Excellent selection! So many cool things to look at! Love how proceeds benefit animals!read more

I needed to get out of the DC Metro area so I could have some sanity while shopping. I also am in…read moresearch of an item that I have in my head, but cannot describe to people, but when I see it, I know that it is the item I need. I somehow ended up down in this area and decided to stop at as many thrift and antique stores as I could. This one was a bit confusing for me (parking wise). I wasn't sure where I was to park, as the small lot next to it was full and I didn't think I was allowed to go around the back. I ended up parking across the street at a closed business and walked over here. When I approached the front of the business heading to the door I was greeted by one of the employees. I usually hate having to make small talk and will try to go out of my way to avoid it, but it came easily with this employee. She was pleasant and we spoke about the weather and what not. Once inside, I completely lost track of what I was here to look for. See, when they have cats up for adoption, I just don't remember a damn thing. What was fun was the cats wondering about in the space. It was so distracting (in a good way) to have them rubbing up against you demanding pets. I interacted with the cats more than I browsed. When I did browse, I found that they have a good mix of items and definitely warrants a revisit. But on this visit, I didn't find what I was looking for.

I love this little shop in the heart of downtown St. Leonard, Maryland. Their vendors offer some of…read morethe most unique vintage and antique items you just can't find anywhere else. From jewlery to hard-to-find Pyrex, they offer a little bit of everything...right now, they even have an antique dental cabinet!

From the owner: We sell beautiful Antiques and Collectables,Estate Jewelry Furniture ,Old Toolsread more

The Shoppe is super cute, great quality clothes and staff were really friendly. Prices were great…read moreand scored myself a few gems. What a fun way to shop and give back to the community at the same time. It's a win/win!

The most beautiful thrift store I have visited in all of southern Maryland. They have an excellent…read moreselection of clothing for both men and women as well as jewelry, shoes, handbags, some home decor, etc. Very clean and organized. You feel like you're just shopping in a regular boutique but without the boutique prices. You can definitely find some excellent deals here.

This has to be the best organized thrift shop I have ever visited! Everything is so well laid out…read morethat I had no problem scanning for things that I wanted. And there was lots in the main shop, including $8 London Fog jackets and sports coats in my size. There seemed to be a great selection of women's and children's clothing. On the way out I asked a sweet lady sitting in the front of the store if they had more items, and she directed out the front door and around back. When I got there I found another building filled with furniture, and other rooms filled with children's toys and records/movies. Of course, it was all well organized and reasonably priced.

This place has awesome pricing from furniture to glassware. You never know what you'll find. The…read morestore is clean and the clothes are sorted by size and even steamed before they go out. I have been going for years and can always find something to purchase. The kids clothes are such good prices starting at 50 cents. They always seem to have some piece of fabric I need to make a pillow.

I have been in search of items for my apartment for a hot minute now and I have been hitting up…read morethrift stores far and wide. When I knew I was going to be coming to this area I did a search to see what was available store wise and planned out my day. This was my first stop of the day and I was a bit excited. I went in and was happy to see that they had a wide selection of items to pick over. Better than most thrift stores if you ask me. I thought that I was going to find a few things here and be on my way. Well...not so accurate. As one other reviewer put it, "absolutely insane prices." What they were charging for some items in here you could buy brand new in a chain store. It boggled my mind at where they thought they could charge that much for items that would probably be in the trash if not in this store. Needless to say, I didn't end up securing anything from here. I also have to concur that this place does have an aroma to it. Want to know something really odd? Like really, really odd? Right next door to it is basically an extension of it. A space that offers only furniture items. That is packed to the gills........but it is never open. I thought to myself that I would give it a go. I pull on the door and it doesn't open, even though it is lit up. And then you notice the sign that says you are on camera. Great, take a picture, but let me in, open this section up. Or, wait, maybe not, if the prices are the same as the main space, you probably won't find a bargain here.

We stopped by to look for apartment items. Agree with others that prices are too high. We asked to…read morego in furniture room. It is down the way from the store and packed full of stuff. It is a small path through most of the store and had to move pieces to get to other side of the room. It was "pickers" type experience. We did not find anything here.

Wow, wow, wow! What a gift this thrift shop is to the community!! Everything is so clean and…read morebeautifully displayed. Items are in excellent condition. Volunteers are so friendly & helpful! I was shopping for baby & maternity clothes to help out a young Mom and I found the most amazing stuff there to give her. So happy to have found this treasure!

Clean and organized shop with an excellent selection of items and deals! Everything from kids toys…read moreto home decor, clothing, and jewelry. Highly recommend.

Sherry's Little Shop is a very interesting place that is part of a bigger complex. This is…read morebasically a consignment shop and you really have to dig through the items to find a treasure or an item you have been looking for. I can't describe what is offered here as I am sure it varies over time. It is just a mix of items that most people would think were trash or items that should be donated. The items available to browse may take you a minute to get through, but it is worth the time to take to find that little something. However, I was out for a specific items and didn't find what I wanted while I was here, but I do see myself coming back when the time allows.

Love this little shop! Always a fresh new layout with different merchandise everytime I go. From…read morethe unique to the everyday, kids items, jewelry, gift ideas and much more!! Even the bag your items get placed in after purchase is adorable. Go see what this little shop has to offer now that the holidays are fast approaching.

Where should I start? I was able to get so much stuff for under $40 dollars. I got an ironing…read moreboard, beautiful corduroy jacket, trench coat, a set of 3lb weights and most importantly and most desperately needed a seven tier shoe rack. I got all of that WITHOUT a discount. Let me say louder for the folks in the back AGAIN- I bought all this under 40 dollars!!! Imagine if the discount was in place. Yep, definitely going back.

After a tip from a nearby local I ended up here. I was in search for end tables and a few other…read moreitems. Pulling in here I was a bit skeptical that the hot tip I got would actually span out. But, in the end, I was happily surprised. Walking in you are welcomed by a vast space filled to the brim with items to search through. This place could literally be a treasure hunt if you have the time to do so. Even though it was quite tempting, I was on a mission to find what I came here for. Making my way to the area where they had all their furniture was almost like walking into a different section here. I zig-zagged my way through the area and taking glimpses at items as I went. It was hard to figure out if the item you were looking at was a singular item or part of a matching set. It was also hard to tell if an item was for sale or if it was just a display item. It was also hard to tell if that item was sold already or not. After searching and searching, I decided on what I wanted. However, with my never being here before, and not knowing what to do, I had to search for an employee to figure this out. Now, you want to talk about a treasure hunt, this was a treasure hunt trying to find an employee. After my search was successful, I was able to figure out what to do to at least pay for the items. I paid and then needed to get those items into my vehicle. After some time and employee was able to get the end tables out of the area they were and up to the front. Once I had them in my vehicle I was able to head home. Once I got them home I did a healthy cleaning and polishing. Tightened a few screws and they were good as new. Actually gave me some great space to store and display. I wanted to touch on the employees here. If they are good at one thing, it is how to avoid the customers and/or displayed disdain in helping customers. There was no affect on the gentleman that helped me load the tables into my vehicle. And having to play hide and seek/tag with the employees was not super toddler fun like it used to be.

Hands down one of the best military base thrift store i've been to. The inside is nicely clean and…read moreorganised, and have a large selection to choose from. The prices are great as well, which surprised me. I highly suggest going here when you need to have a quick set of dishes for a cheaper price than the X-change, then after your tour you can just come back and donate them.

What do you do when you've just arrived on a new base and the movers won't arrive for a few days?…read moreYou head to the thrift shop. What do you do as a young family, trying to price together a household as you move from one end of the country to the other? You head to the thrift shop. What do you do when your orders are in and you realize that you seem to have too much of everything, and you need to reduce? You head to the thrift shop. Most importantly, what do you do when you enjoy a bargain, want to consign your no longer needed items, or want to spend a few hours volunteering in your community? Of course, you head to the thrift shop. The AOSC Thrift Shop is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and the first and third Saturdays of the month. The money they collect goes towards scholarships and small projects that help the Andrews Air Force Base community. They carry clothes, accessories, and household goods but are limited on space, so very little furniture is available. It is also a fantastic place to shop for a bargain, especially during PCS (Permanent Change of Station) season! Access is limited to those with military base access.

This is a cool concept, the girls that run the shop take old stuff and repurpose it. I love their…read morestyle!! I got a few things but some others were a little pricey. I know it takes a ton of work to take a curb side piece in to a work of art and if it is made in the USA and it is saved from the junk yard I will pay a few extra bucks.