What a cute hidden gem! Lots of great items such as vintage dishware, craft items, toys, games,…read moreclothing, housewares, jewelry etc. A fun place to treasure hunt! And I love that Bethany Congregational Church puts the profits towards their community outreach missions.

This small thrift shop is a fundraiser for Interfaith Social Services…read more The prices are very reasonable! The thrift shop has clothing (both adults and kids), home goods, books, jewelry & accessories. I picked up a few outfits for my 5 month old at $1.50 each! How do you beat that price?! There were also some personal products like pads, depends, & even baby formula available too. I recommend stopping by for a treasure hunt. They accept donations too - but see their website for what they're looking for and drop off hours.

Most of the clothing is outdated. There is no Place to sit…read moredown if you are a senior. There is no bathroom. The prices are reasonable and sometimes you will find a treasure. But some of the dishes were chipped no useable. The staff is helpful and friendly. No place to try on no returns.

It's hit or miss depending on the day . Sometimes you will…read morefind exactly what you are looking for at a great price. The staff is helpful But there should be a bathroom or port a potty at least. And you should be able to try things on because there is no exchange or return.

Stuff are great (except one female don't know her name), however, PRICES ARE RIDICULOUSLY HIGH at…read morethis Quincy location, you can get same thing at either Marshalls or TJMax for an additional $1 or $2. Manager who set the prices must rethink again.

They were perfect. I hardly even knew they were there and they were so sweet. I will call upon them…read moreagain. Just the nicest people you will ever meet.

It's been a grand opening for over a year, I don't know the name of it. It's really maybe a two…read morestart joint, but the fact that this is clearly a one man "Sanford with no son" operation, I'm giving him props. And sometimes, there is a real score in there, so- three stars. You have to be lucky or pad through regularly but I've seen some good pieces, nice chairs, and yes, a decent bike out two. Moreover, I've seen the guy loan out tools to neighborhood kits who need to do a quick fix and that, my friends, is worth the star and the review to put him on the map. This is they real deal junk shop. Piles of overflowing crap, shelves full of random crockery and coke bottles? Small furniture, and what nots chronicling other people's cast offs, brought here to cobble together a livelihood. The world's other oldest profession.

Just went there for the first time ever. It is cash only and that's a little bit of a bummer but…read morethey do have ATM machine that charges $3.50 for a fee if you have to pay that. Good brand too. I would definitely go with cash in hand, and be prepared to spend a while, searching through the racks because they do things by color and not size. But definitely some good name brands

Decent amount of stock. Prices were offensive. Selling USED clothing for 10-15% under MSRP? Go to…read moreMarshalls.

I frequently come here every month or two and find the best stuff!! I've gotten real leather…read morejackets for $20, a faux fur coat in great condition, a $5 vintage beaded jacket, a backpack shaped like a bottle of nail polish, and many other items! There's a lot of older/vintage type clothing here so if you're into that like I am, you can have a lot of fun finding new pieces for your wardrobe. Tip: the jacket area in the men's section can sometimes have women's jackets mixed in, so take a look and don't be too hung up over the labling of sections of the store. Look all over! You can find some real gems here if you are willing to sift through racks upon racks of clothing. Also, make sure to get a rewards card if you come here often!

I'm pretty disappointed to see the donation area left wide open after hours and people trashing…read morethrough donations, stomping through and the side of the building looks like a landfill. It's such a shame because people drop off, hoping their items can help generate money for a community organization that helps so many. It's not very good. Stewardship of people's donated property to let it get trashed and broken and spread out. It's hazardous and a community health issue. I have seen people rummaging through bags left on the donation deck at night and just obliterating mess left for volunteers on Monday. And there's no cleanup in the parking lot! They need to be gated and closed off after hours

I have been shopping here for 25 years and I have never met a rude associate. They store is clean…read moreenough and organized. I find so many high quality items for the kind of prices that should be on USED items. I have been to the large FOR PROFIT store up the street and the prices are so crazy, seriously. I know that the CEO of this said store makes 400,000 + a year and execs make 250+ they give 1% to charity. I shop at Salvation Ary because they are a charity and do so much to help make this world better. I only donate to them. I think based on my experience here that some of the Yelp reviews are not real customers. Thank you and God bless you!

For about 45 years I've supported this store as a buyer and as a donor. The best buy - of my LIFE -…read morewas here, a camelhair winter coat, perfect size and $20! The employees who staff the intake area are just delightful, helping carry items to the donation area in the rear of the store from your car to the holding bins. I do a Swedish Death Cleansing about every 4 months, so I always have items piling up in the back seat of my car, waiting to go. Also, pro tip: if you're lucky to lose a little weight and your clothes are looser than normal, clean 'em up and donate! It makes it less likely that you'll creep back into that bigger size if they're gone and someone else is looking good! Inside, the store is bright, staffed well, the items are out to sell and if you don't see what you want today, go back tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. New things are always to be found. And you'll feel pretty good for supporting a charity that actually benefits people in our local community.

I was surprised to see how well organized this Goodwill is compared to others I've been to. I was…read moreable to find a variety of sizes from extra small to xxxl. They also had gorgeous wedding dresses when I went, so if any brides on a budget are curious I would stop by. The staff was also very nice.

I had time to visit one Goodwill while in Boston, so based on reviews, I chose this one. And I…read moreloved it! Only took cash since computers were down-so I was lucky I had cash. No dressing rooms-so I tried things on over my shirt. I ended up buying 4 things for right under $21!!! I loved all the things I found- a sleeveless sequined Ann Taylor top, a long sweater coat from J Jill, a Uniqlo puffer vest, and a like new red/blac/gray/white scarf. I traveled carry-on, so that was about all I could fit in my suitcase! But so worth it! Public parking lot near by. Siizes are all mixed. But because it's a smaller store, it wasn't too hard to go through. Prices are based on the item, so you don't know the price unless you ask. There are different color plastic tags that they use to price an item. I thought everything was affordable-lots of great choices!

The clothing at 2nd St lately has been a little unkempt looking?! Hope they will take clothing in…read morethat still has spring in it! Dp

Higher-end thrifting in Boston. They have a great mix of fashion and sportswear, and the men's…read moresection is especially interesting if you're into sneakers or streetwear. The women's clothing isn't as exciting, but I still found some unique tops worth grabbing. Prices range from $5 to hundreds depending on the brand, making it a great spot to browse for stand-out pieces.