The name of this thrift shop in white plains ain't lying as extrance is a back rear door of a…read moreparking lot and this shop may have limited hours , limited stuff in the thrift shop nature but it's organized , prices are very reasonable and if you browse good enough you will find some cool stuff I bet . Many knick knacks in a small space and you won't find any treasures or really fancy trinkets but you will find something useful and it won't cost much .The lady who operates the space is very nice and enjoys whatever questions you have about the items on display for sale . I found a few mugs that look like they were around during the Kennedy administration and a small wall painting that looks dark and mysterious which will find a place on the wall of my man cave .overall my cuz and I spent about 50 bucks and got a bunch of old unique stuff thats very interesting indeed .4 stars on my yelp meter.

I love me a real damn good Thrift Store where I can find all types of usable stuff. And Back Door…read moreis it. It's located right behind their Synagogue and a few blocks off Mamaroneck Ave. I'll be straight up, heading down the few steps leading to Back Door seemed sketchy- but I moved past that because I knew there was light at the end of the tunnel. Back Door isn't huge- but to their defense, they have a good handle gathering items by sections. Upscale and lower-end items are all mixed in together, so you're going to have to do a little digging. I've been doing Thrift shopping for ages- but my thing is...there ain't nothing a good dry cleaners won't do. I'm usually on the hunt for something weird and sorting through the aisles to see if I find a treasure or two. Majority of times, I've doctored up my pieces, gotten rid of buttons to replace with funkier ones, replaced lamp shades, bought large wooden pieces of whatever, etc. Then again...there's always Pinterest. Right? This is the place to haggle- and by the way- it's only CA$H. I scored a Rainbow Cuff Bracelet for $3, a few other Bracelets. Plus a bright Red and Fuschia Clutch going for $10- and in the end, got it for $6. Nice experience, wouldn't hurt me to try it again.

This store was my go to store when I needed disposable masks. They were open when everything else…read moreexcept supermarkets where open. It's located in the back where the flea market use to be. They have gadgets as well as home goods stuff. Curtains and rods. Some beds. Kid section. They have clothes. It's a hit and miss with that. For me anyway. I usually like a xl or a 1x and they don't carry that size. Once in awhile I'll luck out and find a 1x. They have nursing uniforms in the left corner as you walk in. I definitely will be going their soon. Staff is friendly despite some not understanding what I say.

Very Disappointed .. shopped in their Portchester store all the time .. until I purchased some…read moreitems didn't need to use bc event was canceled .. I lost the receipt sadly .. when I tried to return the items unopened & with their tags on it . within the same week bc I had other receipts from previous day . They wouldn't even accomodate with a store credit . Lesson learned . Get what you pay for .. cheap items for cheap customer service .

I should have taken some pics but this girl was in awe of the TWO levels with elevator and…read moreescalator. Let's go back though... the greeters both were so nice. One also kindly directed me to the ladies room (thank you very much!) , which if you're curious like me, was clean and orderly! We went directly to the snack bar aisle. So many delicious options! We maneuvered to the escalator. Cart to one side and people to the other. The worker at the top came down and assisted with the cart. I'm an utter klutz and almost didn't clear the top transition to floor so be mindful lol. The worker in woman's clothing was the absolute sweetest. She told us the pajamas we were looking at run big so size down and she said she had a pair and loves them. We got a case of seasonal cranberry seltzer and took the escalator down. At self checkout someone let us through because we were holding our purchases. Again, so nice! The pajamas were only $10- what a great value! The worker checking our receipt was so pleasant and wished us a good day. I'd love to visit again! 5 stars!

The employee who opened my membership, "Andy", was pushy, didn't listen to me and was quite…read morehonestly ageist. He treated me as if I couldn't understand the technology to get the app on my phone, made condescending comments about being frustrated by it and was generally patronizing. When I cancelled the membership 15 minutes later (the optical department is a whole other subject), he refused to refund the membership fee to the card it was charged to and insisted on refunding in cash.

i had no clue this discount store was in white plains on busy marmaroneck ave but it is and i went…read morefrom browsing for a few minutes to spending 40 bucks in about 15 minutes .good a variety of cheap useful goods from cleaning products for the home, stationary supplies, phone chargers , socks, paper plates and cups and much more . not the selection that dollar tree has but its much cleaner and organized as roaming each aisle gives me the clear visual of whats available. 4 stars on my yelp meter as i found plenty of useful stuff at cheap prices.

I dig this type of store in Manhattan, especially when it gets cold outside. You really can't beat…read morea $5 knit hat! They also have backpacks, scarves, sunglasses, bandanas, and a variety of caps, all pretty reasonable prices. Most of their stock is cheap knockoffs, but they're reasonable quality nonetheless. Good shop, especially if you're not looking to spend a ton of cash.

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.

Parking is a challenge but if you go after 9 before 10 closing it's perfect just enough time to…read moregrab your look without going crazy well stocked dollar store kept in decent shape with enough employees to help out I'm sorry I've never been to this one before .

Just about the whole store is $1.25 which is amazing (even brand named stuff) but with the…read moreexception of a few people, most of the employees are miserable and rude especially the manger who refused to open a register during a rush saying "I'm the manager". If you're looking for some entertainment during your errands then this is the place to go. There is always someone causing a scene which keeps me occupied while waiting on the long line with only one cashier and a manager who feels too entitled to ring people up herself.

Despite a long line, it did move quickly. Crazy me, in my last minute packing due to work and…read moreschool, I forgot to pack my running sneakers. I got in on Thursday late and only had Friday to pick it up. It was cheap $45.00 plus tax. Service was okay. They called back up cashiers to the front.

This Marshalls is OK. Not up to the usual Marshalls organization all the time, but its a busy…read morelocation so that's probably why. Parking is hit or miss, depends on time of day.

I've never had a bad experience at the Port Chester home goods location. I usually go a few times a…read moreyear and I always walk out with something. The staff always seem so friendly and helpful whenever I need assistance. The best time to go is during the holidays they always have gifts under $20 that are very good quality. I just went recently to get a utensil holder that was $12 that'll prob last forever. The value you can't beat!!

We had some issues with a delivery that was scheduled this past weekend for a painting we had…read morepurchased. Everything was set up and it was to be delivered that evening. I even got an email confirmation. No one showed up. When I tried to contact the delivery company to find out if they were late or anything I was left on hold for over 30 min with no one answering. I sent an email as well. No answer until Monday morning for which I received a response that the email I was given to contact was in fact, incorrect. My husband went to the store to get a refund as no one could tell us where our item was or when it would be delivered and then because he paid Apple Pay, they said the cards didn't match. It was his card. He had to make two round trips to get a refund when he should have been asked to just insert his card he paid with to get a refund. Not only that, nothing was done to rectify the situation. No one ever responded to find out why we didn't receive our delivery until Monday morning someone finally called me after we spent the afternoon Sunday trying to cancel and get a refund. The whole situation was a disaster. It's a shame as we have loved shopping at HomeGoods but after this disaster and a huge waste of our time (between wasting our time waiting for a delivery that never came and no one to get in contact with, to the mistake made at cashwrap where we had to return twice when we should have only had to go in once), I don't think I'll go back. Don't get delivery from this place. Nothing was done to even care about our experience either. Such a waste of my time from start to finish.

Super good and cheap for herbs, different types of peppers, onions, and some veggies you won't find…read moreat other places. The parking lot is kind of a mess, though, so i wouldn't park there if you can avoid it. There are cars nit parked properly and it is easy to get hit there with the construction down the street.

One of my favorite places in Port Chester. La Placita Supermarket on Main Street has "tough to…read morefind" items. Over the years, I've found : - strawberry flavored marshmallows - peach Coke - whole Tamarind pods - a variety of herbs and peppers - including chile cascabel, digestive blend herbs, dandelion etc - tembleque - flan - both dried mix & ready made - green corn tamales - instant corn masa - chao mein - many kinds of teriyaki & jerk sauces Step inside, wait, and imagine yourself in Mexico or Peru. If you've never been here, there's a lot to take in. You'll find brands you've never seen before. And many familiar items too. Walk past the fragrant scent of fresh cilantro. Check out the large cinnamon sticks & fresh Tamarind pods. Did you know that Tamarind pulp is a natural metal polish ? Instead of using chemicals, utensils can be polished with Tamarind. I'm happy I found this market. The lines tend to be a little long, but worth the wait. The prices are good. The parking situation isn't great - you have to pay for metered spots out front. But if you are willing to walk a little, free parking is available.

Well, to start off, I do appreciate the fact that it's not just a Depot for "Business Owners"!…read moreAnyone can shop there by simply requesting a "Day Pass"! The Depot is HUGE! So, expect to spend some time shopping. I do like the idea that pretty much anything you need, from Kitchen Appliances to Groceries, can be found. However, here's the "Setback", Nobody who actually works there is willing to help you locate items! So you're pretty much on your own! Again, it's a HUGE Facility. So, you can end up being pretty frustrated if you're simply looking to buy three or four items and leave! A few things I've always known, having worked in the Hospitality Industry, if you want your business to flourish, Customer Service is Totally Essential. The other thing is maybe you don't need to Smile; But, a quick Hello Welcome to Restaurant Depot! Let.me know if you need any help; goes a Very Long Way in Maintaining A Steady Flow of "Repeat Customers"! Oh, and Don't Just POINT to where an item may be located! Walk the Customer to where it's located! Other than everything I've stated, the Store is Indeed Amazing and if you don't mind spending an Hour or More in the Store, then it's a GREAT Place to find your Everyday Kitchen Essentials at Extremely Affordable Prices! The Parking is Plentiful so you'll never have an issue finding a place to park. Definitely Bring Your Own Bags as Restaurant Depot DOES NOT Provide Bags! I would have given a 5 Star Rating if only the Customer Service were better!

This restaurant depot tents to have a better inventory than the Mount Vernon one, but the staff…read morehere are some of the rudest people I've seen in customer service. They are constantly talking about how stupid the customers are,they are nasty and filled with hate.