It's a very nice spacious thrift shop. It's well organized and has lots of selections. They have a…read moregreat selection of books. The most important thing is that they support Animal Humane New Mexico's mission to support their clinic and adoption center.

This is honestly one of my favorite thrift stores in town. Not only because it helps support pets…read morein need but also because you can find great items at reasonable prices. I often go in just to see what they have and will end up leaving with one or two items. Things donated here are usually pretty good quality too. Plus the staff is always very friendly and helpful. Loved seeing that they now have an enclosed area for adoptable cats. After asking about it to the cashier I learned that over 40 cats (maybe more) have been adopted since being there. Sweet to see! A go to spot for thrifters and animal lovers.

The store manager was very kind and what's great is anything you buy the proceeds go to helping…read morethose in need.

Prices were very very reasonable for the items that I was looking for. Store was very clean.read more

I bought a belt for $5 under a sign that said $2, the nasty woman worker said we cant label each…read moresign with the policy "unless marked" and that my belt should have been somewhere else. Fix your attitude and fix your sign.

Nice staff but unfortunately I didn't read the warning that they only accept donations on specific…read moredays of the week! So I had to leave my donations at the Goodwill next door

The staff here is so nice and welcoming. They have amazing pricing and deals and the selection was…read moreamazing. They had amazing vintage clothing and toys. Tons of books I was able to fill up a bag of books for 3 dollars. Definitely recommend

Everything in the store was 50% off. I walked through and you can tell that this is a real thrift…read morestore. Things seem to be more Thai but trake into account that the price will be/half off. As I walked around, you could tell it was a good value and you could find stuff that you needed and the staff was very helpful as well.

It is a new small non-profit store on Menaul just east of Washington…read more +It benefits sheltering elder cats that have lost their owners. It is run by a small and friendly dedicated group. They also take limited donations. When I went there, they were not taking children's items. I would call to see what they can take in. I like stopping in to see what treasures they have in all 3 rooms. Be sure to check out the main and larger back room!

Highly under rated thrift. The front storefront portion is only a small bit of the whole place. It…read moreis cat rescue focused/run and the ladies who work here are so nice. The front is more smalls collectibles and larger back is more of the general thrift store stuff. I marked down 1 star due to the slightly deceiving front and the slightly disorganized back portion. But if you are willing to dig definite finds. I got a recycled coffee bag tote $3 and some great water shoes for $5. And saw some other collectibles that were priced really well including beautiful original art. Hours are more limited than larger stores but it's worth the wait/find

Grace Thrift Store is a little gem in this SE Albuquerque neighborhood. It is located in an area…read morethat needs quite a bit of help - be it used clothing, food banks, safety needs for the people that reside in SE Abq. This store thrives by helping others, including their ministry, giving out clothes to homeless people and making the world more green by recycling used items to sell back to the public. The ministry feeds the hungry out of the same site. What differentiates this thrift store from others, I feel, is the sense of purpose and pride that the management invests into the store and into revitalizing the neighborhood. Nobody needing a new pair of socks is ever turned away. I was recently there and a lady stated that her shoes were stolen, so she was given a free pair. This neighborhood needs more of this. I can see why it is called Grace House Thrift. The coolest thing is if you bring a child or two or three in, they each get to pick out and keep two books from the back! They have a great selection of children's books, and this is so important for kids in this day of television and video games. There are many options to choose from, when shopping at this store. The best thing to do is to head a bee line straight for the little glass case in the back. It houses the best of the store, the boutique items. There are designer jeans for men, nice jackets, neat trinkets and cute purses. In addition, there are many unique items that are fun to look at. There is also a glass case behind the register that has all of the collector baseball cards and stuff like that. The front of the house is where they sell clothing. There is usually a sale going on, where you can stuff a plastic bag full of clothes and it is $5 per bag, buy two and you get the third free. There are pants, jeans, shirts in many colors and sizes. The men's department is not that extensive though, the women's area has the most. There is a side rack by the door when you walk in that has the better label clothes. I believe those are $3 each. In addition they get in some cute shoes, boots and purses that they display in a wooden cabinet. I have seen Nine West shoes, cute cowboy boots and Coach/Sak bags recently. You can hunt for a little bargain. The back of the house is where you find paperbacks, toys, CD's, tapes and yes records. It is a relatively small operation back there, but inventory is constantly changing. I saw a 1960's style bread box recently - looked stainless steel. It was very cool, I almost bought it. The highlight of the place is the baby section. It is constantly getting items for newborns, infants and toddlers - clothes, toys, blankets, baby food, car seats and the like. People really love that area. Why by new when there is already so much out there to be reused? Grandmothers, new mothers and many others come just for the baby section. You can stuff a bag for the same prices as above. THAT IS A LOT OF BABY for a LITTLE PRICE! Drop by and say hi to Pastor Patty at Grace House. Buy something or donate something and you will feel so good.

An odd, cramped shop with things that should have been discarded months (if not years) ago. It had…read morea feeling of a "hangout" for folks that worked there and/or their friends and not very welcoming to others. I didn't find anything I wanted inside but saw a piece of furniture in the lot out front. When I asked they told me it was sold and shouldn't have been out there. Strange. Needless to say I haven't been back and instead spent my time in other thrift stores that have shown more professionalism.

The crew working on shift on Sunday, October 2nd are awesome! I have done a ton of antiquing and in…read moremost shops the workers stare at you and are super jumpy. Not the case with this crew - they were super helpful without hovering. The prices are way more reasonable than my last visit a few years ago. Everything is organized and clean. I did make some purchases and I am super excited about my finds. I highly recommend!

I visited this antique store with my wife, and elderly parents. My wife needed to use the restroom…read more The staff informed us that the building owner doesn't provide restrooms for anyone--not even their own employees. That alone is ridiculous, but when I said she was full of crap they kicked me out and refused to help my elderly parents. If you're looking for a store that values basic human decency, this isn't it. Plenty of other antique shops down central with better service and, apparently, better plumbing.

Very nice and clean goodwill it's setup like a boutique with some higher end items like clothing…read moreand jewelry. Some of items are too pricey for being donated. The staff is friendly and helpful. This location and I assume all of NM Goodwills don't provide any color coded discounts of the week, nor military or senior discounts.

I stopped here after visiting the Savers next door, and this was my first time at this location…read more Honestly, I wasn't impressed and definitely won't be coming back. The prices were way too high for a Goodwill -- seriously overpriced for secondhand items. The layout is cute and feels like it's trying to give "high-end" vibes, but the selection was really limited, especially for clothing and shoes. A lot of items were locked up, which made it feel less like thrifting and more like shopping at a boutique. They also don't allow oversized purses or backpacks inside, which I assume is because of theft concerns, but it adds to the unwelcoming vibe. Staff didn't greet me when I walked in or offer any help -- the atmosphere just felt cold and detached. Overall, this store is trying for something upscale but misses the mark. There's nothing amazing here, and with the prices being what they are, I'd recommend skipping this location.