"Them South Side sisters sure look pretty The cripple on the…read morecorner cries out "nickels for your pity" And them downtown boys they sure talk gritty It's so hard to be a Saint in the city" (Bruce Springsteen) The best things about our visit to the St. Paul's Thrift Shop were the two women who greeted us, shared info on today's specials, and were just plain delightful hosts. The store was on the smaller side, but was neatly stocked with Men's, Women's, and Children's clothing, shoes, handbags, backpacks, home goods, housewares, toys, jewelry, puzzles, books, and record albums. All were very low priced. I came close to buying a tan suit for $7, but thought the jacket was just a teense too big on me. My wife bought a pretty pink blouse for a paltry $1.50. If you enjoy poking around thrift stores as much as we do, check out the friendly folks and friendlier prices at the St. Paul's Thrift Shop.

I got 2 brand new blanket throws here and a beautiful maxi dress! Definitely take the time to look…read morearound, don't just rush in and out. There is a lot of great stuff, some of it brand new. All in a small space. I also saw a lot of hand tools which surprised me!

Small shop but packed with tons of great stuff, pleasant staff, great place. Very clean and…read moredisplays are appealing, you feel like you're in a gift shop rather than thrift. fun items on the dollar rack, and nice jewelry

don't count on them being open when they say they are!…read more disrespectful of our time to close when they say they are open and the internet shows them as open!

. A hidden gem that I wanted to keep to myself but to amazing not to share. Beautiful collection…read moreoF vintage clothing and antiques. ALSO they have an Art Gallery on site

Beautiful furniture. A treasure around every corner. Prices are very good. Much better than any…read moreother shop in the area

Great customer service, Rick and Rick Jr went out of their way to deliver a piece of Estate…read moreJewelry for a special occasion on short notice and made sure it arrived on time. The piece is beautiful and made the occasion very special. Thank you guys! Highly recommend them for both buying and selling your valuable items.

Rick is very helpful and knowledgeable. As someone not versed in coins and antiques, I can ask…read morequestions (that are probably stupid questions) and still get an honest answer.

This store is great they have great deals going on every day, the customer service is also great…read moreeverybody is so helpful and nice and they have a lot of stuf. It always looks clean and has lots of new stuff which is something you wouldn't really expect from a thrift store but overall this store is great I definitely recommend!

I have worked with Lorry on several dance and theater productions over the past ten years. I also…read morebuy a lot of my personal clothes from her and consign with her. She has always been there for me and she is personally invested in my style and success. Not only is she great interpersonally but is so knowledgeable on vintage fashion. I've loved visiting her in both her booth at the Manhattan Vintage Show and her warehouse in Branford.

I'm a male college student with a thing for vintage menswear and saving money. I set up an…read moreappointment with Lorry (she isn't always at her shop) and the from moment I stepped in, her mission was to determine who I am and what my style is. She showed me around a few racks of sport coats and suits she'd picked out in advance, knowing roughly what to expect from our phone conversation, and with my reactions, quickly worked her way to my tastes. As a saleswoman, Lorry doesn't push - she just showed me stuff and went with how I felt. She was even honest enough to tell me, when I was hedging on a jacket, "if you're doing that now, you'll do it every time you put it on. It's not worth it." I eventually ended up with a gorgeous wool suit, circa early '70s, which was exquisitely dry cleaned and pressed (which she does with all her merchandise). She priced the comparable suits she got from this source at $225, but this was for her Manhattan market. As a first-time customer who was a student and from her hometown, she let me have it for $95. It needed a little bit of tailoring but she gave me a very complete recommendation for what to do, how to have it done, and who to take it to. The rest of our conversation was about mutual friends/family who we discovered we had. I was there for an hour and a half! You almost feel like an honorary nephew or something in this place. A breakdown: Prices: I didn't get enough of an idea with other merchandise to determine, but these are not thrift store prices. Then again, they're not thrift store items, and she'll work with you. Selection: extensive, sometimes kooky and sometimes very wearable, consistently vintage (lots of 50s-70s). Experience: very pleasant and focused entirely on you.