Tremendous selection! Friendly staff! Bring your own shopping bags if possible. Leave time to…read morebrowse! Prices a bit high but fashion can be found!

The prices are a bit high for a thrift store. They had a great selection of most everything. But…read morenot to much jewelry to choose from.

The day I was in, there was not a great clothing selection- it seemed to be over-picked. I can…read moreimagine back to school / Halloween / the winter holidays might be a popular shopping time. I found a few gifts in the book area - which was to look through. I found a copy of Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, and a couple vintage games and puzzles that made great gifts. I look forward to returning after a while for another round of bargain hunting.

I love shopping at Talize it's hands down better then value village or some…read moreOther for profit chains I've went to and way cleaner with better selection and friendly staff and supervisors I've had good to great experiences So far

Love the place! We've bought lamps, dining room chairs, cabinets and some china.Absolutely…read moredelightful!

Easy to find consignment pieces with character. They truly do have something for everyone. Quality…read morepieces that may not always be super trendy but will stand the test of time and can be styled wonderful by the right person. Even if you don't buy anything it is almost museum-like so worth a visit. There are so many unique items and it's all styled decently. There's at least one thing for everyone here and they always get new inventory. Great advantage in price over new for quality-focused individuals. They also have smaller items like affordable Swarovski and Murano glass. Was surprised by bad ratings as I have truly found a hidden gem in Oakville. Keep an eye out for "Say Goodbuy" blue tags for the best deals. All it takes is a bit of creativity to style a piece one likes for one's home.

Good sized store, found lots of stuff, priced fairly. Bought a full sized Stereo, untested as there…read morewas know where to test. Female Staff member a little testy. But everyone else nice.

Just went to Salvation Army South Service Road location in Oakville to drop of (Greco) high chair,…read moredishes and books. Had to go inside to ask staff member (who was sitting reading a book) to help me unload car. High chair was in 3 pieces so I could fit in car and staff member put stand (metal), chair (upholstered plastic) and tray (plastic) in 3 different boxes???? I asked why and he said so they could be recycled and, when I asked if someone might not want the high chair assembled together in one piece, he said "someone might put pieces together"???? Very concerned and disappointed and will probably start going to Habitat for Humanity to donate.

Store was ok, didn't have much Media to choose. Items were priced very decent but not much to…read morechoose from

wasn't too busy when I was there last Sunday. Found some great finds - a brand new Hunter jacket -…read more9.99 - long sleeve black tee, brand new black jeans, 2 pairs of pjs and a 4 pc - Paris inspired set of plates. Everything brand new, all came to $46.93 - no tax. I'll be back!!!

Love this Salvation Army Thrift store. Found some good stuff here. Staff seemed friendlyread more

They say a business is a byproduct of its environment…read more This Salvation Army is exactly where it needs to be - at the edge of a village, rundown and sporting some hidden deals if you look closely enough. Going into this store for the first time was a bit of an eye-opener. I'd passed it many times in years past but never mustered up the courage to actually commit to visiting until I was in the area and killing time. The shop itself is dingy, filled with a high percentage of random junk and staffed by employees who are VERY laid back. As I walked in, I overheard a customer talking with a cashier about the latter's lunch break for several minutes. The most interesting thing about this place is, due to its proximity to a large number of historic sites and historical societies in the village, there are some interesting opportunities to pick up some vintage items if you know what you're looking for. Rooting around the book section, I found a large stack of books from the early 1900s, including one that was all about Canada's lieutenant-generals and a near-first edition of Mazo de la Roche's "Jalna". Unfortunately, it looks like a hurricane hit the place. There's no real rhyme or reason to the layout, with clothes seemingly strewn about. Unlike other SA locations with dumpy presentations, there wasn't a whole lot of selection on the day I went. Everything looked picked over, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was a prime target/hangout for seniors. If you're going to visit this thrift shop, keep your expectations firmly in check. There's some good stuff to be found here, but the presentation leaves much to be desired.

This was a special place full of finds of every type, I love to chat with the guy there he did over…read morevalue some stuff to me, but how do you put a price on strange and unusual like a giant guitar sign, my friend wanted for his music store. To me this place was a bit of magic like "honest eds" or "forest city surplus". Just never knew what little treasure you would find. Sad to say I'm sure we will get another Walmart or box store to replace it with their standard layouts. that make me want to buy on line. It was the character of the place and the staff I'll miss. Give liquidation and surplus places a look lots of fun if your the creative type.

as unique as it gets. This place is a testament to low rent, flipped houses, Red Green, and failed…read morebusinesses. They have everything; appliances, fixtures, furniture, building materials, a few cars, three rooms decorated identically to the Red Green sets, a few massive store signs, popcorn makers, lights, arcade games, miscellania. It will take you half an hour just to walk around the place, and don't wear your finest. It's dirty. Also the staff is surly and prices are NOT as low as I expected. For a place that has an entire table devoted to floor heating vent covers, (which I was looking for), many of which were rusted and crappy, they still wanted $10 for the one I picked. Which I'm sure is close to the price of a new one. Seems they fancy themselves more of an antique dealership than the crazy flea market they are.

As with any Thrift Store they can be totally hit and miss as it depends on what items had been…read moredonated.