This thrift is worth the stop..! Not to pricy, the have a huge selection of women's clothing, rugs…read moreand other items some stuff they sale is new..! But all in all it's worth the stop!! Enjoy your treasure hunt :)

The place is very clean, organized & we found some great stuff. The staff was helpful when asked…read moreabout prices or discounts. The selection was really good!

Good selection and easy to get in and out of. We were down in Fairhope and had the thrifting itch.read more

This has been the best thrift shop that I have found in the spanish fort/Daphne area…read more The store alternates inventory with the season. There are also different specials, sale prices, and clearance. The staff is always upbeat and helpful.

The selection of items in this store is wonderful , true thrift store with so much to chose from…read moreand items you can't just find anywhere , lots to meet the eye and prices are awesome for any budget , the owner was very helpfulmand polite .. Great find !!

From the owner: Your 1 stop shop Thrift store with daily specials.read more

Always great customer service and really beautiful items that fit my budget!! The hours are good…read moreand they give you honest reviews of your items that you can consign.

As an avid consignment shopper, I stopped in here while on a work trip two years ago and thought it…read morewas a great little store. So when back in the area this year, I returned and got several items this year, too. The shop is attractive and upscale, and prices are very reasonable. There were a lot of everyday clothes and handbags, and also a very large area of prom or Mardi Gras dresses. Why buy something new when you can be kind to the earth by getting something just as fabulous that is gently used? Or, quite a few of these items were new with tags but at one tenth the cost.

Absolutely love this store!! I almost always find lots of great deals it's a fun stop for treasure…read morehunting

Thrift store that benefits the local needy. Always helpful and smiling personnel. Expanded hours…read moreare great.

And another strike. It is 230 on a Saturday. And they decided to close early. There was no less…read morethan 6 different people wanting to get in. The lights were on but they weren't letting anyone in because they were short staffed. Ugh

Furniture was priced higher than some antique stores, way overpriced (see pic for details- outdated…read moretable , missing one chair for $200? No thanks). It's true from a previous review, they do wrap items in the eBay tape. I didn't see any comps from eBay posted beside the pieces though. Clothes section is sparse, unorganized. OVERPRICED SHOES, pair of New Balance lightly used but missing insoles priced at $39. Furniture and home decor was neat and organized, however it was priced like a retail store. My mother found some cute framed artwork for a good deal ($4-$13 each). Employees were nice and they do have a restroom for customers that was clean. Plenty of parking around the building. They do have sales and give a senior discount, but it is not enough to offset the high prices.

As a visiting nurse spending a few weeks with my parents in town, I've been exploring local thrift…read moreshops with my 2-year-old to pass some time and maybe find some treasures. I was especially drawn to Outcast Ministry Thrift Store because of its mission to support people in need--something I deeply value as a healthcare professional who believes in community care and dignity for all. Unfortunately, I had a very upsetting and frankly shocking experience here. After shopping next door and making a purchase, I entered this store with my toddler and smiled warmly at the man sitting in the center of the space. My daughter was drawn to the large toy section in the back and began engaging with a few toys--gently and respectfully, as I was right there supervising her. She placed a toy vacuum down near me while she went to explore a few other items. Suddenly, the man jumped up and aggressively approached us, pointing at the toy and scolding me for what he claimed was "not okay." He questioned my parenting, despite the fact that I was clearly present, attentive, and actively tidying up behind my child. His tone was accusatory and demeaning. I immediately decided we would not be staying or spending money in an environment where families, and especially mothers with young children, are treated so harshly. As we exited, the man continued to berate me. I told him, in no uncertain terms, how inappropriate and unacceptable his behavior was. It's deeply ironic and disappointing that a store with a mission of compassion and restoration would tolerate--or worse, empower--someone to speak to a mother and child in this way. Children deserve respect. So do parents doing their best. A toy section in a store should come with an understanding that kids will want to interact. The issue here wasn't about a toy on the floor--it was about how a grown man chose to speak to a stranger with a child. To whomever oversees this establishment: Please reflect on the kind of environment you want to create. Ministry begins with kindness. Please also consider your own need for therapy and why you resorted to the deregulated tone that you did.

So I have been in this establishment a few times. I have bought a few things from here never had…read moreany problems until today. I took my three children and of course my two young children decided they wanted to look at the stuffies and the toys they pulled some things down that they were wanting to buy and had them sitting out and the man got up from behind the counter and came over there and started yelling at us saying that he was going to come to my house and destroy everything in my house like I was doing in his yelled at my children and took the toys away from them and out of their hands I asked if he was joking and he continued to yell at us we very respectfully put everything down and left. If you do not like children do not have a toy section in your thrift store. All you have to do is say we do not accept children's toys. I work very hard for my money and if I choose to spend money in a place I expect not to be yelled at and scolded for a child moving toys and putting them to the side as they were going to take them home. How dare anyone raise their voice at my children and take things out of their hands. We were beyond embarrassed and very upset. For someone so Christian to be so devilish is beyond me. I will never be going back and I hope anyone with children do not enter that store. My God was watching today and I know he is disappointed in the actions of the owner!

Very nice store with a great customer service and lots of things to plunder through I'm glad I…read morestopped by

From the owner: New Life Thrift both the Glenside and Melrose locations are open for business. We are open our…read morenormal hours Monday through Friday from 9am to 7pm and Saturday 9am to 6pm. Stop by & See what we've got! Donations are encouraged.

Went in looking for an exact size table. This is definitely a thrift store…read more Old old old building with very little upkeep. The employees were friendly and helpful. They are working with what they have been given. There are lots of close out foods and household items. There are some building materials as well... doors and windows

We buy Pepperidge Farm bread and buns at this Checkout store in Foley every month as only $1.00…read moreloaf for this and other quality brands. They have an extensive collection. Most times, the expiration dates on the bread/buns have been quite recent and since we freeze the bread, it works out very well for us. Even though some expirations have passed on other items, too, it's not been enough to be a problem.