Beautiful store with lots of unique items especially upscale home decorating clean and great…read moreLocation just crazy this cool place wasn't on yelp

Great selection and variety of items with reasonable prices. I didn't have much time to look…read morearound so I'll definitely be going back. Worth checking out if you are in the Selbyville area.

I love this thrift store! It's located at the Berlin Shopping Center in Berlin, MD (not far from…read morethe beach in Ocean City, MD. If you love thrifting you won't be disappointed!

This location is tidy, has easy parking, easy drop off process, organized within the store, and it…read moresupports a wonderful cause.

Clean, bright, well organized, good prices, lots of stuff, friendly staff. Easy parking. Near ocean…read moreresorts. Pleasant to browse. All proceeds go to church missions.

First off what don't they have? It's literally 1 stop shopping. It's more of a boutique feel than…read morethrift store vibe. The staff is super friendly and kind!

Why wouldn't Berlin have an antique store?!…read more On Main St. a pit stop here and a fabulous connection with Julie at Uptown awarded me a near completion to a set I've been hunting for. All procured in the wild, I set out for the rare finds, especially in mint condition. Lots to peruse and be sure to check in the back, including furnitures. FYA, Yelp's location still brings you to the old building. I appreciate the new space has a dedicated parking lot for customers for easy access and loading.

They have a wide selection of antiques which suddenly became very triggering for me because I'm now…read moreat the age that the early 80s items is viewed as antiques and I was not prepared emotionally. But I guess that happens when I've been alive for a little more than 40 years nearing 50... Existential crisis aside it was a pretty good selection of antiques. They had a pretty good selection of CorningWare but didn't have the Spice O Life design I was looking for... they had the floral boutique design but not the spice of life... :(.

Antiques? Tchotchkes? Old glassware? Things you loved from your grandmother's house?…read moreThey have it all and more here in this large, almost overwhelmingly big shop that also includes vendor booths. It was more like an indoor mall and I could have spent hours here. It literally takes up approximately 4 storefronts and wraps around to the next street. I found a few of the items in the individually rented/owned booth area to be overpriced as compared to items in the general area which were more reasonable. It was a fun visit and a nice walk back in time to visit Town Center Antiques.

After purchasing an antique piece, I inquired about a similar piece. The nice lady at the check out…read morereferred me to a phone number for the owner. I was told he had one piece I was interested in at the warehouse. After 3 weeks I called back and got the run around by another lady. This guy is a terrible businessman. I would recommend NOT dealing with this Loser.

2 issues.... 1:…read moreEverything is absurdly expensive. Why even have a thrift store if its going to be more expensive than a regular stores 2: There was an older lady blatantly profiling people and hovered over people while we shopped which made the experience so uncomfortable. So many people walked in with bags/purses but pulled my sister aside to make her zip it up and make sure it was closed. Also made a couple rude comments "being in the way" even though the store was packed.

The reviews don't even begin to do justice to how bad this thrift store is. Not a single item in…read morethat store is worth even a third of what they price it at. I bought three things--all clothing--and somehow spent almost $50. The environment itself is extremely unprofessional. The owner and employees were yelling across the store and having loud, casual conversations with each other while customers were trying to shop. On top of constantly having to listen to that, the store is completely overpacked, tight, and cramped. There are sections with essentially no outlet, making it very easy to feel trapped if someone else walks into the aisle while you're in it. There is so much clothing packed into the space that things look like they could fall at any given moment. It genuinely feels like a safety hazard. The selection made the entire experience even worse. I browsed for over an hour and found only three things I even considered buying. Considering how difficult and uncomfortable it is to simply move around and shop in the store, the selection is absolutely not worth the trouble. What I found most frustrating, though, is that nothing has a price tag on it. You're forced to carry around anything you're interested in without knowing how much it costs until you're ready to check out. And when you are ready, there isn't even necessarily someone behind the counter--you have to go find the owner and ask her to check you out. She then looks at what you have and prices the items one by one, including using Google Lens to look them up, and in my experience still charged more than what comparable items appeared to be going for. By that point, you're standing at the register with everything you picked out and it creates an awkward pressure to buy it. If individual items simply had price tags, customers could see the price while shopping and decide whether something is within their budget before getting to the register. The parking situation somehow makes things even worse. The spaces are already angled and tight, and there are items and pieces of furniture sitting along the side of the store, making it even harder to back out without worrying about hitting something. I typically do not care about a bad experience at a store enough to leave a negative review. In fact, this is the first time I've ever felt the need to do so. But between how awful my experience was and the owner asking me several times if I would be willing to write a good review, I felt this was more than necessary. I could not recommend a thrift store less, and I've been to many thrift stores all along the East Coast. This was by far one of the worst places I've spent my time and money. If you're in Ocean City and want to thrift, do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. I personally had a much better experience at Diakonia Thrift Store, where I found significantly better pieces that were actually priced reasonably. I would not return to Thrift and Treasures OCMD, and I absolutely would not recommend it.

best place ever! You can find so much at Dennis's. There lamp shades are beautiful. You need lights…read morethey have it!

We were vacationing in the area when we just thought of hitting up some thrift stores. This came up…read moreas one that was close by and I want to make sure that people who are also looking for thrift stores will know what they're in for before making the trek. This place is cramped and full of stuff - almost from floor to ceiling. It looked like a mish-mash of a craft store, lamp store, tourist store, beach accessories, Longaberger baskets, beanie babies, linens and thrift store in one big warehouse. Trash or treasure would depend on what your taste is or what you're looking for but for me personally, it was an overwhelming, over-priced hot mess.

Cute store with tons of stuff! Lots of gifts and housewares, it's two stories…read more Dips, salsas, jams, jewelry, bags, clothes, home decor, holiday decorations and more, this store has something for everyone! Definitely worth checking out if you need a gift or to decorate your home!

Great place to shop. Little odds and ends souvenirs,fresh made fudge,lots of flavors of jellies…read morejams etc. really nice place. Employees were very friendly & place was clean.