Back with the original owner was alive, this used to be a fun atmosphere place to get reasonably…read morepriced vintage clothing! Now, unfortunately it has become another overpriced vintage shop (that also sells unethically sourced dropship items for 10x the price). I would recommend just going to the thrift store to find the same quality stuff for infinitely better prices! It's so sad to see such a cool shop go down the drain like this.

Was walking around and we saw this store, wanted to go in and look at "vintagy" stuff for sale. On…read morethe way in noticed a sign that said some woke stuff like, "you can't come in if you don't support LGBQ, you can't come in if don't vote for baby killing." The usual BS... We had our kido with us and decided it was still worth taking a look, regardless of the very hateful messages on the front door. Upon entering the owner told us we couldn't come in with our child because the business was, "too small." I literally was too confused to argue much but said something along the lines of, "that doesn't seem very accepting, even though your sign outside makes you seem, like you want to seem, "very accepting." Owner started freaking out, pretty sure he's on drugs, but that doesn't seem off par.. go woke, go broke? Bet this business only last a few more weeks.. zzzz

This store is so much better then the one on south cedar. Cleaner alot more welcoming…read more The biggest advantage and plus. The manager is such a sweetheart unlike the rude person on south cedar. I will be avoiding south cedar even though its closer for this one. When a organization allows management like south cedar to continue working. They just need to shut those doors and move everything to this location.

Good selection, well-organized, decent prices, clean. Staff were friendly & helpful. 50% off last…read moreTuesday of each month

Located on the MSU campus, the surplus store and recycling center is an interesting place to shop…read moreon campus. They carry all the random things that either students leave behind when they move to out to all the things that the departments need to get rid of. It's literally a vintage trove of things that if you're willing to dig around you can find something interesting. They carry everything from computers, decorative knickknacks, clothes, shelves, research equipment, furniture,etc.

Great thrift store! This place is BIG and so organized! Everything has its place. The layout is…read morevery well thought out. It's very clean with friendly staff. Their craft area is mostly knitting and crocheting, in addition, they have vintage sewing patterns and Knick knacks. There is also a small fabric sections with remnants of all sort of fabrics. I was so impressed by their book selection...big and organized by subject. I picked up four cooking books. I didn't get to go through the shoes and clothes because I was not looking for that. They also have a drop off donation drive thru with staff waiting to check and accept your goods. Overall, this is a great thrift store and I highly recommend it.

Love St. Vincent's. Never know what you are going to find! I have purchased books, gotten free…read morebooks, housewares, furniture, arts and crafts supplies, purses, clothing and odds and ends. Prices are fair. Plenty of parking. Enough staff to help you find items and load your car as necessary. Always a good experience when I shop here.

Everything went well! There appreciation for the customer was evident by the celebrationread more

Very large, well kept secret full of treasures. Clothing, jewelry, purses, shoes, furniture. Some…read morenew, some vintage, some antique! Reasonably priced. Worth the trip!

Another reviewer said this was a small store. Perhaps it was at one time, but this spacious store…read moreis the largest Goodwill I've seen across multiple states. All was neatly organized and arranged by size in clothing. There was a large selection for men, women, and children. Other departments were similar in variety and inventory depth. With quite a bit of variety m if you shop well, you can get brand names for 75% or more off m original new prices.

Hard goods were arranged nicely. Prices are TOO high on most things. Nobody in their right mind…read morewould pay $99 for a fur coat at Goodwill! I looked at it for repurposing. Cups and saucers should not be priced separately if they match, just silly. It's a set. Store was not clean, blankets and sheets dragging the dusty dirty floor. Cashier that check me out barely had personality, a blah experience.

Excellent customer service and the district manager was very personable. I've never had a…read moreconversation with any goodwill employee but they immediately greeted me and the DM asked if I wanted help locating sections if had questions to let me know. Amazing!!!!

Great place to find hidden treasure. Prices vary supplies vary. Depends upon donations.read more

If it's more than a 5 minute drive, don't go here, manager is obviously obsessed with their image…read moreon yelp, responding condescendingly to every bad review like the reviewer is an idiot, responding to every single review telling them to contact her if you have anymore questions, like the person who left the review didn't already get f&$&ked over by their terrible service. especially if you're a man you'd be better off dumpster diving for clothes. don't sell, they'll give you 5$ for brand new name brand clothes worth over 100$, and then sell it for 100$ in the store. I've literally worked at plato's closet in Traverse City michigan, that location and this location are not good, but this one is much worse for selling, unless you want maybe enough money to buy yourself a happy meal after driving 30 minutes to the store.

Waste of time! They said all my clothes was in good condition, but it was too "spring/summer"…read more What? So basically, they only take clothes by the current season!