I wasn't too thrilled with this store. I love the cause and wanted to support. However, it was…read morepretty messy and disorganized. It was difficult to walk around because of how the racks were organized. Some items weren't in great shape. There was a selection with a few items and the prices were fair, but there were a lot of empty shelves too.

This store has some pretty damn grumpy ppl running the store. A while back, I went on a Tuesday and…read morementioned the senior discount - which the store touts - and the guy checking me out said no, "I'm not gonna bother with that right now." And this week, when checking out, the cashier gruffly said, "The purse discount doesn't apply to white tags." Maybe the store sign mentioning the purse discount could mention that so I know when shopping? So damn negative. I'm planning to skip this place, despite its important cause. There are other more pleasant resale shops - many with worthwhile causes - to go instead.

Huge clothing selection and a large variety of household items. Wednesdays 25% off is a great day…read moreto get the best deals.

This place is so organized and a great size with lots of furniture, clothes and household items. I…read morefeel like I'm sharing a secret bc it's so good! Prices are lower than goodwill.

I received yet another compliment on an item I bought at Clock Tower thrift today - time to update…read moremy review! This thrift store is pretty well organized, given that it's run largely by volunteers and they process so many donations daily. I've picked great, reasonably priced clothing for work (LL Bean/GAP/Talbots etc) mostly separates and the occasional dress) and items like a Tiffany sunglasses case, two gemstone necklaces, a pair of Cole Haan loafers a few men's polos for my son. Great selection of Halloween costumes, Xmas decor - in season - and pieces of unique/quality china and serving dishes, even a solid wood side table for $40. Great for customers like me AND for the great cause.

Nice collection of clothes and shoes and they are all great quality. The volunteer who rung me up…read moreforgot to take the 25% off. I did not realize until I got to my car. I went back in and what seemed to be a manager corrected the mistake quickly and apologized.

Wide variety of items for sale...all in good shape... no junk . Clothing, leather goods, shoes…read more...Maximum stars Friendly, helpful customer service, all by volunteers . Five stars ***** Great value in difficult times

Excellent, Friendly Management and Staff…read more Quality and exceptionally desirable merchandise. Always Sale items. Lotsa value and very reasonable prices. Peaceful atmosphere. And, a fun treasure hunt at both thrift stores. Happy thrifting!

Selection of women's clothing was abundant on the first floor. Selection of men's clothing in size…read moresmall was abundant if one looks in the basement. Children's clothing was abundant. Shoes lacked pricing labels or signage so that was a bit of a surprise and could have been handled better. Parking was scarce in the main lot so I had to park across the street.

When you first walk through the door, this looks like a smaller format store, but they do have a…read moredownstairs area as well (no elevator). Everything upstairs is actually well merchandised and the entire upstairs area is carpeted. I've been to so many goodwill's that just looked like they've been trashed, but not this place. Downstairs you'll find plenty of children's wear, toys, men's clothing, bedding, pillows, pictures and some furniture. Upstairs there's lots of women's clothing, housewares, books and media. There's also three dressing rooms to try things on. They use different color tags on the items for additional discounts. Definitely one of the better Goodwills to shop at as the photos below show. The only complaint I have is that they have no public bathrooms. ***1/2

The employees are super nice here but it's gone from being a drop off location and large store to…read morebeing a drop off center with a small book/CD/vinyl/DVD/art and yes VHS area. They have a decent selection and prices are cheap but know before you go so you aren't expecting a full store.

This location is a drop off donation point as well as books, music/dvds, artwork & some toys only…read more If you want the one with clothes & etc... go to the one at Seven Corners: 6136 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church, VA 22044 (Willston Shopping Center). Its in the same strip mall as 5 Guys, Safeway, Chick-fil-a... Anyway, this location has softcover books & cds for around $0.99 & hardcover books $1.99. They also have sale items depending on color price sticker if you are a member (sign up free). Although the selects are hit and miss, you can't beat the prices for music and books. Much cheaper than other thrift stores. Some cds are still in plastic. I see a lot of younger people browse for vinyl records and there is also a good selection. Most are from people's personal collections. Can't be the prices. Getting in and out can be tricky depending on traffic. And if you feel generous, round up to the next dollar cause you definitely save a lot shopping for your music and reading needs!

I've consigned at several area stores and B&B is my go-to. Amber is great to deal with and has a…read moregood sense of what will and won't sell...reviews here say she's picky but everything she's accepted from me has sold so I trust her judgment. She'll even tell me to hold on to things and bring them back later when they're more likely to move. Her prices are fair which helps. I like the structure where you can pop in any time and drop things off...you have to prep buttons, zippers etc. in advance but that just makes things run smoothly.

Tiny shop with mostly garbage - occasionally alt you'll find a hidden gem but it's not marked down…read moreby much if so. Owner is a truly unpleasant person but somehow manages to hire well - most of the staff are friendly, just hope to avoid her. I have literally bought something here one day and changed my mind, brought it back to rescinding that week and been told it didn't meet their standards - weird bc I just bought it from you and haven't worn it. No rhyme or reason to what they accept or reject, and owner is extremely snooty when going through your items, rejecting things for imagined imperfections. She also 100% treats people differently based on their appearance - if I come in after work and am dressed up, she is more likely to take my items. If I come in clean and stylish workout clothes instead, my items get rejected. Definitely preferences things like lilly pulitzer and tory burch so if that's your style, maybe you'll be happy. I personally don't appreciate being made to feel as if i've stolen items off the back of a truck and talked down to.

My favorite little vintage studio/shop!…read more Tucked away in an office building on the 3rd is this hidden gem of vintage amd homegood items that will make your heart sing. The owner, Amanda, is so passionate about her work and kind-hearted. She will greet you warmly and make you feel like you walked into a safe space. While you'll probably visit for all the amazing pieces, Amanda is also focused on community. She almost always invites other creators to come sale their items or provide their services. For example, she had an event with a local coffee pop-up, one with a local seamstress doing on-site alterations, a nail art specialist, and many times other vintage sellers. She's open on most Saturdays from 11am-3pm, but definitely check out her website and instagram for the most up-to-date information. Check out KALEIDOS!1