I love a good thrift store and my first visit here, it definitely gets all the stars! I found an…read moreitem that I needed within 5 minutes of browsing. I added a few more itens to my cart and knew I needed to check out before adding anything further. The store is NEAT and nicely organized. I greatly appreciated that. Customer service was nice and checkout was a breeze. They have a variety of clothing sizes for all and also household items.

I found an Art Piece that I wasn't ever expecting to find. It makes me smile everyday!read more

I've read nice reviews and been wanting to visit especially since my friend got his couch here…read more Blue tagged items were also 25 cents that weekend. Though there was huge variety of items, I was disappointed. The place was highly disorganized and did not look like the pictures online. The compartments/smaller rooms near the entrance where the clothes were (versus a big open layout) contributed to the cluttered feel. Nevertheless, it has a lot of different things from CDs/DVDs, vinyl LPs, games, furniture, housewares, electronics, and books. Despite fair prices, I had a different experience than other reviewers who had a positive experience and would give this a 3/5.

I stopped here today with a friend who was looking for a flower vase. We entered and were instantly…read moreoverwhelmed by the assortment of items. There were rooms that featured women's clothing, another for men's clothing, books, electric appliances, you name it, they have it. Happily she was able to find a very interesting vase for just $3. She mentioned that she would definitely be back with her husband to check out the assortment in more detail. It's also nice that the funds raised from their sales help local people in need. If you're looking for something particular, or just have some time available, I'd highly recommend coming down and checking this place out.

This thrift store is very hit or miss. They do have a plus…read moresize section that is quite large so there are many options- they just are so pricey. I don't understand why their home decor and many other things are priced so high. Sometimes it's worth the snag ! Sometimes it's not. Worth a visit though if you're willing to hunt. The staff are really sweet too if you need anything.

Usually, it's just the cheap joints that try to get religious with you, but not this place. I…read morecouldn't afford to buy anything. I saw items with triple digit price tags in some cases, and no, not typos. The prices overall are outrageous though, even for the cheaper stuff. considering there is no dressing room, I think $29 is a lot to gamble on a used suit, especially with no refunds. I just couldn't stay and browse like I usually do when I thrift. The final straw is the religion stuff. I don't like to give my money to places that tell me to that I should become a Christian. Perhaps you should hire employees that aren't bigots? Might cost you more than my business. But it did cost you that! I don't feel comfortable returning. Two stars because the place was clean.

This is a church-sponsored thrift store with clothes for all, furniture and other household items…read more My only wish is for the clothes to be sorted by size; I had a challenge searching for specific sizes for someone. The prices are ok considering some items are with the original tag and many items are in great condition.

This place is definitely a hidden gem! Found brand new vases for my sun room at such a great price…read more The staff is also so very kind and helpful. If you just moved and need new decor or even need to gift someone definitely stop in

Sweet little spot, with very kind volunteers. Specials on colors weekly. It's a searchers thrift…read morebut not overwhelming.

This store is PACKED to the brim. Things kept falling over on their own. The aisles are narrow only…read moreallowing one person at a time. As soon as you walk in, it smells like a dirty home & it is so hot & dusty in there. Items are overpriced and not in the best condition. There was a $1 T-shirt bin in good condition. The staff at checkout was very nice.

Probably the best option for used clothing in Richmond. They have some high quality brands in their…read moreinventory and keep the items fresh for the season and also the prices are decent - especially if you find it by the last mark down. Can be somewhat cramped with too much but we all have too many clothes! I've consigned here too with some luck but ended up spending more than I made.

Lots of Lily, Talbots, Anthro, Free People, Coach, and other trendy brand names! Tons of jewelry,…read morepurses and shoes and accessories. While I like the selection, this store is extremely cramped and the clothes are so jammed on racks, it's difficult to navigate the inventory. Outside there is usually a sale rack and also some discounted items in the back of the store. The fitting rooms are comfy and roomy, so that's a plus! The wall of jewelry is overwhelming, but in a good way! So many necklaces! Everything is displayed pretty well, there are some racks that hold specific brands not necessarily according to size. Overall, I like this consignment shop, even though I'd prefer to shop in a less crowded environment. Some of the prices are too high, but occasionally I find some good deals here! Be sure to check it out and add some flair to your wardrobe!

Spacious. Prices are fair considering all goes to local programs. Multiple days offer 25% on…read morevarious items or for certain occupations. Selection was fair. I would pass on the children's selection. Men's seem to be the strongest contender of sections. Everyone was very friendly, especially the woman who checked us out.

Liberation Thrift (previously known as Love of Jesus thrift) is such an awesome thrift store. When…read moreI used to live in Southside, this was one of my go-to spots for thrifting. They have an amazing selection of furniture here. And some are really gorgeous finds. I've haven't been in the market for furniture when I've visited, but I usually find myself second guessing if I should be in the market for some with how nice some of the stuff is. This store is huge, you could easy spend over an hour in here just looking at everything. It is neatly organized into different sections, one corner has drawers, another has clothes, one has books, and the middle is filled with couches. You can find everything from kitchen appliances, to sporting goods, to even music here. There is a huge parking lot outside that always has parking available. Things are pretty fairly priced. I find that dresses are usually higher than I'd expect to pay, but nothing insane. Like I said, stuff is fairly priced, but not necessarily the cheapest option. In the times I've gone, the person working the cashier is very kind, asking you if you'd like a bag for your goods. I highly recommend checking out this thrift store for some cool finds.

The selection is very good. The best part for me is the collectible store on the side; has…read morebeautiful things and very affordable.

Ohhh the humanity!! This store should be ashamed to call itself a thrift store with the proceeds…read more "helping" "Richmond Habitat build safe, affordable homes for local families." I have been to other Restore locations and the items were modestly priced for folks in need of used furniture, lamps, home decor, dishes, glassware, appliances, utensils, etc. This shop is hilarious! I gawked in disbelief when I saw donated items marked like a high end antique store! Ridiculous! A mirror for $100, a teapot for $125, small wicker shelves for $125 each! Dish sets for $300! Couches for $500 & $600! Despite the fact that some of their item are vintage, they are DONATED! They should not mark up the prices so as to compete with actual antique shops. I was shaking my head throughout every aisle! I'm embarrassed for them. It seems the true meaning of thrift/donation shops has gone by the wayside... taking a page from Goodwill's playbook and hiking up prices so the truly needy can't even afford used "goods" and clothes. It's a shame that the positive work this "resell" store does by providing homes to people in need is overshadowed by the exorbitant prices of their donated merchandise. There were some new items, housewares, decorations, signs, gifts, etc. but the majority of this shop was overpriced. Some coffee mugs were $2, and that's about right! I won't be coming back ever, because they are taking advantage of shoppers and the needy looking for good deals. Tsk, tsk.