Stopped here on a visit to town super fun store great selection of true vintage and super…read morereasonable prices and a Zoltar to tell your fortune too!

Cool little shop we always hit up when in Chattanooga. They have a range of vintage clothing,…read moremostly 80s, from T-shirt's to poufy sleeve dresses. Jewelry, shoes, and purses are also abundant. The prices are pretty decent too. Definitely check it out when you are shopping and playing on River St!

This place is SO rad!…read more Visiting my hometown this month, I am hearing about and discovering so many new cool independent businesses. The Electric Crocodile is THE best vintage store though - from clothing to games to decor to collectibles to keepsakes. This store is like a choose your own adventure through fabulousness. Mom and I stopped in last weekend, experiencing a fun, friendly staff and seeing so many deals on stylish clothes, potential home decor from past iconic eras, and just fun stuff. Some of what I saw - Garbage Pail Kids cards, Star Wars figurines, gems, 60's & 70's & 80's clothing pieces in great condition, and unique candlesticks and art. And an energetic cat is the unofficial store keeper. Can't wait to go back for a few hours soon to decide on what to purchase first!

Spent a few hours in here in a recent trip to Chattanooga. It is totally worth the visitread more

First time coming here and I found a treasure trove. I walked out with new fabric, brass hooks,…read morecork/canvas prints, lawn chairs, shirts, a waffle maker, macrame fixtures, and even shower filters for around $60 total. Stuff I'd been looking for for a long time. All the items I found were a great price and the staff were incredibly friendly to me and my partner. We will definitely be back.

Horrible experience with one of the employees. Every detail here is about the same employee…read more I listened to her berate a family with small kids for a full 15-20 minutes immediately when I arrived. She was coercing one of the family members to translate her rant from English into Spanish, and lecturing the adults present on not letting their children look around the store away from them. The store's patrons then had to hear her gossip about it for an additional 30 minutes, complaining to other customers and saying she wasn't racist. During the discussion with the family, she said the kids might break something, and the mother tried to assure her that if they did, she'd pay for it, not to justify them breaking something, but just as a way to try to reclaim some accountability the employee was insinuating she refused to maintain. The employee also gossiped about this to customers, insinuating the woman brought this up as a way to be flippant and "do it her way." I dared to put my clothes in a dressing room *without her permission* and was also lectured, and as a result got understanding looks from the other customers and accidentally snorted. After I changed, I again heard her gossiping, this time about me, and heard her remark that she "knew what [I] was trying to do" and that I "should be wrapping up soon so all of the negative energy should be out of the store." Whenever I went to check out, I asked if they had a student discount- they do- and she specifically cited needing a valid ID "since people try to get away with this stuff" (a 10% discount). I showed her my university ID, issued in August of 2021, which she then refused to take, citing a lack of date on the ID (my university does not issue new IDs every year). I asked if I could show her my enrollment in the past or upcoming semester, or my university email, and she refused. When I questioned this, she stormed off to the back without responding and a manager came to the front to complete my transaction. As I left, the back door was open, and I, for the second time in under 20 minutes, heard her gossiping about me, complaining about my insistence that I was a current student and an earlier attempt to buy a shirt whose tag had gotten caught in my hair and subsequently torn slightly. Store's prices are fine, slightly high. Better discounts and customer service can be found at the other location in Chattanooga and the Soddy Daisy location.

This is a thrift shop unlike any I have been to before OR after. From the music, to the decorations…read moreand of course the great prices for some great vintage pieces, I swear I didn't want to leave. Daughter and I visited during a recent vacation and all I have to say is if you love great deals and epic vibes plus outstanding customer service (Looking at you James! You're amazing, Sir!!!), you have to check this place out. I guarantee you will not leave empty handed.

This place is an absolute must to visit…read more They have everything. My husband even found some items to buy. A must go to!!

We spent way too much time and money here! The owners were magnificent though! We were standing…read moreoutside speaking to a gentleman who was admiring our corgi and one of the owners came outside to greet us and welcome our dog inside as well. Honestly, any business that welcomes our dog, I will almost every time purchase something-it means that much to me! The store holds a variety of items. It is a souvenir shop but this is probably one of the most unique souvenir shops I have ever visited. I like to purchase items when I travel that are locally made and this store had some items like that. Hubs and I took turns browsing the store and speaking with the owners, which made our experience more personable. I wanted to find something like an old souvenir Chattanooga vintage train but they did not have what I was picturing in my mind. Instead, the owners showed us trains they had in the window and offered to sell us the whole set but I could not afford it. Instead, we bargained for me to purchase a couple of pieces of the set. I thought it was very special of them to do that. We purchased some other souvenirs but none of them were sentimental like the train set pieces. I will definitely shop here again when we visit Chattanooga!

I thought this place might be cool, but it's a bit of a tourist trap. They have a t-shirt room with…read moreChattanooga tees but nothing else all that interesting. You can skip this place.

Maybe I'm not the target demographic here, but I'm not sure who is. It's curated thrift and…read more vintage, and while there's some neat stuff, I just can't imagine purchasing anything. Lots of the items had rips and stains but were still $$$. I pulled a cute-ish polyester vintage top (a dime a dozen at Goodwill) and saw it had mold stains all over the bottom floral print....$30. I prefer charity thrift stores, so again, not sure I'm the target customer...but the prices were so high and the clothes not special enough to justify the cost for anyone.

amazing staff! However meanwhile the clothes are great and collector they tend to be on the more…read moreexpensive side.

If this is how employees are trained to treat disabled customers in their stores, just imagine how…read morevulnerable individuals are treated behind the scenes when they come to Goodwill for help? I have never felt so humiliated in a store as I did at this Goodwill location in East Ridge. This happened on 4/29/26 in late morning/early afternoon. My husband is in his 60s, a stroke survivor, and relies heavily on a cane. He has difficulty speaking and sometimes gets confused, so he needs a little extra time to communicate and understand. What happened here was the exact opposite of the patience and understanding anyone would expect from a charity that prides itself on being "inspired by compassion for the poor, sick, and disabled." A cashier named Helen told him the senior discount was 25%. My husband said that he had been told at a different location just a couple of weeks ago that it was 40%. Instead of showing an iota of empathy or patience, and try to help my husband understand, she repeatedly talked over him. He wasn't upset--he was trying to get his words out, which is already difficult for him. Her tone was incredibly loud and rude. Then, she volunteered to call the manager, Jeremiah, like she was bringing in back up. Which I suppose she was because he was no better--if anything, he was worse because he was the manager and should have tried to de-escalate Helen's irritation and the situation in general. Instead, just like his employee, he also talked over my husband repeatedly, didn't allow him to finish a sentence, and showed ZERO patience or empathy. To the point that my husband was reducing to asking, 'Can I please finish my sentence?' multiple times and was ignored while Jeremiah kept talking over him. It was impossible for my husband to communicate at all. We were calm the entire time. No threats or yelling. Not even any foul language. Yet instead of showing any understanding toward an elderly, disabled man who may have simply been confused, we felt completely attacked. When my husband tried one more time, "Can I please finish my sentence?" - We were then told that if we didn't leave, we would be escorted out. Imagine a disabled man in his 60s, barely able to walk with a cane being forcibly escorted out of a Goodwill of all places because he was misinformed on the senior discount! The entire exchange, from start to finish, lasted only a few minutes. We left quietly--but the experience was deeply upsetting and humiliating. No one deserves to be treated this way. This was not just poor customer service--it was openly rude, dismissive, and lacking in basic human decency. What makes this even more troubling is that this experience is completely at odds with Goodwill's stated mission to support individuals facing barriers to independence. Again - If this is how employees are trained to treat disabled customers in their stores, how are vulnerable individuals treated behind the scenes when they come to Goodwill for help?

This goodwill is not the smallest location I've ever been to, and the items to browse didn't fill…read moreit up. There weren't many options, and no one in my party found anything. It was clean for a thrift store and the employees where quite nice. There just wasn't enough to browse through. They had a lot of t-shirts, which isn't a good quality in a thrift store. Overall, I probably won't be back, but was impressed by how nice the employees were!

Though I couldn't find anything I wanted, this is a great resale place for a sorts of outdoor,…read morecamping, hiking, kayaking, etc. They even have pots and pans for camping, grills and other little nic nacs. If I didn't have most of those things already, I would have gotten something today. Hey also have a nice selection sleeping bags. I will be back to get one for camping season. The guy behind the counter was super helpful and his handlebar mustache was nice. If you need anything related to the outdoors, I suggest trying here first.

They have a little bit of every type of outdoor gear/clothing. Prices are reasonable for the…read moregear...clothes not so much. But then the original price of outdoor clothing is outrageous to begin with. Truth be told, I'd rather spend my money here supporting their cause than lining the pockets of other local places.

Great selection of unique items. Friendly and knowledgeable…read moresales staff. Excited to explore the new holiday items.

This gem of a vintage and gift store is a must visit if you love decorating your home with unique…read morefinds. Strolling through, I spied a treasure trove of vintage furniture, new furniture, one-of-kind handmade jewelry, retro lamps, and a kitchen area full of made in Chattanooga foods. If you are a book lover, stop here for a great selection of first edition and old classics. Whether shopping for your home or cultivating a local goods gift basket, Edith's has you covered. Very reasonable pricing too!