I was in the area having lunch when I came across Junk in the Trunk, thrift store in Ogden. I…read morealways love walking into thrift stores and seeing what people have discarded, only to be rediscovered by someone else. As soon as you walk in you realize this isn't your average thrift store. The store is well laid out, organized and has that fantastic smell of used gear (but in a good way); it all brings back good memories of the past. They have a good assortment of records (yes vinyl is making a comeback). And they are dirt cheap; mostly costing less than a buck! I picked up two records and it cost me a toonie. How great is that!! The store shelves are organized in a great way, great friendly and inviting owners, wonderful jazz music was playing in the background, housewares, books, clothing, toys, electronics and even furniture were available to snap up. Be careful, walk into Junk in the Trunk and you'll be walking into a time-warp that you may not want to leave.

Fun little thrift store with a great sense of humor! Tons of Calgary memorabilia. I wish I would…read morehave picked up my souvenirs from here!

I love thrift stores and this is my favourite one. Its a true charity store with all kinds of…read moretreasures to be found. It is obvious that effort goes in to make sure that stock is not junky or dirty. Staff and volunteers are very willing to help and prices are better than most second-hand stores. Fun to check out the on-going silent auction of artwork, jewelry, collectibles, etc. Furniture tends to sell very quickly because of the prices and value. Several stores and businesses donate to it as well as ordinary folk decluttering or downsizing. You can find everything from Ikea to antiques.

The staff is nice, things are laid out nicely, it's clean, but the prices are ridiculously high…read more Twice the price of any other thrift store. I was sorely, disappointed, too expensive.

Urban Thrift is a great little store with a friendly, approachable proprietor. I am really…read moreimpressed by the layout of the space, which is attractive, thoughtfully arranged, and easy to navigate for shoppers. There is an awesome process in place for those who want to submit clothing for consignment and an easy, transparent way for people to see whether their consigned items have been purchased. I have felt intimidated when dropping clothing off at other thrift stores, but Urban Thrift is definitely a welcoming space! I was told that the store holds a variety of special events and promotions, all of which sound very interesting although I have not yet been able to attend any. Still - lots of cool ideas that demonstrate out-of-the-box thinking. I'm looking forward to becoming a regular at this clothing store.

Found this place by accident on our way to Valu Village…read moreSuper easy to get to by Transit: get off at Whitehorn station, walk down 1 block the hen turn left walk one block and its on your right in the strip mall. Spent $80 and got SO much. Tupperware brand new currently listed in the catalog for $40 , I got for $6.99!! Free people weekend bag for $5.99 - it's full of really great brand names in great condition for a good price. I think it's really well priced and there is SO much to look at. I spent an hour in the back corner kitchen area lol Even found my daughter some toys - wooden train set $4.99 and mega blocks set for $3.99. Tons of children's books too. Worth the 9 minute walk from the Ctrain station! :)

A quaint store. Found 5 items and two were 50% off. The owner is amazing would definitely shop…read morethere again.

Zoe's store on 14th is a mish mash of everything, there is always a sidewalk display akin to a…read moregarage sale and this always seduces me. So today I decided to check it out. It has everything of course, clothing, shoes, kitchen appliances, jewellery, and knicky knackies but for such a small place I found everything surprisingly organised. This is a Thrift store folks don't expect anything less than junk and this and that but what I didn't expect were such high prices. Come on a jacket for $100 , you can pick one up at Divine down the street in better condition and at 75% lower in price. This wasn't even vintage and it wasn't even leather. The dishware was ridiculously expensive as well, Value Village has stuff below a buck that Zoe's was selling at 4 to 5, even Winners could beat the prices here, and it would be new and in better condition. Big no no Zoe. On the other side of the coin however was the furniture, now I saw a chrome table 50s go for 30 dollars then a 70s retro dining set at 60. I mean both would sell for well over 300 dollars in Vancouver or Toronto. So there is this huge imbalance in pricing. The women working there are extremely personable, I believe the owner or manager is from Russia and she is very friendly and sweet and the girl behind the counter is fun and attentive. So I guess shopping at Zoe's is the luck of the draw, I mean you can find what you are looking for, stock comes in daily but you may not want to pay for what you find or you may wonder why you paid so little. What absolutely floors me is that for a thrift shop they have this amazingly hip cool website up, where you can ask questions to Zoe and even find out what has come in and what collectibles they have. Zoe strange.

Very organized and clean. Staff were helpful and kind. Worth a drive out there, especially if you…read morelike glass.

Awesome thrift shop meeting antique shop. Set up super cool. Good deals plus they are more then fareread more

Definitely one of the best thrift stores I've been to. The selection is the main selling point but…read morethere are other things to consider. Cleanliness, organization, variety, pricing, and quality of products are all important when debating a place that sells used goods. This place is clean and organized. Each area has a clear purpose/product. The selection of items in each area is good. They don't put out items that are at the end of their life, worn, or damaged. Seeing poor quality items is common in most second hand shops like Value Village so it's refreshing to see good items. They only offer the large shopping carts instead of the handheld baskets but I guess we can live with that. The pricing is noticeably higher then other similar stores but I guess it's warranted because the quality is so high. Free parking lot, but it can be challenging to find a spot when it's busy.

EXTREMELY overpriced, as a thrifter walking in here was a joke. Prices are the same as new for…read moreitems that have been given to them for free. They do not even pay taxes. This is so corrupt! second hand table lamps for $25+, used athletic shorts for $20+, frames prints, not even original art work going for $50+, table tops books for $25+. It was absolutely price gauging and I am shocked. I walked out without buying anything at all because it was so overpriced. I recommend the WINS across the road as it's priced more affordably and donates to women in need within Calgary.

i would like to shop at goodwills but this location is crazy about pricing! Today i just went there…read morejust for spending time not money,i saw small salt and pepper staff,i couldn't believe what i saw,both of them 20$,yes 20$ What is this guys,are you trying to rip us off?? It wasnt even a brand! You should consider about your employee who is pricing the items!

you find good stuff here but wayyyyyyy over price, i've been there a couple of times and i want to…read morebuy more but they are way over price for a lot of their items. I would rather go to Value Village.

I feel like a kid in a candy store after finding this place. Such beautiful items, so clean &…read moreamazing prices!! (All kids $2 & all adults $3... how can you not love this?!) The staff was super helpful & friendly and the items were clean & smelled fresh. Huge selection. In an hour, I barely made a dent in the ladies section. My vote for best thrift shop in Calgary. Hands down. I can't wait to go back & explore some more!!

The prices draw you in. for me it was $3 for all of women's items (excluding heavy jackets). I…read morefound a lot of cute items for only $15 which is super rare even for second hand stores. It isn't very popular so it wasn't super busy. Overall, I think this is my new go-to thrift store

This is a sweet little thrift store that I believe is operated primarily by volunteers (very sweet…read moreladies I might add). The store is very clean and well sorted. While it isn't the biggest thrift store they do have a good selection of kitchen items and clothing, less of home decor. Still worth a stop if you're out thrifting!

Great place for finding christian books! I always find a couple each time I come in. My daughter…read moreloves the used clothing. Now and then we find some kind of unique treasure. Kind and friendly people. And it's for a great cause! I say, donate here and buy here : )

I am hoping that Value Village reads this review. Today I was at the Silver Springs unit,…read moreyesterday at Shawnessy and North East Calgary the day before. They have some outstanding goods and the prices are excellent. My complaint is that I am old-fashioned and pay by cash. I am hopeful that a number of poor Calgarians shop at Value Village and also pay by cash. Why is it so difficult to pay by cash? Most of the times the machines won't take cash. Today the self-serve had one or two customers while those of us paying by cash had to wait in a long lineup that took 20+ minutes. It is so frustrating.

Visiting family for vacation, my cousin and I decided to visit this place since she likes to see…read morewhat she can find here. I had a blast rummaging through all the clothing, and I ended up picking up this jersey. I also found an instant camera, but I'm docking two stars because it was missing a part--the charger and battery. If you buy electronics (or anything here really), beware. I ended up buying a charger and battery online which pretty much ended up costing as much as what's listed on eBay in USD. Otherwise, not a bad place to burn time and have fun. Now I can rep Canada!