This place embodies everything I wish all clothing stores could be. Growing up, I always dreamed of…read moresharing closets with my closest friends and family. And now, thanks to Valhalla, that dream is a reality. The idea of having an extended wardrobe without worrying about laundry is incredible. My first visit is still one of my favorite memories. Sheliza had an entire rack curated just for me, filled with pieces that matched my style perfectly. It felt personal, thoughtful, and fun. The membership pricing is fair, and the heart behind the business shows. Danielle, the owner, recently offered to direct monthly membership fees toward helping a member and coworker cover medical expenses. Something you don't often see in a business. It's environmentally friendly, creative, and women-owned. What more could you ask for?

I have been a Valhalla customer/member for 3 years - it has improved my life immensely. The owner,…read moreDanielle, and her staff are attentive, detail oriented, and personable. I never liked shopping because I was constantly comparing my body to the way I thought clothes were "supposed" to look on me; I was always overwhelmed and discouraged in big-brand stores, consignment shops, and small boutiques. It turns out I don't hate shopping - I just needed help from people who care about inclusivity and understanding. The clothes and jewelry are priced fairly and organized well. Being a member is worthwhile - I often pop in the day of an event I'm attending and walk out with a perfect outfit catered to my style and comfort. Valhalla is completely unique; fighting the good fight in opposition to fast fashion. I feel important and special here - I have saved money and energy by being a member.

City Thrift is my favorite thrift store in the Tampa Bay area. The store is kept clean, well…read moreorganized, and consistently well stocked. They have a large selection of men's, women's, and kids' clothing, with plenty of new items to look through on every visit. I especially like their rotating color-tag sales, which make it easy to find some great deals. Even the items that aren't currently on sale are generally reasonably priced compared with other thrift stores in the area. I visit City Thrift about four times a week, and I almost always find something new. With the combination of good prices, a large selection, frequent sales, and constantly changing inventory, it has become my go-to thrift store in Tampa.

I went for a first time on a Sunday afternoon, and business was booming. I will say that they had…read morethe largest, most organized collection of clothing that I have ever seen in a local thrift store. This made up the bulk of the store, although they did have smaller sections of purses, shoes, electrical cords, etc. Signage was everywhere, so it was easy to find shirts or dresses or pants, etc. The problem came when you actually tried to pay for what you wanted. One person was working the register, and the line kept getting longer and longer. 2 other workers went behind the counter, and hope bloomed that they would open another register, but no luck. They were more interested in talking to each other, and distracting the one person actually ringing people up. After literally not advancing in the line for over 5 minutes, I gave up and left.

This place is huge!!! Dauntingly so as you don't know which way to go first…read more The omens clothes section is to the right. There's a couple shelves of shoes and bric a brac on this side of the store. Then you walk into the other side for the men's clothes, bric a brac, and furniture. I'd say they have the most clothes of anything. You have to search, but there are a few reasonably priced items mixed in. Prices have gone up at just thrift stores since yrs become a "thing". We'd been to another community thrift on the east coast and really liked it. Although this store was much larger, their prices weren't as amenable. We did find a few things to buy here, however.

This is a very large Community Thrift Store right of Nebraska Ave…read more We stopped in after dinner to check out any collectible items that they might have. The aisles are kept clean and free of clutter and are easy to navigate. We found four items to purchase this evening.

The ladies working in the front are always so nice. Came in…read morewhile we were waiting for a pick up order. We walked around and saw some really nice pieces of dinnerware and also in the back they had some pretty neat kids toys for big and small. Something I never knew they sold was bed framing, and they also had some Halloween costumes as well. The ladies were telling me upfront that they do have specials throughout the month, So the lady upfront made sure to give me a flyer when we checked out. :) It is a little chaotic in the store, but you can find your way around pretty easy .

Excellent variety, definitely passed my "stationary" benchmark for a good thrift store! Multiple…read morerooms for different items, very well organized. Pricing was a bit all over the place - some items overpriced, others a very good deal - but that is pretty standard for thrift shops throughout the state. Staff were all super nice and attentive. They had a really fun ticket discount system when I went! You get to pull a ticket from a bag to determine the discount you got off the posted price. I am a sucker for a surprise and a bargain!

Hmmm I am gonna disagree with that comment. We moved here a year ago and I go here occasionally and…read morealso donate. They always have beautiful baskets to decorate my home for super cheap, I've gotten fall decor and such. Every thrift store is gonna have older items that's why you take time and look around to find your treasures. I never felt dirty being there at all! Maybe bob is confused with an antique store and a thrift store? ‍

Don't waste your time. This is NOT a thrift store; it's a JUNK YARD! It's dirty, unkept and full of…read morestuff that should be in the county dump. I don't know where they get their "stuff" but I suspect "dumpster diving"! Bob F

Great staff and great prices. They are really helpful although the fitting rooms are closed due to…read morethe Rona.

I needed to freshen up my professional clothes and "night on the town" wardrobe. I'm so glad I…read morestopped in! I ended up buying 3 slim fitted suits with crisp white dress shirts. The staff was very helpful in pulling sizes. You can buy pants and jacket separate for a better overall fit. They have all the accessories you will need to pull off a killer look. Suits ran about $200 and the shirts were around $35. Unless you are a model-fit body, spend a few more dollars on tailoring. I did and was rewarded with many nice compliments from strangers and some lusty stares from my lady friend. Also- I can't forget to say this. The fabric weight of these suits are very appropriate for our hot/humid Florida summers. I traveled in one of them and they keep looking good even 12 hours into the trip.

The store had some really nice stuff. Organized by color not by size. I don't care much for that. I…read morelike to go in find my size and start shopping. The store was clean. The help seemed very nice. They did have a bell at the counter so you could ring for assistance.

Lots of treasures for a small store . New items daily . Great deals when there are sales but prices…read moreare much higher than other thrift stores in the area. 7 or 8 bucks for a used shirt isn't exactly a bargain when the same shirt is 10$ new at Walmart . But having said that , proceeds do go to a great cause .

I took 23-25 high quality items in. A couple of them had only been worn once…read more Lisa and her coworker kept talking to me while Lisa took everything off of the hangers. At one point, Lisa told her helper "you might need to go to the bank for me." Then, after the three of us had a lengthy conversation about traffic on Hwy 19, Lisa reached into the cash register and handed me $40. She made it seem like she was doing me a favor by paying me $40 for at least 23 items!! Last Spring, I took about 12 items in and she paid me $45 When I browsed through the shop, I saw one blouse with a $29 price tag on it. I wish I had kept my items and donated them to my church thrift store. I will not go back, and I do not recommend the resale shop to anyone.

They did not have what I was looking for but have a nice selection. The store is laid out like a…read morelovely boutique. Clerk (owner? ) was happily singing while straightening racks.