Broadway Thrift Shop has been in Astoria longer than I have - so if you're a thrift stop that can…read morepay the rent on Steinway street for over 15 years you're doing something right. I'm just not sure what that thing is. I've come here plenty of times over the years to look, but have never found anything worth purchasing. The top floor is full of clothes, but there's no rhyme or reason to anything. And listen, I get it, it's a thrift store. But even Savers and Goodwill have sections for certain types of clothing. Maybe these folks do separate the pants from the shirts and it all inevitably gets mixed back up by shoppers? Anyway, just know that if you're coming here it's going to be a bit of a dig. The selection is fine, with most items in decent condition. Prices are sometimes hard to decipher, and some prices to me are questionable. Their bag section is usually full of well-loved, well-worn bags with prices starting at $25 - which seems steep to me given that many of these bags have their fake leather literally about to peel off. The service here is fine, the folks who work here are friendly enough. For me, this is just and interesting place I'd go to kill some time, not a place I'd go expecting to buy anything.

????? Crazy place just a dumping ground of random stuff. And there's always drunk homeless people…read moreoutside of the store, like literally always, every day. I think maybe the store lets them chill there? Regardless not a safe place and uncomfortable

My cuz and I came to the salvation army thrift store in Woodside to browse around and maybe pick up…read morea few things but maybe turned into absolutely and few things turned into plenty . Place is spacious and so much stuff on display at really cheap prices , books , clothing's, footware, homegoods , furniture, and much more and all is displayed in an organized manner which made it easy for us to move our cart around freely . Got mucho stuff and for about 150 bucks and some items look literally brand new .will be back and will donate some clothes I never wore and I got books that are taking space in my man cave and I rather donate it instead of throwing it out . 4.5 stars , one of better salvation army thrift stores that I have visited compared to previous visit elsewhere.

Discusting, you're donating furniture, and I guess, they expecting "brand new furniture" in oder…read morefor them to take it.They didn't take mine althought it was good.Dont offer donation to Salvation Army, cause they leave you hanging.

Many cool funky and unique stuff can be found at Sunnyside thrift shop in Queens . Reasonable…read moreprices and decent assortment of used goods especially clothing and other cool trinkets for the home .good selection of furniture especially on the vintage old school fashion and it may seem a little cluttered inside but everything is in plain view to easy to find mode . My cuz got some clothing pieces and I am always looking for the unique old little items to put in my living room and man cave . Found some old cig trays which are from the early 70s and I don't smoke but too cool not to get and a few books caught my fancy and made me a little curious so that's coming home with me and a night lamp as well . Spent under 100 bucks including cuzs stuff and will be back to explore me at this cool thrift shop in Sunnyside .4. stars on my yelp meter .

I love to thrift so i can't really say anything bad about this place! (besides the fact there is no…read moreAC!) so it is brutal in the summer time if you go! I went just yesterday, one of the hottest days in NY by far, but i found some great tops! i wasn't able to look for longer than an hour or 2 because of the heat, but i got 7 tops for only $35!! there was one person working and he was nice as well :)

Came here out of curiosity and wow! what an interesting store... It is completely packed with toys…read morefrom the 70's, 80's, 90's. They also have a small toy museum with an impressive collection of toys, board games, lunchboxes, etc. Its just overall a happy place to be in.

The second that you enter Museum of Nostalgia, you will be transported back to your youth…read more(especially if you grew up in the '70s, '80s, and '90s. It's such a fun trip down memory lane, complete with old tv sets airing episodes of Punky Brewster and Who's the Boss. A section of the store features not-for-sale, personal mementos and memorabilia from the staff that includes toys, books, figurines, posters, VHS tapes, etc. The rest of the store has a very diverse selection of items for sale (some are boxed and some are unboxed and used). I didn't end up buying anything, but my brother was pretty excited about his purchases. It can get bit overwhelming, because there is no real sense of order to any of the items in terms of genre, category, etc., but it's definitely fun to browse!

My husband wasn't in the market to buy anything- but since our wait was an hour for a table over at…read moreTaverna Kyclades, my daughter and I stopped in while he waited in the car. If you love a good rummage, Ditmars Thrift S. has all the staples you would expect from a second-hand store: loud costume jewelry, books, CDs, clothes, kitchenware, vases, picture frames, etc. My kid scored a neutral-styled slim wooden tray she bought for her grandmother to store lotions+ perfume including a 1970s small book on women and fatigue..... for me. I purchased a zebra print cropped sweater with puffy sleeves for me- which my daughter said "it looks fun". So maybe you won't find a super famous signed piece of art or stunning fine china- but you'll find many reasonably priced items at this diamond-in-the-rough store on Ditmars Blvd in Astoria.

We stopped in for two picture frames, and we did find them, but its mostly clothing here. They dont…read morehave stuff like stereo equipment or small appliances but i did see a little guitar amp & other random items so they might have what you're looking for which makes it worth at least one visit.

Resellers all day, but it's manageable - the security guard at the door was very nice - can't beat…read morethe price, although you're gonna have get your hands dirty and dig If that's what you like this place is for you

Associate told me I could only pay cash because the lady that takes credit is away and that I could…read morewait an hour if I'd like to until she comes back - all while my guy just stood at his counter not attending anyone. I asked if there was an ATM nearby and without looking he said no. Frustrating experience really. Truly no one cared or wanted to help.

A cool thrift shop in Astoria that helps folks in need and that's good enough for me to buy and…read morespend ..Don't be fooled by the name as they do sell children's clothing and toys but they also sell a great variety of stuff like clothes, furniture, antiques, books , small electronics, home goods and much more . Place is well organized with stuff on displayed from front to back , side to side ..Got a few cool nik naks and prices are very reasonable and most important my purchase will help people in need . Nice folks who run the place and was told more cool groovy stuff is coming in soon ..4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

I've walked passed this place several times in the past. I finally strolled in today. I'm kicking…read moremyself for never coming in. I absolutely loved coming here. The vintage games in the front were super cool. The prices were not bad at all. I was dying to get the blue love seat but didn't have a car with me. The back of the thrift has all these cool clothes. I saw this lovely jacket that was under 30 bucks. The staff is very nice here. Since they were about to close they had the clothes section cut off, but the staff said let me go back there anyway. Needless to say I'll definitely come back. They have some good finds here.

I found this place from the sunnyside fb group as a customer stated that she's been here and wanted…read moreto shout this spot out. I spoke with the manager/ owner of this store, and he explained the reasons behind why he started this women's clothing store. He states that there's so much waste that happens after stores have their remaining inventory. He gets all the clothes on discount and sells it all for less than what you would purchase it for at a store. I did see some name brand clothes like Limited, Express, and Jcrew (just to name a few). None have been worn before, so it isn't secondhand clothes. If you would like to try the clothes on there's two changing rooms. If you're in the mood to dig through items but they are all hanging in the right spots. Check this store out! He gave me a free scarf for my first purchase.

New thrift store open in Queens. Very cheap prices and large selection! 70% off retail pricesread more

Small spot with a fair amount of items but not packed. A good portion of items are a bit junky…read more Prices were a little lacking self-awareness--old glass vases that come for free with your flower bouquet order for $10 each.

I literally saw the lady at this store yell at a poor child for touching a stuffed doll in the…read morechildren's section. I couldn't believe how she berated her. Her mother was right outside the door folding the stroller to come inside so she didnt see the interaction but the poor kid was in tears. I myself have been victim to how rude she is which is why i always hesitate even entering this spot but this took the cake. Her behavior was abhorrent. It always is. Just avoid them altogether. Im sure they'll pay a price for their misery. It's a small neighborhood full of locals and from what I've gather from folks, this has been a recurring thing.