Nicely organized. They are a little crazy with a shirt that cost $15. Lots and lots of stuff. Service is ok. They also have a drop off for all your stuff. read more

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Outrageously expensive, white button down $15? I might as well buy it new. They did have a bunch of books.

Brought my kids in to do some shopping, boys shirts are 10$, kid liked a pair that were 100$ hahaha. Another pair of shoes from temu that are 15$ new cost 25$. Youngest brought me a broken toy car that was 9.99$ like who the hell is pricing things here? This is a donation center. My first and last time going here. Inflation should not be impacting thrift stores designed to help those in need. read more

Not a shabby DAV. Decent sized. Huge selection of women's shoes inside and a great selection of books in the back of the store. They also have a lot of men's and women's clothes in here. read more

Visited on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. The location has been here for some time. It's pretty crowded inside and it's a little harrowing to get in/out on VB Blvd's race track. Be aware there's utilization of every space and the aisles are narrow. I found the workers to be very nice and helpful. There was a good selection of the goodies I tend to look for second hand, like dishes and clothes, since they're so easily washed and re-homed. Stock was constantly being put out. I saw a little carryon suitcase I was interested in, but there was no tag on it. Plus size section was kind of meager but had I needed house things like dishes and utensils, I would of been stoked! I ended up with a bit pack of nicely colored "autumn" napkins, a small plate (only this one was sturdy enough for the purpose I needed it for), a cute green wallet, and a crystal bowl off a shelf at the front (not pictured), read more

DAV Thrift Store - Napkins $3.98, small plate $.49, and wallet $6.98 - Thrift Stores Near Me - Virginia Beach, Virginia

Veteran discounts, large variety of items, good prices, great customer service, especially Susan at Boutique counter

Your typical thrift store. The staff is friendly and helpful, the store is clean and organized, prices are clearly marked, clothing is sorted on racks according to type and size. The private parking lot is of adequate size for the business and appears well maintained and free of debris. Not all thrift stores offer dressing rooms so I appreciate that this one has them. I know the recycled clothes are very inexpensive and the money goes for a good cause (supporting disabled American military veterans) but it's still nice to be able to try on a garment or two to make sure they fit before purchasing them. Like most thrift stores, sometimes you can find great bargains on items you want and other times you just can't find anything of interest. There is always a good selection of items like clothing and accessories, shoes, dishes, flatware, toys, etc... It's more hit or miss if you're shopping household goods, small appliances, electronics, power tools, furniture, etc... This DAV Thrift Store location is among the better local thrift stores. If you have a military ID be sure to check out their Military Appreciation Day on the 15th of every month and get a generous discount. read more

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Overall, it's a decent thrift store. I'd say it's fairly well organized. Slightly cramped though. If you're using a cart, good luck squeezing through the aisles if another has a cart. A number of items were oddly overpriced but it looks like they do markdown frequently. For example, many general women's dresses (ie not formal dresses) would start at $12+ but they eventually would be marked down to the $6-8 as I'd expect at a thrift store. The checkout area had small counters as well, which made it difficult to place items. It took a hot minute for someone to check me out. There was one woman at the luxury items counter but she wasn't checking out people. She saw me waiting for about 5-10mins but never called anyone to come help. When a staff member did show, they were very pleasant. They didn't have a large quantity of nicer brands and I felt like one really did have to check quality of the items because they seemed damaged. But I did get some nice finds there and overall my experience was average for a thrifting experience. I plan on going again in the future. read more

Just like the one on Centreville turnpike, this DAV has a pretty good selection. They dont have as much furniture as the other DAV, but they have a great amount of toys, clothes, and luggage. My kids got a toy that usually sells for $61, and got it for $9! That was a great find. They also have shopping carts, which is nice for a mom like me with multiple children and not enough hands lol. I recommend. The parking lot is pretty clean, and the store was immaculate for being a thrift store. read more

This DAV is ROUGH. The location, parking lot, employees, ROUGH. You might wait forever at the checkout, if the employees ever show up. You'll spend a good portion of your time there listening to the employees yelling codes at each other over her announcement system. They never have anything too good and it's slightly organized? read more

A little thrift store on the blvd that's a tad cramped, in my opinion. I never really find much when I do visit here. My most recent visit, I saw the cutest jumper from Express...but it was $35? I doubt it would've been that much if the original price tag wasn't attached. Most items I saw were $7+ though I did see some shoes for $5. Not a fave of mine for good finds. read more

Found a new thrift store and the prices are okay. Some items are priced too high for the quality of the items however there were some awesome finds like these Vero Cuoio shoes for $6.98 and a Steve Madden bag $14.98! Come check out the store. I'll be back! read more

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Found a vintage lamp shade in great condition that I really needed here for a great price. That makes for a great trip! They also had a pretty decent variety of furniture. Nothing I wanted, but items in decent shape at good prices. read more

Everyone was so rude. Older man grabbed me to tell me to leave. The store closed in 20 minutes. Physically harassing people. Disgusting pieces. $30 for a broken bag. Vomit on the carpet. NOT WORTH THE TRIP. read more

Clothes are okay, prices are a little steep. $15 for a t shirt is insane. When card readers go down (which is often apparently) the manager has nothing to say to customers stuck in line besides they can't do anything but check the modem. Asked me to go to the ATM and come back, I said I was going to do so. I came back in and they assumed I wasn't going to come back for some reason? No apologies were given for the inconvenience until after money was in the cashiers hand. Very unfortunate how this situation gets handled and as a frequent customer it's disappointing to know I won't be returning. read more

This organization has become nothing but money hungry. I question the fact of how much actually goes to the DAV and how much goes into their own pockets. They forget that people donate everything they sell for profit. A few weeks ago I had picked up a small bag with tiny ceramic eggs. There was probably about four or five in the bag, the sales associate without thinking, slammed the bag on the counter, and a few of them broke. I simply said, let me take the broken ones out and I'll take the rest if you give me a discount on them . She said absolutely. She proceeded, but had to call a manager to void the item off and to re-ring it. The woman came over and said no I cannot purchase it. It needs to go to the back for reevaluation and re-pricing. I looked at her and said; Do you realize people donate to you but she just walked away. Their prices are ridiculous as they think they are a High End Dept. Store. Cameras all over the place. Absolutely disgusting. The stores could not exist if people did not donate. Please folks find another place to go. I will no longer support the DAV. No more shopping and Never again will I make another donation. read more

This is my favorite thrift store. I remember going here years back, and they'd have a great stock of road bikes! Not recently.. :( I mainly go here for shoes, blouses, belts, and dresses now. They have a good turnover rate. I come here around once every week or so, and there's always new stuff. I almost always end up buying something when I come here, whether it's some tubberware for screenprinting, books to strip, a pair of shoes I'll never wear, or props for art. Wish all those hipsters would lay off my bikes. How's a girl supposed to get a income now! read more

DAV Thrift Store - Thrift Stores Near Me - Virginia Beach, Virginia

Shoes. Clothes. purses. furniture. electronics. books. Disabled American Veterans Thrift Stores carry all these and more. You would not believe how I found out about this place! It's been around for over 20 years and there are multiple locations in Hampton Roads. 7 currently. In fact in 2015 they are opening a new location in Battlefield area. I was in Sam's Club looking at a pea-coat and a woman about 80-years-of-age complements me on the coat. She then tells me about this place that she likes to shop, the DAV-I had never heard of it and she had to tell me about Disabled American Veterans Thrift. Her entire outfit was from there and she pointed to each item of clothing-quoting the price as she went along. $1, $2, $3. I decided I for sure I needed to check this place out. When you enter registers and shopping carts are to the right as well as a row of about 4 fitting rooms. To the immediate left is the jewelry counter. Men's clothing is along the left side of the store along with electronics. Furniture is in the back. There are two rows of dresses: one side is small-med-etc. The other side is sized numerically. I've been here twice, each time leaving with one item. DAV is worth a visit. read more

Hmph. DAV Thrift has some amazing things I never knew I needed, but the staff is a big eye roll. I found some vintage digs that were reasonably priced enough and headed to check out when two pictures caught my eye. I've got a weak spot for all things cheeky so a huge portrait of a vampy woman and a picture of Greta Garbo were just too much of a temptation. The $35 and $50 price tags sent me onto sticker shock, so I asked a lady if the prices might be negotiable.Aren't thrift stores supposed to be thrifty? Unfortunately, she said that she couldn't see faces right now and could only read prices and they weren't changing. I'm not sure what that meant, but whatever she was on had quite the grumpy affect. In the long run, there is some cool stuff but it's way overpriced. read more

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I love this store so much! Me and my mom always feel welcomed and comfortable here- the vibe is always good. Workers are polite, kind, and through with their jobs. This store also as a lot of great finds! read more

Whether you shop thrift because you're broke, trendy or have an active social conscious, you have probably already discovered that thrift stores have great deals if you're willing to put in the work. Luckily for you, your beloved discount diva has done the work for you and perused Virginia Beach's second hand havens and sifted through the "gotta have its" and the "garbage". The Disabled American Veterans Thrift store (DAV) is one of those social conscious shopping places. Compared to the other thrift stores in the area, this store is a jumble of knickknacks and second hand items, but I always feel the urge to buy something just to support the veterans. For me, the jumbled racks of clothes and stacks of toys were too much for me to tackle. A little organization would go a long way with this store. The best bets for DAV Thrift: * Lots of really nice men's suits and blazers. If you need a job interview, funeral, court or other special occasion suit on the cheap start here. They're nice, clean and come in a variety of contemporary styles that won't make you look like you're wearing your Uncle Bob's prom tuxedo from 1977. * Awesome vintage clothing and costume items. From straw hats, to fedoras to suede jackets and bell bottom jeans, you can take your look back a few decades or make the perfect costume for under $20. Start here for your Halloween costume or just browse the store and get some ideas. read more

Been waiting for dressing rooms to open. They don't allow returns and I enjoy shopping there when I'm able to try on the clothes.

Used to love going to this store. This past weekend's visit was a nightmare. The employees were ALL rude (every single one). The fitting rooms still were not open nor were the restrooms. We tried to purchase two matching candle holders: one had $1.98 on it and the other had $2.98. They argued for almost 5 minutes over the fact that they should both be the same price. They were non-negotiable over a 4 shelf plastic rack with mildew that was way overpriced. The ONLY good thing was that there were a lot of clothing that had been marked down from their usual high prices. I can get new clothes on clearance at Wal-mart or Cato for less than their regular prices. The books are way overpriced as well. Wish I could give it less than 1 star. We won't be going back ever again. read more

Very picked over and not many options. Employees just sit behind the counter and text or talk to each other. I asked for assistance and was looked at like I had 3 heads. I don't understand why asking a question deserves a look of disgust. read more

First, I like the DAV and Salvation Army over the Goodwill because I believe they are supporting good causes and a high percentage of their profits go towards that end. However, this location had me a little frazzled. The aisles are pretty tight and the day I went there, it was super busy. The shelves were just overflowing with stuff and you couldn't pull something off a shelf without something else falling over. I felt like people around me were rushing me through the aisles. Full shelves were just disaster areas where it looked like a yard sale bomb went off. I enjoy looking for good items, but this place was just a little too crazy for me to manage. The prices seemed fair but on the high side for some items. Also, they usually have a day where they have a percentage off for military. I am not certain about this location, but at others it is 20% off on the 15th. What gets me is the number of people that try to get the discount but don't have a military or retiree ID. I think the fact that they are trying to scam is what disgusts me the most. Doubt that I would come back here but it would only be to see if they clean it up and organized it better. read more

DAV Thrift Store - Thrift Stores Near Me - Virginia Beach, Virginia

We furnished half our new apartment with this place. Everyone is so friendly and personable. It's a very comfortable environment with lots of great stuff. Definitely my favorite thrift store in the area that we've discovered since moving down here. read more

I love this place.. I have bought kids clothes here and they are always in great condition. Everyone is so helpful and kind when you are looking for items and I have found such great deals! I found a bike for my so and a really cute lamp for my little girls room! Will definitely be shopping here again in the future! read more

So much fun when I come here! I'm giggling to myself because I just read Xerxes' review and my friend and I were falling out laughing after listening to the announcement we heard in the store. First of all, the fellow who made the announcement had made several errors... forgive me for laughing, but it was hilarious. The announcement was long and he kept repeating himself reminding parents to not allow their children to run free in the store or allow their children to be unsupervised or allow their children to play in the store for the safety of your children and the safety of everyone else in the store and so on. Priceless! :-D Now, I am a proud thrift store hopper. I have no shame in my game and the Thrift Store gods were generous to myself and my shopping buddy on this day. We found so much stuff for so little! My buddy was able to find some great home decor items and baskets in wonderful condition. My daughter found a hilarious tee in the men's section that she plans to use as a sleep shirt. I was able to locate some beautiful scarves and a gorgeous wedding gown. The wedding gown is NOT for me. I phoned a friend who was looking for something similar to that style. We had a great time here! My suggestion: Keep more lines open to cut down on wait time. read more

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Kudos for their announcement on the intercom telling some silly ass parents to put their kid on a leash. Yeah, running around in a place where a sneeze can knock down aisles of items barely balanced can be bad. Thanks to the young lady who rang me up in a different aisle after I had to watch this Filipino lady beg for a military idea from anyone walking for a 20% discount on shit that you're buying for 1/10 the price at anywhere else. As I walked out with two $10 pleather chairs on wheels and struggled to get through the door, this old man watched me in awe. (Grab the door, please.) Yup. Typical thrift store experience! read more

Wow what can i say ,the cloths are marked pretty well but wow again i say the bric or brac are marked way way way to high I have been there i am guessing 10 or more times and if something is worth 1.00 it is marked 3.00 if something is worth 10.00 it is marked 25.00 dollars It is suppose to be a thrift store not a retail or antique store wow i have seen something on the shelfs week after week and the same darn price on it crazy right, I am a thrift store junky lol and thrift stores are also suppose to be for people that can not afford big prices but would like something nice, I think the DAV have forgotten this along with the Salvation Army,Guys you need to move the items faster so that you can help more people period not try and be retail or Antique stores read more

I like this thrift store, however it can be a hit or miss when it comes to finding things. I found a piece of furniture, a wood night stand by Dixie for $14 bucks, I figured I'd take up on a refurbishing project. I took the old brown ugly cabinet, sanded it down, and painted it a rustic turquoise color. It's a great place to get cheap furniture to refurbish and re-do if you are really into that stuff. Jewelry can be a hit or miss too. some days you will see really great finds, and some days can be lame. read more

Thanks to another yelper I visited this thrift store - good stuff. I judge thrift stores by two categories - price and inventory. Although I was a bit shocked by the first few prices I saw (leather jacket and a fur shawl each for $75) I still gave this store a chance...glad I did. I scored an awesome pair of boots in excellent condition for $7. While the prices are higher than the prices across the street at salvation army the goods are better quality. This is one of those spots that you will most likely find a small treasure every time. They had cool hats, a few designer bags behind the counter, some dresses, and a good selection of shoes. This is definitely a clothing thrift store - household items and furniture are scarce. read more

It's ok, much much better than the Salvation Army across the street! The prices are reasonable. I will stop here from time to time but I have other stores I usually stop by first. I would say it's worth checking out. read more

My favorite Virginia Beach Thrift Store! It can be very busy in here at times, and that always gives me anxiety. It's hard to get through the aisles to look at things sometimes so you just have to be patient. Other than that I have loved this thrift store for years and don't feel their prices are bad at all. Compared to some of the other thrift stores around here you wonder who is pricing stuff, but I feel the DAV is very reasonable but sometimes there is a miss-price on stuff but it's not the whole store. I have never had a problem with the employee's either so I don't know what that's about and I've never smelled cat pee either... Anyways it's the best place to find stuff and I will always come back! read more

It's not the worst thrift store in the world and it does support a good cause but the prices are all of sudden ridiculously high. Almost $5 for some paperback books? No way. They routinely leave stuff out in the rain. Also the new format of the store is confusing and not appealing at all. I much prefer the Chesapeake location now, or a Goodwill. read more

I'm not really one for thrift stores but here I make an exception. This place is often great for picking up spare computer parts on the cheap. For example one time I found three 80 GB hard drives for here for $5 a piece. That was a steal. Another time I picked up a brand new Logitech wireless keyboard and it's broadcast station for a couple of dollars. You're not going to find those types of deals every time you walk in the door, but if you check in on them regularly you're bound to find something in short order. I make a point of stopping in when I'm in that part of town. read more

Overpriced, overpriced, overpriced! In only one word that's the best way to describe this thrift store. Many of the items weren't in good shape at all, a lot of wear and tear. I'm going to have to agree with something I read, just give the items directly to the Vets who need them. Honestly, that makes more sense at this point. I don't see this thrift store staying around much longer with these ridiculous prices. People are really going to be watching their spending with the whole COVID pandemic and looking to save in thrift stores, not spend more than a regular department store. read more

This place is one of the BEST thrust stores I've visited! There's no odor, the selection is really food, the sales are amazing and most of all you're supporting a good cause! read more

I felt like the store had a lot of potential but I am very disappointed in the workers. We came in at 7:30 and when we were looking around very quickly because we knew they closed at 8; however, when we asked for a dressing room at 7:35 she yelled no and said the dressing rooms are closed, reminded us that they close at 8, and told us to go to the register. That is very rude. The workers every 5 minutes told us to head to the register and that they will not be accepting any purchases at 8. I felt very rushed and did not enjoy my shopping experience. I will not be back. read more

This is one my favorite thrift stores. They have more electronics, personal care needs, and clothes that I need. I remember back in the day the sold a 200 In One lab kit for a couple of dollars, and it worked great. I was able to rebuild my electronic projects. Also last time I was there I found me one of those graphing calculators for engineering and science. They sell various items there at reasonable prices, and also you have to try to go there as often to discover new things that you never knew existed. It's almost like those surplus stores. read more