Awesome thrift store for thrifters like me, they have amazing sales daily and monthly and really…read morenice clothing pieces. While I do not support their cause (further then buying from them) I do love some good deals on clothes, so if that's also what you are looking for this is the place! I have left with several dresses and fabric and only spent around $15! Actually thrift prices unlike value village/ salvation army/ talize that can be higher.

I came to this thrift store because I believe in what they do and confident where their proceeds go…read moreto. I dropped off some prized-pieces of dresses, shoes and clothing items I have been trying to keep for years, wishing some day I may be able to fit in them again. Well, some wishes don't come true but I didn't forget to drop in and check out what they have in season. Their clothing boutique is small but quite sweet and was visually appealing. To my surprise, I found a Smart Set dress that was in an exceptional condition (SS was one of my fave stores that was discontinued). It fit like a glove and even better it was prized at $4! What a steal! This thrift store was a bit far off from downtown Langley but was worth the drive out. I would definitely come here again, especially when I donate again but also will be checking out any rare find!

I always like to stop here when thrifting in Langley…read more Money goes to the hospital and is run by sweet volunteer ladies. The prices are very low and I can always find something cool. Recommend if you are in the area!

Overall Impression Penny Pincher is a classic…read morecommunity‑driven thrift store with a more personal, small‑shop feel. It's quieter, less chaotic, and often more affordable than the big chains, making it a great stop for budget hunters and anyone who enjoys slower, more intentional browsing. Strengths of Penny Pincher - Lower prices -- One of the most budget‑friendly thrift stores around. Clothing, books, and household items are often significantly cheaper than Value Village or Talize. - Community vibe -- Staff and volunteers are friendly, and the store feels like a local staple rather than a corporate chain. - Hidden gems -- Because it's smaller and less picked over, you can find unique items that would disappear instantly at bigger stores. - Calmer environment -- No overwhelming crowds or massive aisles. It's easy to take your time and actually enjoy the hunt. - Good for household basics -- Kitchenware, décor, linens, and small home items are usually well‑priced and in good condition. Things to Expect - Smaller selection -- Inventory is limited compared to Value Village or Talize, so you won't always find what you're looking for. - Electronics are rare -- Speaker hunters won't get much action here; the electronics section is small and inconsistent. - Stock depends heavily on donations -- Some days are fantastic, others are dry. - Shorter hours -- Being a community shop, it doesn't stay open as late as the big chains. Who Penny Pincher Is Perfect For - Shoppers who want low prices without corporate markups. - People who enjoy quiet, relaxed thrifting. - Hunters looking for unique home items or vintage pieces. - Anyone doing a full Surrey thrift circuit who wants a calm mid‑stop between the bigger stores. Quick, Review‑Ready Summary Penny Pincher is a cozy, community‑run thrift store with excellent prices and a relaxed atmosphere. The selection is smaller but often more unique, and the staff make the experience warm and welcoming. It's not the place for electronics or big hauls, but it's a great stop for affordable clothing, home goods, and unexpected treasures.

I like thrift stores when I'm out of town, and have time to kill. It's fun to see what kinda cool…read morestuff you can find, as well as helping out a good cause. ( The proceeds from this store go to help children in one of four orphanages in Mexico. ) The store isn't huge, but the prices are so great. I couldn't believe it, after seeing what some of the other local larger thrift stores charge -sometimes more then the actual retail price ... *cough*VV*cough* Anyway I came just before closing, so I didn't get to look around much. They had a sign for 50% off yellow tags. I found 2 new in packaging Ty Beanie Baby's for 1.00$ each ( but they were yellow tagged making them 1.00$ for both ! ) my friend collects them, so I couldn't resist. They made an announcement that they were closing soon. Which I loved- I hate it when a store is closed with no prior warning. I then saw the shoes on display. Again, unlike VV they were clean and gently used. I had only brought my boots with me ( I was in town for a few days ) and really could of used some casual shoes to slip on, instead of wearing my thigh high boots all the time, during this trip. I wear a 10 in footwear, so it's not always easy finding my size. I asked the lady if it was too late to try them on, and she was super nice. She told me to go ahead. Both pairs fit, and at 2$ and 3$ each how could I go wrong ? I also bought a glass heart necklace ( see pic ) for 1.00$ ! They had a good sized book selection at the back. I love to read, and go through 4-5 books a week ( another reason I like thrift stores- I can get my book fix ) there was only a few minutes to spare, so I didn't have time to browse but I did pick out a hardcover book. The lady on cash was also super nice and friendly. She rang me up and got me a nice box for my necklace.The total for everything ? Only 9.60$ !! I'm sure if I had more time to look, I would of probably found more stuff I really didn't need. But thrift stores is a fun way to spend some time, and not a lot of money. Langley seems to have a awful lot of thrift stores, so if you are in town, add this one to your list of places to stop by!

Such a fun thrift store! They often have 50% off sales on women's clothing - such a treat! Staff…read moreare helpful. Prices are great and I often find neat things here. Large parking lot, though it does get busy sometimes! Would definitely recommend!

Boutique Finds is a charity thrift shop with good quality second hand clothing and accessories for…read morewomen. It is a unique shopping experience with friendly, helpful staff. We have introduced a new service of replacing difficult claw clasps on necklaces with easy to use magnetic ones We are a fund raising arm of Langley Meals on Wheels with all proceeds going to support their programs.

Really well curated thrift shop, smaller but great stuff especially furniture and books. They do a…read moregreat job displaying their items, more boutique like than thrift! I like coming here as long as I have headphones so I don't have to listen to the christian music pumping out of the speakers, I like my thrift experience indoctrination free ;)

A real thrift store. I love parusing the nostalgic furniture from another time. Not quite antique…read moreor vintage but just old enough to be outdated--real Character. It's amazing how long people hold onto furniture and clothes them release it for it to be discovered by who? Someone who refurbishes old pieces?! Because that's all that comes to mind. I want to strip them down and revamp the design however it would be a huge undertaking and in the end I would rather just have fun looking. The clothes here are not as abundant as value village but I found a cute dress for $5 and that's the kind of thrifting I like. I like to have lots of outfits to use for working on movies as an extra, or just to have. I've always enjoyed a good well loved piece, something clean but lived in with personality. Their are 3 thrift stores all located within minutes of each other. I also donate here , Talize and value village. Its all about the recycling of household items and clothes. I recently downsized after a move and it felt good to re-home some treasured gems and useful possessions.

I've sworn off Value Village countless times over the years. Over-priced generic crap from suburban…read morewastelands sold to those who (usually) can't afford much in life, let alone the non-value they will inevitably be getting from this store? No thanks. But similar to my relationship with cheese, I just can't stay mad at it for long. So I've made a deal with myself: from now on it's only high-quality dairy goodness (read: no Cracker Barrel); and Value Village is only to be visited in decidedly select locations. This particular establishment just so happens to have made the cut. As far as lame big-box thrift stores go, this one is pretty fantastic (relatively speaking, I mean it's still a shitty thrift store). Organized, clean, decent selection, and genuinely friendly and animated staff mean that I don't feel like I've been totally ripped off after I've left with yet another sequined top. A rarity in the infinite megathrift empire, the Langley location leaves me feeling like there just might be Value in this Village after all (cheese!).

visited once (live far) and there wasn't that much variety. decent size and layout, lots of light…read more staff seemed nice. great for people who live and work there and there is a talize of same size and a mission thrift short walking distance as well 2.5/5

Bought the cutest Victorian bench There. Owner let me keep…read morein the shop until I had moved and picked it up Owner is genuinely nice and works hard to provide a clean, stylish environment.

Excellent quality and unique furniture finds. The owner Tim has been in the antique and furniture…read morebusiness forever and prioritizes making his customers happy. Super nice guy and fair prices. So much better to support his small business than giant furniture stores with bad quality furniture. Constantly new stock coming in and antique finds too.

Amazing furniture store. Tim adds a rare personal touch and provides great recommendations for…read morepieces that work in your home. If you like restoration hardware style furnishing, do yourself a favor and go here first!