Staff members were so helpful, kind and complimentary. There is a wide selection of items that can…read morebe donated. The donation drop off is Iocated behind the greenhouses & barn. It did not disappoint. Thank you!!

Our visit to Cedar Chest Thrift Shop was just great. We found puzzles, jewelry, and mobility aids…read more We would visit again in a heartbeat, and hope to do so soon!

I don't know who answers the phone but dude is an asshole. I called trying to inquire Information…read moreon the location. Here's how the convo went "Thanks for calling horsefeathers " " Hello! How are you today? " Do you have a question? " Yes, hello? Can you hear me? " I said do you have a question? Yes I did have questions u fucking asshole but you ignored the two that I asked. phone service should be better and asking someone how their day was doesn't need to be met with such rudeness

My response to the owner: We were not greeted and spoken to kindly... Doesn't matter if you don't…read morethink you screamed. You raised your voice calling "No kids in here" You could have at least said "Hello" or maybe "Hello, how are you? Unfortunately we don't allow babies in baby carriers that can't walk or touch anything in our store either." If you were polite but just enforcing rules we wouldn't have had a problem. It was your tone, your facial expression and volume. The gal whom you were checking out saw us outside and said "That was rude" Referring to you... raising your voice. Your sign is not clear which is why there is confusion. No one under 18 years old would have been more clear. You can have whatever rules you want, make them clear. I've been coming here since I was in my teens. Teens are "kids" as well. So like I said on the way out, I won't be returning. I'll support other small businesses that know how to speak to their customers. Costumer Service! I came in with my baby in a carrier, and upon entry I was screamed at "No kids in here" from the owner. It would have been nice of him to greet us and let us know that babies that don't walk also aren't aloud. The sign outside is not clear what ages cannot enter.

Dropping off clothes and items at this location is easy. They have a donation box that you use on…read moreyour own time. I do also like purchasing items from here. Look for the color tag of the day for 50% off or senior citizens get a discount on Wednesdays. They have nice items for sell.

I'm very happy with the service at this store! I found ps4…read moregames in very good condition and at a very good price! And Coco Ruby who is the manager is very friendly, helpful and professional! .... 5

Amazing thrift store. Wide selection of items in great condition. From furniture to clothing,…read morewedding dresses and casual clothing, entire sets of fine china, bedding, anything anyone could possibly need. All items are reasonably priced.

LOVE THIS PLACE, the most organized thrift spot I've ever seen. They have a rewards program that…read morekeeps you informed. Stop in for the 25% off glass and crystal sale. It's a win win!

This store is always fun and its HUGE! The prices here are very fair and there are always new items…read more. Don't miss the free section in the back and in the children's area. Upscale donates their proceeds to charity, so you can feel good about shopping here.

I'd spotted Upscale Rummage when I was down the road and had been excited to check it out. Their…read morehours are pretty limited so I had to wait a couple of weeks before I could make it in. The shop itself is in part of a large building, so you need to follow the hot pink signs to find the entrance and their parking lot. I'd checked the business out online and discovered that it's a non-profit charity, so I brought in a bag of items to donate to the store. I was overwhelmed by the space. There's so much to see and a bunch of different rooms. I walked around in circles because it was just too much for my brain. I know I missed areas but I had to give up due to input overload. If you've got time, Upscale Rummage is a great place to visit and shop. It's always nice to know that your money will be doing good in the community.

Prices are high for donated things. But occasionally there is a find that makes it worth the time…read morespent there.

I've given this store TONS of business over the past few years & used to love it & always spoke…read morevery highly of it. But the last couple of times I've shopped at CTS, the cashiers randomly picked items that they decided "weren't priced right" and refused to sell them, telling me they would be repriced (i.e.higher) the next day & that I could come back for them. What?!?! The first time, it was a large bowl that the cashier said someone had changed tags on & she went in to tell me they've been having"issues" with that lately...she even unsuccessfully tried to peel one tag off the other. I really question whether such an "issue" exists...I mean, I understand tag switching can be an issue in retail, but who randomly switches tags and then leaves the items on the shelves for other people to buy?! My guess is that whoever tags their items made some sort of mistake and placed a 2nd tag directly over the first...I couldn't even tell there were two tags when I put the bowl in my cart. Funny enough, when I returned the next day AT OPENING, the bowl miraculously was no longer in the store. Hmmmmm! The other was tonight when I brought up several items including a sewing kit/box that was priced at $5.95. She rang up everything else in my order, and then when she got to the sewing kit, she looked it over with great interest then said it was priced too low & refused to sell it! Given that their pricing structure is usually 25% of what you'd expect to pay retail, and a new sewing box of this type on Amazon is $20, the ticketed price was right in line, but NOPE...clerk-lady said it would be repriced the next day and that I could come back for it. Ummm yeah right...wanna bet she is going to take it home for herself?! Not honoring their tagged prices is such a an odd and unfortunate way to do business, especially with some of their most loyal (and lucrative) customers. :-/