There's a reason why this thrift store has two years of Best of Baltimore honors. The stock is…read moreconstantly rotating, the deals are good, and there's a lot of great stuff in decent condition to check out. I've been beefing up both my work and normal wardrobe on the cheap here, since the clothing selection is not exclusively 1990s shoulder pad blazers and crepe skirts (although there is that, too, if you need a hot purple [and i mean the color 'hot purple'] dress with puffy sleeves for something). As with any thrift store, you have to sift, but if you've got a reasonably good eye and aren't averse to trying things on over your clothes in the dressing area, you'll probably find something you like. You can also find a large selection of used books, videos, small appliances, dish sets, shoes, quilts, cheesy framed holographic unicorn prints, etc. Don't expect Williams-Sonoma up in here, but if you're not picky, the stuff they've got is great. They have the usual "certain price tag colors = 1/2 off" thing going on all the time, and on Saturdays, everything else is 1/3 off as well. Pretty sweet!

I have been shopping at this store for years but recently this place has gone down hill so bad the…read moreprices are up and the quality has went way down the staff majority of them are rude do not speak English harassed you when you try to try on clothing they makes you feel like you're safe if you have more and five items they have a set I can understand the rules but when it comes to the point of a grab your arm and rip you out of the dressing room cuz you had an extra item by mistake it's gotten to the point of assault I went into the store two weeks ago and went to clean the car they're using pure bleach which went into my eyes and on my chest and shirt when I try to speak to the manager about it he basically became very irate with me I told me I didn't have to shop there they have to clean the cart I have not heard of anybody using pure bleach on anything that the public is using and after I took pictures of everything they remove the bleach and replaced it with sanitizer wipes I did not get my shirt replaced or an apology the manager was very rude 2 years ago this store was awesome not anymore there is another one out in Laurel which is a lot nicer and the people are much more friendly I will be going out of my way to shop there from now on

found so many things, loved it, the clothes are so cute and it was a surprise, found on accident!…read morethe clothes and everything else are very cheap and the service was amazing!

I walked in said hello to the women behind the counter, she ignored me. I made a lap and walked…read moreout. I love thrifting and consigning but I won't do it here.

The Thrifty Penny is the Neiman Marcus of thrift store! Located and operated by Epworth United…read moreMethodist Church, the proceeds fund mission and outreach projects in Cockeysville and around the world. The clothing choices include high-end item, some brand new. The jewelry collection is unmatched, and the household goods and decorative accessories are not to be missed. The staff of volunteers sort the donations, so each piece is clean and beautifully displayed.

Excellent Little thrift shop ran by very friendly old ladies. Good selection of Men's clothing & I…read moreeven found a bag of vintage Star Wars Figures once.

Nice people, clean store and lots of great clothes. Found shoes (3) pair and a great jumpsuit. I'm…read morefrom Tennessee and I always go when I'm in town

I've shopped and sold clothes at Uptown Cheapskate for years, and I've had several friends work…read morethere over the years. Unfortunately, after this experience, I won't be returning. I brought in a brand-new pair of Badgley Mischka shoes (retail value $139) that I received as a gift but couldn't wear because they were too small. They offered me $9, which I declined--no big deal. I planned to sell them elsewhere. The issue happened when an employee placed a pricing sticker directly on the shoe. When she removed it, it ripped part of the finish and left behind paper and adhesive residue. I pointed it out immediately, but I was told it was "just paper" and that it would come off. When I got home, I realized the residue wasn't coming off, and the sticker had actually damaged the shoe. I returned to the store to explain what happened. The owner looked at them and told me it was "no big deal" because the damage was barely noticeable. She offered me $40 for the shoes instead of taking responsibility for the damage her employee caused. These shoes were brand new, still in the box, and were only damaged because of how they were handled in the store. What disappointed me most wasn't just the damage--it was the complete lack of accountability. There was no apology, no acknowledgment that they had caused the problem, and no real effort to make it right. When I asked if they could offer $50 instead, I was told they would lose money. At that point, it was clear the focus was on protecting their profit rather than taking care of a loyal customer. I'm still shocked by how this situation was handled. A simple apology and an effort to make things right would have gone a long way.

I was looking for something specific- a soup pot that I could use to make cola ham... my sister…read moreused to make one every Thanksgiving and I was craving it. Every year my sister would utterly destroy the pot she used to make the ham. We all knew she wasn't following the recipe properly, but that ham was so darned good we were willing to sacrifice the pot. The thrift boutique doesn't offer a lot of kitchen stuff. We made a quick lap of the store and left within 2 minutes. Its a small shop and could possibly have something you'd like... Unfortunately the front entrance is a huge hassle. Two doors - making it impossible for someone to hold them both open simultaneously for a wheelchair user to enter. There's no way to get through the second door without running over the door holder and being slammed with the first. I suggest removing the second door for easier access. Happy hunting.

This is my first visit here, the store was amazing, super clean and organized. I ended up buying 4…read morebags of beautiful goods. This will be my go to place. Did I mention the staff was wonderful !! Can't wait to go back

So this place was pretty cool, but really didn't have what I was looking for. If you have a lot of…read morespace for furniture, are doing a big home project, or are into furniture refurb, I would definitely recommend Second Chance. Unfortunately I don't fit into any of those categories. Also, it's annoying there are so many faux plants in there and none are for sale. What's the point?

I wanted this place to be cool so bad. It has a few exceptional and interesting pieces but they're…read moreeither not for sale or just outrageously overpriced. It's meant to be second hand but they price it as if you're dyslexic and can't read price tags. Second hand and consignment assumes discounted for being old, beat, stained, broken, used or in need of hella TLC. But this place prices things as if touched by Moses. Best of luck to those actually bargain shopping; you won't find it here.

I shopped here years ago and was a fan. A few weeks ago when I happened to be in the area, I…read morereturned and was not disappointed. I scooped up some great items for boys and girls in great condition. Pros: A lot of quality brands (i.e. Gap, L.L. Bean, Nautica, Pedi Peds); no walmart, target or old navy stuff (I have nothing against those brands, they just don't hold up well for consignment). The staff was friendly and very helpful. Although the shop is small, there is a lot of clothes to choose from and everything is organized well. Parking is available behind the shop along the small side street behind the shop. Cons: As mentioned, the inside of the shop is a tight fit, not much room to move around. Because of this, do NOT bring your child with you -shopping childless is not a con however ;-). No fault to the shop, but the turn getting back on York Road is scary, there is a hill and it is hard to see when pulling back out into traffic.

I love a good consignment store, especially one for kids things that they grow out of so quickly!…read moreThis one is fantastic and the selection is amazing. I'll be making an annual pilgrimage from DC every year to outfit my little one.

Wow!!!! Electric! Eccentric! Colorful but peaceful! Bomb a$$ threads! Unique! One of a kind! Prices…read moreright for the swag! Nice playlist. The owner was helpful without being pushy and really sweet :) I stopped in looking for something specific (burnt orange blazer), one that could be cut up for a fashion show. While I didn't find what I needed, I saw sooooooooooo many items I wanted!!!! I absolutely had to stick with that I was searching for but ... you better believe Im heading back to shop. There's everyday where, coats, jackets, dresses, houses, t shirts, guaranteed to see items you've never seen before. It's a must visit!

I saw this nice jean jacket going for $90, in the back of my head I knew it was designer. After…read moreasking the owner, who was playing late 90s early 2000s rap I asked her who the designer was. She talked about in that era there were many rap artists that came out with designer brands. Thinking nothing of it I bought the jacket and someone pointed out to me I was wearing !!!PUFF DADDYS, brand SEAN JOHN!!! I had expected to view another store of hers, and when I called merely asking for an apology, as I thought the sale was deceitful and she knew its P.Diddys, she dismissed me and hung up. I probably brought in the most business as I bought other garments too. Now when I look at even these other garments it puts a bad taste in my mouth. Absolutely unacceptable