This thrift store is such a wonderful find. I have purchased items here twice and the owner is…read morealways so welcoming and helpful. I was able to try on anything I wanted and was given great feedback and advice. I'm going on vacation and this is the first stop I made looking for some casual and dressy outfits. The prices are reasonable and there is great selection. Highly recommend.

Googled thrift stores this one was in walking distance from where I was staying. It's definitely a…read morecute little corner store.. clean small/compact. Owner was friendly. Items were reasonably priced. A lot of them items were reminded me of pieces older ladies might wear, didn't see too many things I felt were trendy. Owner did advise they get new items in often, definitely gotta pop back when I'm in town again & give it another try.

I will say when I walked in a was a bit overwhelmed because the space is small with lots of…read moreclothing racks. I was the only person in the store. The woman at the counter is delightful. They had name brand purses, shoes, ties and blazers. I left with several items totalling under $30. I am so glad I found this little gem of a store. Parking was free.

It seems as though this year I've entered into my thrifting era and in recent months I've visited…read morethe NFSB Thrift Shop a handful of times.. each time discovering a new trove of treasures. For those who haven't been in a minute, or haven't visited at all - there are actually (2) thrift shops to see. The main building (at 169 Chestnut) houses majority home goods with a handful of clothing and a section for kids/toys and pets. Across the street (162 Chestnut?) is where you'll find larger furniture pieces and the majority of clothing/shoes/accessories. Both spaces are laid out nicely, not overly crowded and organized. There are plenty of volunteers in both shops to assist you if needed. During my most recent visit I found (and brought home) a small near perfect milk glass mixing bowl (no doubt from someone's grandma's kitchen) for only $2. Others around me purchased a stack of plates, a beautiful oversized basket, a guitar! There really does seem to be a little bit of everything in the shop, and something for everyone. I thought prices were fair - drinking glasses are $1 unless otherwise marked. Picture frames were a dollar or two and it seems like they are often having a BOGO sale on those + artwork. They've got a kitchen section, an area of holiday decor, etc etc etc. Street parking is easy-ish and close to Rt 3 shopping [in Clifton].. so really a nice spot to stop in if you're in the area and find yourself zig zagging through Nutley trying to avoid traffic on Rt. 3.

Very small, not much to see here but the workers were and everything was reasonably priced. You…read morewill not find furniture or anything of the like there. Simply clothing, books, picture frames and glassware. Street parking is easy and accessible.

Really pleasant little church thrift shop. Very cheap clothes - worth a visit. And nice collection…read moreof random everything, as to be expected.

I love Alomas thrift shop. She has great Afro centric jewelry. I have about three or four of her…read moreearrings. I even visited today on my way back home. She has furniture, home decor, jewelry and plenty more. She's friendly and conversational. It's a thrift shop so don't expect everything to be extremely organized but you're guaranteed to find some quality pieces to suit your interests.

If you have some time to sift through the debris you're likely to be rewarded for your efforts with…read moresome handsome name brand clothing. Really what I mean is that Burlington is the retail equivalent of an archeological dig with clothes packed so tightly on the racks that having a jaws of life handy is highly recommended. The store is dingy and slightly desheveled but you're also not at at Ralph Lauren store paying MSRP for a polo pony pullover. Just be prepared to wade through an assortment of Bruce Lee emblazoned pajama tops before you strike gold. Four stars for the hunt.

I went to look for pitchers. I saw that there was a single pitcher with no price. I went to pay for…read moreit and they cha4ged me $9.99 for one. Then I went back to look to see if I could find the actual price. I found the box all broken and its suppose to be a set of two. I went back to the same cashier and she didn't even say anything. Cashier should know what prices they're charging, so customers don't get ripped off.