every time i visit New York i always pop in to this store.. the gentleman that owns it is so…read morewelcoming and very informative.. my wardrobe back home is full of shirts and caps and badges from here..always a pleasure to visit this little piece of nostalgia in the heart of the city.. Robert from Scarborough England..

I stumbled on this gem during my summer holiday. They have a tight lil setup, lots and lots of…read morestuff in there (i.e. jackets, bags, pins, hats, you name it) piled up all around which is ok if you're comfortable in closed quarters. There is literally a narrow line to weave thru in the event there are say more than 7 people, aside from the staff browsing throughout the shop. A lot of the good picks can be hard to buy depending on the season (i.e. there was a dope fishing boonie that was neat and the perfect size for me however it was floor model only and likely previously fitted by many individuals). This is my first time to a physical MIL surplus store as I typically shop online for them and had no knowledge before my visit that this particular one was in operation for well over 50 yrs, kudos. One thing though is that if you plan on returning or exchanging anything you should discuss all the details PRIOR to purchase. For myself, def learned this the hard way as there was some gear I bought, accessories and tees (pd in cash) but changed my mind on some of them after a couple of days. Then I checked online and their store policy is 5 days with original receipt. So I returned with my goods, namely a T-shirt and was told it is NON-REFUNDABLE due to it being "underwear" and the fact it "touches your body". I was thinking "ok..." and my face def showed it, as this was the first time in my life that I heard of a business that bent their return policy. Maybe it was because of the fact that I paid cash for my gear, not sure and the owner did not want to refund me, but I got past it. But as a heads up, if you do think you may have any sort of wrinkle with a return it prob is better to put it on your charge card so you can work it out with the issuer/card company for any disputes. Overall 2/5.

Went in here not expecting anything more than your regular, hometown thrift/antique store, but was…read morepleasantly surprised when I upon vintage Coach! I have been an avid thrifter for a year now and haven't been able to find an authentic, y2k, and in-good-condition coach bag. (and to all my vintage coach girlies you know how hard they are to find in a thrift store fairly priced as opposed to those god awful depop resellers) I thought I could never get my hands on one until today! The owner actually gave me a $20 discount after I asked for one!! It was on the pricy side, but I also felt good about my purchase knowing that a portion of the money was going to charity. Definitely check out Cherry Door if you're in the area- you might even find your dream bag! FYI the bag I found is a Purple Soho Tote with a matching wallet. It went for $170 but i was able to bargain to $150!

People generously donate their things to this place but the guy that runs it really prices…read moreeverything at the highest for resale.

LOVE this thrift store, great selection of books, household goods, crafting, collector items, and…read morereally beautiful vintage selection. Really great jewelry as well. Highly recommend.

Cool place with interesting finds . They have a big selection and variety of different things from…read morehouse hold , clothing books, toys . Fun to look around and browse but I find some of the prices to be too high for the neighborhood it's in

I have been shopping here for ever, and the have designer items reasonably priced and the people…read morethat work there are very friendly and helpful Love shopping there.

This place is great!! I work in the area and I've bought many things from this store. The price is…read moreright and they have really nice clothes and dresses. You have to be careful though, because I think a lot of the stuff is returns, and possibly Irregulars, also samples, etc. No returns but you can exchange within 7 days. I'm a fan!!

Great new addition to Harrison! Woman owned and operated small business that opened a week ago. The…read moreowner is friendly and has beautifully curated shop. Lots to look at from books, clothing, jewelry, housewares, and furniture. For sure worth a visit. My daughter and I have been in there multiple times since it opened. Support small business! :)

Saved by Zero is my new go-to for any occasion! Business owner, Ali, is an incredibly experienced…read moreand talented fashion stylist. She has utilized that passion and experience to create this unique space (unlike anything in Harrison) with intentional and gorgeous pieces. She provides such honest input and pulls pieces that suit you (that you would probably never pick for yourself, but they work)!

The name of this thrift shop in white plains ain't lying as extrance is a back rear door of a…read moreparking lot and this shop may have limited hours , limited stuff in the thrift shop nature but it's organized , prices are very reasonable and if you browse good enough you will find some cool stuff I bet . Many knick knacks in a small space and you won't find any treasures or really fancy trinkets but you will find something useful and it won't cost much .The lady who operates the space is very nice and enjoys whatever questions you have about the items on display for sale . I found a few mugs that look like they were around during the Kennedy administration and a small wall painting that looks dark and mysterious which will find a place on the wall of my man cave .overall my cuz and I spent about 50 bucks and got a bunch of old unique stuff thats very interesting indeed .4 stars on my yelp meter.

I love me a real damn good Thrift Store where I can find all types of usable stuff. And Back Door…read moreis it. It's located right behind their Synagogue and a few blocks off Mamaroneck Ave. I'll be straight up, heading down the few steps leading to Back Door seemed sketchy- but I moved past that because I knew there was light at the end of the tunnel. Back Door isn't huge- but to their defense, they have a good handle gathering items by sections. Upscale and lower-end items are all mixed in together, so you're going to have to do a little digging. I've been doing Thrift shopping for ages- but my thing is...there ain't nothing a good dry cleaners won't do. I'm usually on the hunt for something weird and sorting through the aisles to see if I find a treasure or two. Majority of times, I've doctored up my pieces, gotten rid of buttons to replace with funkier ones, replaced lamp shades, bought large wooden pieces of whatever, etc. Then again...there's always Pinterest. Right? This is the place to haggle- and by the way- it's only CA$H. I scored a Rainbow Cuff Bracelet for $3, a few other Bracelets. Plus a bright Red and Fuschia Clutch going for $10- and in the end, got it for $6. Nice experience, wouldn't hurt me to try it again.

Amazing thrift store... i would like to see more vintage things and not only clothes but other…read moretypes of items as well. Overall, is my favorite thrift store (at least that is located in the South Bronx ‍).

This is the loveliest shop, with super unique curated vintage clothing, jewelry and other goodies…read more The owner has incredible taste and style and always has such special pieces. Prices are reasonable, there are some high end hard to find pieces as well - I always find amazing treasures. One of my favorite places for shopping anytime of year.

Unique finds every time service is great people are kind…read more.....................................................................cool place