This is the place to buy thrift items. Priced to save. Great selection of books, toys, linens,…read moreclothing, all kinds of house wares. On some days there is free bread ( good quality day old ) which goes partly to my home & some to the neighbors. Love the staff. This a homey, community type saving place for us frugal people. BTW on baby & children items you can really save money.

Great little place to explore second hand finds. Service was great! Definitely found some great…read morebargains. Will visit again!

They were very easy to deal with when scheduling the pick-up of items from our home. Brit and his…read morehelper arrived on time, polite, neat, and positive attitude.

They certainly don't know how to run a business. They were advertising a California king size bed…read moreset on Facebook market place. I left several messages on their messanger that they failed to look at. Three days after I posted my first message, it listed as sold. I also called and left 2 messages. The voice mail said to leave a message and they would contact me soon. I'm still waiting for that contact.

Best thrift store hands down. like new women's blouses a dollar each ladies slacks a dollar each…read moreall men's T-shirts a dollar each. Also best in the world. They make the rock.

This was one of the better thrift stores I've been to in quite awhile…read more.. They had a lots of items from which to browse and choose. It was large and organized and the prices were very, very reasonable. They have clothes but they also have bric a brac -- including a separate room for glassware; They have tools and related items in a separate area called the man cave; a separate section marked kids; a room with books and records... and artwork and more kitchen stuff and china, et al around the perimeter. Add in the shoes and some furniture plus the jewelry by the checkout counter.... And it's a full merchandise store. Their monies go to helping seniors and for elderly care (and their caregivers) in the area. So it's a good cause. As I said, prices are such that I can't imagine you won't find at least a little something to purchase here.

Always friendly and helpful. Good prices and the quality furniture selection is displayed…read moreattractively.

great store . lots of inventory good prices. Staff is very friendly and willing to negotiateread more

I've stayed on Sanibel several times over the past 15+ years and have stopped and shopped at Noah's…read moreArk every time. The deals are fantastic and the variety changes with every visit. If you see something that catches your fancy, don't hesitate or the person behind you will buy it!!

The service from the ladies behind the cash out counter is dismal. The selection is pretty good…read moresometimes but not so other days. The value on something's are ok: shoes, clothes but on quilts forget it. You might as well buy new at TJ Maxx. Many of the lamps are overpriced as well . All in all be aware of the cost of items at thrift shops. The items were donated but the prices don't reflect it.

I visited the Dragonfly Thrift Shop after hearing great things from some neighbors, and it truly…read moresurprised me the moment I walked in. With plenty of free parking and curated items displayed outside, you instantly get into the shopping vibe before even stepping through the door. The shop is divided into different rooms featuring well-selected items, pants, dresses, shirts, décor, and even Christmas ornaments. There's also a men's section with dress shirts and suits, plus a secluded room with designer clothing that's slightly pricier but definitely worth checking out. What impressed me the most was how clean, organized, and welcoming the whole place feels. The staff is wonderful, and I was delighted to learn that it's a nonprofit organization run by formerly incarcerated individuals, helping support their reintegration into society. On top of that, shopping here promotes sustainable clothing demand and supply. I absolutely love this initiative and look forward to continuing to support them. Spread the word and support a great cause!

I try to visit businesses that have a great cause and was happy to visit Dragonfly with one of my…read morecousins. Attended an event at Dragonfly and was amazed at their mission. They help women who have been previously imprisoned get back on their feet. They provide jobs, guidance for resumes and prep them for job interviews. You can donate your good at this boutique for a great cause! They have a big selection of clothing, home items, shoes, books, etc. I'm sure you can find treasures here at a good value! They have events all the time. I initially was going to attend an embroidery event but was cancelled due to the instructor having gotten sick. Come check them out and support a shop with a great cause!

Great furniture selection! Clean store. I was surprised by the good amount of sports clothes. The…read morestaff was very friendly and informative! Prices were reasonable! I can't wait to check out some of their other locations!

My new weekly 'must visit' store! Located in a small strip mall alongside a great antique…read moreconsortium (and diner I do NOT recommend) on Old 41, this thrift store is clean, tidy, and has an impressive selection of clothes, furniture, decor, paintings and fun knick knacks that you don't need but absolutely must have. My favorite is the dvd selection- at $1 a piece, you really can't go wrong. The store attendants- especially Sharon!- are all very pleasant- and volunteers, btw- so be sure to thank them for their hard work for a good cause.

If any of the following conditions apply to you, run don't walk to the Bargain Basket:…read more 1/ Need kitchen ware, small appliances, glassware and resort colorful art - don't pay full price when you can get high quality designer name brands that will make your place look marvelous. 2/ You came down to Marco Paradise with only two pairs of shorts - it's ok, visit Bargain basket to add to your clothes inventory or to brighten up your look. Same goes for ladies and men's clothing. Where else can you find a $100+ shirt, gently used for $10? 3/ Books and sheets and tools and gadgets- don't give the box stores your $. Need an alarm clock, table lamp, extension cord, 9 iron? Lastly, don't just give Bargain Basket one chance - visit at least three times - the inventory literally turns over every few hours. Need a pink shirt for a party- Bargain Basket

This place was suggested by my parents as worth a visit while in town. First of all, it is…read morecurrently under construction (as of March 2026), so the parking lot is extremely limited with maybe 6 spots, so we parked at the strip mall across the street along with several other patrons. This isn't really a great idea as there is no crosswalk nearby, so proceed at your own risk. There are also signs designating the parking for the strip mall only. I hope their construction includes more parking! This store is jam packed with clothing, books, houseware items, decor, and more. It was super busy when we visited, so everywhere we turned we were in the way or running into people. It was pretty chaotic but I think they must be expanding since it seems very popular. You can find some high-end items here (according to my parents) so if you're on a hunt for something specific you might have fun looking. I didn't really have anything in mind to look for, but I did end up buying an Athleta tank top for yoga, which was only $10 (they retail for $40-$50). Nate got a Columbia shirt for $10 as well. They have a few changing rooms to try things on, and plenty of employees (volunteers?) helping. Checking out was easy and I was able to pay with a credit card. I don't think I need to stop in every time I'm in town, but I would be curious to visit once their construction is done.