lovely owner and great selection of vintage clothing. Be sure to check out the hidden back rooms. I found 3 lovely pieces for $2 each. Will definitely be returning soon read more

Shhhh!! Do NOT tell anyone about this awesome place! I couldn't believe how many stylie duds I found AND in my size! I'm more a size 5 or 7, but FYI, if you're 'rexic and on a budget, this is your spot - no other thrift store has more couture/top brand size 0's for around $5 I'd like to personally thank the anonymous angel who donated the gorgeous near new cashmere sweaters, Blue Asphalt denim, Roc & Republic jeans, Love Fire moto slacks, Volcom shorts, and Sonük's (like Tom's)!! You rock stylie lady with the mysteriously identical body, wherever you are!! I had to subtract 1for no dressing rooms. So if you check this place out for clothes you'll need to be ok with trying anything on over your clothes in front of anyone walking by. Wear slick yoga pants and flip flops to make it easier. Extra points to the two employees working when I was there. They'd recently changed their store hours but hadn't updated it online so they'd let me stay later in kindness for it. read more

I think there's a lot of variety in the store. It's great to give back a cause like Autism. Found lots of amazing items. I'm defiantly going back soon! read more

Nice shop with lots of stuff in there. Prices reasonable and negotiable. Got a brand new pair of Levelast shoes for $20 (retail $80) and they are comfy. Kids clothes .50. Some items are consigned. read more

Close your eyes than imagine you walked into the Goodwill to purchase a simple T-shirt, and find out its $50. This thrift shop is nothing thrift shop. Every mirror was $100 which were not worth $10. Most of the items did not look vintage; moreover, junk from someone's garage. read more

super cool and fun thrift store ! lots of variety and much bigger than it seems outside. friendly staff and the owner is a sweet lady. so many treasures to find here and it all goes to a good cause ! :) read more

My family found some great finds. I walked out with a Prada purse, vintage glasses, and a dress. Very friendly owner. We will be back.

I happened to stroll into Miles4Autism on a sale day, looking for some fancy clothes on my way to a wedding. I found two pairs of dress pants, a dress shirt, and a pair of shoes for $8 each, but they were all 50% off because of the sale, so I left spending less than $20. I also left without my pullover sweatshirt, which I had taken off to try on the button-down. I didn't realize it until the next day. I called and left a message. They texted back as soon as they opened that day, and continued to text me for forty minutes while they looked for it. They found it (!!!) and held onto it for me until the following day when I could come and retrieve it. It was the nicest thing I think anyone has done for me with absolutely nothing to gain from it. I will gladly give them 5 stars. These people are HEROES. Thanks guys! read more

I really wanted to like this place because of the group it represents and supports, I assume. I was greeted pleasantly by the young man behind the counter (that's why I gave it at least a two )and had a nice interaction with who I believe was the owner. The strange part came a little later after I had spent a good half hour or more in the store looking around and trying to find some things that I might be able to use. Evidentially, the two items that I brought up to purchase did not have prices and so even though most blouses were two or three dollars especially since most things on this particular rack were half off,this particular blouse was priced at five dollars. Now don't get me wrong, five dollars isn't expensive but most everything ended up to be two or three dollars but not this blouse and it was not a high end blouse by any means. The next item was even stranger as it was a Girl Scout vest that I wanted to purchase as a sentimental gift for a girlfriend of mine. When I took it to her to purchase she looked at it, questioned where I got it, and then told me that she would probably make more money if she would take all the pins and Appliqués off and sell them individually. At that point I decided it would be best that I just leave but I did ask if I might use the restroom before I left. Now mind you, there was a sign on the door saying that you had to spend five dollars to use the restroom and I did my best to do so but wasn't able to. When I asked her if I could use the restroom it was clear that that was not going to be permitted. I think I was bothered most because I felt disappointed that someone who supports a cause like autism would exhibit those.behaviors. Very sad. read more

A true thrift store. I shop here on a regular basis. Very cool stuff. Owner has a wonderful spirit naming the store Miles4Autism after her son named Miles who is autistic. read more