This was the most expensive hospice resale shop I've been to. While I understand supporting a good…read morecause, the quality of the items felt pretty mediocre for the prices being asked. It may still be worth a visit for some, but it didn't quite meet my expectations compared to other hospice resale shops I've experienced.

I've been taking donations to this thrift shop in recent months as I'm helping a friend move out of…read morea big house he's been in for 20 years. He has many nice things, but not as much room going forward. The volunteers who take in the donations are pleasant and welcoming. Recently I needed a belt went inside the store for the first time--what a nicely laid out space! I found a nice belt for a reasonable price and came away very impressed with the merchandise, the organization, and the friendly volunteer personnel.

This is a very large thrift store, but as the sign inside states it is a for profit store not a…read morecharity. And it's a DBA (doing business as) "Monster Thrift" per its door sign. Inside it's a warren of different rooms -- where you could easily get lost. Lots and lots of clothes -- especially women's. In most cases sorted by type, but not sorted by size. Bric a brac, housewares; electronics; china and glassware, office supplies, books, children books, toys, hats/scarves/bathing suits; golf and sports equipment; paintings; and a separate boutique of higher end stuff. The day we came all clothing was $5. So if you had the patience... I bought two small things under $2 each, but most things were more expensive. I'm glad we came. Now we know.

This is a large thrift store located on the West side of Dixie highway. They have convenient…read moreparking near the front in a large lot. Unfortunately they are Closed today due to a death in the family. We will have to come back another time to give them a try.

Great Selection and Prices .The delivery team was also Amazing they moved some stuff I needed to…read moreget out the way and were careful and professional the whole time

Great service and a fantastic selection of furniture. Exactly what I was looking for!read more

This small place is packed with a garden of delights. This is more of an antique and collectibles…read morestore than thrift. Local decorators probably flock here. There are lots of items perfect for upscale decor. Most things were out of our price range, but it was fun to browse. Also saw a few things that relatives had owned -- or similar -- and was able to get an idea of the asking prices or current "values". We watched a lady buying a brass dragon and another gal seriously looking at a statue and a planter. Just a note: they don't take credit cards, but they do accept checks, Venmo, Zelle, and cash.

Decided to stop by here with the family during our vacation in West Palm Beach. We were buzzed in…read moreby an employee, but never approached for assistance regarding their merchandise. The place has two stories and the best way to describe the place is like walking into the gilded age. Magnificent pieces, just nothing that I couldn't live without. They say you cater to your customers; however, the prices were so high, it would have been very difficult to justify any purchase, even if I found something we liked.

Hello! Last Friday, I stopped by Cedric DuPont Antiques. The…read moreofferings in this truly one of kind place were quite remarkable. I have shopped at many places including 200 Lex (an amazing store in Mid-town), and have to say that Mr. DuPont's offerings are the most extensive that I've ever seen! This store is a MUST see.. My best, John H. Mathews

This is a church-related thrift shop. It's a lot bigger inside than you'd anticipate from the…read moreoutside. The rooms are packed with inventory including inside drawers and on walls. One room has china and bric a brac and toys. It is not neat. The toys were all spilled over the floor and hard to navigate past. They also have clothes, household goods, books, and jewelry plus a lot of miscellaneous stuff. The day we came they had a sale on some of their items. We did find a couple small things to purchase. I'm glad we stopped by. Now we know.

I love a church thrift store and Blessings and Bargains Thrift is a great one! Blessings and…read moreBargains is a partnership between two Boynton Beach churches, First Church and Faith Church. The thrift store is located on the campus of Faith Church across from the sanctuary near the flag pole. The store is staffed entirely by friendly volunteers who donate their time. Hours are Wednesday through Saturday 10 to 4. Proceeds from donations are used to fund local and global missions. Blessings and Bargains has several rooms filled with household goods, children's toys, men's, women's, and children's clothing, accessories, small appliances, glassware, collectibles, linens, books, puzzles, and art. They even had some vintage pieces. Some of the sales they had going on included fill a bag with clothes for $5 and 50 percent off coffee makers and previous holiday items. Some of the clothes were even brand new with the tags attached. Everything was well organized and inexpensively priced. Blessings and Bargains is a great resource if you need budget friendly clothing, children's items, or are starting a new household. It is also a fun place to explore if you enjoy thrifting as I do. Whether you're hunting for a unique item or looking to support a good cause, this store offers both. The combination of quality merchandise, friendly service, and a mission-driven purpose makes this a standout thrift store in Boynton Beach. .

What a surprising little shop. I'd classify it more as…read morevintage than thrift. But the prices were very reasonable for well curated, high quality items. Record on the turntable was a nice touch and great discount the day we popped in!

This is a small new thrift shop in a strip of stores. It's a little bit out of the way for us, but…read morewe decided to go check them out. They have a little bit of everything. But not a whole lot of merchandise. Prices are pretty decent on most items. My husband found a few shirts that he liked so he was happy. I found a can opener (church key) I'd been looking for, but nothing else appealed. We wish them success. It's not easy opening a business in today's world.

Profits from this thrift store fund Restoration Bridge International, a not for profit charity that…read moredistributes food to needy people in Palm Beach County. Since they formed in 2005, they have distributed 70 million pounds of food. RBI Thrift is located in the old Sears in Boynton Beach Mall. You enter from the outside, not from inside the mall. I discovered RBI while visiting Dillard's Clearance Center, also in the mall. One thing to note, there is no air conditioning. To their credit, the people who work here are somehow able to maintain a cheerful disposition despite the miserable heat. The store inventory is a mixture of new items donated by their corporate partners and used thrift items donated by the general public. I saw furniture, hone decor, plant and garden supplies, pet supplies, toys, kids clothing, art, shoes, sunglasses, accessories, bags, and beauty and drugstore supplies. Prices range from $1 to the several hundred dollars. I found a cute little rabbit dish from Pier One for only $2. I also purchased a brand new in the box microcurrent facial toning device and a microdermabrasion kit. Both were marked $10 but I only paid $5 each at checkout. They are both going for $50 all over the internet. I am excited to try them both out. If you enjoy bargain hunting I recommend checking out RBI where the proceeds go to a really great cause.

This is a brand new thrift store located at the Boynton Beach Mall in the old Sears building. It…read morewas only officially open for their second day when we stopped by. RBI stands for Restoration Bridge International. The nonprofit is well known in Palm Beach County for its work helping with food distribution and food drives to help feed the hungry. It also provides other services as well. So we knew whatever we bought here (or donated in the future) would be going to a good cause. They have lots of different items spread throughout the store. They are still putting out merchandise. Offerings range from clothing to toys, accessories, candles, health and beauty products, gardening supplies, shoes, bric a brac, linens, and furniture. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. A youngster was helping out as a "greeter" (too cute!). Just a note, although they accept credit cards, there is a fee for using them. Bring cash. As they're putting out new stuff every day, I'm sure we will be returning. We wish them success.