72 pieces total Eclipse Lenox Including 12 pieces of decor…read morepieces. 8-- 7 piece dinner wear plus 12 serving plates and bowls best price

My boyfriend and I stopped into this store while we were out strolling, and it ended up being such…read morea memorable experience. The shop is filled with some of the most beautiful and unique pieces we've ever seen. The owner took the time to walk us through different items and even shared some history, which made everything so much more meaningful and enjoyable. Even if vintage pieces aren't usually your style, I truly can't recommend this place enough. It's an experience in itself, and you'll likely leave not only with something special, but with a new appreciation and understanding of vintage pieces!

We had a great experience at the Twig Thrift Shop. There is a great selection no matter what your…read moreage, I went with a group of ladies in our 20s and we all ended up buying multiple things. The prices are very reasonable, I paid $6 for linen pants and $10 for a fuzzy pullover. The staff is so incredibly friendly and kind, and all proceeds go to support a local hospital. I would absolutely recommend stopping by!

This is the best thrift shop in old town - well organized, clean, and great prices in a good…read morevariety. Bonus for fitting rooms, The only problem is it is never open. I have successfully visited the shop twice in four years, and I wish the hours were less random and less confusing. Sometimes, it's closed, even though the website says it's open. It is a great cause and a place that I would drop things off more frequently if they had a better ability to do so. It would be great if there was a way to generate volunteers, as I'm sure many would support with ours and Intern, they would be able to generate more business.

The hours said that they were open, but when I went over there, the sign said closed up and…read morenobody's answering the door

Went to this well organized thrift shop for first time and impressed by quality of clothes and…read moreshoes and nik nax, and good prices. Up the steep stairs on 2and floor is more clothing including maternity and children's clothes and shoes. It is in an old house converted to a store so small rooms filled with stuff, but well organized by size, color, and type. There is one way path through to support social distancing.

For Old Town Alexandria, there's some really great hidden gems that are reasonably priced! It's…read moreorganized by item type and has some featured seasonal items at the front of the shop. I like all of the plates and decorative items near the entrance, but the sections of items are not clearly labeled and I'm unsure of the logic of the organization. Paintings are also scattered on the first and second floors - hanging items in general aren't organized well. Photo frames, especially the small ones, are overpriced in my opinion. The appliance section is very limited and I haven't seen much of anything worth buying. I haven't really interacted too much with the people working there, but I've never had any issues with checking out. Most of the items worth checking out are by the front, but I've found some great clothing and artwork in the back areas. Plus, they have discounts on select items that changes on a regular basis. Overall, a typical thrift store and a fun stop if you're visiting Old Town Alexandria.

They are not a legit thrift store. Selling empty food jars?…read more An empty bottle of jam being sold for $5 when it should actually be free or not. Even sold at the store. If you want to buy the bottle you can pay a dollar more and get it with the jam at Harris teeter give me a break people. This is not a thrift store!!!

I never leave negative reviews... but this store has completely fallen apart under the new…read more"owners". The quality of the inventory is terrible, and pricing makes no sense--lower-end items are overpriced while real luxury pieces are undervalued because they don't understand designer brands. They also don't authenricate so you may be buying fakes. Additionally, when I asked to get my consigned items back (brand-new Ferragamo black pumps and YSL boots (worth $2,000 retail)) the staff seemed lost in their own system. They first said I'd already been paid for it (looking at my other sales), then claimed my consignment had "expired"after 90 days--even though it had only been about 70 days. They eventually admitted they couldn't find my items and said it must have been "stolen" and gave me just a $50 credit (Their contract states they aren't liable for lost or stolen goods, so consigners get no reimbursement), so please don't bring your high-end items here. They are disorganized, inexperienced, and unprofessional. If you want real expertise, integrity, and quality good go to New To You, where I've shopped and consigned for over 15 years--they know their brands, have high end goods prices right and take care of their consignors. Or any of the Current Boutique locations! (I don't work or get paid for promoting these stores..I just don't want anyone to be a victim of Mint like I've been)!

I am a huge fan of the store! I'm converted their move has made this place everything you could…read moreever want in a consignment store. Great selection, amazing deals, wonderful for buyers and sellers. Great selection across the board, high-quality great vetting, very respectful, seasonal curated, and clean.

I've been to the Old Town location 2x now and most likely will not be returning anytime soon…read more Overall, it's pricey for most of the pre-owned items. You are not getting much of a bargain and may pay close to the same price brand new. This store is extremely selective accepting what you bring in. Despite bringing in clean, well-kept items (some have never been worn) very little was accepted, which made the experience feel like a waste of time. After reviewing most of their inventory on the racks, it was hard to understand why many of the items I brought in were not accepted. It may be the "manager's" bias as she inspected the items. She was polite in a very insincere way trying to explain to me what she would accept and not accept, which was all very random. Was that really her natural voice?!! Also, when I brought my items in they were pressed and neatly folded but were given back to me not folded, bundled together and wrinkled. I have a much better experience with TheRealReal.

I've been to the old town location twice now and both times I was so uncomfortable due to the mean…read morespirits of the young women working there. The first time I thought maybe I was just being overly self-conscious but this last experience tonight solidified that I will never return to this store. As soon as a customer left the two girls working started making fun of how the guy pronounced the name of whatever the designer was that his partner bought clothes of. And they carried on making fun of other coworkers, customers, friends of theirs, ex boyfriends, etc. I just felt so disheartened and uncomfortable and I hope one day, they realize that it's not really that cool or funny to tear other people down. Especially because half their conversation was how "funny" they are and need to do stand up and how they hate when other people think they're so funny when they're really not which was...ironic. I really never write reviews but this was something I've never experienced or wish to experience again. It made me so anxious that when I left they'd just make fun of me too, which I'm sure they did. I think this store has really cool, unique clothes and I love thrifting but I can and will do that literally anywhere else to avoid the miserably insecure rhetoric that I heard tonight.

Seemingly ignorant and Frumpy Saleswoman was too pushy…read more Encore was much more pleasant

*Pre-COVID Review* I…read morehave scored some great finds here, but other reviewers are correct in stating that the owner (Eleanor) is sketchy. Yes, I suspect that she does cut the tag off of newer items in order to pass them off as vintage or luxury. And yes, I have been followed around the store and been treated with suspicion during some visits to the store. One visit in particular stands out to me. I received an email stating that everything in the store was 20% off. So I arrived to check out the sale and, as someone who manages retail, I recognize the associate's (blonde woman who said she was a costumer designer from southern VA) relentless customer service as a tactic to prevent people from stealing. Like, she wouldn't leave me alone to try on the clothes and make my decisions in peace - this is an anti theft tactic. The idea is that the potential thief will be discouraged from stealing if the associate provides suffocating customer service: following the individual closely and being overly attentive in the hopes that it will make them think twice about skipping out with merch. Literally, she was with me the ENTIRE hour I was in there to try on vintage trousers. She had this uncomfortable, concerned look in between talking to me. I really resent this because I used to work up the street, and would come in pretty regularly to check out new items and make purchases. Eleanor even offered to give me a discount since she said she liked my figure, and since I could fit a lot of the smaller items in her store. So the service is bizarrely hot and cold here. In regards to duping customers with fake vintage items. She tried to tell me that velveteen skater dress was an original Betsy Jonson. HAHA! She had multiples of the dress and the quality of the velveteen sucked, in addition to the fact that there was no tag on it. It didn't have the quality or construction worthy of a handmade original, and Betsey Johnson isn't that hot anymore so it was a pretty dated dupe. I suggest learning of some new, coveted designers if you're going to try to impress or rip off someone I'm their 20s. My mom is a vintage and antique dealer, and we're from San Francisco: I grew up shopping vintage so I know ehat to look for. Instead of this place, I suggest visiting Mercedes Bien Vintage in Adam's Morgan (neighborhood in DC). She is the longest operating vintage dealer in DC, has fab finds, and a younger clientele (so stuff you actually want to wear vs victorian skirts...)! She also doesn't discriminate against her customers, so go check her out!

This place is tiny and to be truthful, a bit claustrophobic. I ended up going back outside while my…read morewife browsed. As for of the itms I looked at, there were pretty pricey. Case in point: I looked at a lapis necklace that was priced at over $300. We bought a similar one in Hawaii earlier in the year for $50.

Upon entering shop I was greeted with a warm welcome and felt very comfortable looking at so many…read moreamazing items. There are Prints, sculptures, dinnerware, tons of custom and fine jewelry. I had an amazing time and bought a heirloom (beyond my wildest dreams) Emerald/Diamond ring. Excellent customer service. Will definitely return when I am in Old Town Alexandra. This antique store is located off King on LaFayette.

I bought an absolutely gorgeous Louis Vuitton purse here yesterday, it's in pristine condition and…read morethe price was excellent! The store is curated beautifully and it's just CHOCK FULL of handbags, jewelry, clothing, and other goodies. The woman who helped me was so friendly too. I'm sad that I'm just visiting and don't live in the area, otherwise I would be in here all the time!

Wonderful seasonal selections in all sizes. They keep things fresh and aren't afraid to discount!…read more The service is attentive but not fawning. Just go and see for yourself especially with the holidays coming up! Great selection of beautiful clothes.

We love your store, Alex! We are pretty sure people are getting confused with her new location…read moreright next door (to the right). So please know that she is a very kind owner and has always been helpful and friendly! We have gotten a lot of great bargains and collectibles from her at a fair price!

Could not have had a worse experience at the counter. What horrible treatment of a kind and polite…read moreperson wanting to make a purchase from a small business. They should feel ashamed for how they talked to me. Unfounded and hurtful. I'm leaving the store feeling angry and upset.