My favorite place to shop. Beautiful clothes and very attentive staff. I love that they suggest…read morethings I wouldn't normally pick out. That keeps me from feeling boring in the same styles over and over. And whoever buys their merchandise has exquisite taste.

Chicest boutique around! Great choice of designer collections and new pieces from the latest…read moreseason. Customer service is great and employees really love what they do and make you feel fabulous!

A really cool thrift shop in white plains that is open once a week and have plenty of wonderful…read moretrinkets to fill the home or apt . Plenty of items for the living room , bedroom and kitchen with most items new or close to new . Notice no clothing or footware and the staff who are made up of volunteers who do a super job having all the goods organized and displayed in plain view . I picked up some table ashtrays , two corner chairs and a bunch of little novelty items that will go great on my dresser drawer stand . I found the prices to be generous and all profits go to charities in the metro area . Worth the visit even with once a week operations . 4.5 on my yelp meter .

Personal atention to customers , helpful and friendly. !! Family run business. prefer to cvsread more

Great stuff ! I found a couple of vases, serving dishes and a old porcelain bell ! Mom's a…read morecollector

The hours pu wasn't great but it was a job for that was deservedly at the time for me. Staff wad…read morepleasant. Easy to work with.

I discovered this hidden gem in Yonkers by word of mouth. Jessie has an ecletic array of vintage…read moreclothing and accessories. I was looking for a 70's, gold metallic, disco outfit for an event in the city and to my delight, she delivered. I felt like a disco diva from head to toe. Of course the shopaholic I am walked out with three more outfits because there are too many goodies at her studio. I highly recommend Jessie of Bohemian Royalty if you're looking for unique, vintage clothing. Damn fly girl, Esmeralda ‍

This place is not a thrift as stated. It's by appt only. I was in the building and .the person I…read morespoke to said she was not there when I knew she was because I was up on the floor and heard her in the office. However she said she was out of town. Bad service. I rate this a 0 since I went and was not recieved

Fabulous selection of clothing and curated housewares. Such a fun shopping experience on a charming…read morestreet. Kate is so helpful.

I can't believe I hadn't discovered this place sooner. It's such a cute store filled with a curated…read moreselection of vintage clothing and accessories, that even have a mens section! The prices are reasonable and they have a nice variety, I got two dresses, shoes and an anklet for under $100 all vintage! If you're a vintage lover definitely don't skip this store.

Prices here are absolutely ridiculous. They price things far above their actual value. A t-shirt…read more(from an upscale brand) is 12.99, USED with stains. A collar shirt from brooks brothers for basically $40. Again, can find these on ebay for 15 or less, and at other salvation stores for under $8. Most staff don't speak any english & are not particularly nice. Would NOT recommend. I find it jarring that a thrift store is pricing some items at such high prices. At the end of the day, it's used clothing. If it was a designer name brand, i'd understand, but it isn't.

The Salvation Army in Port Chester New York is an atrocity. I thought it would be fantastic because…read morethey have two colors a week that the prices are half off and one color that is a dollar. Meaning that anything tagged with certain colors are on sale. If you want to find anything worthwhile, you have to spend a very long time digging through the clothes and the shoes. They have most of the handbags and wallets locked up behind the counter and when you ask to see one they give you a very nasty attitude. The bags are priced between $30 and $300. However, they don't seem to understand the worth of brands. There was a no named brand for $300 and a coach purse for $55. When I've asked to see a couple of the bags it turned out that they were not authentic. The housewares and trinkets are so outrageously expensive that I think that I might have made disapproving sounds out loud every time I turned over a mason jar and saw that it was five dollars. Between the high prices and attitude of employees I would not suggest shopping here.

I stopped by Goodwill for the first time to look for a cast iron pan, but the housewares section…read morewas pretty small, so there wasn't much to browse in that department. Prices overall felt kind of mediocre -- not super cheap like you might expect from a thrift store. They did have a funny kids wine glass-shaped sippy cup I considered getting since my 2 year old likes to do "cheers," but at $5 and not really needing it, I passed. There's a large selection of clothes, and everything looked to be in good shape. I even noticed some new items with tags, which was nice. Nothing personally caught my eye this time, though. I'd stop by again if I happened to be in the area, but probably wouldn't go out of my way to shop here.

Last year I was delighted to find a Good Will store had opened in Larchmont. It was great when it…read moreopened. Now this year they are putting out much fewer items and of very low quality. When I walked in last week there was a huge pile of donated merchandise in the front of the store with no one available to take it in or put it out . And the clothing that was out was awful stuff. What happened? I will not go back.