A wonderful way to give help to the needy. Lots of my deceased mother's belongings ended up there,…read morehopefully being used by new people. Sometimes pick up guys are a bit rough when handling boxes of fragile items.

Went there 9/5 around 12:30 PM to look for new furniture and noticed a guy staring at me crazy…read morewhile sitting on a couch with his hands in his pants. Thought he might've just been scratching which would've still been gross but observed him for a little longer from out of his view and he was absolutely playing with himself. Kids section right behind him. Told several workers but nothing was done. Upsetting because it sounded like the workers have seen him there frequently! Disgusting.

Haven't been to Aston for a while and I just saw this store moved into the old Big Lots earlier…read morethis week. I had three excuses to check it out: 1) I had stuff to donate. 2) I've been "low key obsessed" with the brass orbs showcased in Dr. Orna Guralnik's office (reality TV show). My past vintage brassware has come from thrifting so I wanted to see if I could find anything. 3) Have been sucked into Homeworthy and my mom/g-mother taught me young how antique dealers and designers generate their best finds by estate clean outs, trash picking and thrifting so I got the bug. YouTube is full of feedback that thrift stores have gone off the rails with prices and sell anything good on eBay so the stores are left with junk, so I was wary. This store is mostly clothes, and it was odd because almost all the customers were back in housewares/other goods. I've never had a good experience thrifting clothes so I don't thrift for clothes. The customers were a weird mix of a family speaking a Slavic language, a senior man very seriously rummaging through everything, a couple younger men seriously rummaging through everything, a group of teens, and an older woman. I didn't see anything close to a designer find or collectible as was commonplace at thrift stores 15+ years ago. It was truly a lot of junk, I'm sorry to say. The best deals I found were bags of about 5-6 authentic Barbies for $5 to $7 though they're the new (cheap quality) ones whose legs don't bend. I saw some Fisher-Price Little People which is too young for my son. Didn't see Imaginext but it was messy so I didn't look that hard. My son found a toy truck he wanted that was $5 and a plastic helicopter for $3, which were very reasonable (though we have a gluttonous number of vehicle toys and do not need more). I felt toys were fairly priced. House goods were okay. I always look at Pyrex and a square glass casserole was $5, which is okay, not great. Not a whole lot of useful stuff, mostly low quality decorative items. It's a shame that what is produced as clothing, furniture and home goods today is just complete garbage, and it doesn't even last long enough to make it to a thrift store. People go there looking for vintage from 80's or older and you really need to go to a consignment store or thrift boutique where items are discerningly curated rather than donated. But those stores charge stupid prices and the associates are rarely down to earth. Thrifting used to be such a cool adventure but unfortunately it's not what it used to be. I feel good about my donation though; kid bikes, plant stand, and a bag of other useful stuff that someone out there needs more than I.

Battled between a 3 & a 4 but chose the 3 due to the children's section. I have 2 younger children…read morebut shop for everyone here. That being said the children's section is not a bad size, but totally not organized. The sizes & gender is not at all separated so everything is everywhere. If you want something you will be on a search. The women's section is HUGE but could also be tweaked. Like jeans, active wear & dress pants separated. The mens section is a good size. Alot of dress attire & all sizes too. That section is fully organized. The house wears section is a great size a lot to choose from. They also sell furniture. There is a public bathroom. Thank god. The prices are a little crazy. You could have a used Walmart shirt & a used Michael kors ( designer shirt) & they are the same price. They have a parking lot which is a good size.

[1003] 9/21/2019…read more We found this great thrift store by using yelp. I'm glad we popped in as it had tons of cool items. We parked on the side as there was plenty of parking. My friend picked up an Elvis doll and my other friend picked up a vintage Barbie doll. So many cool finds. You really need to look around as they have newer stuff and old vintage finds. I'll definitely go back. Staff was very friendly.

Found this place by accident, and am happy we did. If you are into veteran memorabilia, medical…read moredevices (such as a baby scale from the 50s) magazines, and knickknacks this is the place for you. Found a ton of great books. It is a bit more expensive than goodwill.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores....I love a thrift that has vintage and real thingsread more

This is one of the "secret" thrift stores where all of us vintage-aholics congregate. It's dirty…read moreand smelly and HUGE!!! A warehouse, filled with clothing, furniture, books, housewares, shoes, etc. A paradise for any brave shopper! And cheap! Did I mention cheap! However here's the rub... nothing has a price. Now, a word of advice. The crappier you look, the cheaper your item will cost. In my experience, the owner (who prices all of the items when you check out) will significantly raise or lower prices based on how you are dressed. That may sound paranoid to people who aren't in this business, but that's flea marketing 101. And hey, it's understandable. He wants his items to sell and, if he thinks he can get more $$ out of you (because you look like you have money), that's what he'll try to do. But, he will also bargain with you. Especially if you have multiple items. Score! Anyway, if you aren't afraid of a little dirt, grime, and the occasional smell of urine, this is your best bet to find "treasures beyond compare" in this city.

I walked in yesterday and the whole front of the store was decorated for Halloween! It was so…read morecolorful and spooky/charming. Super fun! The welcoming staff are always helpful. Thanks for the great work!

This was one of the worst stores! It was so out of order and the customers were unhinged! They need…read moreto have a sale and get rid of some of the merchandise because nothing else can fit in that store! I am so disappointed

This thrift store is a little hidden jewel in a really ugly strip mall. I always come away with…read moreone or two items (at the most), and everything is clean and tidy. I have found some hidden jewels here, including some designer shoes and some antique velour fabric that I should totally use to reapholster my dining room chairs! A quaint little store with a very helpful and friendly staff. Nothing else to say. If you're in the area hitting up the Bargain Thrift Center and/or Warehouse, definitely check out this shop.

They always have the most fabulous assortment of oriental rugs, unique, housewares, and some…read moreamazing jewelry! I never leave without a purchase! The level of taste in the merchandise is amazing!

Beautiful items for a wonderful cause. If you have items to sell in good condition, consider…read morebringing them here.

I really like this little shop, I try to stop in every month when I'm in the area and if I request…read morecertain items he will look for it and have it in stock the next time I stop by. If I didn't live so far away, I'd be in a lot more frequently!

Such a cool place. They have so much old and Unique items…read more You definitely need a bunch of time to go through things. We will definitely be back.