We showed up with a pretty large family group, and Al (the owner's husband, I think) was as…read morewelcoming and helpful as one could want. I found some really good used books for my kids and one for me, and several of the others in my group walked out with clothes, jewelry, a really cool old cookbook from the 1930s, and even a beautiful, ornate-looking ottoman. I don't live in Torrington, but if i did, I'd pop by here every couple weeks to see what they've got. Highly recommend.

Great shop in Torrington. I spent $26 dollars and left with a full bag of goodies, and I am a picky…read moresecond hand shopper :)

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Anyone who is into old school thrift shops are in for a treat. It's been in business for many years…read moreand there's a reason for that - great products, customer service, and most importantly, the business reaching out to the community, donations to name one. This place is filled at least with someone's interest, which will make someone stay awhile. It's awesome seeing a store like this be in business for so long. The location is not hard to miss, with the eye appealing red building. Come make a stop while seeing for yourself.

I got 2 brand new blanket throws here and a beautiful maxi dress! Definitely take the time to look…read morearound, don't just rush in and out. There is a lot of great stuff, some of it brand new. All in a small space. I also saw a lot of hand tools which surprised me!

From the owner: Unlock your thrifty needs shopping at Hidden Treasures Store LLC, where you will find quality of…read moregently used and new items for everyone! Come find your Treasures!

Strange hybrid (vintage clothing/jewelry and lamps) that somehow works, probably because most…read moreeverything in the store is Art Deco or a little later. Clothing, hats, and (tons of) jewelry are in fabulous condition, but the prices reflect that. If you're looking for a fedora or a ladies hat to go with your vintage Chanel, this is the place. I'm not sure where you'd wear it, but check out the long green velvet cape in the front window. Very Gothic, or Jane Eyre, or fairy princess. Some furniture, books, and other stuff, but the main attractions are the dozens of unusual fixtures hanging from the ceiling. There are also floor lamps. One-of-a-kind stuff. But, again, the prices give you pause; a pair of Deco milk glass pendants were $895. Lamp repair seems to be a major thing here, and they'll also do appraisals (I don't know if that's just for jewelry or what.) Fun to browse, but I haven't been tempted to buy. The guy repairing a lamp in the back said hi but didn't offer any help. And I think this is the kind of place where you need help.

One of my absolute favorite shops for so so many reasons... First, I am OBSESSED with vintage,…read moreparticularly Art-Deco and Mid-Century, jewelry which is beautifully displayed and organized in rows of carefully curated display cases making shopping this enormous collection a much more manageable endeavor. Amazingly, Karen, the owner, is not only extremely knowledgeable and helpful but knows where just about every little thing is at all times!! While the jewels are my primary target, the lamps and vintage clothing, especially the hats and furs, are to die. I have been shopping here for many years, as have numerous friends I've sent in, and am always surprised by the treasures I discover. Since moving to NYC, I long to make more frequent visits as even the city does not boast stores of this quality in terms of selection, value and expertise. I have also had several pieces repaired - including a Robert Lee Morris belt buckle - all of which are now in even better condition than they had been originally. Other reviewers have mentioned that the prices are either high or unfair and I strongly disagree. Clearly they do not understand the value or quality of this type of merchandise. Karen carefully selects, repairs and restores costume jewelry from many well-known jewelers as well as anonymous original pieces - the likes of which are often cheaply replicated and may be difficult for some to distinguish from the real deal. Trust me, it is worth it to by an authentic piece that you will either have for many years or be able to resell at a later point.

Absolutely great finds to be found here for clothing and shoes and bags…read more Friendly staff and amazing dog!! Loved the way everything was set up. Easy to browse. Higher quality merchandise than many other "vintage" clothes shops. Pretty impressed.

I wandered in when I saw the porch sale sign. The owner (January I think) was so nice and…read moretalkative. She was super sweet and let me try on all my finds in the middle of the floor. She even gave me a very generous deal on my purchase. Great stocked store with lots of unique cool finds! Check it out!!!

I really love this goodwill. It's a little cramped and the racks are packed tightly. I feel like…read morethe customer service is really good. I did see a worker take a pair of Micheal Kors Sneakers from someone (after they set them down) and never bring them back out. But I kinda can't blame him. Gotta feed your family. There is a bathroom but it's 1/2 decent. There are dressing rooms that are great. Sometimes a line. You have to comb through and sometimes wait in a line but I always find something I love.

One of the few Goodwills that is large, clean, and had some quality items. The aisles were wide and…read moreorganized. Scored an LL Bean fleece for $10. Saw a pair for LL Bean duck boots for $15. There were a bunch of brand names for cheap. The cashier was friendly at checkout. They don't have bags so I recommend bringing your own or just carrying your stuff out. All on all, definitely the best Goodwill I've been to and I've been to quite a few.

Second Chance Shop is a very nice thrift store in Simsbury that I heard from my friend Dan about…read more Their hours are limited so be sure to check before you go. Their clothing racks are organized by color and size, and everything is in excellent condition. I however am mostly drawn to their home items, like their plates and dishes. I once picked up eight dessert plates for 15 cents each. None of them had a single scratch or nick. They have a whole bookshelf of hard cover books for just $2.00 each. There's plenty of jewelry, I saw a really cool pair of large pearl earrings, but they were clip ons. They also have some beautiful artwork, that's already framed. This is a lovely thrift store, that I wouldn't skip stopping by!

"One thing I think you should know I ain't gonna miss you…read morewhen you go I'm just second hand news" (Fleetwood Mac) It kind of feels wrong to call the Second Chance Shop a "Thrift Store" because its the GD nicest thrift store I 've ever seen. If there's such a thing as a hgh end thrift store, this is it. It's super organized and gorgeous inside, with jewelry, clothing, household and kitchen accesories and a lot more. The pricing is ridiculously low. I saw $1 books, $5 shirts (one of which I bought), $5 jeans and dress slacks, lots of dresses under $10, and a box of 25 cent greeting cards. They are affiliated with The Village for Families and Children in Glastonbury, Suffield, West Hartford and Simsbury, so all of the store's proceeds go to a great cause. We know we'll be back!

I'm writing this review after going to their shop next to Terryville Pizza. Since then, the…read morebuilding has experienced a fire and the Corner Collective will be moving to a new location around September 1, 2024. I can only imagine the store will be even more amazing in its new home. The merchandise is fun - every shelf you find and see something new and tempting to buy. The prices are fair - it's like Brimfield without bugs! Just be careful if you carry a purse, some aisles were a little narrow. The proprietors are friendly and interesting to talk to, particularly about the provenance of some of the items.

5+ if I could! Worker was very helpful and assisted me with carying dishware to my van. Above and…read morebeyond

Small shop but packed with tons of great stuff, pleasant staff, great place. Very clean and…read moredisplays are appealing, you feel like you're in a gift shop rather than thrift. fun items on the dollar rack, and nice jewelry

From the owner: We are a nonprofit thrift store that supports our Ministry, Hand To Hand Direct Care Ministry, Inc…read more We help people in need in our community with free furniture, household items, and clothing. Referrals are required.

Absolutely awful. The owner Lucille does not know what she's doing in the least. I dropped off 2…read moredresses about a YEAR ago. After trying to call her multiple times as well as go into the shop to look for them myself, I have found out they were given away free of cost WITHOUT asking me. Her excuse you might ask? That other consignment shops often give things that have been sitting around to charity. I will never ever bring clothes to L.A. Consignment ever again.

I wouldn't call this a consignment store, because when I think of consignment stores, I think of…read moreones with a slight clothing store vibe. The store is actually located at the basement of the building. It has a strong thrift store smell and vibe. However, they did have a lot of dresses for prom and younger (perhaps flower girl or communion) dresses. Unfortunately, I did not see what I was looking for which was bridal gowns. I think they are more focused on younger high school girls.