Absolutely over priced! Kids clothes are $2.50... unless…read moreit's Nike under armor or adidas then it's $7!!! Gear donated from Roanoke College $10 for tshirts! Definitely not worth the drive across town. Zero stars!!

I finally found this place- the address is not easy to find online as I was looking looking the new…read moresister location for Second Helpings. I didn't realize it had a different name. I only had 20 minutes and blew through there as quick as possible and as far as I can tell, it's awesome.! I grabbed three things and can't wait to go back to check it out again! Great deals and a huge selection for everybody! And I love at it helps other people while helping to reduce waste as well!

Purchased a well-made, quality loveseat at a great price. This shop is on my list for redecorating…read more~ both for vintage and current items. Highly recommend the shop and the employees.

The owner is very patient and knowledgeable, and this place is absolutely brimming with treasures…read more(including antiques, designer items, furniture, tools, and more). You could easily spend hours here, just looking at everything...but somehow it doesn't feel like chaos or hoarding? More like a treasure hunt, taking the time to really look at the rows of items. And the prices are great! It's a consignment store, not a thrift store, so things are in working condition, clean, and undamaged. Plus, the location couldn't be more convenient- it's on Orange, next to the Roanoke Antique Mall, right by a bunch of fast food options. I highly recommend it!

Went to this out of the way treasure today. Everything was so reasonably priced compared to alot…read moreof other "thrift" stores. I bought several things especially some vintage lamps and artwork for very few dollars. I highly recommend this place.

This is one of those random hidden gems that I love - weird stuff, great prices, super friendly…read morepeople working there (even if he thought my COVID mask was a mouse- it's actually Santa, lol). Folks, they have a $.25 table!! And nothing brings me more joy than pawing through old junk and dried out pens to find a treasure (that you might think is trash, but you know what they say!). If you're in the area, definitely stop by.

I was visiting my sister in Roanoke and she told me about these amazing boutiques. I was excited to…read morestop in Bittersweet. They had cute clothes but I did not like how I was being treated. For starters they were watching me like a hawk when I was trying dresses on. Once I was done, I decided to be helpful and put the clothes back. After I did that, one of the workers asked me where I put the clothes. I told her I put them back, and then she proceeded to check all the pieces that I tried on. Then as I was leaving, they called me back in asking where I put the one dress because they could not find it. I walked right in and found it in 30 seconds and I felt like I knew the store better than the employee. I understand that they have a job to do and have to make sure people do not steal but I felt judged the moment I walked in. I felt like I was accused of stealing and if they are so worried about people stealing then put sensors on their clothes. The only reason I gave it 3 stars instead of 1 star is because they had cute clothes.

I was just there with some friends this weekend and we thought the clothes were cute, but…read moreoverpriced. A dress that has princess polly quality was $98. When I saw the price tag I put I back because I did not think it was worth the price. I do not have an issue with spending a lot of money on clothing, but I want to buy quality pieces that will last. The entire time the owner watched us like a hawk and when I went to try on a top she started to call me and my friends poor within earshot. I have never felt so disrespected. We said something to them and they looked completely unbothered about being rude.

Clothes bins in front always full never empty out. No excuse when its right on store lot. Will…read moretake elsewhere.

Love this little thrift store. Just wish they were open for a few hours on Sunday, even more so…read morethan any other day. Everyone is always so nice, and I'd much rather do here than the Goodwill stores. They have become as expensive as regular retail stores, and the stuff is donated. Would much rather support the Salvation Army, because they help everyone, and their store is really getting better each day. And their sales are actual SALES. The staff, the store and everything inside, is 99.9% of the time very organized and a friendly atmosphere. Highly recommend the stop by here if you're in the area!

I have been following AnreVimo for awhile and I am happy to see the new shop is here. My friends…read moreand I have all purchased many unique collectibles from the shop such as lamps, wall decor, chairs, a clean guitar amp, and even a vintage Japanese koto! The owner has great taste and takes pride in what he does and it reflects in his inventory. This is the place to check out for mid-century modern in Roanoke.

From the owner: ANREVIMO is your go to spot for mid century modern furniture and antiques in the Roanoke Virginia…read morearea. We no longer have a physical store but you can find us on eBay at the link above, follow us on instagram @anrevimo (midcenturymoderroanoke), and Facebook marketplace. We will maintain a storage unit for larger items. Contact us today for private appointment. 540-355-7781 .

New To Me is a consignment boutique located in the heart of Grandin Village, in Roanoke, Virginia…read more This small local business sells clothing, home goods, furniture, art, jewelry, shoes, and other unique items in great condition at reasonable prices. I happened to have discovered it while walking along the sidewalk of Grandin Road near the Grandin Theatre. Some of the items in their display window entised me to go in and explore all of their consignment merchandise for sale. As soon as I went in exploring the beautiful items, a friendly young lady greeted and welcomed me. She explained how all the items in the store were left on consignment. Items can be consiged on Tuesday with no appointment necessary. Items are tagged with the date they go on sale and if they don't sell by a specified date customers can get 20% off or even up to 40% of the original price. I enjoyed just looking around at all the wonderful items and found a couple I liked so much to purchase and take home. One of them I even got 20% off because of the tagged date. It was a very interesting store that I had never seen one before. I highly recommend that if you're in the area, you stop and give it a visit. Who knows what you will find, and if you purchase something you will be supporting the local store and community members as well.

I can literally always find something here to take home with me!!! Incredible selection of vintage…read moreand new clothes, jewelry, and home decor. I love their discount policy (20% off after 30 days; 40% off after 60).

For some time now, every time I have walked by the display window of the Discovery Shop in the…read moreTownside Festival Shopping Center on Franklin Road in Roanoke, Virginia, and I couldn't belive my eyes what I was seeing. Beautiful gifts of all kinds. But in all those times the shop just happened to be closed because they open from 10 to 5 everyday of the week, and I would pass by in the evening, after dining at Montano's, one of my favorite restaurants. After being awarded the Yelp NC Triad Squad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last year, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, celebrating their contributions and accomplishments throughout the year, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and businesses, and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And the Discovery Shop of the American Cancer Society, in Roanoke, Virginia, is a perfect example. Today, as I was headed to dine at Montano's, I decided to go early to finally drop by the Discover Shop and find out more about this place with beautiful items to sell. Once there, I started walking around, viewing all their unique and quality merchandise at very affordable prices, having no idea that they were all donated items by community members who want to support the mission of the American Cancer Society. I found out about this through a friendly and welcoming lady who worked their as a volunteer and introduced herself to me as I was shopping. Since 1995 this place was opened for the above mentioned purpose, and the proceeds raised from the sale of donated items are used to help fund cancer research and local programs and services. I was amazed at the entire operation of this shop. It had a warm and welcoming environment. It was very clean and organized. The selection of the donated items was truly exemplary. And both the volunteer staff and customers enjoyed being there. One of the customers I met there that day was the Host of Montano's Restaurant, the place where I was going dining next. She tried on a beautiful red dress that looked marvelous on her, now for the Holiday Season, and some shoes that matched very well. This Discovery Shop offered items such as clothing, accessories, jewelry, furniture, art, antiques, collectibles, Christmas decorations, and other household goods. To learn more about what they currently have at their store one can visit their Facebook page. Their they can not only see photos of some of their most outstanding items for sale, but also find out whenever they have Sales, such as in the weekend before Black Friday, with up to 50% off in many departments. They now also have a Discovery Rewards Program with exclusive benefits and ways to earn rewards. For every dollar you spend, you earn one point, and then redeem those points for discounts on your purchases. For example you spend $200, earn 200 points, and that is equivalent to a 20% off discount on your next purchase. Discovery Rewards Members also get $10 off Birthday Bonus on your birthday. And you get early access to select sales and events. The shop accepts donations of gently used and new men's, women's, children's clothing and accessories, household decor items, dishes, collectibles, books, and smaller furniture items such as tables, chairs, and bookcases. Items must be of high quality. They also accept volunteers for a variety of meaningful opportunities. Besides some great deals in purchasing some beautiful quality items, and by donating or volunteering of your time, you will be making a difference and helping save lives.

Delightful if somewhat pricey shop with TREASURES galore. High end clothing in wide variety of…read moresizes, which is a major issue for me, and ive been able to score some gorgeous clothes in large sizes. The selection of decorative pieces of China and glass, HANDBAGS and even shoes is great! The service is pleasant but i don't usually require or request service. YMMV.

The service is okay is not great. The clothing a d items are overpriced. I can get 2 brand new…read moretanks from Walmart for tge price of 1 used tank at Goodwill. It's ridiculous. And your not allowed to trybon clothes anymore. So if whatever you purchase, doesn't fit. We'll they let you exchange the used item for another used item. As long as you keep the receipt! Smh....

I hope this goes out to the Vinton VA Goodwill Store. I…read morevisit this store often and have seen some of this lady's behavior before but not to this level. I was there a week ago and witnessed the Blue Haired Store Manager chewing out the heavy set manager in front of customers and employees. She was using the word "F@#&". To the heavy set woman she said, "F@#& YOU!" "F@#& this place." Adding that she could go somewhere else and work. She continued by saying she's trying to save their jobs all by herself. Shocked to say the least. Children are often in the store.

The City of Roanoke is rich in the Arts. Today I decided to go visit this very unique Art Gallery…read morein that it's a Coop Gallery. The members get to exhibit their artwork there, and when it's sold, get to keep higher percentage of the sale than if they sold it through a regular Gallery. If you're an Art buyer or collector, you also win because you don't have to deal with a middleman and so the prices of the artworks are more reasonable. This Gallery is located on Campbell Ave, in front of the Center in the Square, in one of the most desired storefront areas in the heart of Downtown Roanoke. It has a reasonable size long space where different Art medium are exhibited such as paintings, photographs, sculptures, and some creative mediums, just to name a few. I had an opportunity to meet with some of the artists who are members and have their work exhibited there and they were so friendly and welcoming, talking to me about the Gallery and answering all my questions. I love art. Took several electives in Art History while in College. My most prestigious painting that I have ever had was an oil painting by Mary K. Trotter, an American artist who studied in Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts before moving to Paris. I bought it at an Art Gallery in Beacon Hill, Boston, and even had to put it in lay away to be able to afford it. This Gallery is the perfect place for those who love art to purchase their first artwork to exhibit in the living room of their home, or maybe even to begin their own Art collection. If you're an artist, either full time, or part-time, you can consider joining this Coop Gallery and selling some of your art. Whatever you do, I would highly recommend that you visit this Gallery and view the wonderful artworks exhibited there.

Absolutely love this gallery. Such a variety of art and artists. must go and visit !!read more