This was a beautiful Goodwill, very clean, organized and well laid out. Staff were very nice…read more Everyone seemed to be enjoying their job so many name brands and high-quality merchandise. I plan to come back in the future.

Pretty decent Goodwill. No discernible thrift store odor and all items are nicely organized by type…read moreof clothing (dresses, pants, skirts, tops) and then by color. Note nothing is organized by size so it can be discouraging to find a real score but then realize it's not your size. Oh well, all part of the process. As for brands I spotted some nice items from: LL Bean, EMS, Talbots, Loft, Tahari, J Jill and some Macy's brands like Inc. Lots of Old Navy, Torrid and Kohls and Walmart brands though too, so be prepared to look through a lot of stuff. Home section is small here. Very limited selection of books. Come here for the clothes. Convenient location near 155. Thought it was odd they kept advertising stuff in NYC and Jersey over the audio system, but ok. I got a nice long sleeve for 5.99.

Love the owner. Love the selection. Sometimes the price on generic thing though is insane because…read moreof the general pricing system they use. I'm not complaining tho I just got an armani jacket for $36.5 and a pair of vintage Abercrombie jeans for $27

My little kid wanted to get something downtown ish themed because she is a huge stay but mainly…read morejust adult stuff. Workers weren't even doing anything besides messing around and I don't recommend l.

This is such a gem! This was a must visit for my wife and I on our second visit to St Andrew's…read more Pros: - great quality and attractive goods like sweaters and shirts and hats - close to the old course - friendly staff Cons: - not many but watch the hours like any other shop in a small town especially off season Tips: - Tiger wore one of their sweatshirts. Really nice - no Amex- visa/MC just fine

Friendly staff who get to know the customers. Constant rotation of inventory. Facebook page showing…read morenew items. Great value. Open Tuesdays 10-3 and Saturdays 10-2. Also open the 3rd Thursday of each month from September to June 4.30-6.30pm during St Andrew's Love Thy Neighborhood free community dinners!

Great selection and friendly staff. Impressed by their vintage Carhartt selection…read more Prices were comparable to or less than online for similar pieces.

From the owner: We are a vintage and streetwear store that will take you back in time with a nostalgic memory’s read more

Reliable spot to pick up some used home goods and furniture with great deals on mugs, glasses and…read morekitchenware. I scored several wine glasses for $1 each. They give 10 percent off to healthcare workers and educators too, everyday and 20 percent off to everyone on Thursdays.

Love to give back and love to buy items that people throw away. Employees are there but not…read morepersonable. Selection varies but at a great price.

The workers are always nice here. It's a really big space and is organized. They do try to…read moreseparate different types of clothes - like pants from shorts etc. It's usually semi messy with clothes falling on the floor off of the racks. Some other stores have clothes jammed in tight on each rack - but not here. It's full but not jammed full. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. The stuff is really hit or miss. Sometimes you find great items and other times it seems to be lots of clothes that are torn or stained. Kinda just how thrifting seems to be.

Salvation Army is awesome because it's not Goodwill. It's not greedy. It doesn't keep the cool…read morestuff for itself under the table while overpricing items from the Dollar Store. It doesn't wait to give employees toilet paper until some is donated. It doesn't look down on its employees for not being able to put 85 pieces of clothing away correctly in under 5 mins. Have you EVER seen ANYTHING in the community sponsored by Goodwill? No. Sponsored by Salvation Army? 100%. They do what they say they will. Goodwill won't give discounts to not-for-profits that want to give homeless women and children boots in the winter. I was the cashier-I saw this happen first hand and quit because of it. Salvation Army is an important part of the community and I always will shop there/donate.

Beautiful thrift store. So many high-quality items. The clothes are clean, ironed, And well…read moreorganized. Staff is very friendly. I happen to hit their end of summer sale. Everything was priced at two dollars Banana Republic, Talbots, Ralph Lauren. Some were even new with tags... All their merch looked new.

This boutique is well laid out, and the displays are attractive and outstanding. I felt like the…read moreclothes I was donating would be treated we'll and put to good use.

Best selection,best deals,best bunch of volunteers of any thrift store in the area! Clean &…read moreorganized and always welcoming!

Not sure how the other review had only a one star rating? My experience was overwhelmingly…read morepositive. Clean, tidy, well organized the shop itself is easy to navigate. The help is just that: helpful. And pleasant. Offered to help me get a rattan chair out to my car. I can't wait to return!

Man, listen -- I've been coming here for years and always loved it. But lately? It's been a total…read morewaste of time and money. The management is so disorganized, it's ridiculous. If you want to sell your clothes, you might as well give them away on the street -- it would be faster! They set specific days for donation drop-offs, but somehow they're never accepting donations because they don't hire enough staff -- mostly just family members and high school kids running the store. They even put up a big, dirty sign cutting off drop-off times just 45 minutes into the scheduled day. Honestly, I'm so tired of driving all the way here just to be disappointed. What used to be a dope store and great experience is now absolutely the worst. If you want to sell your stuff, go to Clifton Park instead -- their store is way better.

The women who work here are snobby, rude, and pretentious. They insulted my clothes and sense of…read morestyle to my face with zero tact. I will not be returning.