Clothes sorted by color instead of size? Check!…read moreSnow globes next to religious icons and ashtrays? Check! Full size Barbie dream house for $15 while a 40 year old cassette deck is $79? Check, and check! We must be at World Thrift. There's no ambiance, the customer service is spotty at best, but they sell cold drinks and have an ATM. I'm sold.

Little bit expensive for a thrift shop. But if you have the right color ticket on something there…read moreis a discount. I bought four kids ski suits. Like new!!! Lots to look at. They only accept cash. Which is a pain. But there's an ATM machine in the store. Plenty of parking. No dressing room so wear something that you can slip clothes over. It's a fun place to go on a treasure hunt. Four stars since they only take cash.

Absolute gem of an owner and best second hand clothing shop in the Palm beaches! They don't just…read morehave amazing clothes and prices, they also feature great clothing artists and designers you have never seen the likes of! RUN to visit this shop!

Really cool vintage gothic spot! Really nice vibe and tons of cool decor and props. I really liked…read morethe ambiance and theme. They have a wide curated selection of clothes. Prices have a wide range, most pieces sit at around $30-45 or so, with some older, more luxury vintage pieces sitting at $150-200. Some prices are very steep for the value of the clothes or the quality, but generally they're affordable and reasonable. They have cool pieces and a better size range than most vintage stores. Lots of cool y2k grungy pieces.

As someone who visits this Goodwill at least three times a month, I've noticed that this location…read morehas recently undergone a refresh. The clothing sections have been reorganized by size, making it much easier to browse and navigate each department. I stopped in on a Thursday and was happy to find plenty of the weekly blue-tag specials still available for just $1.49. On this visit alone, I scored four pairs of pants, three shirts, a blazer, and a few household items for less than $40. The staff is always friendly. I was greeted as soon as I walked through the door, and I noticed team members actively informing shoppers about the blue-tag promotion so no one missed out on the savings. This Goodwill feels like a hidden gem. Between the quality of the inventory, the organized layout, and the welcoming staff, it's worth the drive in my opinion. As an added bonus, it's only about five minutes from a great Dominican restaurant, making it easy to turn a thrifting trip into a fun afternoon outing.

We had some time to wait until our Airbnb check-in so when Mrs. K. suggested that we go thrifting,…read moreYelp led us to this Goodwill in WPB. This is huge. Massive selection of clothes that are well organized plus lots of kitchenware, some furniture and entirely too many knee-scooters. Mrs. K. was able to find two new tops that were perfect for Florida in February and I found another pair of shorts because dang, it's just a little warmer here than it is back in North Carolina. Great prices and friendly staff. Five stars! [Review 147 of 2025 - 1934 in Florida - 23713 overall]

Oh no! Finally find this place and there's a sign on the…read moredoor that says: closed until further notice. Looked through the window and the place is packed with stuff. Too bad we won't get to check them out. Will have to let Yelp know...

On a Thrifting adventure today and was disappointed to find that this place is closed and as sign…read morereads, CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

We came across this shop while in the area to visit Palm Beach Vintage and decided to stop in here…read morefirst. This is a donation-based store where the sales of items help those in need. Staff were friendly and greeted us when we came in. For the most part, they let you shop without assistance, unless you ask someone for help. The store carries everything from home decor, furniture, clothing, accessories, shoes, books, entertainment, and kitchenware items. All of the areas were clearly labeled and marked, which makes it easy to find what you are looking for. Personally I didn't buy anything there, but what I did see seemed to be priced very fairly and reasonably. Good option for those on a budget or those looking for items without paying retail pricing. There are multiple designated spots in the plaza labeled for the shop. If you are shopping at other businesses in the area, please be mindful as the signs for Nearly New warn that they will tow people who are not shopping in their store for parking for other businesses.

Was looking forward to visiting this shop after stumbling across a review online and made it the…read morefirst stop of the day. I think it speaks volumes when a place of business, let alone a small local business, does not bother to greet or acknowledge their clientele upon entrance or during any portion of their visit. The woman working looked directly at me shortly after entering and did not even muster a hello. After perusing throughout their store, I realised my presence would not be noted, was not welcomed and felt would rather take my business elsewhere. Customer service and common courtesy still goes a long way - I will not be returning.

This isn't really a review. The one star is just so I can…read moremake a comment. We'd been looking forward to visiting this store. And yelp was still showing it open. But when we stopped by it was empty....and there was a big for rent sign on the window. Sorry to have missed coming here. :(

A great place to find one of a kind gifts! Truly helpful people that really went out of their way…read moreto help. Thank you!

This goodwill outlet bins location was actually super clean compared to others I've been to. Staff…read morewas very nice. Shoppers were under control and not pushy obnoxious like at the Fort Lauderdale location. I found a few good things for a steal including a lovevery baby play mat for my sister in law. I would go back again if in the area! It's located right off of 95 with plenty of parking.

Absolutely no control of the customers Allowing people to physically fight over items or shove…read moresomeone then want to fight when they get called out for it is ridiculous. Goodwill do better. Start tossing out the egregious offenders and it will improve. But highly unlikely to happen. Shoppers beware and be ready to defend themselves.

This is more estate sale stuff of furniture decor and more than a discount thrift store…read more... They describe themselves as "upscale". Everything in this small store is marked and neatly displayed. There's room between most of the items. Price wise it's not bad with some items reasonable and others on the side of a higher priced goodwill -- but better quality. All items seem clean and in good shape. We didn't find anything we liked well enough to buy today, but that's not saying you won't.

Finders Keepers sells a little of everything. My first impression walking in is that they are a…read moresmall store but what they have is very nice and priced to sell. According to their Facebook page they have been in business since 2013. They are estate buyers so their merchandise is always changing depending on what they are purchasing . I have tried estate sales before but it feels like trespassing, going through someone's house that you know just died and picking through their stuff as their photos stare at you from the walls. Of course not everyone has died. Some people just want to sell a household of stuff in bulk before a move. In any case I'd much rather purchase estate items which are usually of a nicer quality than thrift, at a clean store like this. Also you are not having to drive around to multiple addresses. Everything I saw was in great condition. They had furniture, collectibles, mattresses, house hold goods, and even some clothes. If it makes up items in someone's household, they sell it. A wooden T.V.console was only $25. They had some nice knick knack shelves and I am currently studying my walls to see if they will accommodate them.I wanted to know if prices were firm or negotiable but the man who was working was chatting to someone else and I didn't want to interrupt. Although they didn't have a huge amount of items, what they do have warrants a look if you are in the area.

I've been going to this consignment store since I was in college and they were in their old…read morelocation. I really like this new location and I think that they have a great set up. Their items are always super cute and fashionable. The one thing is the old location would have more sales, I feel like and wider variety of clothes. Now it seems to be all higher end fashion, which is great and I'm sure that's what they were going for to begin with. I have come here a couple times to find beautiful dresses for weddings and I actually found one that I love this time for a wedding I have over the summer. The workers are always so kind. And I'm so obsessed with all the unique items they have. One of my favorite shops to go to when I come back into town!

A wonderful consignment shop with great upscale collection...actually my favorite one. Also a great…read moreplace to sell your goodies

These two champagne glasses were together. One priced at $3, the other at $2. Sales person would…read morenot match the $2 price. Why? I can only guess that decision-making ability was not a hiring factor. I've found some good bargains while seeing pricing on some items way too high. One item, for instance, still had a Home Goods sticker price of $24 on bottom. Salvation had it priced at $29. I left all items on the counter and exited.

In 1852, in England, William Booth and his wife Catherine were inspired by the gospel of Jesus…read moreChrist to take their ministry directly to the streets. Rejecting the traditional church pulpit, they preached to those most in need, including the poor, homeless, hungry, and destitute. Despite disapproval from the established church, they trained evangelists across England and, in 1875, returned to London's West End to form the Christian Mission. In 1878, while reading the mission's annual report, William Booth noticed the phrase "The Christian Mission is a volunteer army." He famously crossed out volunteer army and replaced it with Salvation Army. From that point on, converts became "soldiers of Christ" or Salvationists. Their message spread quickly, and today the Salvation Army serves in over 100 countries. The Salvation Army operates churches worldwide, known as Salvation Army Corps, but they are probably best known for their thrift stores. Purchases at these stores fund local emergency relief efforts and programs, including services in Palm Beach County. Many locations also support Adult Rehabilitation Centers, helping individuals combat addiction, and the organization is known for hiring ex-felons. Every donation or purchase directly contributes to meaningful community programs. I discovered this Salvation Army store while driving through Lake Worth. Although the exterior was a bit cluttered with plastic tubs and bikes, the inside was clean, organized, and inviting. Inventory included like-new home goods, small appliances, art, furniture, linens, books, toys, and a large selection of clothing and accessories. Notably, there was beautiful furniture--a wood bed and an intricate wooden buffet table--and even a wedding dress. Thrifting not only helps people save money but also keeps items out of landfills. The Salvation Army welcomes donations of gently used clothing, furniture, household goods, appliances, and even vehicles. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures, everyday essentials, or just browsing for a good deal, this store deserves a spot on your Palm Beach County thrift list.