So much fun exploring the nooks and crannies of Kev's barnyard. A cross between an artists craft…read morefair and a flea market meets an antique shop. So many vendors in one space. Prices varied from reasonable to crazy but the amount of items for sale were mind boggling! I didn't know where to look! Really enjoyed looking around and I look forward to going back.

Popped in to Christmas shop and found more for myself…read more Variety of items on two levels. If that was Kev at the register he's a kind fella that will strike up a quick conversation while checking you out.

I liked this place. The rows and shelves are jammed full and you need to take your time to browse…read morethrough each section. The store is CASH ONLY so that is one drawback. Luckily I had some cash because I found a great Pyrex piece

Best way to describe this place is a huge garage sale. They occasionally have some higher end…read morefinds like tables ,old school bikes or jewelry and they are usually fairly priced for condition and value m. It's a great place to spend an hour slowly going through stuff and walking the aisle ms and you end up only spending 20 bucks. Great spot to pick up furniture if you need to furnish a room or small apartment and on a tight budget.

Not great. Sloppy and rushed. High priced junk and sloppy place. Parking is next to impossible. The…read moredays of finding bargains are long gone.

High priced junk and sloppy place. Parking is next to impossible. The days of finding bargains are…read morelong gone.

Absolutely great finds to be found here for clothing and shoes and bags…read more Friendly staff and amazing dog!! Loved the way everything was set up. Easy to browse. Higher quality merchandise than many other "vintage" clothes shops. Pretty impressed.

I wandered in when I saw the porch sale sign. The owner (January I think) was so nice and…read moretalkative. She was super sweet and let me try on all my finds in the middle of the floor. She even gave me a very generous deal on my purchase. Great stocked store with lots of unique cool finds! Check it out!!!

Once upon a time this Central Avenue Salvation Army was THE gold standard for thrift shopping in…read morethe Capital District. It was like some mystical land where everything was made of plaid and polyester and necksweat-stained nylon and the air was a thick delicious sludge of moth droppings and Legionnaire's disease. It was like the collective attic of the region retched horribly and all its treasures spewed forth and landed here. But alas its bounty has dwindled. Sure, the building still looks like a condemned bingo hall, but long gone are the swollen racks of lush, bright red corduroys, puke-colored cardigans and quirky-patterned snap-button shirts. No more will you find stacks of ugly Bantam suitcases, racks of feathered Trilby's and counter display cases full of paisley clip-on bow ties. It's vinyl selection was once the stuff of legend. One could find entire discographies by Ferrante & Teicher, Mantovani, Andre Kostelanetz and Herb Alpert. Now you're lucky if you can find a listenable copy of "Whipped Cream and other Delights" (just kidding, you totally can). But no more. Oh no. I stopped in recently and was thoroughly disgusted by what this Salvation Army has become and in a broader sense, what thrift shopping in general has become. Armies of nice-smelling, freshly-fluffed suburban hipsters raiding and plundering every Salvation Army and Goodwill under the sun for the last few remaining scraps of anything even remotely vintage-y looking. And now as I sit here writing this, four beers and a bottle of Johnny Bootlegger deep, listening to "Herb Alpert's Ninth" on repeat, I can't help but wonder: How many paisley shirts and drab sweaters did they nab before I could? They should be mine. All of them! How many god damn Lawrence Welk records did they snatch out from under me? Okay, probably not that many...but still. You always see them and they always go right for the ugly Christmas sweaters. Well lemme guess. You're having an ugly sweater party??? How cool! Well guess what, my whole damn life is an ugly sweater party. Hell, I'm wearing a wool cardigan right now and its 85 degrees! You know what that is? It's called commitment. Try that on for size.

I experienced a poor reception while donating. Sign outside said all donations must be brought…read moreinside. Went inside was told donations were around back. No signs in parking lot. Went around back. Sign said to push button for service. There was no button. Called inside and said I needed help with six bags (am elderly and handicapped). Told they can't take things from cars. No attempt to find a solution such as I take them out and give them to the employee(s). Dumped them in lot. Next time, I will go elsewhere.

My family and I visit this Goodwill whenever we're in Lee, mostly because we frequently find cool…read morevintage items. Sometimes items are a bit overpriced for what they are, other times its a good deal so its hit or miss here. There always seems to be a super grouchy older lady working here. Every single time we come in, she's always there. Never smiles, always very short if you talk to her, and sometimes outright rude. For some odd reason, interacting with her has become part of the experience in coming here. "How much you wanna bet I can make here smile?". "No way!" So, in a weird way, we look forward to seeing her. It's much smaller than your standard goodwill but still worth a look if you're in the area and have time.

Unfortunately, the woman who works there is openly racist towards customers. I was completely…read moreshocked and disappointed to witness it.

This is such a gem! This was a must visit for my wife and I on our second visit to St Andrew's…read more Pros: - great quality and attractive goods like sweaters and shirts and hats - close to the old course - friendly staff Cons: - not many but watch the hours like any other shop in a small town especially off season Tips: - Tiger wore one of their sweatshirts. Really nice - no Amex- visa/MC just fine

Friendly staff who get to know the customers. Constant rotation of inventory. Facebook page showing…read morenew items. Great value. Open Tuesdays 10-3 and Saturdays 10-2. Also open the 3rd Thursday of each month from September to June 4.30-6.30pm during St Andrew's Love Thy Neighborhood free community dinners!

Beautiful thrift store. So many high-quality items. The clothes are clean, ironed, And well…read moreorganized. Staff is very friendly. I happen to hit their end of summer sale. Everything was priced at two dollars Banana Republic, Talbots, Ralph Lauren. Some were even new with tags... All their merch looked new.

This boutique is well laid out, and the displays are attractive and outstanding. I felt like the…read moreclothes I was donating would be treated we'll and put to good use.