They had a nice selection of things. It just wasn't my day to strike gold with purchases.read more

Very friendly staff, super accommodating taking multiple trips worth of stuff off our hands. The…read morestore itself is very nice and not too crowded with junk.

This place is soo clean and they had a variety of items that I normally don't see in a thrift…read morestore. The manager was very nice and is very fluent in the mission and vision of the thrift store. My daughter ands I will definitely go back to this store more often.

I have been going to Village Thrift for many years. It was the best Thrift Stor out there. I bring…read moremy neighbor, a young mother of 2 children. Who's limited income make it hard for her to make ends meet. Lately your prices are really out of whack. EX: Your used Clark sandals are $35. You can buy them brand new in Bealls outlet for $29.99 & $34.99. I always thought your purpose was to help others. Looks like now profit is more important to you.

The Ascension Catholic Thrift Shop works in partnership with Ascension Social Concerns, a non…read moreprofit staffed by volunteers. Their mission is to provide food, clothing, rent, utilities, medication, gas, and tuition to their school to anyone in need in the Melbourne area. They operate a large food pantry next to the thrift store. I stopped by to check out this thrift store during a recent trip to Melbourne. Parking is tough and I had to wait a few minutes for a spot to open up. It was well worth the wait because the store is quite large and neatly organized. Ascension Catholic Thrift sells gently used furniture, collectibles, clothes, bikes, shoes, accessories, books, movies, records, home goods, games, toys, art, small appliances, and more. Christmas was half off and they had ornaments for only $1. They had a number of televisions plugged in and operating which I don't usually see at thrift stores. Prices were more than fair, selection was vast, and the volunteers were friendly and helpful. In addition to the support they provide the community they are also keeping items out of the landfill and offering discounted items to people who might not be able to otherwise afford them. This worthy organization is a great place to donate, shop, and volunteer your time to.

Well I stopped by this thrift store yesterday afternoon before they were closing and saw a piece of…read morefurniture that I liked for $100. I took photos of the ticket and thought I would sleep on the purchase. I got up the next morning and went back, right after they had opened. When I went to get the ticket I noticed it was now $200, they wouldn't budge at all even thought I showed them this photo and explained. The female manager on duty would not do anything. It was a to bad so sad for you situation. Was told that if I want it now it's the full $200. Wow and you call yourself a Christian thrift store. Nothing Christian in that at all. Will never shop here again. I understand that it's for their charity but geezzzz!

Always a treasure to be found at a reasonable price. Just scored 2 beautiful crystal lamps for less…read morethan the price of one.

This is a thrift store operated by the Highland Avenue Fellowship Church to generate money for its…read moremission programs. The store is located on the Eau Gallie Arts District Main Street. Eau Gallie was once it's own town but now it is part of the northern section of Melbourne. Run by volunteers, the store is currently open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10am - 4pm. This is a really old school thrift store. They only take cash and checks from local residents as payment. You can however keep up with them on Facebook. The thrift store is a main room with two smaller side rooms. In the large room is clothing, accessories, and some household items. They had some children's Halloween costumes. The side rooms hold crafts, party items. household goods including a lot of china, and bric-a-brac. Prices are inexpensive. A beautiful punch bowl set that would be perfect for any shower was only $15. A visit here is like a trip back in time. From the creaky floors to the vintage items they sell to their old fashioned payment policy of not accepting credit cards, this store is like something out of the past. I was completely charmed by all of it. Stop by if you find yourself in downtown Eau Gallie.

Very nice local store. Great unique finds. Wonderful kind and passionate service from the owner!read more

Here was a thrift store in the area that we hadn't been to before. We weren't looking to visit…read morethrift stores on this trip, but as we drove by and saw they were open, we couldn't resist. The store had a lot of stock. Mainly clothes. And they were trying to get rid of their inventory to make room. As it was the holiday weekend, they were offering a bogo on clothing and an extra discount on furniture. They have bric a brac, and china, and kitchen stuff along with a bit of furniture, accessories, etc. And near the check-out counter, they have some jewelry. There was a necklace that looked interesting to me, but frankly it wasn't inexpensive enough for me to buy. I really don't need a thing, but I do like to browse. Sometimes some item will "call my name" and that's that. My husband looked at the men's clothing. He occasionally finds a great buy on designer shirts, or something catches his eye that's a little off beat. I'm glad we stopped here. This is the kind of place where the inventory changes regularly so each time may be a different experience.