literally my all time fave thrift everything is fairly priced and they have half off and fill a bag…read moresales often which makes it even better i almost wanna gate keep this place because its that good but most of there profits go to puppies in need so i gotta let everyone know!!! on top of that that staff are the nicest people ever. never once had a bad experience here!!! 1000/10 i love rewar thrift

A great store for an amazing cause! All of the proceeds go straight to an animal rescue. This…read morenon-profit thrift store has so many various items from home decor, lamps, clothes, books, records, cds, vhs tapes, tons of kids' clothing and more! I was looking for something specific and asked for some help, the person working there was more than happy to help me. I got a lot of things for a wonderful price! When I went, it was 50% off most items in the store. I love thrift stores and I am so glad I found this hidden gem in Oakland.

This was my first time visiting Cheap Maggie's, and the experience was a mix of curiosity and…read morecaution. When I first walked in, I went to the side of the store that has shoes and miscellaneous items. The floor in that section was noticeably dirty, and there was a damp smell in the air, which made me uncomfortable enough to move on quickly. The other side of the store was much better and had most of the clothing. They have a men's section and a women's section, along with racks labeled for certain brands. Some racks weren't labeled at all, so you really have to take your time and look through everything individually to find pieces that stand out to you. Toward the back of the women's side, there's a shoe area, plus a children's section, lingerie, and hosiery. There's definitely a lot to browse through if you're in the mood to hunt for deals. I ended up finding a T‑shirt, a top, some trouser socks, and a couple of men's ties. I didn't see a large amount that I personally wanted to purchase, but there were a few decent finds. The store attendant -- possibly the manager -- was extremely pleasant and gracious. They offered me 10% off my total since it was my first visit, which I really appreciated. Would I return? Possibly, but more for a few small pieces rather than a full shopping trip. It's the kind of store where you might find a gem if you're willing to sort through a lot of inventory.

I went to the Cheap Maggie's in Gillette, NJ. I will start by saying that do not come to cheap…read moreMaggie's expecting thrift shop prices because you will not get that. I believe cheap Maggie's is a store where they purchase overstock products and sell them in their store for a discounted price. For example they had UGG shoes on sale for $59.99. I purchased a timberland belt for $17.99. My mother brought a three items and she was given a $10 discount on each item and she paid a total of $114.97 for three items. Overall, I'm assuming the prices are fair because they are cheaper than what you would purchase them for at the actual store that they come from. I saw items from stores like Lululemon, American Eagle, UGG, and Bloomingdale's. I feel like you could find some cute items here you just have to take the time to actually look through the racks. As for the sizing I felt like I saw a lot of smaller sizes. I saw some large sizes but not many XL. Also, I don't recall seeing any plus sizes.

Really nice, Smaller selection but great stuffs! They also have records! I was buying a bunch of…read morethem and I got one on a major discount!

Friendly customer service. Good selection. Prices won't break your piggy bank…read more Could be a bit more organized.

no tooooo expensive I'll stick with red White and Blue quality items lesser prices Thise girls up…read morestairs don't know what they are doing at all

I never go home empty handed. The helpful staff created a pleasant shopping experience!read more

I came here to donate clothes and furniture. Upon entering, the store is very well organized and I…read morecould actually see myself shopping here. I've been trying to consider thrift stores more so this would be a great place to start. However, I did bring in a car load of clothes and a van of furniture and they took everything. They were very nice people and I didn't mind giving them my Dear Mother's items considering they are helping others.

Hana Mission may not look like much from the outside, but it is a two-level thrift store with a…read moregreat selection of clothes at very reasonable prices. It is definitely not a luxury or high-end thrift store, but it is a great option for those who don't care much about designer labels and want to find good condition clothing and house items at a fraction of what you would pay elsewhere. The styles may not be the most fashionable or up-to-date, but a smart fashionista should have no problems creatively picking out pieces that will work for her (or him). With all the suspect donation trucks out there that supposedly goes to 'help' Veterans when a little digging shows poor stewardship of their donations and money, Hana is a great alternative. The thrift store is run to support their work in Paterson and other low-income areas, and to programs for substance abuse or at-risk children, a fact that some of their employees are rather proud of for good reason. I would rather my donations go to support local communities than the pockets for people who create 'non-profits' for their own gains. I recommend supporting this thrift store either with your money or with your donations.

Fun store to look through! There are some gems but you have really go through the inventory. There…read moreare cheaper thrift stores but they have a nice assortment of furniture. The clothing choices are in the early 2000s to 2010s. There are some more vintage pieces but not as varied as opposed to a place like savers. I would come back if I'm in the area. It's right across the street from a park too!

If you're a seasoned thrift shopper then yes some of the prices can make you rethink your picks if…read moreyou wanna grab it, but I also believe some items like the clothing is priced fairly. They had a great mix of clothing that can be vintage and somewhat new. And I was impressed with their home decor which was all neat and organized. This one does have a lil second floor which was cool. And parking was easy with them having spots up front or the park next to it. Overall I would come back if I was close by and had time to dig and find my treasure.

I was in the area to check out a café and obviously if I see Goodwill, I'm going to check it out. I…read morefound some great things in here, but was a little sad that they got rid of the special discount on labels with blue/green/purple/yellow. Bring your own bags and/or newspaper to wrap up anything breakable as they don't provide that. I'd return if I were in the area again.

I wanted to update my review for this location because my recent experience was a night-and-day…read moredifference from the past. Previously, I found the service lacking and the employees weren't very professional or kind. However, my latest visit completely turned things around! Before heading over, I called ahead to confirm their hours, and the gentleman on the phone was incredibly nice and helpful. I ended up visiting toward the end of the day, and the entire staff on shift was warm, laid-back, and super accommodating. The store itself wasn't perfectly organized, but to be completely fair, it was the Saturday right after a busy holiday weekend, so a bit of chaos is totally understandable given the foot traffic they must have had. I always like to keep my reviews up to date so other shoppers get an accurate picture, and I'm really happy to report that the customer service has significantly improved. I'll definitely be back!

The Service is amazing. The selection and the product are…read moreso great. The value is good and the prices are great

My daughter and I have been going to thrift stores for many years and this is one of the best by…read morefar....I want to stress that their prices are very affordable, not purposely inflated. Assortment is incredible and the owners are there and friendly and helpful. It's worth the extra miles we put on our car to visit this store. Thank you for an honest business!

Originally stopped it with intentions of donating a bag of items. When I entered a nice woman by…read morethe name of Janice explained that while they do take donations, they were a consignment shop offering 60% of the sold price! Store is super clean and the staff of volunteers are very nice. They had a ton of great items-a lot of designer brands too! Highly recommend you stopping by and supporting a great cause which benefits the Mt. Pleasant Animal shelter.

Great variety, clean, lots of new items. Helpful staff and best of all it helps shelter animals.read more

Amazing just a great selection! Great prices also! Very happy I went and will go back!read more

Overall A - Just have a strategy and you'll have a great day…read more This is my thrift store of choice, but I only go when I have no time limit. I agree with the other Jennifer L.--, wandering a massive thrift store is practically a sport. For me AT is a guilt free pleasure and well deserved break from work. Parking: Avoid the small lot during peak times. Park on the street or in the lot across the street. Pricing: Yes, prices are creeping up, but that's the case for all thrift stores, and this is a for-profit store. I do see some weird "Wheel of Fortune pricing" on random items (like Corning Ware or Vince clothing), but I just let it go. There are still deals to be found, and they are replenishing items all day long. Discounts & Bags: Look at the monitors to see what is 50% off, or snap a pic of the today's sales sign on your way in. A note on shopping bags: yes, they make you check them in. Bring a huge blue IKEA bag, check it in, get your ticket, and grab a cart. Carts disappear fast on busy days. Dressing Rooms & Bathrooms: There are 3 fitting rooms and 2 bathrooms. They will ask you to park your big shopping cart outside because it's a cramped setup, and there is a 5-item max allowed in the fitting room at a time. The Elevators: They are not broken; they are just slow. It's an old factory building, and the elevators are shared with the staff who are restocking all areas all day long. It just requires some patience. The One Change I'd Make: I wish they would hang up some mirrors--at the very least near the coats or scarves. It would save so many extra trips back to the dressing room. Checkout: The line to pay ebbs and flows. It can be winding around the store, or it can have four people total. Even when the line looks scary, it does move. The cashiers are friendly; sometimes one might be having an off day, but that is rare.