Rude and passive aggressive lady that works there or owns it. Made me second guess making a…read morepurchase there. Store is cold and smelly, too. Wont be coming back

Proprietor is very helpful in finding suitable furniture or specific items in her store. She…read morepersonally launders all linens before sales. It's a pleasure to discover frequently displayed newly obtained items at reasonable prices.

With my favorite thrift store out of commission, I have the tedious task of finding a new second…read morehand heir to the throne. Today I decided to brave the dreaded left hand turn on Eggert to test my luck in Tonawanda. This place is wider than my old haunt, so points for quantity. Everything is sorted into catergories, yet I took the time to stroll through all the racks. Generally when I shop clothes I look to see if anything catches my eye instead of leafing through, especially if it has the color tag of the day. This store makes the plastic tether colored as well in case any of the tags accidentally get removed. Blue was the chosen child, at 50% off, and I found a few pairs of pants to try on, along with a sweater. You have to get permission to use the locked fitting rooms here. The peppy register girl let me in to a small room with the full length mirror on the door, a chair and a few wall hooks. I didn't have enough booty to fill the pants, and while they offer a returns rack, I took them back myself as I was passing through to get to the rest of the store. In the back they have housewares. I passed on a Mickey Mouse alarm clock (aesthetically great, but who uses analog these days?) and considered grabbing one of their numerous mugs (only second in bounty to the playpen of stuffies up for adoption) before just settling on the sweater that I had picked out. At the register I was pleased to find that my total came to three dollars and change. Sure, thrift stores are not as cheap as they used to be, and my change was rounded because pennies have been eliminated, but if you scour the racks you may find a great deal, used, or even new. They say one man's trash is another man's treasure, and I may have found a doubloon, but I'm still looking for the ultimate bounty.

You may find rare, out of production media in this store; in fact, there are bargains on hidden…read moregems ranging from LICM (Long Island Children's Museum) souvenirs to mementos from the Brooklyn Children's Museum!

Haven't been here in years. Great shoe selection and prices. Tried some items on and noticed the…read moreemployees getting along with one another talking and laughing. It was almost distracting like they weren't at work. I had a lady check me out and she was so concerned with leaving afterwards that she forgot to remove a hangar. I didn't get a bag so I was left folding up both pants and she just walked away. No thank you or have a good day.

I shop here pretty often - it is a fun spot for treasure-hunting. I come for books, framed…read morepictures and unusual art, dishes, knick-knacks, holiday decor, and occasionally furniture. The prices are higher than I'd like for a thrift shop but if you get lucky with the price tag colors then sometimes there are good deals. Stickers are extremely sticky and are put on things regardless of whether it will damage them or not, so be aware that this stuff is a pain to get off if you are looking for collectibles. Parking lot is large and easy to access. Staff is generally friendly and helpful... if you can find them. There is not always someone at the register and the method they have of checking people out seems purposely designed to be the most inefficient and awkward setup possible. Not the staff's fault, but can management consider a re-design of the check-out area? Overall decent store and I love that it supports the veterans. They always ask if I want to round up my purchase as a donation and yes, I do. Great cause and good treasure hunting spot.

I have purchased items from here. There is always a huge selection. Today, I was just doing a…read moredonation. Super easy drive through and drop off. You pull up to the entrance, doors(flaps) open, you pull through where greeted, by an employee. All I had to do was pop my trunk and they grabbed the donations for me out the trunk. You are also off a coupon after the donation.

This is my favorite thrift store despite the prices being hit or miss (some things way over…read morepriced, others not). But it's such a huge store I always find something every time I'm here, and often times I find clothes new with tags or very gently used. I also like that they pull together holiday items for each holiday. The staff is friendly too.

A true gem! This high-end consignment store offers stunning furniture and art, all beautifully…read morecurated The quality is top-tier, and the staff are both helpful and knowledgeable. Perfect for finding unique and fabulous pieces.

Excellent selection of unique items curated to make any room stand out. I like the Sheridan…read morelocation, as it is easier to park and the light is very good.

I feel like many items in this store are overpriced. As a thrifter I am always looking for the…read moregreatest value. I have donated most of my life and as a person who donates and also buys donated goods, I will never pay some of these prices for their electronics and furniture. Let's remember these stores receive these goods for free. That's 100 percent profit for them after we pay. SMH thrift stores are out of hand now a days.

Clean, great selection, and best of all... all volunteer so more of the money really goes to help…read morepeople in need!

Haven't been since they changed locations. Nice to see that this store is bigger. Wasn't greeted…read morewhen I entered but neither were some others. I believe every customer is important. The store was beat but the staff left little to be desired. I left with nothing but found it odd when a guy who bought a cart full of things wasn't offered a bag. Not sure if they ran out because he had to make multiple trips to his car.

Nice, well organized and clean. Plenty of parking. The employees were all very friendly. They have…read morea wide variety of items with clothing being the biggest (not surprising). Didn't see much in the way of Bills football, probably because most people in the region wear this stuff until it disintegrates. They are very loyal fans!

Came in here to browse after spotting it when driving by. It's a tiny, jam packed nook on Delaware,…read moreand smelled like honeysuckle. They has a ton of stuff, but not much for me clothing-wise since I am a plus sizer. I did see a jar I liked there. There were several other home goods items to look at. Overall okay. Tiny but could be promising. I may bring my clothes in to consign eventually. They lady working was really nice.

Still plugging along on my mission to find a replacement for my go to thrift store, I decided to…read morehike my way out past the old Boulevard Mall to try the Salval. There's a Savers nearby, so I did a two for one trip today, but even without the second act, I'd say it was worth it. I hadn't been to this location in ages, so I was caught off guard by the new pricing policy. They've simplified it to mostly preset prices depending on the type of garnment, with signs posted at the door and on some of the racks. There was also a sign stating white was half off this week. Well, clear, as the little prickly plastic looked. I'm sure they do this to make tag swapping harder, but the little buggers poked me a few times when I tried things on. The vast array is sorted by gender and style. I perused most of it, skipping the previously used undergarnments. My hands were actually full of potential scores (some people had carts if you prefer). The fitting room doors were already open for me. Once shut, it was not much bigger than a phone booth. There were no hooks, and the mirror sat on the bench, wobbling when I tried to sit down next to it. I ended up carefully stacking my clothes on my backpack on the floor to avoid getting them dirty. Despite only being open for less than an hour, there were already dust bunnies and dirt specks making me struggle to try on pants while keeping my socks on. I was happy that I found both a sweater and pair of kids pants that fit me well. I discarded my rejects on the provided rack and quickly perused the housewares section. They also sell books and electronics and furniture, but being on foot, I opted to pay for my findings instead. Without a kid with me, the cashier assumed I was buying adult pants, so I was charged more (didn't realize until I got the receipt) but he offered a penny so that I wouldn't have to break a bigger bill. I don't think I'm going out of my way any time soon to revisit, but I could see myself coming back when the stock rotates to test my luck at finding something old to make something new.

I could anything at a decent price. Everything I looked at was overpriced I walked out. These…read morethrift store do way too much. All the items are donated. The store gets 100 percent profit before paying workers and other store cost. They are at an advantage unlike most retailers who have to purchase then sell or resale. The cost they charge us for items they receive free can sometimes be astronomical. I've seen it's me over $1000 I'm flabbergasted. Not at this location but at other good wills. I didn't know they were allowed to do that. But I wasn't impressed with this location I'll try it again.