Very nice cosy thrift shop, which just opened, today I believe. There you can find amazing stuff,…read morebring donations. I was able to find almost new Gucci watch and very beautiful cloths. I am totally amazed and will be back definitely. ​

Merch is overpriced and usually stained, holes, rips etc. You need to inspect closely. Prices are…read moreclose to retail. Like $89 for a North Face jacket that was stained. Aren't these free donations? Why the markup?

Upper East Side Thrift is definitely on the ball. We were five minutes early and they opened right…read moreat 10am. It was a little difficult getting our shopping cart full of donations in the door with all the customers rushing in on top of us. They need a clear pathway when you enter. There's too much stuff around the front door. They do have a better way of leaving donations. There's a big bin now where you just put everything in. I didn't have to waste a shopping bag after removing everything from my cart. The biggest selling point for me is the opening time of 10am. Most Thrift Stores open later. I'll definitely be back when I clean out again. It's an endless cycle!

Literally where do I begin. Boxes everywhere, so messy and unorganized, you cannot safely walk…read morearound. I saw an old lady trip over a box, she turned to the two women behind the register and notified them of how unsafe it is to have a box there and how she almost just fell. They IGNORE her and keep talking amongst themselves. Very rude and no sense of customer service, and this was further exemplified by my checkout experience. I found a very beat up ralph lauren card holder with no price on it. The leather was stained and peeling in some areas. Some other wallets were marked between $4-$6. I went up to the counter and asked how much it was, expecting a similar price considering the condition. She pulls her phone and I kid you not spends almost two minutes googling how much it's worth online? And looks at me with a straight face and says it's $20. HA. I said no thank you I'll just take this candle. I hand her cash and she gives me change and doesn't even look me in the eye, no thank you, no have a nice day, just hands me change and walks away and starts saying something in Russian to the other girl. I would not shop here again or recommend the store to anyone, the selection / prices are subpar at best, and the customer service is seriously lacking.

whatever you're looking for you're gonna find it here and you're gonna find it here for the very…read morebest price you could find anywhere this place is value. The people are nice and helpful. The selection is off the rail so good. I can't recommend this joint more. it's the best got so much great stuff there over the years and we keep coming back.

I love this thrift store so much! I went for the first time yesterday and had a blast looking…read morethrough the selection. I'm most definitely trying to change my shopping habits when it comes to clothing, and Unique Boutique is one of the thrift stores that's both affordable AND stylish. I'm 21yo and got some AMAZING pants and jackets (and only paid about $50 for all the stuff! ) Definitely coming back for more. The customer service is really nice here, too.

Since they stupidly closed the Yorkville location of Goodwill which the whole neighborhood used to…read moredrop off donations at many of us in the area now have to shlep down to this location near the 59th St bridge. At least you can take the bus down 2nd Ave and walk over to it. As with the closed location its easy to donate your used clothes and items here and take a donation form for tax purposes.

I recently moved to the city and needed a place to donate two bags of clothes I no longer wear (a…read moremix of women's and men's clothing, including t-shirts, pants, and shoes). I discovered this Goodwill location was accepting donations, so I dropped off my bags in the designated bin. The process was super easy and quick! While I was there, I couldn't resist browsing the store and ended up finding an incredible pair of leather boots, practically brand new and in my size! It was my first time buying used shoes, but I'm so thrilled with my find. Whether you're looking to donate, shop, or do both, I definitely recommend this Goodwill!

A good spot to drop off books, records, bric a brac, furniture and clothing. They may have…read morelimitations on some heavier items.

They were quick to greet you when you entered. It is a bit of a small space but they have a nice…read moretrendy collection with a pretty good value on high end fashion! I don't tend to like the smell of most thrift shops but I didn't feel this way there..it really felt like just shopping at a regular shop. Even if tags were old it was on the inside and it's clear that all the clothing items were examined carefully before putting up for sale. Their mission to help people who are homeless and people with AIDS is just another reason to shop here, one of many locations. There are even tax deductible membership dues and discounts if you decide to join Housing Works. I left with a gray Theory blazer and lots of inspiration to do more thrifting and check out their other locations!

Visited 1 year ago. Lovely lady was very helpful and kind. I would highly recommend based on…read morereasonable pricing and good finds.

I want to confirm this store may be out of business. I stop by on Saturday 7-11-26 and they were…read morenot open during their posted hours and the phone number just rings. The website is not working.

Walked by this store on a weekend afternoon and was curious to since I'd never been inside before…read more Walking in, on the left there is a wall display of some designer bags, followed by the register/checkout counter. Straight ahead are a few racks, some glass cabinet displays of more wallets, accessories and small bags. Heading toward the back, the store opens up to a larger area in the back. There is a central display table with a few mannequins, then a full wall glass display of handbags on the right. In the central back area are about 5-6 aisles of merchandise, shoes, accessories. Some of the items were in good condition, others showed very obvious signs of wear. I saw a women's cashmere sweater for $19.99, other clothes ranging up to $200. Handbags from $40 to $500+. The racks were very full. Plan to do a lot of digging thru racks to shop here. For a second hand/thrift store I will say this sits in the middle of the road overall, not quite Salvation Army or Buffalo Exchange, maybe a step above these, though also products not as good condition as INA or some of the smaller thrift boutiques. I didn't have much interaction with the staff since I didn't end up getting anything, so can't comment on service.

Don't bother. The first time I brought loads of clothing including coats for the winter and got…read more$33. They took the suitcase I brought them in. The second time they wouldn't take anything and made me take the suitcase back. The good thing is that they will donate the clothes so you don't have to take them back but unless they are designer label you might as well give them away or throw them away. Also, the second time I brought them in aft 5 pm and they wouldn't let me come back the next morning - said I had to come back at 7:30 pm. However they did call to tell me they weren't taking anything. Perfectly good clothes - some of them new. The weird thing is the stuff in the window was ugly. I guess it's a matter of taste. :(

Really nice quality of items and some really nice brands. When I came they had a handful of Chanel…read moreshoes but appropriately priced. So the prices here are going to be higher than your normal thrift store. Everything is really well organized and the staff is kind.

Housing Works was suggested by my friends who enjoy visiting Thrift Stores. There are quite a few…read morethrift sstores in my neighborhood. This particular Housing Works is nice and organized and very clean. The employees are all very hard at work. I purchased a stainless steel dinner knife for $1 and was surprised I was asked for tax. It's always been my understanding that a nonprofit doesn't pay taxes. Why would I pay them tax? I'm very appreciative of the work this organization does so I'm not going to take off stars. The prices are high to me and the employees appear unhappy. I don't feel comfortable and welcome even though I'm not bothered by them while browsing. It should be three stars but I'm a softy. Go shop and see what impression you get. Or deals.

What a hidden gem in the UES! I was not expecting to buy anything but I found 2 items that I was…read moreobsessed with. I got a reversible bomber jacket and a long black leather coat. They were both reasonably priced for what they are! I will definitely be coming back here in the future. They have a great selection of purses, outerwear, and some sweaters/shirts.

Designer Revival is a very expensive consignment shop. I have looked at the prices and decided I…read morerather just buy new than pay the price for used. I'm sure if you are able to spend the time returning and returning as items are marked down you may get the item you set your sights on for a decent price. I'm sorry but life is too short for me to spend my time on designer clothes. I do enjoy looking and I recommend you check it out if you are in the neighborhood and enjoy second hand shops.

A little on the higher end but more or less average price for thrift stores. Small but very well…read moreorganized. They had a nice selection of leather jackets and denim.

Literally the most overpriced. They are reselling hot top and other mall like brands for insane…read moreprices. Second hand should be affordable so we can end fast fashion and over consumption. Every T shirt was 30 dollars. Nothing of high value for the price I'm incredibly disappointed.