The place to go for large quality furniture items. I got a large 6 person wood dinning tables and…read morechairs for $150, a 6 person cheap plastic and metal wire dinning set from Amazon cost the same price and definitely won't last as long. Christmas items are almost always 50% off so check that out for some cheap decor. The staff has always been kind, friendly, and helpful, especially when helping to load furniture into my truck. I almost never leave empty handed.

Best thrift store in the entire greater Rochester area. Always fresh options. Great prices. Lots of…read moregems to be found. Very friendly.

Well this place was wild. Overstimulating and overwheming at first but I walked out with a good…read morehaul for $5 and some change. The staff was helpful, courteous, and gave good instructions. Totally different kind of thrifting than i have ever previously experienced. you dig through bins which are periodically switched out.

went 2x last week. same problem. found single sneakers, 11 in all. almost brand new but could not…read morefind the match. this happened twice in 2 weeks. where's the match??? seems a little fishy makes you wonder if the matches for the sneakers are in the back and being held so the employees can take home. sorry. but that's just my feeling being this happened twice in 2 weeks. very sad

Welcome to trinket town! Whatzits and whoozles abound. If you're in need of a microwave plate or…read morereplacement coffee carafe, this is the place! Lots of frames, records, old dishes and estate/garage sale leftovers. The sheer amount of stuff crammed into every corner is both overwhelming and inspiring.

What a fun place! I cannot express fully how expansive it is here though.I've been 3-4 times and I…read morestill don't think I have been through the entire place. You could spend literal hours here just exploring. They have clothes, furniture, books, video/audio entertainment, kitchen goods... the list continues! Staff here is very welcoming helpful and available. If you like thrift stores/flea markets-definitely go!

I'm so sad that the only time I got to visit was on their last day open (1/24/26), but really glad…read morethat at least I got the chance to stop by before they closed! The setup is an array of clothing and accessories from many different local vendors. They had a huge selection of vintage items from 50s, 60s, 70s, etc up to y2k, and they were all labeled very clearly. Everything was reasonably priced for the vintage condition, including a very cool Gunne Sax top. Service was great too! The shop owner was very nice, and the community seemed to truly value this shop. Many people stopped by for one last chance to shop and to say hi.

Cute concept for vintage store. Located near ugly duck coffee on Charlotte Street... This old house…read morehouses quite a few independent vintage vendors on both the first and second floor of the house. Clothing and accessories as well as a few household items were available. Staff was friendly and helpful. The store was very busy on a Sunday afternoon.

I'm writing this review for book lovers, for the simple fact is that Goodwill (and Savers and the…read moreSalvation Army) have simply become the best book stores in the nation. Barnes & Noble--wonderful as the Pittsford NY location is--has become more of a cafe, toy store, and CD/DVD distribution hub than a book store. Worse, the mental plague that is Woke is finely grinding down the very last national book story chain, Barnes & Noble, like quality coffee beans. There are LGBTQ+ displays, anti-racist displays, marginalized-minority-of-the-month displays, gay posters displayed in the children's section, but where are the contrasting views? Barnes & Noble is such a blessing to the community that I have no wish to fault it for the mild way it pushes certain books and downplays others. My point is only that this doesn't happen at all in Goodwill. Books of every sort appear, new, old, self-published, controversial, contrarian, bizarro, the works. The prices are incredibly affordable, condition varies, but if you want to come across not merely good books but titles and content that surprise you, there is only Goodwill and its charitable colleagues. It's the only book store where you can see the American mind in something like a comprehensive display.

I've visited this location a few times to donate and browse. It's not a large store, but like any…read morethrift shop, you either find treasures or not much at all. The prices are fair, and there's plenty of parking. 3.5 outta 5

Unless you are donating brand new furniture, don't bother calling these guys to pick up anything…read more This is the second time I've offered very expensive furniture only to be turned down for picking it up. I thought the Salvation Army was not for profit, but obviously they're only interested in making money on things that they can sell in their stores

Best prices for books..hardcover only $.99 ! Pleasant…read moreemployees very friendly! Wish people would donate more to this store.

Whenever I am in the Pittsford area, I like to pop into NTY's consignment shop for some gently used…read moreworkwear. I made a point to stop by today because the sister Clothes Mentor locations in Greece & Henrietta have closed. I plan on entering the store when I am driving down Monroe Avenue toward the Pittsford Wegmans, so I can make a right hand turn in. Upon exiting the lot, I usually head towards another store towards Pittsford Plaza so I can make a right out of the lot. Trying to make a left and crossing two lanes of traffic is extremely difficult. Lots of the brands they tend to carry are J. Crew, Free People, Lululemon, Loft, Calvin Klein, Old Navy, and some Marshalls/Nordstrom/TJMaxx brands. Designer bags and shoes pop in the store as well and are often featured on their Facebook stories. Currently, they have their racks of summer seasonal wear out, and lots of athletic wear. The owner told me she was going to make a jacket and blazers rack soon this week, after clearing some more space. Some items are priced well, others are a touch higher than I would like to pay but it really depends on the brand and the type of item. Today I left with a cobalt blue Banana Republic skirt ($12), a red Mario Serrani pencil skirt ($10), and a Loft blouse ($14). With the tax and a check-in discount, it was $33. The store is requiring masks to alleviate the discomfort of other shoppers and staff. They are offering 10% off with a Facebook check-in to help promote the business.

Incredible selection of designer brands for unbeatable prices. Everyone who works there is very…read morehelpful. Love this store!

Prices are high for secondhand items, and many aren't in great condition. Anything…read morebroken/cracked/damaged shouldn't cost more than 99 cents (but they do). I did find a reasonably priced flower pot, an overpriced but kind of perfect basket for my bedroom ($8), and a pretty-good-condition summer dress. One other annoyance is that there are no fitting rooms, so I had to hope for the best that the dress would fit once I got it home. They did offer an opportunity to enter an email/phone number at checkout and get a discount off of your total purchase, and I happily did so. There is a rewards program of some kind, but I likely won't go here enough to utilize it. This is a good place to go to satisfy the thrifting thrill in the colder months when there are no garage sales. The staff was friendly and it is an organized store, I just wish the quality of the items was reflected better in the pricing.

nice store but prices has gone up to high .for it being used items .and very unfriendly women that…read morework that . Are they all related?