Great store. Wide variety of items but maybe if more people knew they took donations would even…read morebetter. The auction area is well done.

Very large, clean well organized and well displayed thrift store…read more They have their own parking lot - just past the corner of big bay and HWY 11. I had a few things to donate - which is around the LHS of the building - you'll need to back out as there wasn't much room to turn around. Seems they support both local and abroad causes, which is super. Staff seemed friendly, and are made up of a large portion of volunteers. I saw them online in a search and got there a little too close to closing as it was a bit of a hike. They let me take a quick 5 min to look around. Planning on going back.

I am actually voting ZERO but am forced to give all Value Village stores a ONE. I was at the Caplan…read moreBarrie ON location recently. The prices are outrageous, to say the least. Most of the items are of very low value and very high unfair price. Some of their items are dollar store items that you can buy at the dollar stores for LESS or equal value but at least, at the dollar store the item is NEW. For clothes...nope. For household, maybe once in a blue moon but I don't shop there anymore. The CEO's are rich off peoples' donations / selling at a ridiculous profit, and that don't sit well with me.

I would give them a 1 star review. Not just this location but all of VV locations. It is disgusting…read morehow over priced they are. They even sell used candles with no wax inbthem for $4. Like are you kidding me!!? She get your shit for free!!!!!!! STOP taling advantage of people. These are hard times and we need VV to be a thrift store where people can afford shit. You guys need to lower your prices. Maybe an 80 percent should be good.

Love Lina's store! Lina is a hard-working, ethically-minded entrepreneur who supports artisans and…read moreother small businesses by selling fair-priced, yet highly trendy, comfortable and lasting clothing, jewellery and merchandise. I've shopped a lot at Lina's previous store One Love and have found her prices reasonable, and the shopping experience fun. I look forward to coming back to this incredible store and being a long-time customer. :)

From the owner: The Daisy Chain is an eclectic boutique that mixes boho inspired styles with carefully curated…read morethrift and vintage finds. Our upbeat boutique is friendly, laid back and affordable. We love natural fabrics like cotton, bamboo and linen, and we also love colour and styles that are fun and playful. We also offer unique jewelry, quality bags and footwear, and an assortment of natural beauty products. Find us on the north end of the main street, right across from Loblaws!

I went to the Grape Vine Cottage today. I was greeted in the store by a salesperson. She did not…read moreintroduced herself, she was tall with dark medium length hair. I was looking at the store goods and as I went through the store I turned around to ask how much an item was and i received the most bizarre response from this salesperson. She pointed at the door screaming at me to get out! Please be aware if and when you go to this place. You can be verbally abused and humiliated for no apparent reason. This is an awful place. And I wish I will never experience anything like this in my life.

My experience in this shop was not a positive one. I walked…read morein to hear the owner/s griping about customers, and i was ignored. My Covid related safety question was answered with a snippy reply, and I was then informed about how they could spot a person from the city right away because they are so rude, not like the locals. Well, I have to say, the owner is the only rude person here, and if she doesn't care for customers from 'the city' she is in the wrong business. I'd advise she keep her generalizations to herself. I remained pleasant my entire time in the shop, but walked away feeling very insulted, demeaned and judged for no apparent reason.

Not a very good value village Low selection of T-shirt's…read more Uglier inside than most. Like the city of orillia, another disappointment.

several things. 1st they are biased in hiring they do not include everyone from anywhere or with…read moreany background. further staff they do have are rude and abrupt. they take good stuff for themselves. over price everything else. and you can't complain to corporate... what a joke

Well, just a note to a reviewer: all the goods change frequently, so one should just express a…read morelittle patience and if you don't succeed the first time, GO BACK! I found an amazing coat there for a special price of $2,50! And books, which I devour. And I'm definitely going back!

I came from Toronto to check out a few thrifts in the area but found nothing. I loved the fact that…read moreit's a good sized location and also staff seemed really friendly and the store seems well kept but I have to leave my honest rating because of the choice. It's certainly not their fault that they don't get good donations (at least all the GTA stores I've been to!) but I spotted nothing but the usual nonames, vintages, Georges, Ardenes, Reitmanns, Bluenotes, Joe Fresh and the likes, some Hollisters and such. Prices seemed ok. If its your way certainly do visit but if you aren't local, no reason to bother. 2.5/5, just because of the selection.

Prices were high for a thrift shop. $5 for a coffee mug? I went to Dollarama and got a cute mug…read morefor $3. Why would I buy a used mug when I can get a new one for less????????!

Very CLEAN! And in excellent condition. They are very grateful for donations and very particular on…read morewhat makes it onto the shelves! Yes, that's what we want to hear as the buyer when we are getting things pre-owned. Everything you'd expect product wise from a thrift shop - clothing, furniture, books, media, hats, games, electronics, appliances (lots of appliances!), housewares etc. Each week features a ticket "colour" on sale, so be sure to check often. Located - depending on your era in Bradford... at the old Ingoglias grocery store, old Foodland, the old Oasis Food Mart - it operates out of half of the store. At the lights at Colbourne and Holland Street. Not the cheapest pricing around but due to quality, everything is still a great deal. A win win too, as proceeds go to a local school, and the school kids and their parents help out. So much so, the whole operation was the brainchild of parents! It's an effort to run and organize, and I applaud them for that, such that I can both give and shop for what I need, all without having to buy a single chocolate bar, poinsettia, cookie dough or whatever the fundraiser du-jour would have been. (TYJ) haha... All the while diverting from landfill, even better! Be green, be charitable simply by shopping and/or donating your re-giftable quality items to the Re-Source!

This store is extremely expensive when it comes to clothing especially. Not that I really shop…read moresecond hand for clothes but noticed how high the pricing is for mediocre attire. I do look at the antiques but find them a bit pricey as well. The store is well organized with lots of variety I will give them that.

Service is excellent. The store is spotless. Prices a few high, but waiting for sales, it works. I…read moreget complemented all the time on my finds. Selection is excellent. Only complaint is clothes are getting greedy. Anything 15.00 or over better be brand new. But not always the case. It's a big store, free items, small staff, no reason to overprice. Value village got greedy, lost buyers with damaged goods sold like new. We are not uneducated. please don't overprice. Congratulations on 5 years.

Friendly and quick interactions.They were wonderful with supporting a local school initiative. We…read moreappreciate their support!

Always find myself coming back at least once every 2 weeks. There are always such great finds! I…read morehave purchased so many board games, books and a whole silverware set! All very reasonably priced and there is always something for everyone.