The thrift store in the small town has a clean store and the staff is very friendly and helpful. I…read morevisit Geneva every year and always try to stop by at least once. Today, I found some decent shirts. Remember, every Wednesday at 4 PM, certain colors are on sale, so don't forget! 5star store if you ask me Thanks again

One star because I couldn't select no stars. Tried to donate a couch and coffee table. Within the…read moredesignated hours, pre called and verified accepting drop offs/ donations . Got there within 10 limited and 2 ladies told me they were not taking donations. Asked why no one could given a reason. Sorry can't recommend this location due to inconsistencies. Major inconvenience. Had to drive to Canandaigua Goodwill.

This small shop is so beautifully curated. The midcentury vibe is perfect. The staff is so…read morehelpful, kind and knowledgeable. A great little place.

From the owner: At morgan laurent we sell the things we live with & love. Our carefully curated showroom…read moreoffers a constantly rotating vintage collection of soulful art, furnishings, decorative accessories, records and oddities for the home. Come see us in the heart of New York's Finger Lakes region, or peruse online. We'd love to connect with you.

Excellent staff and items! Highly recommend. This place has wonderful items and we purchased a…read morecoffee table, two end tables and another table to play games in. People are very friendly and all volunteer their time. A wonderful place for a wonderful cause!

Very friendly helpful staff. Reasonable prices. Limited selection but nice quality of furniture.read more

Gideon's is great!…read more They have quality furniture at reasonable prices. In my walk through I was pretty impressed with everything I looked at. They stock good, solid, pieces in a variety of styles, which are all tasteful. The staff is friendly and personable. Gideon's also keeps all of their various internet platforms up to date with what they have in stock, which is something I really appreciate. But the store is lovely, so go visit! As far as layout- upholstered items such as couches and big chairs are in the front space where they are better protected from the elements. The door to the back is where their tables, dressers, buffets, and other hard furniture are. The note I made is that they have sets but they are typically broken up into the type of furniture. For example you like a dresser and wish there was a matching nightstand for it then you will likely find it in the nightstands. Overall a very solid place to seek furniture.

A great option for furniture at fair prices. They don't have a lot of the smaller items that you…read moremight find at your typical antique shop, so don't go there expecting to complete your Pyrex collection. But if you needs a new bedroom set or kitchen table, this should be your go-to spot for vintage furniture in Syracuse. The store is well organized, clean, and Josh and his staff are helpful and friendly.

A great little shop with lots of interesting things. I found some great bargains here... don't miss…read moreit!

From the owner: We love our business and that will reflect the moment you walk through our doors. We offer a wide…read morevariety of items. We have a wide variety of inventory. First our jewelry selection ranges from flashy bling to dedicate conservative. All at affordable prices. We also offer vintage to new items including household, home decor, pictures, Some antiques, small furniture and much more. Main St. Palmyra is an enjoyable shopping experience that you are sure to find some treasures.

Nice antique store in downtown Ithaca. I often find something special on each visit…read more Has some furniture pieces unlike some of the other small crowded stores in town.

So we moved to Ithaca mid August so we've been thrift thing for furniture and stuff. This is…read moreprobably the best thrift shop that I've been to my brother recommended it. They probably have the best quality stuff. The prices are reasonable. They're really interesting pieces. The staff was really friendly. They helped us with that we got a coffee table Bring to our car and everything recommend the pieces they have were just very interesting so I mean definitely check it out. (Dictated but not read, lol)

The store is decent, but not the best. It feels overpicked, and many items are being resold at…read moreextremely high prices. Honestly, I wish they had a larger selection of furniture; it seems like there are too many clothes instead. However, the place was clean, and the service was quite good. The only reason I'm giving it three stars is that I feel like it has been overpicked in 2025.

this is going to be a bit long winded ---- an individual passed away approx 2 years ago in…read morefairport ny, d/t the usual problems a death can bring - this individual was also physically challenged , his home sat empty for 2+yrs --- when time to clean out - 3 high end powered wheel chairs were found. I nor the executor had time to check these out but it was understood they were in good condition when last used. Please note that my question was why so many chairs, but- that not not germane to the subject. so i went to goodwill a week + ago and was told by a nice your man they would take the chairs and if not sold locally would go in auction. I and his ex wife loaded the chairs and delivered to Canandaigua store . On delivery we were met by a very loud take charge 30 y/o male indicating "he" would not take the chairs - yes i admit they were damp (misting out)- the tarps used were dangerous (possibility of coming off so i did remove them) so the chairs were damp (NOT WET) --- frankly this little man was trying his darndest to be an alpha when his lot in life is a beta - that is the way he came across'd at least. Another guy a bearded gentleman came out and agreed to take them, in meantime the bata guy was yelling to someone all the way to the north west part of the receiving area that he did not want this donation if j said he was rude it would be an understatement, in mean time some guys came out and unloaded these machines, i would guess a battery charge and a cleaning would put them right back in service -- oh one more thing, before taking them to the store that day i called there number and spoke to a young lady that also told me to bring them down---- tell the truth i have donated there before but will think again about where i will go next time ---