Great little thrift shop. See photo for store hours. 12-5 pm most days. @evergladesangels…read moreInstagram page and Facebook

Dolls, sports, memorabilia, tripods, clothing, knickknacks, purses, jewelry, art, all kinds of…read moreknickknacks are very, very reasonably priced here. There are piles of pet items and even pet food here. Two stores down is the shop with holiday decorations. The best part is that my purchase help support a no kill shelter.

I walked in and could not believe my eyes, this store is a hoarders treasure trove! Every inch of…read morethe Thrift Hut is packed with things to look at and the space is tight and requires real squeezing by and digging in for careful exploration. The owner, Joelle said she has been at this location 37 years ( there is that much accumulated, bought and sold over the years) and was welcoming and accommodating to my browsing through the beaded purses and several designer hand bags; Dior, Fendi, Louis Vuitton - I dug through a laundry basket to look at each unique bag that I could pull off the mound of goods and carefully looked through the contents, while Drawn to the bright, shiny objects inside the glass cases on shelves of vintage gems. I discovered great belts, beaded necklaces and had a wonderful time chatting with the friendly shop owner. It was a delightful experience for any real OG thrift shoppers, thank you Thrift Hut, I will be back.

They have a lotttt of stuff maybe too much stuff. And that's probably because everything is very…read moreover priced. There was a used liquor bottle priced at $20 that's crazy. Other stuff antique dishes just one for $8 i understand it's old but I can get the same thing if not very similar at another thrift store for a fraction of the price. Even at 50% off which no one said anything to me when I walked in but I heard someone tell that to someone else when they came in. A lot of really nice stuff that yes I would have purchased but the prices are what made me leave.

As with many thrift stores recently as secondhand and vintage items have become trendy the prices…read morein this store were so unrealistic. I won't be back.

I visit this thrift store every time I'm in town and leave with a ton of stuff. Prices tend to be…read morehigher than some other thrift stores but there are a lot of high end designer items and truly unique vintage. With the colored tag sales you can score some great deals.

Hands down my favorite place to thrift shop! I try to hit it about once every 4-6 weeks and I…read moreAlways find a bunch of great new pieces. I typically end up buying at least 10 items of name brand clothing at very affordable Prices! The staff is always super helpful and friendly! You can tell they really enjoy their work.

New picture - another great find. With today's prices…read morebuying. A pizza cutter and beautiful picture for $20.50. Love this place.

Huge Women In Distress center in Margate that offers a thrift store open to the public with a…read moredonation center which helps victims of domestic violence. My wife gathered up a ton of gently used shoes and clothing for donation. Drove fifteen miles to this specific location since it directly assists women in emergency domestic situations. Today's bargains were 50% off shoes with BOGO books and .25 cds. This place offers true discount thrift pricing. The store was huge and busy with every type of home goods, costume jewelry and clothing. The drop off is at the rear of the building. After the donation, they provided me with a tax donation form.

This is the place to be! I came on a Wednesday which was senior day so there was 35% off for all…read moresenior citizens. This place has three separate rooms that are huge and filled with all different types of things. Household items, and antiques, books and gift cards and magazines and DVDs, clothes and shoes, lots of random things. But I love them because they are actually priced like a thrift store! I came out spending more money than any of the other places because it was all priced very low. Give cards for 20 cents. Pictures for $2. Close for $3. And they had very nice brands! This is the best one I've been to so far.

This review is based solely on one phone call to schedule a pick up for donations. I had some end…read moretables which were unwanted because they were stained. I thought this was a thrift store--not a consignment shop. I was given the most grief over a TV I wanted to donate. Was it a big TV? I'm a boomer and can remember when TV sets were furniture that sat on the floor, so I was unclear what she meant. I told her that it was a table top TV, but it was heavy. Couldn't I get it into my car? I'm on the fifth floor. Didn't I have an elevator? At that point I said, "I can see that you're not interested in helping me, so thank you for your time." She sputtered a little then hung up. I gave the tables to one of the workers in my building who was very happy to get them for her patio--stains and all. As far as my other donations go, (There were more than just the aforementioned TV and end tables.) the Salvation Army will be picking them up on Monday.

This is part of a chain of thrift stores. The money raised from sales goes to charity and they will…read moredonate items from the store to those who are in need and can't pay. Funds from here go to the assistance programs provided by the St. Vincent de Paul District Council of North Broward. The first thing you need to know is the parking here is terrible. There are are only a few spaces and to pull out you have go right onto Dixie Hwy which is dangerous because everyone speeds. I was only in the store a short time and i came out to find someone parked across the back of my car blocking me in. If you can find a way to park and make your way in you will find the store to be small. Even so they had some interesting things, furniture, household goods, and a lot of clothes. Items are clearly marked with prices. It is worth a stop if you are in the area.

This place was easy to find. There's ample free parking in the big shopping center parking lot…read moreright outside. The store itself is small and it is jam packed with stuff. They were in the process of rearranging items and shelves, so it was pretty hard to navigate. We did try to see what we could while there. In the back of the store are racks of clothing. You had to squeeze between the racks to see anything. And on the racks the clothing is jammed together. They may have some bargains here. They have a bit of everything -- especially bric a brac -- and anything else you can think of. But it is challenging. Prices seemed reasonable. So come with patience and if you're looking for something specific, ask the staff so they can put you in the right direction.

I always love exploring a thrift store so I was delighted to discover Vets Thrift. It is next to…read morethe Presidente supermarket in the Towne Shoppes of Margate along 441 before Sample Rd if you are heading north. According to their website and name they donate proceeds to veterans. How much or what charities it does not specify. They accept your donations or you can shop their store. The inside is a bit cramped but I am convinced you can find gems if you really look. I quickly spotted some vintage Crestone Buttertree stoneware plates from Japan that have become very popular on Ebay and with collectors. They also had a few pieces of furniture, books, collectibles, household goods, toys, and a lot of clothing towards the back of the store. Prices on the few items I checked seemed very reasonable. There is a Family Thrift, Women in Distress, and Goodwill nearby so with this store you can have a nice little thrift outing. Thrifting helps the planet by reducing and reusing while also saving you money. In in this case it is helping veterans too.