Huge store with tons of items. 70% of the store is clothing while 30% is homegoods, furniture,…read morebooks, etc. They had a ton of large sized artwork and picture frames when I visited which was cool to see. Some of the prices were high for the more popular items like fiestaware. The clothing is immaculately organized by color, but not by size which is a pet peeve of mine, so I didn't look much. However, I had great luck in the homegoods department and will definitely be back when I'm in the area! There is also a bathroom inside and a large parking lot.

This is a huge thrift store - you can legit roam around for an hour taking it all in- pretty good…read moreselections - great prices and the staff is super friendly

RACIST against white people it's actually so insanely obvious. Woman in the fitting room today 11/9…read morearound 2pm was AWFUL. Treating us differently from hispanic customers who were okay to take in more than 5 items, multiple people in the fitting room, etc. but gave my mom sister and I a hard time brining in another set of 5 items. not the first location with this issue of blatant discrimination.

Great stuff, easy looking, every day has different deal. They have a senior day also. I especially…read morelike the housewares dept

Typical store layout - very crowded displays / overwhelming at times - be patient if clothing is…read moreyour thing! Plenty but just tightly packed... as usual, items are a bit pricey - not sure why someone would pay 2.99 for a drinking glass when you can stop by Dollar Tree for One half the price but new! Anyway, good stop to poke around in...

Arbitrary pricing. I can understand some new and higher end items are more expensive than the…read moreothers, but these should be tagged as such, as some are in this store. I brought up 2 sweaters and the cashier told me they were $7.99. when I went to pay a different cashier looked at them and said they were $14.99. I told he lr what the previous cashier said, and she clarified that the sweaters were $7.99 AND UP. I got the feeling they were pricing things that weren't tagged on the spot, just by 'looking' at them . Not a good policy for shoppers, if an item is not clearly marked, it should just be the set price

Wow, is all I wanna say the selection of gifts and home furnishings are amazing. Great prices.read more

omg this store is fun, tons of everything! clean. you need to look at every inch because there's…read moreso much beautiful items

Amazing store, always a surprise as you never know what you're going to find. extremely helpful…read moreand knowledgeable staff many who are collectors themselves. i have found prices there are always very reasonable as well. You wont be Disappointed!...Scott Levy

They have a massive collection of things with many vendors. The only issue is getting help, we had…read moresome random lady follow us around and then when we were ready to buy they were nowhere to be found and also some of the things some of the vendors had for sale were grossly overpriced. But overall it's worth taking a look as they have everything from furniture, clothing, art and toys.

If you love Clothing, Shoes, Handbags and some knick knacks St Mary's Nearly New Thrift Store is…read morefor you! They have a Fantastik assortment of NEW & Used clothing. A Brand New Skirt Suit for $10! WOW! Most of the shoes are $2.50 a pair and a nice assortment of handbags for $2.00 - $15. They even have $1 tickets! I scored a Ann Taylor skirt suit for $8.00. I will be back again & again

Great place , very nice clothes and small amount of bric bracket. Friendly people good prices, have…read morespecials every day

One of my favorite places on all of Long Island!! You can find anything here. Toys, records, y2k…read moreand vintage clothes, horror items, autographed memorabilia, you name it!! Everything is priced fair and the owner is the sweetest person! Definitely recommend it here.

Amazing place and the owner is just such a nice a cool person. Great if you like vintage things,…read morethere is so much variety and it is sold at an amazing price.

I had some other errands on the area, so decided to donate a box of books, shoes, and some home…read moredecor to this Savers. Then I wandered into the store. It's very large, and one of the book aisles is partially blocked by chairs, alas. I ended up with more books, three of which I already had, sadly. They don't allow book returns or exchanges, which does suck. I also found some fun old DVD sets, like McHale's Navy and Gilligan's Island. My grandmother was friends with Tina Louise's mother. An odd bit of trivia, lol. Sometimes the pure innocence of old, old shows is relaxing. I also snagged an unusual handkerchief vase. It will work very well for huge flowers like hydrangeas or peonies. Prices are usually fair. There was an entire set of china for $50, and crystal wineglasses were $5 or so for sets of two. One thing that I like about Savers is that they usually price sets together, unlike other chains that price every piece separately. While this can make sense if you only need one, selling in sets is more practical. How often do people need one curtain? The only time that I ever bought one curtain, it wasn't in a thrift. I cut it up and made two cafe curtains. This Savers also has one GIANT advantage over other Savers: you can take the carts out of the store!! Woohoo!! Because I mostly buy books and crystal, this is HUGE. I was delighted. And returned the cart to the store, of course. They had two unmanned registers and the usual self-checkouts. There were four employees chatting by the registers, and when I asked if it was possible to be checked out, a nice man said immediately that he would help me. So while it's disappointing that I already had three of the books, I will just donate them to the Yellow Barn. There is a massive clothing selection, but I don't need any clothes. I did look at some jeans out of curiosity. Prices range from $7 to $15, roughly, depending on brand. I love jeans, but only wear a fairly narrow range of brands. They rarely end up in thrift stores. I did luck out years ago and found a pair of Roberto Cavalli in my size, but that was truly rare.

Savers are super clean and well organized by size and category. Great quality and abundant stock…read moreof clothing, housewares, media, furniture and electronics. Get A 20% discount coupon when you donate for when you spend $100 cumulatively. Tuesday is senior day and get 30 % off!] They have great ways to save. Merchandise quality is excellent!!

This thrift store looks different from the outside versus others I've been to. It almost looks like…read morea lodge to me, and there's this really dated wagon sitting out front... I couldn't help but wonder if it was donated? Did they find it somewhere? Was it already here when they got the place? Hmm... Well, as I pondered this question I went on inside to look around. There's a lot of stuff, but also a lot of fluff. I can seriously never find anything good here when I drop by and this visit maintained the status quo. It's a shame because there are a lot of sections to look through and they were having a huge sale on multiple sticker colors. This of course is a personal taste issue, but it's a bit far off the beaten path from me so I can't justify coming out here unless I'm already in the area. I also don't like how much higher priced some items are here, like I get that they are "nicer" items but the whole point of thrifting is to buy secondhand items at a reduced price, catered to those making a lesser income. This place has lost sight of the concept with multiple premium tags spotted at $100+ pricing out some potential customers out the gate. The workers are great, always willing to help when asked and the sale days are pretty good here though. Overall an alright thrift store, I wouldn't recommend going out of your way for this one though. But if you're in the area, why not? I have also determined that the wagon must have been there already, cause like who would donate that? Andrew Jackson?

The prices are so expensive that you are better off buying new. There is a lot of stuff but only…read morebecause it's too expensive and people don't want to buy it. Workers were rude and the building was run down