Bargain Thrift Center definitely has a little something for everyone! I took my time walking around…read moreand was surprised by just how much they have, plus-size clothing, kids' items, quilts and fabrics, a kitchen section, tons of dishware, vases, figurines, shoes, handbags, jewelry, heavy coats, vintage pieces and more. I took a look through the plus-size section and saw some cute and name-brand pieces, but the clothing wasn't organized by size. You really need to give yourself some time because I probably could've spent an hour or two just sifting through the clothes trying to find things in my size. I was mostly interested in the home decor, figurines, handbags, shoes and jewelry. The bags I saw were in very good condition, and there were some super cute shoes! My only issue was organization again, the shoes weren't clearly arranged by size, and with so many shoes and people shopping, I wasn't about to go through every pair trying to find my size. The jewelry wasn't really my style unless you're looking for earrings or colorful, chunky statement pieces. I'm unfortunately a little plain and boring these days when it comes to jewelry. Where this place really stood out to me was the beautiful decor and figurines. There were so many interesting things to look through, and I also noticed a great selection of heavier coats. One tip: don't come expecting to run in and out! This is the kind of thrift store where you need time to dig, browse and see what treasures you can find. Security was also on it around closing time and made sure everyone knew it was time to wrap things up. Overall, there's a huge variety here and truly something for almost everyone. With a little better organization, especially by clothing and shoe size, this would've been an even better shopping experience. I'll definitely take another gander when I have more time to really look through everything.

I love a good thrift shop. I'm not so much into the clothes as I am the oddball collectible or some…read morebeautiful crystal or silver piece. I liked my visit here even though I left empty handed. The store is well stocked and well organized. Clothes in the middle, objects on the parameters. The prices also seemed reasonable. Almost everything that caught my little eye was easily under 5.00. I'd definitely recommend if you're in the area and on the hunt.

This is one of my favorite thrift stores....I love a thrift that has vintage and real thingsread more

This is one of the "secret" thrift stores where all of us vintage-aholics congregate. It's dirty…read moreand smelly and HUGE!!! A warehouse, filled with clothing, furniture, books, housewares, shoes, etc. A paradise for any brave shopper! And cheap! Did I mention cheap! However here's the rub... nothing has a price. Now, a word of advice. The crappier you look, the cheaper your item will cost. In my experience, the owner (who prices all of the items when you check out) will significantly raise or lower prices based on how you are dressed. That may sound paranoid to people who aren't in this business, but that's flea marketing 101. And hey, it's understandable. He wants his items to sell and, if he thinks he can get more $$ out of you (because you look like you have money), that's what he'll try to do. But, he will also bargain with you. Especially if you have multiple items. Score! Anyway, if you aren't afraid of a little dirt, grime, and the occasional smell of urine, this is your best bet to find "treasures beyond compare" in this city.

I met Eric and the other staff here on two occasions. They're really well informed about menswear…read morelabels, design and quality. One of the first things I saw on the rack was a well worn Henry Poole overcoat, which is not a common sight even in urban consignment stores. There were a lot of older unbranded tweed suits, which are not to my personal liking but I understand the seasonality of it. A handful of Barbour jackets, a pair of C&J boots, some Hermes ties--hopefully you get a feel for their stock. You'll definitely pay a premium for second hand goods here, but I think they do a great job of curating an informed aesthetic without the delusional pricing that is typical of these kind of stores. The first day I stopped here the conversation somehow got to leathers and I was shown a beautiful front quarter horsehide aviator jacket dating to the 40s from the back. I ended up pestering Eric about the jacket and eventually purchased it on the second visit for a very fair price. Never hurts to ask! I'll be coming through this store whenever I'm in the area. Tldr; well curated, reasonably priced, small selection, good customer service, they know their brands (no Hugo boss here)

Cute Lil shop with distinct vintage designer pieces...caters more to men attire with a few women's…read moreitems here and there ...worth checking out

Service Selection Value of items . The l politeness of staff and helping at the same time.read more

Great selection of higher end furniture, clothes and household goods. The staff is always friendly…read moreand helpful and their prices are reasonable.

My daughter and I went to the thrift store today. Parking is limited and metered but it wasn't too…read moreexpensive. The thrift store was nice and it had plenty of treasure to peruse. Lots of china if you are into that kind of dinnerware.

Selection and value can not be beat. It's a must for book lovers. I'm always surprised by the…read morebeautiful china available, shame I don't need it!

I go here at least once a month. The staff are some of the nicest people I've ever seen working in…read moreretail, and the prices are as good as they get. I have bought many a sweatshirt from here, as well as many mugs. I cannot stress this enough, the staff are always in good spirits! Cannot recommend enough!

This is a medium-sized thrift store. The gentleman working there was very friendly and helpful. I…read morethought their prices were pretty reasonable. The housewares selection was hit-or-miss, though--I saw a lot of things that it really seemed they shouldn't have accepted for donation in the first place--severely rusted out metal baking pans, a worn and cracked plastic measuring cup, and so on. But there was a decent selection of affordably priced furniture.

I used this store 2years ago and got excellent service and very professional. Unfortunately it's…read morebeen taken over by new people since then and they are very irresponsible and unprofessional I made a appointment July 12th for 1pm and they never showed till 5:30 brought the wrong size truck so they had to comeback for the rest . they said they would be back the next day and it's now July 7th and I'm still waiting and I never got a receipt for the furniture they took. After making multiple phone calls and being rudely treated they said they would be here at 11:00 am today and it is now 1:20 pm and of course they are not answering there phone. So sad to say I gave them good furniture that would really help someone but they are uncooperative.

What i love most about this store is that it helps veterans !! Everything in the store is donated…read moreand 95% of the money from selling the items go back to helping the vets . they do have a building on 4th and Florist where veterans can go to get help with all different things they may be going through. I love that i can donate items and shop at the same time & the prices are very reasonable and the staff are so nice. They do pick up donations for free at your home and The men who work on the truck picking up donations are very respectful and do a great job. .

The Pink Door is a great place to browse on a leisurely Saturday. The shop features very reasonably…read morepriced finds - a sumptuously reupholstered bench for the foot of your bed, a vintage armoire for storing linens, delicate crystal chandeliers, a porcelain ewer and basin, as well as jewelry and other curiosities. The owner repurposes, repaints, or distresses many larger furniture items herself before putting items up for sale which means you don't even have to be Martha Stewart-minded to shop here! The owner brings in pieces from auctions and estate sales every couple of weeks so you are sure to find an ever-rotating stock of goodies. Please note that the credit card minimum is $20.