Used to love coming here. I still do occasionally now. But since they've re-organized things I feel…read morelike their prices have went up drastically. Some items you'll find at a fair price. I just wish they knew what items came in and have sat so they can lower the price but I've seen items there for weeks and the price is still the same and not even marked down to sell. So things just sit. It's fun to find treasures but it's definitely goodwill prices now.

A great resale shop for a great cause. Very organized store with kind individuals. Always have a…read moregreat time looking around. Plenty of parking. I have found some amazing pieces in the store.

Nice antique mall. Liked it because there weren't too many artsy crafts places. Prices seemed…read morereasonable for most part. One booth is all clocks. Though his/her Prices were spot on. Didn't buy anything, but I would go back if I'm ever back in the area. Nice staff too.

They moved to Webster, at the corner of 45 and NASA Rd. It's a large place with a lot to look at…read more It's made up by multiple vendors. It's clear that some source their goods from local estate sales. As an avid estate sale shopper, I have recognized items. One vendor features a framed print that was $65 at an estate (or perhaps half that if they bought it last day) and they are trying to sell for $175! Absurd and outrageous! You can see my photos for an example.

My daughter and I have been in the store probably 5 times. She wants to go every time she visits…read more The girl/lady with the short dark hair at the register is not nice. Stares. No hello. Feel like we're an inconvenience. My daughter used the sanitizer that was in FRONT of the counter. Looked like for customer use. Then the lady grabs it and puts it behind the counter. Get a grip. I know people have it tough but we are no exception. Put your friendly pants on or go work where you don't deal with the general public.

I was there yesterday. After sunning on the beach I visited the store on the way home. I picked a…read morepillow case with a one dollar label and a small face towel with a label 2 dollars. (1.99) I waited on a line and I was talking on the phone when my turn came. The worker told me 6 dollars please. I was like What? How comes two plus one makes six? Since when? Please watch your receits and pay attention because they will screw you intentionally. I have been in stores like this before. If you do not have the habit to check your receit, youre a victim. I was going to be. So I left the towel and the pillow case and I complained to the manager. I did not buy anything. I was angry because of the phone call but I was twice angrier at the casheer. Was it a mistake? I do not think so.

My sister and I stopped by here on the recommendation of our pastor's wife. We were looking for…read moresome blankets, curtains, tablecloths - large fabric items that could be used for making costumes for a Christmas program. This bright blue building is easy to spot, but you may not realize what it is if you're not looking for it. The parking lot fills up quickly and they are limited on spots, but they seemed to be pretty steady with the come and go flow that made finding a spot manageable. Upon entering the building via ramp that leads up from two sides, you see that there are many rooms with different items in each. As this is clearly an old house, you go to different rooms to find different items. We didn't peruse through everything since we had my toddler in tow, but walking through to the very back room we took a quick look throughout and it seemed to all be organized and well kept. There were people actively sorting through new donations and plenty of people available if you needed help or had questions. I believe the people working are all volunteers, and you could tell they were happy to be helping. While we didn't really look everywhere, the prices that we saw were very good and I would gladly pay the low prices for the good quality items. We only left with one item, and I'm pretty sure they only take cash, but we were in an out in no time. They even had a box of items that they let my son pick from. He chose a little kids meal book and he enjoyed looking at it in the car once we left. Just a heads up, the hours are extremely limited. I believe they're only open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 10AM-3PM, but if you can make it in those times, it's worth checking out.

I was tired of donating to a certain big chain donation store as their prices have gotten…read moreunreasonable so I looked up other places I could donate to and found The Shepherd's Nook. They do have limited hours but I believe they are run off volunteers. I decided to check out the store since I was going to be there to donate anyway and found their prices to be very reasonable. A wide selection of items to choose from such as clothes, shoes, bags, glassware, books, decor, etc. They do not sell big appliances or furniture pieces. The drop off is very easy. As it was my first time I had to ask staff what to do with my donations and they instructed me. They have a garage style door and during their business hours you just take your donations and leave them with the other donations outside. The ladies inside were very nice. The store was nicely laid out and organized. You can tell they take consideration as to what is put out. It is not damaged junk as we're seeing more and more at other donation stores. I will be back when I have more time to look around. I did leave with a purchase and am excited to rummage through next time.

Fecal matter on the wall of the men's restroom's handicap stall. Similar to the Domino's in League…read moreCity, there is a bizarre affinity for autism. I say this because there's a sticker that says autism and could not get mgmt to remove it.

Ok I'm not above thrift shopping. Especially when jeans are so expensive and after surgery I've…read morelost a lot of weight and have no clue if it will stay off (I'm trying!) or even what size I wear! So off to the Goodwill. It's actually a pretty nice one with tons of clothes, shoes, purses, furniture and yes jeans! Brand new jeans, old jeans, fancy name brand jeans, no name jeans... You do have to search. They try to keep all the sizes together but they get mixed up do be prepared. But if you thrift a lot, you know! I was with hubby so couldn't spend all day like I wanted to but it's ok I'll be back! We got 2 pairs of jeans, 1 blouse and a pair of shorts for hubby and spent like $25. Booyah! Saving the money! I do have clothes to drop off so I will for sure be back!

I met Brooke's boutique on the whim while I was in the area for another appointment. I stopped in…read moreand Brooke was there and was extremely helpful and friendly. She has a good variety of styles mid to high end but great prices, and lucky for me I found something for myself. While there I learned about her FabDash pickup. I happened to have a large amount of clothes to get rid of and I was able to consign majority of them with her. She picks it up from your door step. It's such a great program.

I love everything about this Bouquet! I've bought and sold…read moremany items here for years. Great shopping area and easy parking, great window decor and wonderful owner who is the sweetest person ever!!

This shop truly is a Hidden Gem! My daughter and I came for a short getaway, and shopping on the…read morestrand is always a fun adventure. This store is ran by the nicest young lady, her prices are very reasonable, and there was so much to look at. We will definitely be back

So much stuff here to wander through. Well organized and clean. Excellent prices. If you like…read morelooking through nice random stuff you'll love it. Clothes, decor, books... one of my new must hit shops when on the island.