Well stocked .well displayed.friendly help. Good parking. Great location. Would recommend.read more

Was in there yesterday, I wanted to buy a tiny little vase…read more for my daughter's room . The sticker fell off as we scrolled the store . I went to the counter to purchase it. They told me I was not permitted to buy it because it was worth more than the sticker said, , but we don't care about the worth of this vase - if that's what they believed . We had no idea . We just wanted tiny vase . we were not permitted to do so . . They told me to come in the next day and talk to someone else . I had to go back again today to speak with someone in charge and they refuse to sell us a $ five snickered vase . They also had no idea it was worth more money . Sadly to say we were not permitted to get it. They should honor the snickered price where it fell to my feet .

Favoritism. The ladies hold things in the back for their favorite costumers, I've been supporting…read morethis store before it relocated to Galloway, the unfairness is insane here, anything of value is held for their favorites to go through. I never been to a thrift store that gets all their items for free that goes towards "helping the community" holds items in the back for multiple different costumers. First come first serve? No not here.

Very nice and the service was very nice A little pricey but I will stop in again Selection was ok.read more

Playing hooky from your life can be so much fun! FDC and I took advantage of a beautiful spring…read moreday while the kids were still in school. We took days off our jobs and headed down the shore. We discovered the St. Damien Thrift Shop by accident, we were on our way somewhere else nearby and we saw a plain black & white sign draped on a building proclaiming it to be a "THRIFT SHOP". We love thrift shops, so this was a must-stop. The shop is on the first floor of a commercial office/retail building. It doesn't look like much on the outside but like many treasures the best is hidden behind the doors. I knew it was someplace special when, as we walked in, there were Pfaltzgraff "Gourmet Brown/Brown Drip" pattern serving ware and plates on display, and memories of my childhood flooded back. FDC and I gasped, and quickly selected some of our favorite pieces - they were in pristine condition. From there it just got better. This shop benefits the ministries of St. Damien, and the people of this congregation have clearly generously donated to support the effort. The store is chock full of items - kitchen, dining room, bedrooms, clothing closets, books, CD, DVD, VHS, decor items, artwork jewelry, tons of items to outfit yourself and your home. Another treasure found by FDC was a perfect-condition Roseville Pottery planter. It was, of course, among the pricier items, but given it's relative value was also quite a bargain. The volunteers working at the shop were all quite lovely, helpful, cheerful and knew just where things were (which, given the amount of stock, was pretty amazing). This place was very definitely a 'find', and I look forward to more treasure hunts!

This store keeps weird hours, and are run solely by volunteers so even the posted hours aren't…read moreprecise. I arrived 20 minutes after their posted open hours on Friday and still had to wait outside a few minutes while they got things ready. The store is located on the second floor across from the bus depot. A pay lot and metered street parking but no private lot. Inside the place is extremely tight with little rooms separating the various departments. Lots of nick nicks, some vintage all displayed nicely on wicker shelving units I would have wanted to purchase. I felt very uneasy walking through as it's very hard to avoid knocking items down. I did not look at clothes. Prices were higher than average and more in line with an antique store. There's good stuff here, but not anything that had to come home with me. Honestly I didn't spend too much time here as I was feeling claustrophobic.

Cute, smaller thrift store in a small shopping complex. Next to a soap store so the store smells…read moreso good inside. It's more of a boutique style thrift store and higher priced, but very clean and organized. Very little utilitarian housewares but lots of display items, glass, knick knack items, most with a beach theme. Clothes were more resort wear style - like Lilly Pilitzer style, with designs geared more towards an older woman, but they had a nice selection of trendy wallets. They also had a good selection of jewerly. The ladies working there were very friendly and greeted everyone upon entry. I didn't see alot of vintage items, or anything that was my style so I left empty handed. Not at all a bad store, just wasn't my jam.

Small, but mighty. They had a bunch of Christmas items and some household items. The clothes were…read more50 percent off for Black Friday/Saturday. They have jewelry at the back and they have changing rooms. Friendly staff. Lots of parking.

I love walking around this hot mess of collectables but when I spend 45 min digging thru the dirt…read moreand dust to be told 40$ for a 18x18 painting that they didn't feel fit to put in the main building, I'm done. We were the only ones there on a Sunday, the man just doesn't want to sell anything!! Find other shops

I loved visiting Cobweb Corner! The people were very nice and very helpful, the prices were…read moreawesome too! Make sure you have plenty of time, there's so much to see!

My husband, my mom, and I visited this store, and I was carrying a small men's bag containing my…read morewallet, cash, phone, and other personal belongings. I was immediately told that I wasn't allowed to keep it with me and that the store needed to hold it instead. I was not comfortable handing over my valuables to a stranger, and I politely expressed that concern. What made the situation even more upsetting was that when I said the bag belonged to my mom, the issue suddenly disappeared and nothing more was said. The inconsistent treatment left me feeling singled out and unfairly targeted. The entire interaction made me feel uncomfortable, unwelcome, and frankly discriminated against. Policies should be applied consistently to every customer, not selectively. I left with a very negative impression of the business and would not recommend shopping here based on my experience.

Very much regret that I used Kim L and 3 R Estate Sales to liquidate my antique shop…read moreTerrible communication on her part which deteriorated after I signed the contract She had promised to do research on my items but she took everything of value and didn't report what the prices were that she received She had promised I'd get paid within 7-10 days of the sale but it took going to the police over a month later when she wasn't answering phone calls or texts and we had to get police involved to get any payment She had weeks to get ready for the sale but on the weekend of the sale, most items had no prices and she said that most of the "VIP"s she had invited either canceled or never showed up. From beginning to end awful experience

Awesome place with great finds and prices. So glad we stopped in…read more Lady at the front was nice.

Very interesting place with a lot of character. Worth a visit whether you're looking for clothes or…read morefurniture and has a welcoming environment. Also has workshops and things like that for furniture and painting. Nice atmosphere.

What a great idea! People rent a space for between 5 and 30 days. It's wonderfully organized and…read moreeach closet is labeled by size and designer. Clothes are reasonably priced by owners which distinguishes it from a consignment store. Quick turn over of merchandise makes this a "shop by often "spot! They even have a $2 rack.