Nice, clean, organized store. Lots of parking, dressing rooms, wide aisles. Decent Prices. I love…read morethe way they hang their trousers!

If you buy an Amazon Echo, Dot or any electronic items. They…read morecan be stolen or lost. We bought an Amazon Echo Hand picked for $60.00 Well we tried to use it, called Amazon and its item # ID is listed as Stolen or lost which makes it a brick (unusable). So I go back to Belmont NH The store manager, Chris, would not return it without the receipt. Keep in mind I was an employee for over a year, I do know that it's the manager's discretion to return any and all items. Now I quit because he has no people skills. 4-5 others have left after I quit In one month I feel like I was singled out for leaving.

My morning thrift store mood is one of ease, having released the stresses of the week - excitement…read moreof walking into new surroundings unsure of what display will greet me and at no time of the year is this more omnipresent than after Halloween - early in November. Vivaldi's 'Winter' plays in my head as I step inside and the Russian Nutcracker dolls stare a warm blankness of welcome back at me - and I begin to observe things more closely as I go - to the end of the rainbow. Norwegian cup sets and German decorative plates are set up in front of flowing paintings of cherry blossoms, oils of creepy kids and alternative art canvases and it darn near broke my heart to leave the French prints behind. Look up to see candelabras and left to see a antique ice bucket - all of this I adore. Manual hand mixers and beaters next to flour and sugar silos, enamel coffee pots and Pyrex tanned glass crockery. My arms were filling up so I bought two bags and went hither and tither and placed two egg cups inside and a Ralph Lauren roll-up mat with pillow. Between the hand blown blue and green glass galore the large pewter population, frosted glass of polar bears and Mickey Mouse - I had to have it all, but I live on the road and I shant - much to my sadness my rainbow was shortened on this day.

A newer thrift store to the Augusta area on Capital street. It's a hit or miss like any thrift…read morestore. The items are displayed well with groupings and table set ups. They feature items for sale clothing has a goodwill there set up where some are a % off. They also have shoes, Glassware, Home goods jewelry and I have found vintage items for resale. Very Clean and reasonably priced. Volunteers help run this. They are on social media and there is also a store in Auburn. If you like a bargain stop in, it's always fun to look as the merchandise is always changing.

From the owner: We’re an organization about living, compassionately bringing high-quality, innovative health care…read morethat enhances a person’s here and now to be the best it can be. We offer a culture of compassion that goes beyond traditional health care. Our remarkable staff treats not only the physical, but emotional and spiritual well-being of individuals and their loved ones with dignity, humanity, and respect.

I found the store disorganized. The clothing really should be sorted better. Sorting by color is…read morefairly simple to do, to maintain and keeps an orderly look. The location and staff were pleasant. The dressing rooms were great.

I went to this Salvation Army location on a whim with some friends on New Years Eve and I'm so…read morehappy I did! 50% off all clothing purchases that day! What a steal! Walked out with some fantastic additions to my wardrobe. Racks upon racks to peruse. Everything seemed to be organized by color and type (even the housewares section!). By size would have been ideal as well but I guess finding something that draws your eye is made that much more exciting when you find it is your size as well. I went with the intent of just browsing but left with several new pairs of workout leggings and a dress for that evening. The dress (pictured) cost only $4.50!!! What!! The staff were very helpful and they seemed to have plenty of hands on deck for the sale. People manning the changing area and working the registers kept the flow of patrons moving. The rows between the racks were a bit narrow but people were generally accommodating and made room for each other. With some time and patience, you can score some bargains here. Lots of brand names. Clothing seemed to be in decent shape.

I occasionally go to the knick knack and furniture area to see if there is something I can use. I…read morehave to say everything I looked at was not only dirty but filthy. So much so I hesitate to touch anything. The shelves and floor are no better. People might be more apt to purchase something if it was clean and neatly put on the shelves. I have seen the woman that puts out the items just plunk them any place and most of it is real junk. Its not worth my time to go anymore.

When in the area I do my best to make a stop here. Yes, the…read morestore is old and somewhat dingy. And it can really be a hit or miss kind of thing. Ive shopped here a few times during the pandemic and each trip I've found the store to be completely COVID compliant. It's a large store with everything kind of spread out and at times I've found some really great items. Depending on the day or week certain color tickets go on sale. . Today the 50% off tickets were : white and blue. Green tickets : , .99 Everything is hung up and catagorized. But you do have to look through long racks - sometimes loaded with overpriced items and it takes time. If you have the patience and can deal with the fact that it's an older store, the long racks with some of the stock stained/ripped etc it can be a good place to shop for vintage, modern & anything in between. You never know what you will find! I'll also add that each time I've been here the staff are always pleasant and helpful !

Guy that was accepting donations refused to look through the stuff we wanted to drop off and turned…read moretheir nose up at us. Most likely didn't want to move boxes. Gave our stuff to someone way more grateful. Can't recommend shopping or donating here at all.

Ugh. I just can not donate to this location anymore. I drop items off every few months and time…read moreafter time the gray haired man on duty is rude, sarcastic and unappreciative. Its' not worth the aggravation.

The people who work there are so polite and friendly. They took most things I brought.read more

No public restroom. I took a photo of the sign on the bathroom door so I could remember the…read moremanager's name and send an email expressing disappointment. Was confronted and challenged by an employee for taking the photo. We left. Would have made a purchase to use the restroom. Could not find contact information for the manager on the website. May not be back and will donate elsewhere in the future.

They have great prices and they have everything in my size and I got a lot of stuff there.read more

They have closed with no notice. The phone has been disconnected. Very disappointed in the…read moreSalvation Army to leave people hanging like this.

There is always something for me to buy. They have a great selection of clothing, books, furniture…read moreetc. It is a good service to the local people. I must say that the higher prices will drive customers away. It is better to sell three pieces at a lower price than none at all. Donations keep coming in and selling them is the hope of all people. Your group needs money in order to help others. Thank you, volunteers.

I love the store. But whoever is pricing your records has no idea what they are doing. "Radio…read morebob" or whatever they call themselves has worthless records for absurd prices like $20... Its not a high end records shop in NYC. Not to mention ANYONE who knows ANYTHING about records would know not to put sticker on the album! Please fire Bob and price your records at $2.00 like every other thrift shop

Everyone is very nice and helpful They have a ticket system where you can get discounts on…read moredifferent color tags. Colors for one dollar which is great. It's fun to walk around but honestly it's too expensive for what they have. Im not laying 15 dollars for pants from target that were 24 dollars brand new 6 years ago. I have the same pants at home in a different color. I saw a 40 year old tape player for 20 dollars. I go to many thrift shops all over. I live in LA and it seems to be the going trend. One person decides what someone's garbage is worth. When running a thrift shop you have decide how much you want people to spend each visit. Let's say it's 50 dollars. People buy things that they feel they are getting a huge deal on. And before they know it they have spent 50 dollars "but hey I got 10-12 things!! Thrift shops are the reason people go, "ooh look at my deal" they don't want to feel like they are being ripped off. I saw a change purse that my grandmother would use. Ten dollars. Really? Thats pure insanity.

After getting an unprofessional comment to another review, I decided to put my review here as well…read more I like this store. It has everything you could imagine and then some. The store was reorganized in the last year and is far easier to navigate and explore. However, there are a lot of items in the basement section which either have no prices or the tag vanished. It happens. I have brought items upstairs and asked for a price. Those prices are always higher than it seems they should be. For example, there was a bin of spools of thread marked a quarter. I picked a few but none were priced. I was charge fifty cents although I told the clerk how there were marked. This has happened with other items including glassware. After my review, I got a response saying that I should have made an offer. How was I supposed to know that? No sign. Nothing from the clerk. With regard to the thread, I told her what the bin said and she doubled the price anyway. Great shop. Amazing variety. The staff is the problem here.