Love the $5 Bag sale they had back during the summer. You go in, get a grocery bag from an employee…read moreand go around and fill it with as much clothing as possible (without ripping the bag) and only pay $5 for it. I ended up buying 4 bags worth and I got quite a bit too. I wish more thrift stores in the area did this. Not sure if this place is still open for business as they haven't updated their Facebook page since November of last year. Update: They ARE still open for business! :)

Very very expensive.. staff was rude and the radio was so liud l could not hear myself think. Last…read morevisit there for sure

I come here all the time. ALL the time. I always find great stuff and enjoy browsing the huge…read moreinventory. With the exception of a couple nice gentlemen (I wish I knew their names), the staff is absolutely wretched. Unbelievably rude. I once saw a cashier conduct a transaction without a smile or even a WORD to the customer. No "Thank you", no "Have a nice day." I, myself, have felt as if I were a nuisance when coming up to pay. It's really a problem that the moods and attitudes of the employees can impact my experience here so drastically. So, to any patron or future patron: shower these people with manners and pleasantness. Because they NEED it.

Over priced this place isn't eBay but thinks it is and the male manager has been rude on multiple…read moreoccasions makes you not want to come back. Example he was putting away items next to me over stuffed rack already I said sir this item doesn't have a hanger he snipped back it does you just have to find it! He looked for it doesn't find it of course not to mention it's an item I didn't want was trying to be helpful seems like every time I go in there he's having a bad day or something.

Wanted to buy 2 mugs and was told that the sticker residue on the mugs indicates someone tampered…read morewith the prices and would not sell the mugs. I left thinking this place sucks!

I've been to God's way thrift store a couple of times and they have a good selection, pants,…read moreclothing, furniture. But I like the name their prices are pretty average and they seem to be personable so I would recommend them.

Had stopped going in this place. They were high compared to other thrift stores. But decided to go…read morein yesterday (Labor Day) we were looking for dresser and found one an all wood in good condition one priced for $100.00 and got 25 percent off due to Labor Day. Must be under different management!!

If you're looking for a treasure look no further. This place is a hunt for sure. You'll be taken…read moredown memory lane with antique items from decades ago. Now, if you're looking for a clean thrift shop with AC this is not the place. I enjoyed looking around and reminiscing about old things. Cool place.

Dave has a large selection of all kinds of items. This is the DEI of treasure hunt stores.read more

Wonderful thrift store with beautiful merchandise and friendly volunteers…read more It's very clean and organized too

One of my favorite thrift stores in Delaware. Almost all items are priced to sell. Great place…read morefor hunting for a great deal. Daily specials listed on the wall near the cash register and on a sign at the entrance. This place takes up 4-6 retail store at a former strip mall. They accept donations at the back door receiving zone. You will find furniture, clothes, artwork, linens, books, jewelry, dish-ware, kitchen supply, glass-ware. A very friendly volunteer staff and a few paid staff.

Terribly overpriced selection that is higher than surrounding locations. When asked why, leadership…read moretold me that it's "management discretion" and basically that if I didn't like it then go to a different location. I found a single toy bowling ball (like from a kids' set) for $3. Three separate toys for kids for $15 each. Seriously? They were beat up and gross. ​ Pricing shouldn't be subjective. Shouldn't be based on a brand name. Shouldn't be based on material. If your inventory is donated to you then price gouging your customers is disgusting and exploitation. I donate $500+ of merchandise annually and starting today I will never donate another penny of anything but junk to Goodwill. Also, the store is unkempt and smells like excrement. Needs an overhaul. ​​

This place stinks. They sell dirty clothes and try to sell stuff that should be thrown away. Don't…read morewaste your money or your time. If there were minus stars I would use them for a rating