Conveniently located in Shirlington, this location was a little messy the night I went. They were…read morerestocking part of the store, but there was merchandise a bit unorganized and slightly ransacked looking. They had plenty of items Christmas related and not, I was able to find everything that I needed.

It looks like a bomb dropped in the inside of the store. I'm a big fan of Dollar Tree for certain…read moreitems. I came in to find some inexpensive vases. I was truly shocked at the condition of the store. I have never seen a store in that condition and I have 10 years of retail under my belt. There was one person at the desk and no one else was visible. This is in a very Hispanic neighborhood and I don't know if that's why the store is not being taken care of by Corporate? Seriously go to any other Northern Virginia, or Maryland, Dollar Tree than this.

I had a really bad experience here, i bought $200 earrings that I had bought last sunday which i…read morewore once but the end piece is very loose and it fell off my ear. Thankfully I had found the pieces that fell but I went back (with my receipt) and asked a worker If anything could be done but the worker was very rude telling me I should have noticed how I bought it, that if i didn't like their products I shouldn't buy from them because everything is delicate and expensive, also he said I had " broken" the product myself and that there are other stores that i could have purchased from. I just wanted to know if there was any way I could have fixed the earring and paid for it to be fixed or switch it out. My product concern should not have been responded to in that form and I was really unsatisfied with this rude service .

Great shop. Friendly workers. Everything you need at a great price. I usually get my luggage,…read morewatches, tank tops, socks, cologne, perfume, toys, and small gifts. Everything is great quality! They been in business since 1990 and know how to treat a customer. Christmas is coming up so I'm gonna pick up some gifts for my family. Would definitely recommend this shop. Oh yea they do watch repairs and battery changes for a great price. 7 bucks per watch battery is what I paid. All the local malls usually charge me $20+! Not a bad thing to support small business!

I usually prefer TJ Maxx over Marshalls, but in this case, the Marshalls at Pentagon City has…read moredefinitely won me over. Since I now work in Arlington, I visit both this Marshalls and the nearby TJ Maxx pretty often, and I've consistently had better luck here. I've come across some really great finds at this Marshalls, from wardrobe staples to little unexpected gems. On the flip side, I rarely find much worth grabbing at the TJ Maxx in this area, which always surprises me given how much I typically love that store. Selection & Finds: This location always seems to have a solid selection, and the inventory feels more thoughtfully stocked compared to the TJ Maxx nearby. I've walked out with some really good finds here on multiple occasions, which keeps me coming back. I do wish they carried more workout gear, especially things like weight lifting gloves, since that's one category where the selection feels a bit limited. Store Experience: One thing that really stands out is how neat and organized this Marshalls is. I'm always pleasantly surprised when I walk in and don't feel like I have to dig through piles just to browse. The layout makes shopping feel easier and less chaotic than what I've experienced at the TJ Maxx close by. Service: The store associates here are attentive and kind, which makes a difference. Whether it's helping at checkout or answering a quick question, the interactions have always been pleasant. Value: The prices here are generally good, and I can usually find solid deals on everyday items and wardrobe staples. That said, every now and then I do come across items that feel a bit overpriced for Marshalls, especially when they're not significantly discounted from what you'd pay elsewhere. It doesn't happen all the time, but it's something I've started to notice during recent visits. Overall, if you're choosing between the Marshalls and TJ Maxx in this area, this Marshalls is the better bet in my opinion. I didn't expect to say that, but here we are.

I was not able to leave this day in particular with a Marshall find, but overall this franchise is…read moreone of my favorites. I think the value is always worth it, the service is standard (ask and you'll receive), and the items are as expected. This location was nice being close to other stores.

Just waited in a one person line for some cheap sun glasses. It look me over 20m for the cashier…read moreand a manager to figure out how to do a return. They had to call their head quarters to figure out how to do a return. If you don't have 30-40m to kill purchasing a single item. I'd probably just skip this place.

I like this store, a lot of things to buy, needs more kids toys, they had quite a few, I took my…read moreniece and she enjoyed going through the isles

We had a great experience at the Twig Thrift Shop. There is a great selection no matter what your…read moreage, I went with a group of ladies in our 20s and we all ended up buying multiple things. The prices are very reasonable, I paid $6 for linen pants and $10 for a fuzzy pullover. The staff is so incredibly friendly and kind, and all proceeds go to support a local hospital. I would absolutely recommend stopping by!

The good is that the store is located in beautiful old town Alexandria. The store has nice finds…read moreand buys. The bad is the ladies that work there need diversity customer training! I shopped yesterday and NOT one of them greeted me as I entered the store. A couple of minutes behind me a lady entered and was greeted by three of the staff. This isn't the first time this has happened to me. The last time another customer and I entered together and no one greeted us. But other customers were greeted. I'm really beginning to feel some kind of way. Not sure if I will shop in this store again.

I like to shop here bec they get done really fine donations. I picked up a large painting for $60…read moreand a velvet chair for $5. But it's really especially hard to shop for clothes here- I would suggest the clothes be sorted by size rather than color as it is now. And getting rid of the dozens of men's company/school logo tshirts that don't sell for many months but clog up so much of the garment racks.

This thrift store is quaint and small. The staff were ok, they weren't super friendly. I love how…read morethey organize the space, and the price point was fairly affordable. I will go back again.

Tons of little knick knacks, most are inexpensive but some are not. A good place to buy little…read moregifts like coffee mugs, shot glasses, ball caps. Service is friendly but the opening hours seem to be irregular.

This place is never open sodon't even waste your time. No word of a lie, I have tried to go here…read moretwice a week at different times over the past month and they have not been open once. I can't imagine how they pay their rent. If you need something, hit up Rite Aid or the Party store. You may pay more, but you'll save yourself a ton of frustration.

I've been to the Old Town location 2x now and most likely will not be returning anytime soon…read more Overall, it's pricey for most of the pre-owned items. You are not getting much of a bargain and may pay close to the same price brand new. This store is extremely selective accepting what you bring in. Despite bringing in clean, well-kept items (some have never been worn) very little was accepted, which made the experience feel like a waste of time. After reviewing most of their inventory on the racks, it was hard to understand why many of the items I brought in were not accepted. It may be the "manager's" bias as she inspected the items. She was polite in a very insincere way trying to explain to me what she would accept and not accept, which was all very random. Was that really her natural voice?!! Also, when I brought my items in they were pressed and neatly folded but were given back to me not folded, bundled together and wrinkled. I have a much better experience with TheRealReal.

I've been to the old town location twice now and both times I was so uncomfortable due to the mean…read morespirits of the young women working there. The first time I thought maybe I was just being overly self-conscious but this last experience tonight solidified that I will never return to this store. As soon as a customer left the two girls working started making fun of how the guy pronounced the name of whatever the designer was that his partner bought clothes of. And they carried on making fun of other coworkers, customers, friends of theirs, ex boyfriends, etc. I just felt so disheartened and uncomfortable and I hope one day, they realize that it's not really that cool or funny to tear other people down. Especially because half their conversation was how "funny" they are and need to do stand up and how they hate when other people think they're so funny when they're really not which was...ironic. I really never write reviews but this was something I've never experienced or wish to experience again. It made me so anxious that when I left they'd just make fun of me too, which I'm sure they did. I think this store has really cool, unique clothes and I love thrifting but I can and will do that literally anywhere else to avoid the miserably insecure rhetoric that I heard tonight.

I usually prefer TJ Maxx over Marshalls, so it pains me a little to say this, but the TJ Maxx in…read morethe Pentagon City area has been pretty underwhelming compared to the nearby Marshalls. Since I now work in Arlington, I visit both stores often, hoping to score the kinds of finds TJ Maxx is usually known for. Unfortunately, I haven't had much luck at this location. I still pop in from time to time out of habit and optimism, but more often than not, I leave empty-handed. Selection & Finds: The selection here feels hit or miss, leaning more toward miss lately. There's a sign for a "luxury" section, which initially caught my attention, but the items there tend to lack the quality you'd expect from something labeled luxury. It feels more like a concept than a well-executed section, which is disappointing when you're hoping to discover standout pieces. Store Experience: One of the biggest challenges with this location is how messy it can be. Racks often feel overcrowded, and items are frequently out of place, which makes browsing feel more like a chore than a fun treasure hunt. Compared to the Marshalls nearby, this store feels noticeably less organized and harder to shop. Service: The associates have been fine overall, but the general store upkeep makes the experience feel a bit rushed and less enjoyable than it should be. Pricing: The prices here can be decent, and I know TJ Maxx is known for good deals, but lately I've noticed more items that feel overpriced for what they are. Sometimes the discounts don't feel as significant as expected, especially when the quality doesn't quite match the price point. It makes it a little harder to justify purchases, especially when I'm not finding standout items to begin with. Overall, I still love TJ Maxx as a brand, but this particular location hasn't lived up to the standard I'm used to. If you're shopping in the Pentagon City area, you may have better luck at the nearby Marshalls.

Good place to find all the treasures. There's also plenty of high-end options to choose from. Can't…read moreever leave here empty-handed. __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux