So much to see Lots of quality vintage clothing, shoes and…read moreaccessories. They also have miscellaneous smalls/decorative items, jewelry and more.

What a step back in time! The most beautiful vintage wear and our sales associate was an absolute…read moredelight! We weren't shopping for anything in particular but landed on a gorgeous spinner ring for our daughter. Can't wait for our next visit to the Cape to stop in again!

Always new stuff to browse. Lots of clothing, home decor…read moreand small furniture pieces.

Disappointing selection of very used overpriced goods, even on tag days. At best this is a once a…read moremonth stop for devoted thifters. The selection is not local goods, poor parking.

This is a great thrift store on main st Hyannis's strip. Super unique items and something for…read moreeveryone.

Fabulous and funky! Love this place, great finds and friendly prices. The owners are very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful, they are obviously talented and love what they do. They present a well curated collection of very hip and fun clothing, jewelry and shoes. A beautiful cream colored fox and mouton jacket with matching leather belt for 85$??! Amazing. AND they have a10$ rack and trunk to boot! I scored a great pair of cool boho plaid pants. Check it out! My favorite store on Main Street.

Nice thrift shop on main street in Hyannis. Not the largest thrift shop you will ever go to, but…read morethey have quality items. Lots of jewelry and toys and some clothes. Extremely friendly and nice women working in the shop, always willing to talk to you and converse. I love the place and go there every time I am on main street when they are open. You never know what you are going to find.

Very friendly and welcoming church, Pastor's father's day message was perfect. If you plan on…read moreattending the car show in the future stop in prior to looking at the cars and get revved up for GOD.

I know goodwill stores like no other. I've done nearly every state the eastern seaboard, including…read more9 in one day. So, listen up, Hyannis...this one is for you. And yes, it's my wife's fault. She's the addict; I'm along for the ride, and more often than not, the entertainment. This trip was forced upon my compliments of mother nature, who decided to drown out our last day on the cape for vacation. Cabin fever forced 9 of us to go to goodwill, an hour away. So here's the verdict. My rubric for grading is the yelp norm, notarized and copyrighted, in order of importance. Smell: C. I know aunt Ethel's been dead for ten years, but please, someone, wash her bras before dropping them off. That disco suit that's been in the cedar chest since 1977? Yup, it's here, and stinking up the store. This store suffers from a common malady, known as mothballitus. Common to goodwill stores with poor ventilation and musky clientele. Fabreeze, anyone? Muzak: B. pop radio station. Nothing exciting. A few tunes to hum, albeit off key due to pinching the nose. Lighting: C. Poor lightng in goodwill is unacceptable. Stains must be seen, reconciled, and considered. If I'm going to walk a mile in someone else's bodily fluid stains, I want to know about it. No fair for me to get malplaque and not know about it. Bring your own black light and/or LED headlamp. Cleanliness: B+. pretty good. I wouldn't volunteer to eat dinner off the floor, but nothing out of line. Organization of clothing: C+. The organization of men's pants is maddening...put all pants of like color together, and then expect men...who hate shopping...to sift through 79 pairs of tan khakis, looking for the magical 34/30 that isn't stained, ripped, or from 1986. Maddening exercise of needle in a haystack. Few goodwills have caught on to the logical method: sort by waist size, regardless of color. Give me the size that fits, I'll decide on the color. State college, pa...case in point. Bravo. Quality of clothes: A-. Pretty darn good. Lots of quality brands...should be, considering the cost of living on the cape. Mr. Bean, tommy h., Ralph, et. Al were present. Not bad. Not much ghetto brands, if that's your thing. Employees: A-. Pretty good. No noticeable issues. Other notes: no toys...good location... This store has the goods, but needs the store to show them off.

Poor over priced selection of very worn goods. Not worth…read moregoing out of your way to shop. A consistent disappointment no matter what you are after.

Nice furniture pieces. Always very clean and organized…read more They also sell preloved clothing, shoes and accessories. The repurposed/ redone items are also nice!

Can't say enough about this thrift. Great selection of everything you might need to set up a home…read more Clothes are size inclusive and a great prices, shoes and accessories also worth a look. The staff is friendly and helpful it's always clean and organized. Go weekly it's goods move quickly

There are some funky, cute and unique items in here for a second-hand store. It's not nearly as…read morecluttered as the place next door to T&T either and more lighting in here makes it much more welcoming. There are books, baby clothes, an Irish section and there was a cute pair of shoes that looks like they were very new, like could be at Nordstroms. I'm not sure how you could go about and donate but I'm guessing it's easy, the lady was nice, she was helping a girl and her mom find an ensemble to wear to a masquerade and I was watching it go down cause it was really interesting.

Great place to donate as your contributions will actually support worthy causes instead of a for…read moreprofit company like Savers. As for browsing, you can occasionally score some interesting finds here. They have some higher end brands as they receive a lot of donations from folks associated with the hospital. I scored a few LOFT dresses here and some nice home decor items like a brass photo frame.

I have donated and shopped at this thrift store for almost 20 years. I do work and go in on my…read morelunch break (30 mins).... Today I donated a bag of shoes and went in to shop. The white haired woman was in the front as always and when I got to the counter she "HAD" to Bring hangers to the back room...I folded my 4 items and waited and waited. Did not come back in a timely manner and I had to leave. She was there to SELL even as a volunteer. She is too chatty with those cashing out and it's frustrating waiting in line listening to her look at every item you are purchasing. Too bad as I love donating there and purchasing there. Left there angry today.

Staff completely unaware you exist. I tried to tell me that I was looking for tall sizes. All they…read morewould say was yes we have them. But I could not find them anywhere. The lady in the clothing section ignored me completely. Not good customer service. Whatever is on their phones is more important than selling or serving.

Not bad, to echo some of the sentiment posted here already, they have a bunch of stuff sort of on…read moredisplay and not for sale. Real military gear is limited, confused by a bunch of collection pieces that are not for sale. Used military working uniforms, reproduction Navy Peacoats, boots not sure if real Mil-Spec. Lots of reproduction medals and rank stuff... not the regulation stuff you'd buy in a Navy Exchange or PX. Lots of new crap like timberland boots, dickies clothing. Not impressive, but I was able to find a 1980s Alice M-16 magazine holder. Worth a look, but mostly I always leave thinking it was a waste of time. Don't be fooled by the display window.