The Thrift Store

What happen to this place it disappeared overnight??? I was just at the location and there was no sign saying closing. Hmmmm
Did they move?

store is closed. just drove by (1÷13÷2016) and place is empty

Recently I visited this thrift store and I will definitely be back. There’s a little of everything. Went in looking for Christmas sweaters but ended up looking through almost everything and left with a few pieces that I will be rocking soon. No Christmas sweater though.
Clothing is not organized by size. It’s organized by color and by item. I liked that. Their prices were good and to top it off, the day I went in they had all the stuff with pink tags at 50% off and all the white tags at 75% off. I believe Wednesday and Saturday everything in the store is 50% off.
There’s a 50¢ charge for using a credit card as a form of payment. Not a big deal, just thought I’d let you know.

Nice thrift store with lots of books, glassware, clothing, accessories, and other things. They have some very beautiful glassware I purchased as birthday party décor. I also saw some cute current style earrings in the glass case. They have some items that look like they would be sold at a Joanne’s, Michael’s, or Tuesday Morning, but those currently trendy décor items in great condition are of course priced higher than you would expect from a thrift store. They also had two or three small dining sets in very good condition.
Pros: clean, spacious, good options, not bad service
Cons: NO BATHROOM, smells like most thrift stores, higher prices on some items than expected.
There are also currently 9 reviews for this place on Google maps if it helps anyone.
I would come here again in a few months to see what’s new.

Honestly, having been to literally every thrift store within a 50 mile radius, I cannot understand the bad reviews. This place is a hidden GEM. Great stuff at outrageously cheap prices. They do have some upper end brands of clothes you just have to dig. I mean if you don’t think a like new cashmere j crew sweater for $ 2.80 is a great find, then I don’t know what to say. While it is true that they don’t have much in the way of furniture this is still by far my favorite thrift store. Oh and in regards to the post saying «there were several pairs of shoes that didn’t even have a mate» FYI a lot of their shoes they keep the match behind the counter to prevent shoplifting and their more then happy to let you try on both if you ask.

Honestly, this place is quite trashy, even for a thrift store. It smelled like urine and I couldn’t even understand the two employees that work there (very little English). There were several pairs of shoes that weren’t even a pair because the mate was missing. Don’t get me wrong, the prices were fair, but the majority of the product isn’t even worth buying. I wouldn’t recommend this thrift store to anyone.

One of my favorite thrift stores! It’s huge, they have nearly everything and the jewelry is priced amazingly!!!
The furniture is great and I just found a Kenneth Cole purse so this place is a hidden gem.
5 stars because the girls are always friendly and the fans are on full blast all day lol

My sister-​in-​law is always showing up with new, really cute earrings and I finally got her to tell me where she gets her loot. I was so surprised that she gets them HERE!
But yes, this Thrift Store has lots of very pretty NEW earrings for super cheap, $ 1 — $ 6 for most pairs. I got a gorgeous cheetah watch here too.

For a store with such a generic name, it’s anything but.
Lots of old toys, figurines, china, and a selection of awesome wall art, including new, framed pieces of Marilyn Monroe, John Lennon and such at great prices. For décor in the store, among the many interesting pieces, they have a signed Beatles print. Um, awesome!
Clothes are super reasonably priced. I got 5 sweaters for ugly Christmas sweater decorating for under $ 10. At Goodwill, the same 5 sweaters would have cost 3x as much. They don’t have the clothes selection, of say, Thrift Town, but they have some awesome jackets and neat vintage fur coats.
Lots of cheap books in good condition. Not a lot of furniture. Clothes, décor and knickknacks seem to be their specialty.
Store is well organized and easy to walk through. On a Sunday afternoon before Christmas, they only had a couple employees working, but that was plenty for the handful of shoppers.
I only saw one curtained fitting room, which is always a con for me. I could see that being a problem if the store got crowded.
I can’t wait to go back when I have some more spending cash.

Very clean store and great prices. seriously the cheapest thrift store in town and has everything from décor to jewelry. love coming here and always find a bargain. bought some express brand dress pants that still had a tag on them for only 5 bucks. gotta come in often because never know when you will stumble upon a good deal

I was forced to go looking around here by my gf. Their store is pretty decent. It’s better than most thrift shop in the area.

Found a pretty cool pair of sunglasses in a plastic bin full of sunglasses that were 30 – 40 cents each. The shades I wanted didn’t have a price tag, so I went to the counter to ask for a price, and the chicks that were there said they couldn’t sell them to me because they didn’t have a price. If the shades were in a bin full of 30 to 40 ¢ shades, a dollar should have been a pretty good deal. However, they insisted they could not sell them to me, and I thought that was pretty silly. I understand it’s store policy, but like, it’s not like it was some rare sculpture or anything fancy. I told them I would offer a few bucks, and they still refused. Kudos to them for sticking to their policy, but this situation totally turned me off and I won’t be coming back.

I am never going to fill up my new Kindle when I can come to thrift stores like this and buy two hardcover books for a total of $ 1.
This is a nice big thrift store with a huge selection of clothing, shoes, household goods, furniture, pictures, kitchen items, sporting goods, etc. Heck, I even saw the exact stereo that I had back in college, with record player, dual cassette and CD player, for only $ 40.
Like any thrift store, it’s always a crap shoot as to what you will find, but if you’re in the area and have some time to kill, it’s probably worth stopping in.

Great prices, tops for $ 2 – 8, brands are Target level, no designer wear and the clothes are tired. Lots of housewares stuff and furniture. Some of the housewares stuff looks new. Had their own parking lot. Check out line can get long, have seen 10 – 20 in line, even with two cashiers.

In 1996, this was THE place to find crazy shit. It’s mostly picked through these days but still worth seriously digging into!