I'm recently retired and changing my wardrobe to a more casual style. I enjoy scrolling through…read morethis store at least once a week. There's always something new to discover. The employees are courteous and helpful especially when I drive through the donation drop off.

This store is beautiful and pretty well kept however the employees at the register store a single…read morestar visit for me. We showed up maybe 15 minutes before closing with four employees standing at the registered gossiping. My daughter and I were walking by the couches when she flops down onto one of the couches with her feet still on the ground, when the employees decided to yell at her to not jump on the couches, and after she apologizes they proceeded to glare at her while we shopped. Standing around doing nothing else. After a couple of minutes they make the 10 min announcement and promptly shut off the lights with several customers still in the store. They also locked the front doors with us inside and we had to wait for someone to let us out. If your store is open until a certain time you should probably respect your customers and have some integrity. The only person that was kind was the one person in a black shirt that let us out of a locked store. To the rest of those harpies that treated my daughter and the rest of the customers that way. I hope you have the day you deserve. I will not be shopping here again.

This is a hidden gem for consignment quality, very inexpensive finds of home decor, clothing for…read moreall ages, accessories, craft supplies, and more. And that's the surface level before you hear about this shop's mission of providing jobs to people with special needs and raising money for an all-abilities playground. The organization leaders and store managers are kind and mission-driven, and you can tell by the quality of items and beyond-fair prices. It's a bit off the beaten path from the commercial thoroughfare but not by much and absolutely worth a visit.

Everyday Sunshine is my favorite thrift store by far. Highly recommend. The people are awesome, and…read morethey're making a real difference with their mission. The merchandise is excellent, and it's a fun place to shop. For a special occasion, I bought a really cute outfit here, complete with shoes and accessories!

Like any consignment vintage store, quality and price vary by booth. There is enough variety, and…read moresome good deals to be had, so it is worth the trip.

From the owner: We offer antique, vintage and collectable items at very resonable prices. read more

Rip Off. Gets stuff for free and sells for a fortune. Worse than Goodwill or America's Thrift Store.read more

Lots of things to look through at this thrift store. It's not organized very well. We thought the…read moreprices were a little on the high side. This was our second time there, but we don't think we will return.

Awesome little thrift store , unique items are found here !! Comics , sports cards , and clothes !!…read moreAwesome deals

The employees are super helpful , items are organized easy to find. The prices can't be beat and…read morethe quality of items are excellent. Each time I have been people are sitting in the parking lot or standing at the door waiting for the store to open so get there early.

I've always liked this thrift store. I believe it is affiliated with Asbury United Methodist Church…read moreon Hughes Road. When we moved a friend's parents into a nearby apartment we were able to purchase nearly every item they needed from Asbury at a deep discount! Selection was good, the store was well organized and although it was at the end of the business day on. Saturday we were able to quickly load up the car with our scores. Thanks Asbury!

This place would have earned 5 stars if they had any fitting rooms. I don't like to buy any clothes…read morewithout trying them on first, no matter how cheap they are. I did get a really nice desk for $15 and a few other small things but no clothing. Everything was at a good price and I probably would have bought clothes too if I could have tried them on first. Some of the items should have just been trashed and not put on the floor to be sold. But maybe someone will buy old ratty sneakers for a few bucks if they really need some sneakers. It's basically the price and quality of what you would find in a Salvation Army. It's just hit or miss on if you'll find anything. Probably depending on what days they put out recently donated items and how quickly you get there afterward.

I. Work. Here, there. Good. People. To. Work. Around. If. Anyone. Needs. A. Job…read more Just. Come. And. Ask. Also. The. Bosses. Are. Good. Nice. People, easy. Going.