I noticed on Facebook that this place was opening up and I wanted to check it out. All my days…read moreoff, I love to go to antique shops and thrift stores to go out hunting for treasures. Over oh I was very impressed with the store and from my understanding is that he is constantly buying units and so what is there one day will be totally different than what will be there the next. this is a place that I plan on visiting every week and I strongly recommend that You do the same!

Yes. Nice displays and lots of furniture, household items, and clothing to choose from .... I…read morecan't wait to go back!!!!! You can spend a lot of time to see everything.

When I arrived, the sign out front still says Second Chance Upscale Resale, but there's a different…read moresign on the building, and it was closed.

My son and I had so much fun exploring outlet bins! It was such an adventure finding things…read morebringing them to the counter for their price and seeing what little surprises we could find I highly recommend a trip out there!

For the record ...There are AGGRESSIVE resellers (especially young men) who go here REGULARLY and…read morewill shove women, kids, and elderly out of the way and will even grab things out of others hands. If you get in their way they are confrontational and threatening. Management has been notified but they don't care. I suggest that if anyone is threatened or assaulted call the authorities and maybe a lawyer. As a reminder to any resellers reading this, it is a FELONY to assault a person over the age of 65. 'Nuff said. "...If the perpetrator actually touches or strikes the elderly person against their will (even shoving or grabbing an item out of their hand roughly), a standard misdemeanor battery is automatically upgraded to a third-degree felony. This is punishable by up to 5 years in prison."

I only give to Hope Chest now, I prefer them over Goodwill. Very nice to deal with while being…read morehelpful in helping to unload my car.

I miss this being in North Fort Myers. I have visited this one in the Cape. It's cleaner. Very…read moreorganized and has a friendly staff.

something drastically changed with prices very high prices…read more not fun store anymore..... Many overpriced items....

We enjoy browsing thrift shops and so does my high school bff who we were visiting. So after lunch…read morenearby, we decided to check out this location. The thrift store had ample parking and was in a large building. It had a little bit of everything. There's a small section of cookware, China, and bric a brac near the front of the store. But nothing too exciting. A lot of women's clothing, a small section with books, toys, CDs, etc. And on one side of the store, some furniture. Prices were quite inexpensive. All clothing was only $2.99 that day. And seniors got other discounts. There was a great leather chair that would been perfect for us -- if it had been in Fort Lauderdale (!) -- but was too bulky to drive around with. My husband did find a shirt that he liked. And it was a bargain at under $2! I'm sure we'd stop back by if in the area. These places get lots of donations here and the merchandise changes often.

I've stayed on Sanibel several times over the past 15+ years and have stopped and shopped at Noah's…read moreArk every time. The deals are fantastic and the variety changes with every visit. If you see something that catches your fancy, don't hesitate or the person behind you will buy it!!

The service from the ladies behind the cash out counter is dismal. The selection is pretty good…read moresometimes but not so other days. The value on something's are ok: shoes, clothes but on quilts forget it. You might as well buy new at TJ Maxx. Many of the lamps are overpriced as well . All in all be aware of the cost of items at thrift shops. The items were donated but the prices don't reflect it.

Located in the space that was formerly Cape Community Partners Thrift. The store is no longer…read moreowned by the church but they are still evidently associated with the Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking (see picture of their business card). Also, they offer free pickup of gently used furniture. Their signage suggests they are trending toward an emphasis on furniture, art, clothes, books and DVDs. However there are other items available. I sifted through some bins of kitchen utensils and found a few that fit my needs. The bins weren't marked but they suggested a price I was willing to pay and I walked away happy.

It's closed - thanks again YELP for taking me to a business that is not longer in serviceread more

Such a worthy organization, we brought our donation to Habitat this afternoon. Recovering from…read moreHurricane Ian, they've done a notable job repairing, refurbishing and restocking. If you're in the market for used furniture, check 'em out. I saw a number of items I would consider ... and I'm picky about what goes in to my home. Look for discounts. Glassware, fifty cents. Pictures, full price for one, a dollar for the second. Noritake China with plenty of pieces, $150. (The same set on Ebay for $1,000 plus shipping.) Eight cool-looking comfortable kitchen chairs, $10 each. The main reason I thrift is to find unique, often vintage pieces that are hard to replicate. Plus it doesn't hurt to save money and recycle.

Great prestinely kept home furnishings & lighting. not as much clothes or knick knacksread more