The absolute friendliest staff ever! Better service than Nordstrom!…read moreThis has become my favorite thrift store. Senior day on (I think) Tuesdays. The whole store is half price on the last Saturday of each month, so prepare for a long line! This is a much smaller store than goodwill, but the prices are the same and the stuff is better. This is a gem for bikes and furniture. They also sell jewelry, which goodwill stores no longer do (online auction only, think e-bay)

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store has a great variety, and browsing the shelves feels a little like…read morestepping into a choose-your-own-adventure story. On this visit, I scored a copy of The Hobbit for my daughter, and at a price that felt like finding buried treasure. Definitely a win. The store itself is easy to navigate, with plenty of sections to keep the hunt interesting without feeling overwhelming. Prices are fair, and there's enough turnover that each trip has the potential to uncover something new. Like any thrift store, you won't always hit the jackpot, but that's part of the fun. This time, Middle-earth came home with us for just a few bucks. Four stars for variety, good deals, and the thrill of discovery.

My daughter and I wanted to see this new location, so we bopped over today. I'm glad we did. They…read moreare a cute store with cute graphics on the windows. When you walk in they smell fresh and not like an old closet. They have a lot to choose from. Purses, wallets, hand bags, hats, and shoes, arrayed out by color and sizes. All the clothes for women and an area for men, too. They have a lot of brand names and gently used or almost new items. Prices are higher than say a goodwill, but they are way less than retail. Super fun and unique finds, too! I had to grab a pair of shoes and a hat. They had some new items for sale. I noticed at the register. They had some cute custom lanyards and keychains. I will come back when I am in the area again. They buy items for resale and I understand they will pay cash or give store credit. If you want a little spending money it could be a good way to up cycle your items you would donate. Parking is right outside and the lot is plenty big, so parking is not a problem. The cashier was pleasant and quick so over all it was a great experience. I recommend if you are in the area and want to shop a new store.

My kids and I went to another location, and the were kind of rude. They didn't have what we needed…read moreso we ended up going to the Waddell location. Staff was nice and helpful. I didn't think the pricing was worth it fort the items I brought in. I would think twice probably next time about bringing my name brand, barely used items there again. I would try to sell on my own first. All in all decent experience the items they had on the racks I thought were fairly priced and mostly decent items. I gave the higher star rating due to the staff being great.

The prices here are much better than Goodwill and other thrift stores in the area areas. Their…read moreselection isn't the best, but I have been able to find some real gems. Including things that I've been looking for for a few years. I even got a beautiful hundred percent cotton king-size quilt for eight dollars. It had a few smudges from somebody stepping on it, but that came out in the laundry. Purchased a perfectly fine wide screen smart TV for $20. It needed a remote which only cost me $15 on Amazon. It's quite a drive for me to go here, but I think I will be coming up here at least once a month especially if I need specific items

Nice small store with a good variety of items. The clothing seems to be higher end from a lot of…read moreplaces and the prices are very fair. They did not have a big selection of home goods, but I assume that varies when they get donations. Staff were friendly too.

Loved shopping at this location! The staff was friendly and helpful. Store was clean and organized…read more I was able to easily shop with my baby/stroller and loved being able to try on items. Prices were great, I will be back!

I went to Plato's closet today to sell three really nice untouched unworn Lululemon shirts that…read morejust didn't fit me and I got $5.32 for one of my shirts and they gave me two of them back. If you don't know Lululemon they are worth so much more than five dollars and I think it is crazy that they didn't even take two of my shirts and only gave me five bucks for one shirt. I didn't expect much out of this experience but I expected at least $10 at the very, very least. I feel like if you're going to be a selling type of thrift store you should be giving your customers at least half value. Especially if it is in fact more on the expensive side of brands.

It's sorta in the corner of all the thrift stores. It's the biggest one owned by the food bank…read more It's has furniture and household items. All the usual stuff in thrift store. Also there's a Small vintage area off to the side with some interesting finds. I think they do 20% off every Tuesday like the SCW store. And Omgosh their regular clothing is like only a couple bucks. The gal Lupe was super sweet and helpful . Definitely worth the visit.

The thrift stores maintained by Valley View Community Food Bank are sustained by contributions of…read moregoods from the public. The stores themselves are supported by volunteers and some paid staff. It is important to note that all funds taken in by the stores go directly to purchase food for the food bank. The stores offer a variety of household items and clothing, and a great deal of good quality furniture.

Found a matching set of 8 golf clubs. 6 are listed at $4.49. One iron listed at $1 above that and…read moreanother listed $2 above that price. Assume this must be an honest mistake, I took them all up to the front to purchase them all for $4.49 a piece. I've done this several times at several locations and never had a problem until today. The manger decides to argue with me and say there must be a reason they are labeled higher. After giving her proof all the clubs are the same and it must be a mistake she declines my request over $3. So I put them back. She obviously shouldn't be a manager if she can't handle simple transactions with an upset customer. I will never be coming back to this location and that's unfortunate considering it was one of my favorites.

The store is very dirty. Management is very rude they need…read moresome training in customer service.

This goodwill was ok. It was pretty big but their book section was comparatively smaller than other…read moreGoodwills I've visited. It was also funky in there. It just had a rank smell but probably from the cliente? Idk. I only found a books to purchase so not really a successful visit. The racks in the back of the store were pretty sloppy too. It's always disorganized but this was just over the top sloppy and wild. I took pics to show what I'm referring to. Their books are also a bit higher than other goodwills I've visited.

5 for selection, 5 for location. The 2 ladies that work there dont help w anything. They talk w a…read moresigh like they're bothered. Guys sit outside the door yelling excuse me - to ask you for money. The parking lot is big. I saw some nice coats in there. If you like parkas with fur hoods, which I do. They had nice fleece there too, thick n warm. Prob cuz it's summer now so that stuff isn't bought up. They had a lot of jeans in all sizes but not so much colored pants. I'm looking for a volunteer work outfit, khaki pants and polo. The prices were cheap there, many things $5- $8 dollars. Rare for goodwill since they almost double triple prices. It's worth a stop in

My kids and I love checking out thrift shops. White Dove was one we had not been too and glad we…read morestopped in. The donation funds are for hospice of the valley which is amazing. The items and store were clean and there is clothes, books, shoes, antique items etc. Best of all the prices are true thrift prices. We will stop in and checkout what they have again soon!

Always looking for a good place to donate to (Maggie's Place, Phoenix Children's, Veterans, etc),…read moreand a neighbor told me about this place. They were easy to find, plenty of parking, and donating is a breeze. I was able to back in, donate in the bins provided, and go inside to check it out. The vintage dish ware was cute, clothes selection was vast, and there were some pretty cool kids stuff. I was able to get my kid a series of books for $1 (1/2 off)! Everyone I spoke with there was really friendly. If you're looking for a wonderful entity to donate to where you know your belongings are going to a good home, and supporting local charities, please consider donating here.