This is literally one of my favorite places. They constantly have brand new in the box crafts and…read moretoys. Tons of holiday items. An absurd amount of name brand clothes. The staff is fantastic! The flippers can be aggressive, but are good people. If you look for nothing you'll always find a gem.

This Goodwill location is disorganized in multiple ways. I shopped here last week and was…read moreguaranteed by an employee that if I get home and my appliance does not work, I can return it with the original tag and receipt. They since have changed their policy regarding returns and exchanges leaving anyone who bought something within the past week with faulty products that they otherwise would not have purchased. The young lady at the counter (who had a lot of patience with my obvious displeasure) explained to me that they were having issues and as a result, they have also fired multiple employees. Apparently, the employees that they fired were the employees who value customer service skills. Last week, was a very welcoming positive experience that encouraged me to return... This week I have decided that I will shop elsewhere. The layout of the store has also been re-organized in a way that makes less sense. Instead of moving entire sections from one end of the store to the other I suggest that they focus more on accurately labeling clothes and their sizes. This location has some super cute finds but beware!! I would NOT recommend that you purchase any electronic device, including lamps and kitchen appliances from this location.

Great vibes and a nice selection of furniture, miscellaneous things like Golden Girls tiki glasses…read moreand dishes, great books and organized electronics. I got some wall art. Knocked a star off because they organize clothes by color and not size, so if there's anything in my size in that store I never found it. - Mrs. Dan

Am I into resale shops No - But this space is cool. It used to be the former Calo Theater, a…read moreSpanish Baroque Revival Theater built in 1915. When you see the theater area - you'll feel how cavernous it is. There are still see some of the architectural details left from its original form. I do like the CD selection and the couch lounge is just so inviting. Plus it's hot and humid outside this midsummer fest in Andersonville and this place has AC. Also the people watching isn't bad they really have all kinds here.

Great space! I found a few cute new tops without having to dig a bunch like other thrift stores…read more Monarch was organized well and the prices seemed reasonable. Lots of good brands (I was finding lots of Gap, which I loved!) and a good selection of home goods and trinkets too! The woman working was also very nice.

Decent selection and decent prices! I went on 1/31 and everything was 50% off. Some of the garments…read morehad rips/tears and some had stains and were priced too high considering the damages. Fitting room situation is a little strange but otherwise I'd recommend Monarch!

They have some fun items here and definitely some unique ones to match the vibe of their name. But,…read morewowza! Everything was soo expensive!! While I do think the condition of the clothes are on the better kept side, the prices were definitely comparable or higher than when the clothes were new.

I love searching for little treasures. Definitely would have been the best gatherer in my village…read morein the olden times. I think Kokorokoko has a very interesting and ever changing assortment of items and it is a fun respite from the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood.

"Emmanuel, the supervisor, went above and beyond--he was extremely helpful and attentive."read more

Really rude drop off staff for the donations line. They were not helpful, made us sort our own…read moreitems and then when I asked for a receipt he said I was holding up the line and yelled at me.

Great vintage selection, great prices. Staff was very helpful and the fitting rooms are spacious.read more

This place is a gem, lives up to the "vintage" name. There's no thrifting here, it's straight up…read morevintage-- as in totally unique, quirky and interesting pieces that you wouldn't mind paying more money for. There are unworn items with tags from the 50s like two-piece skirt suits and cocktail dresses or Levi's jeans from the 70s. The tags with prices are keepsakes themselves. My daughter found a varsity jacket made with wool and leather, no polyester or pleather like you'd find nowadays. The space is clean and chic, the only thing not typical of a vintage spot! Looks like a boutique!

Such a beautiful collection or MCM furniture as well as older styles. They have trinkets and…read morecrystal dishes and mirrors. There's a wide variety of prices and the owners are friendly. Beautiful store

amazing unique pieces, at appropriate price points. kinda rare for antique stores in the city! the…read moreowner has a fantastic eye and a good variety of options here. will be back!!

Nice to have a place where you can buy and sell things even if it's not the latest trending…read moreclothing or items of jewelry or hats. This allows for people to always find something that they love from another year which is great! They also sell shoes. If they like something, they will buy it for 25% of what they would sell it for and you can also get 50% of what they would sell it for for store credit. parking is not easy here you have to park on the street and you have to park in the mobile app which is $2.50 per hour.

Great thrifting spot - very busy - great vibe - they buy sell and exchange - my daughters first 2nd…read morehand shopping experience. Great to see so many people supporting local small business

I thrift quite a bit... but this ain't it. I've never seen a store thrift or otherwise as…read moredisorganized as this one. If you've ever watched A&E's Hoarders that is what this place is... it is a dumpster of of closed unknown merchandise, you have to get a worker to see what's in every box, that's a task in itself. On top of that the bigger furniture pieces like consoles, lawnmowers, lawn furniture... the owner is charging more than it would be at a Marshall's or TJ Maxx... $300 for a lawnmower, $350 for a console (just check out FB Marketplace). Why they aren't opening the boxes as they come in and categorizing which table they'd belong is beyond my understanding. I also don't understand why there isn't prices on the furniture, seems as if they are haggling, giving different prices to different ppl. Needless to say I won't be back. Don't make the hike to check this place out I'm sure you'll pass better stores.

Love this store. So many great treasures at super prices! The staff is great and super helpful!read more

It's not a "vintage boutique." It's an honest-to-goodness, old-fashioned thrift store, like the…read morekind you remember. A place where you can buy the basics for your new apartment's kitchen for just a few bucks. It's a small space, but packed with goodies, and really fun to explore. The neighborhood donates interesting stuff, so I always walk out with something cool. The ladies that work there are wonderful. Half-price on Tuesdays, which is amazing, since the prices are already low. The money goes to the church that's attached, so I usually throw in a couple of extra dollars on top. One bonus point for the name, "New to You," which I always imagine has a little bit of attitude to it (but really doesn't).

Not only is the shop cool to browse (I found a designer placemat for a dollar), but I was able to…read moretake advantage of their program where you can meet with a personal stylist who curates outfits for trans and gender non conforming customers. It was the most fun I've had clothes shopping in so many years. I get compliments often on the pieces I bought there, and I plan to make a donation soon because I want this place to be around for a long time-- it's already a cultural institution!