The store was clean and well organized. I just feel the prices are too high especially when I can…read morebuy the same things brand new at WalMart or Target.

It was a fair sized shop with a variety of sections. I saw clothing for men, woman and children…read more They had a section for shoes, furniture, bags, kids toys. Behind the counter they had a variety of things as well. I'm sure they were the higher ticketed items. I felt things were fairly priced.

Great prices, friendly staff, good place to get pet products. A lot of older merchandise.read more

Very clean store and smells amazing when you walk in. I found several nice fall shirts that were…read morehalf price! I would shop here again!

The employees are always so kind and I can find some really great stuff here priced very…read morereasonably! I don't understand why there's so many bad reviews. There's a great selection of clothing in all sizes.

So organized and well stocked! All items were tagged and easy to read. Plenty of employees present…read moreand one greeting at the door sharing the daily 50% off sale items. Best Goodwill I've been to in awhile. Found a beautiful sewing table I would've loved to have taken home, but won't fit on the plane!

Hands down best thrift store in the CDA area. Half off on Wednesdays are the BEST. The selection…read moreof items if vast and varied. Their children's area is priced so that kids can affordable spend their allowance on toys. Kids books are in abundance and priced to sell. Their DVD collection is impressive nicely displayed for bargain hunters. Those working there are always kind and attentive.

I've got to say that this is the best St. Vinnie's I've ever been to (but I've only been here…read moreonce). My wife and I visited and I ended up with a cartload of DVDs (they have a GREAT selection). This location generally seems to be well stocked in everything else too. From shoes to books to music, they are loaded with great inventory. And of course, everything is super well priced. I don't live in Idaho but if I did I'd be here ALL the time.

Stopped by Idaho Youth Ranch while thrifting and had a pretty good experience overall. The lady…read moreworking there was super sweet and kind, which really made the visit feel welcoming. While not everything in the store stood out, I did manage to find a few good things I was happy with--and for a great price! It's definitely one of those spots where you might have to dig a little, but the gems are there. Love that they support a great cause too. I'll definitely swing by again when I'm in the area

The staff was incredibly helpful. Found some great furniture pieces and decor. Love supporting this…read moreamazing organization!

I love the peaceful vibe coming into the store. Store is organized and clean. The staff is so…read morewelcoming and friendly. Lots of one of kind home goods, clothing and furnishings. The prices are above thrift pricing, there are some super pricey items with some shoes, coats and handbags. Overall, a great shopping experience, there is something for everyone!

The prices are stupid ! they get there things for free , pay no tax and it should be a place for…read morethe less fortunate to buy clothes for work . can't even afford it . Walmart has better deals and jokes believe it or not !!!!!!

I love going on "putzing" days, which involves going to every thrift store in the downtown CDA area…read more(St. Vincent's, Goodwill, Idaho Youth Ranch, Hospice, etc). Of all of the thrift shops in the area, this one is by far the cleanest, most affordable, and customer service oriented of them all. The volunteers in the store are so friendly and immediately greet you walking through the door. The organization in this shop is wonderful. The "5 stars" definitely goes towards their pricing. Before going into Hospice this day, I had already been to the others and was actually quite taken back on the other shops' prices. I understand there is a fine line of pricing items to support the organization in which they represent and not just giving items away, but before going Hospice I had left every other thrift shop empty handed strictly due to the cost of items. However, I left Hospice with a few great items and all at a great, fair price!

Very old and some not good condition cloths, but my daughter founds one shirt for 24 dollars!read more

As I am just visiting the area, I visited all the shops nearby. My favorite is Beau Monde Lux as…read morethey curate higher end pieces for very decent pricing through consignment. The Exchange has a daily allowance of one bag to be reviewed for store credit or cash which is nice if you want to just drop by to see what they can use and maybe find a piece you cannot live without. The outlet has more of a goodwill feel to it but still worth the stop for casual, sportwear or if you find yourself unprepared in need of a coat!

While I would like to continue supporting this local business, after repeated experiences and…read morereviewing the owner's public presence, I no longer feel comfortable doing so. I encourage others to review the information available online for themselves before deciding where to spend their money. A consistent concern is the way management responds to criticism. On multiple social media platforms, including Yelp and Facebook, the owner frequently responds to negative reviews in a combative and personal manner. While no business is immune from unfair complaints, publicly attacking customers rather than responding professionally reflects poorly on this establishment. These responses are easily searchable and speak for themselves. I strongly recommend reviewing these interactions before choosing to do business here. In addition, the owner has been openly vocal online about political positions. Business owners are entitled to their beliefs, however, when those views are publicly promoted in connection with the business, they become part of the brand. While I know many individuals in the area may share these positions, consumers who are mindful of where they direct their spending, particularly in today's political climate, may want to consider this context. Beyond the online presence, my in-store experiences have also been disappointing. On more than one occasion, employees have failed to greet or acknowledge me, and I have stood at the counter waiting for assistance while staff members walked by without engaging. Although many staff members appear to be high school students, which is not inherently problematic, a basic level of attentiveness and customer service is expected and doesn't go unnoticed. I share this so others can make informed decisions. I encourage anyone considering supporting this business to review the owner's public interactions and statements firsthand.