First time coming here and I found a treasure trove. I walked out with new fabric, brass hooks, cork/canvas prints, lawn chairs, shirts, a waffle maker, macrame fixtures, and even shower filters for around $60 total. Stuff I'd been looking for for a long time. All the items I found were a great price and the staff were incredibly friendly to me and my partner. We will definitely be back. read more

Horrible experience with one of the employees. Every detail here is about the same employee. I listened to her berate a family with small kids for a full 15-20 minutes immediately when I arrived. She was coercing one of the family members to translate her rant from English into Spanish, and lecturing the adults present on not letting their children look around the store away from them. The store's patrons then had to hear her gossip about it for an additional 30 minutes, complaining to other customers and saying she wasn't racist. During the discussion with the family, she said the kids might break something, and the mother tried to assure her that if they did, she'd pay for it, not to justify them breaking something, but just as a way to try to reclaim some accountability the employee was insinuating she refused to maintain. The employee also gossiped about this to customers, insinuating the woman brought this up as a way to be flippant and "do it her way." I dared to put my clothes in a dressing room *without her permission* and was also lectured, and as a result got understanding looks from the other customers and accidentally snorted. After I changed, I again heard her gossiping, this time about me, and heard her remark that she "knew what [I] was trying to do" and that I "should be wrapping up soon so all of the negative energy should be out of the store." Whenever I went to check out, I asked if they had a student discount- they do- and she specifically cited needing a valid ID "since people try to get away with this stuff" (a 10% discount). I showed her my university ID, issued in August of 2021, which she then refused to take, citing a lack of date on the ID (my university does not issue new IDs every year). I asked if I could show her my enrollment in the past or upcoming semester, or my university email, and she refused. When I questioned this, she stormed off to the back without responding and a manager came to the front to complete my transaction. As I left, the back door was open, and I, for the second time in under 20 minutes, heard her gossiping about me, complaining about my insistence that I was a current student and an earlier attempt to buy a shirt whose tag had gotten caught in my hair and subsequently torn slightly. Store's prices are fine, slightly high. Better discounts and customer service can be found at the other location in Chattanooga and the Soddy Daisy location. read more

The clothes were well organized and the staff was friendly. It had a boutique feel despite it being a thrift store.

stopped in to this thrift shop on a roadtrip through chattanooga and this stop was such a score!! the clothes and the store are very clean and the clothes all look very gently used or new, really great prices for the nice brands they carry and all the proceeds go to a great cause! worth a visit! read more

This little shop is one of the best kept secrets in the realm of thrifting in the Chattanooga area. The management is very selective of what makes it out on the floor so you won't have to "dig for treasure" at this location since a good find is right at your fingertips no matter what you pick up. However, because of the meticulous manner in which the items are chosen, there is a smaller selection. The clothes are fabulous- great condition and brand names are always available (Gap, Old Navy, New York and Co., Banana Republic, etc.). There is also a children's section and housewares. The best part is that the proceeds go charity and help support families in need in the community. read more

This is my absolute favorite place to find a bargain. You can't go once in a while to find the bargain I and others who frequent the set of thrift shops. Knowing that what I am purchasing directly helps many of my neighbors (and public school students) is also another great justification to buy here. read more

The place is small,does not have much of a selection and most of their items are way over priced. The staff is friendly enough and the proceeds go to a good cause. I'm not trying to deter anyone from shopping here but there's better thrift stores...anyone saying otherwise has not been to other thrift stores or works at the shop read more

This is a cute little thrift shop. I always stop in anytime I'm in the North Shore. The atmosphere is really good and I've never come across a rude employee during my many times shopping there. Everything is super clean, and they only select nice things to sell. Just know that because they sift through the clothes before selling them, it's harder to find unique and different styles of clothing you would come across in other thrift shops. Still definitely recommend finding a nice shirt, dress, or jeans there. read more

I love all of the Northside Neighborhood House thrift store locations, but this one might be my favorite. Yes, it's very small, but I have found some really great deals here. Also, the employees are always super friendly and nice. read more

Ok. I do like this store. Proceeds go to a great cause. Everyone please make donations to Northside Neighborhood House thrift store. They need more thing desperately. Shop in there just about every week. Only draw back is a $10 limit on credit card or debit card purchases. You know $6 dollar sell minus credit card fees of about .29 cents is still an increase in sales of $5.69. I have walked out probably 10 plus times with nothing due to this rule. But please go check it out just have cash on you when you go so you can take the treasures home you want. If you are wanting to make a movie room they have several rows of awesome theater seats in excellent condition in the Dayton Blvd store. Go check them out. read more