I was just there to look at some clothes or shoes and when I was there it was not in a great area…read moreand it feels like someone's house. Interesting place though so I don't hate it.

From the owner: Magic City Mercantile is an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, streetwear, local creators and…read morememorabilia. Complete with an in house jeweler. One could find everything from that band shirt they remember from high school to a classic VHS tape of their favorite childhood movie, or a piece of art they can’t live without. Everything is for sale (basically)! Housed in a 1920’s era former apartment, it has a vibe all its own. Definitely a must for any vintage head or thrifter.

Items that I dropped off for consignment never reached the floor, so it's no wonder they didn't…read moresell. They were designer items, in line with the items they accept. When I scheduled an appointment to pick up unsold items, they returned my items that had not reached the deadline for pickup. On another occasion, I dropped off designer items and when I inquired about the money from the item I was told I had missed the deadline and the item was donated . I don't believe that to be true. They had remarked how much they loved the item at drop off. I believe they kept the item . Just suspect that I never saw my items either times on the sales floor. Of course I paid the $10 fee , their gain, my loss, and picked up my items. BTW some still had the original tags on them, I had never worn the items. Purchased from high end stores. Disappointed.

Owners/employees act like you annoy them just being in the store. Young employee (granddaughter of…read moreowner?) was sitting in a chair by the door and was SLEEPING in the chair. Literally never got up. Customers all in the store.

I researched America's Thrift Store recently. They are a for-profit organization and only 3.5% of…read moretheir online and in store profits go to non profit. So when you see those signs, they are falsely presenting that they support non profits but 96.% earned off of your donations goes to paychecks for executives. In addition they run an eBay page on YOUR donated items. Not only are their price markups outrageous in the store, they are based on current marketability from eBay. Don't donate to thrift store causes unless you like directly funding corporate organizations rather than non profit activities. Always check that organization to ensure they are a non profit.

I dropped off some items recently. I appreciate how clear the signs were for making donations. No…read moreguessing. It was a fast process. The young man who "helped" me was cool. He just rolled the donation cart to my trunk and I loaded the items. Good thing I'm strong! lol No seriously, it was cool. I donated some great items so happy hunting!

If you need gently used clothing items for children and adults, then this is the place for you to…read moreshop. There are also many toys, games, books and housewares available at very low thrift store prices. And if you need help finding something in particular, there's usually a store employee putting out recently donated items on the shelves or hangers. I just wish that there were more treasure hunting items available to purchase, but these items don't seem to make it out of the distribution area of the store, which is unfortunate. All in all, this store is setup to meet people's needs versus wants. It is what it is.

This is a great thrift store! I did just learned the holiday season is not the best time since the…read morecloser to Christmas There's slim pickings. The directions to this place on Apple Maps drove me in circles which wasn't fun.

Had a lovely shopping experience today at De'ja Ray Boutique. The owner is so nice and helpful! Her…read moreinventory was refreshingly stylish and sophisticated. She has super cute clothing, accessories and shoes. I ended up getting three lovely pairs of pants for work, a few pairs of earrings and a belt. I also got a one of a kind custom denim jacket painted by the owners daughter! She will customize anything for you if you ask! I will definitely be back to support this BLACK OWNED BUSINESS! Put your $$$ where your mouth is!!

Love this store! Love the ladies! It's my favorite boutique! I love getting custom clothing from…read morethem.

This store may not have everything that I wanted to buy, but they sure made it up for there…read morecustomer service. I ended up bringing my mom out here since she told me about the 40% percent off they were having during the 4th of July. Normally with me, I tend on finding clothes that in good condition so people wouldn't tell it came from a thrift store, but didn't have any luck today. Thought out my time here, every employee spoke to me and my mom and the cashier was awesome in customer service. Even though I didn't find anything, I'll still come back and who knows, I may even score some clothes.

This is just another junk store. Many thrift stores have beauty and quality at a great price. Not…read moreking's home - just other peoples' trash after it has been discarded from overuse.

I have always loved shopping at the various thrift stores in Birmingham, way before it was trendy…read more This one happens to be one that's close to where I live, and one of my favorites. Over the years, I have found some really great pieces-from clothing and shoes, to handbags, to furniture...I've found treasures! If you go and don't find what you're looking for, stop back another day. If you see something you want, get it then because someone else will beat you to it! Prices have gone up over the years but you're still saving money from what the item originally cost. Lovelady Center, located not far from the store, helps women get back on their feet after going through tough times. They turn your donations into profit that helps them support their residents. In fact, most, if not all, the ladies that work here, are connected to Lovelady in some way. They are either current residents or have been helped in the past. You should really look up their story. If you like to shop, especially in thrift stores, you must check them out!

I have shopped in this store several times and I will continue to do so, because the service is…read morevery, very good. There is a wide variety of donated items to choose from at reasonable prices. And the positive impact of the Associates working as fast as possible to replenish each section of the store is heartwarming. I made two purchases the day I was at Lovelady in Irondale, and Good Lord Willing, I will be back soon.