Great service, very organized Store, super simple, somewhat reasonable pricing, easy to find location

Cheating and deceit I had bought "used Nintendo DS lite", I asked the counter clerk to try to find me its charger. but he did not find it and mentioned that I can return it in one week. I found its charger in another store very expensive , So I decided to return it. I went to return or exchange it , but they refused and mentioned it is not returnable or exchangeable. And the responsible (his name is Shwan) told me "no way" When I told him I will complain to Consumer Protection, He told me " do anything, I do not care" read more

Over priced. for clothing and ideas for a store that has 100% donated items, will not pay 20.00 dollars for a pair used jeans .

This Value Village is a great size with lots of selection in each department. But it's a little pricey as thrift stores go. Some clothing can be as much as $20 even though it's well used. read more

While this store may have a decent selection of goods on most days, the pricing is far from "thrifty". Depending on what you're shopping for, you could be looking at prices comparable to brand new items. I've seen used (name brand) parkas priced at $250.00, extremely worn sofas listed at over $100.00, and nightstands with broken drawers at over $40.00. It seems that the trend of "up-cycling" furniture has embedded its claws into the cut-throat world of second-hand item retail. I will say, however, that there are good deals to be found, from time to time. May the odds be ever in your favor, customer of Value Village. read more

Overpriced garbage! Frayed jeans for $20!!! WTF! The manager is a total jerk! Worst customer service in the world and all the employees and management are rude! Can't even get discounted price for a pair of frayed jeans what the heck. Frayed on the heel no thank you, that's not stylish at all. read more