St Vincent De Paul Thrift Store

This was a good setup for a thrift store. When u walk in the store is split and areas are clearly defined. They had the furniture setup like something from Homegoods. I thought it was cute.
When we first walked in, I expected to be greeted by the two young ladies working at the front, expect they said nothing. Not a bad first experience, I would have liked to be acknowledged. #petpeeve

I’m really not a fan of this thrift store. I have walked in on several occasions and walked out empty handed. None of the products to me I find appealing. The staff/​volunteers are not really welcoming it. The price are just average, but I can get a better deal, higher quality, and items that I would actually buy at other thrift shops and pretty much at the same price point.
On the plus side the store is a very large size, and they do have tons of items. But for me I find all the items outdated, not my style and it doesn’t really appeal to me. I haven’t had a bad experience here, but I haven’t had a great one either. I personally wouldn’t recommend it, but I would never sway anyone from not checking it out.

As an avid consignment/​Goodwill shopper I did not realize what I was walking into — BUT I am SO glad I did!
Great prices, wide selection, & lots of blasts from the past (lots of VCR tapes). Something for every man, woman, & child. I definitely recommend this thrift store to anyone!

The prices are a little expensive for very used items that are disgusting. Price are difficult to negotiate as well. Not really anything interesting here, if u want to buy men’s clothes I recommend not going here. They just don’t have a lot of stuff.

Great Place, It’s clean, great prices, very organized, Nice people, merchandise says its been OK (tested). Stuff that comes with a bunch of parts is closed and also checked.

Large store. Good prices like shoes for $ 2 each. I got two pairs of shorts for $ 3 each and one was American Eagle brand. Not many men’s clothes, but tins of clothing for women. There is only one dressing room.

One of the better thrift stores around. Lots of quality clothes choices. Well organized, clothes are sorted by size, so you can be efficient in finding what you’re looking for. Not necessarily the cheapest, but really not bad at all. I had fun here!

They’re a nice spot– everything is sorted, the staff is really nice and the clothes look clean… but like most Jacksonville Thrift Stores their prices are only okay. I saw a couple of cute things — but I’m not paying $ 7 for used pants. I recommend going up the street to the Humane Society Thrift store.

I’m gonna pop some tags only got $ 20 in my pocket … I love blazers and LOVE NOT spending hundreds of dollars on them. When I saw that they were only $ 5 I almost had a heartache. If nothing else I found cute oversized blazers. That I could get cheaply resized.
The sore is pretty small but the layout is nice and neat. If you come looking for something specific it’s a quick in and out. But wander the aisle a little and you might find something that you didn’t even knew you needed. It’s like a mini treasure hunt.

Lindsay L, I totally concur with your «thrift shoppe» remark :-) Oh, and they were playing Beauty & the Beast when I went… guess they are fans of Disney :-)
This is by no means the yard-​sale-​with-​a-​roof that you’d expect to come across. Absolutely nothing fancy about this store or it’s location (a hollowed out shopping center that’s holding on for dear life) but it’s the principle that makes this place so awesome; everything is very organized, color-​coordinated and best of all CLEAN! The moment I walked in, I was like «Ok, this is gonna be great» lol I tripped and fell into a conversation with one of the staff; she was oh-​so friendly and more than happy to assist me. In our chat, I sparked her interest in Unilocal (she asked how I found out about the place) and was in awe of the fact that a website like this exists! Yay :-)
They have a great furniture selection; I fell in love with one of their vintage sofas… big enough for my 6ft frame to stretch out comfortably, clean and plush with no visible wear and tear: $ 175!!! Also very convenient how they have the furniture set up so that it’d be easier for you to imagine what it’d look like in your place… definitely not the norm for a thrift store!
This lil hidden gem is a bit of a drive for me but it’s definitely worth the gas and oh-​so easy on my pockets! If you ever find yourself on Beach Blvd, do yourself a favor and stop by… you won’t regret it :-)

This is one of those thrift stores you want to call a «thrift shoppe» because it’s not your average store full of junk. The other reviews are spot-​on; this place is clean, organized, and priced to sell.
One cute thing about this store is how the furniture is set up. There are «rooms» so you can visualize the furniture in your space. The pictures, paintings, mirrors, and larger frames are hanging on the wall, so you don’t have to flip through a pile on the floor. Most of the tvs are on (they were playing The Little Mermaid when I came) so you can see the picture. The books were all organized by genre, which is a big plus. It’s just a nice way to sell your merchandise.
Another great thing about this little thrift store is the fun stuff they sell. I found a box full of old photographs (from the 1930s said the date on the back) that were 10 for $ 1. Most places would’ve just tossed this, but I think there’s bound to be some pinterest-​junky somewhere who could do something fun with those prints.
The staff was so friendly that even though I didn’t find anything to buy, I will definitely come back for more browsing.