Donation is easy and convenient. A receipt provided and nice people. There are drive-thru donation…read morestations and they help with unloading. They don't take certain items such as mattresses and cleaning products, BTW.

This was my first time in this Goodwill and I didn't have anything in particular I was looking for…read more The first thing I noticed when I walked in was that it smelled clean and fresh. That is the first time I've ever experienced that in a Goodwill. This location is larger than most I've been to. The staff were pretty friendly. The dressing rooms were blocked off with carts and signs. I asked an employee if it was available to use. She stated I could use one of the first rooms. So I'm not sure why it was ALL blocked off. I found a few items and called it a good trip'

The store is big and spacious. My first impression of the gentleman at the register is that he…read morewasn't very friendly. Perhaps he was tired or having a rough day. Lots of options here and will serve a good cause with your purchases!

It's a great place to go and see all the things that people just donate and sometimes you find a…read morereal gem. I found the trunk organizer for five dollars. And I really didn't need one. Couple of months ago I bought two high-end one pan 12 inch and one pot 1 quart. I walked out with a tab of $14 and if I bought it retail, it would cost me $35. At least more like $55. It's just fun around town for me. They're always friendly. I have never had a rude worker anytime I've ever been there. They're great people.

I was warmly greeted when I entered the store. And if you're looking for gently used clothing then…read moreyou will benefit if you find something you like from the huge selection. On the other hand, I was looking for jewelry jars, and there were none to be found. But who knows, maybe next time - I'm looking forward to my next visit soon to Sozo Trading Co.

Since people nice selection of clothes well organized.they also have booths managed by individual…read morevendors. Prices are reasonable

Lovely little thrift shop that I've gotten some wonderful finds on both visits. Be aware - it…read morecloses at 4 and manned by volunteers. Excellent prices.

I love the concept! Everyone in there is So friendly! Very fulfilling business to support :)read more

I enjoyed walking around in Urban Suburban a few Saturdays ago, because of the 'no pressure'…read moreservice. There is a wide selection and I think there was an interior designer there looking at vintage furniture the day I visited. And the prices seem to be reasonable even though I didn't purchase anything that day. This small shop is definitely worth a visit.

Cool place with lots of booths that sell antique/ vintage stuff. I really enjoyed looking around in…read morehere. The place is much bigger than I thought. I definitely would like to come back here when I have more time. A lot of the stuff was pricey but there were also booths that were offering sales. There's a good selection of furniture, pictures, home decor, kitchenware, etc. Pretty much everything I saw was in good condition. I'll be back!

I was just there to look at some clothes or shoes and when I was there it was not in a great area…read moreand it feels like someone's house. Interesting place though so I don't hate it.

From the owner: Magic City Mercantile is an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, streetwear, local creators and…read morememorabilia. Complete with an in house jeweler. One could find everything from that band shirt they remember from high school to a classic VHS tape of their favorite childhood movie, or a piece of art they can’t live without. Everything is for sale (basically)! Housed in a 1920’s era former apartment, it has a vibe all its own. Definitely a must for any vintage head or thrifter.

Haven't been in this store in years…read more Variety of stuff ranging from doors to razor blade knives I didn't realize they even have a few appliances. Oh, and floor rugs! And.. much to my surprise, furniture! People that work here are really friendly and pleasant Can't always guarantee they have what you need, but they sure have a lot of stuff.

Holy Pinterest Crafters' Heaven!…read more Have you ever wondered where all those super thrifty and creative folks on Pinterest get their surplus of old wooden doors, used rakes, vintage shutters and pre-loved chandeliers? Look no further, Birmingham DIYers. The Habitat Restore is a depository for leftover, unwanted, or found building materials that are bargain priced for YOU (and me too). Bonus: the proceeds benefit an incredible organization that helps build houses for those who truly need and deserve them: Habitat for Humanity of Birmingham. Do yourself and your community a favor - donate any leftover building materials you have after a remodel or addition or head to Restore after a Pinterest binge has you itching to build your own headboard out of doors, fence posts, or old lightbulbs (hey, I don't judge!). The staff are incredibly friendly, the store organized and clean, and the prices, well, let's just say you won't find this stuff much cheaper anywhere else that is in good shape. Note to self: they even sell paint, so no matter what your project is, check out the wares at this Irondale gem to feel good while getting some bang for your buck. Happy crafting!