Nice sized thrift store on the south side. They mainly have women clothes. They do have some…read morehousehold items, books and toys. The prices are very low which is nice. Some of clothes are not the best shape but you can find some good stuff. The staff worker was very nice

This store is pretty small. It did have women's clothes and also dishes, craft items and other…read moresmall items for the home. I saw some handbags in the front of the store as well. The prices were low at $1.99 for adult clothes and $0.99 for kids clothes. They do not have a dressing room to try on clothes. I did not find anything on this trip that I had to have.

Easy drop off to very friendly staff. They always seem happy to get new items. I only take…read moreserviceable items to drop off. They will let me know if there are things that they don't really need or want. I haven't run across those things very often.

Cora's is a small thrift shop in downtown Rockville across from the Courthouse. We were drawn in by…read morea display of books out on the sidewalk marked free. Cora was turning over inventory and having sales. The books and games were free to make space inside. The clerk was friendly and welcoming. She described the sales and invited us to look around. The store is filled with a mix of vintage items and household items, many of which have seen better days. The aisles were cluttered during our visit, as she was reorganizing merchandise. Prices on the nicer vintage items were high, I thought. But then the sale items were downright cheap. We didn't find anything that we needed. There is free parking in front of the store on the square.

This place is so cute and the owner is awesome to talk to . I wanted to buy everything in there!…read more Maybe I'm out of touch with vintage reality, but I do feel the prices were very high. However, this makes me feel like you would get a good deal on your items if you had something to sell her though. If you like vintage, it's worth a stop in. If you're wanting to sell anything vintage, she take anything early 1990s and before, including sports and military. So clean out your/your parents closets and head on over.

Check out this Independence Day window display! You can find more really cool stuff through that…read moredoor. We were wandering around Fountain Square and came upon this irresistible window and had to go in and check it out. I am so glad that I did. Like most Vintage shops there isn't much the bigger woman but the clothing accessories are such a treat to look at and enjoy. Places like this make me want to put on a play set in the past and go to town in this shop outfitting everyone. The clerk was very welcoming and knowledgeable. The displays in the store were very cool as well. We will definitely be back.

They sell houseplants here! They're at the entrance of the store in little cups. Some of them look…read moremore like starters and clippings, but still, you can take home a little plant friend for about $1. Other than the plants, I didn't really find much about this Salvation Army that impressed me. There are a lot of clothes, and there is a separate section with higher-end clothing that cost more than the other clothes. There are lots of shoes here, too. The walls are lined with housewares and other random things for the home. They were even selling some vintage rock posters.

Online the time they accept donations was incorrect. I loaded up my car with nice/new kids clothes…read moreand head over. I get out, get a bag out and head to the door. A man comes out and says "the website is wrong. it's an hour off. we stopped taking donations for the day". "we don't control the website, it's up in Indy". So they can't call Indy and have them punch in a correct time? obviously everyone there knew because I didn't get a chance to say anything about the website. People don't want to go back and unload at home and come back days later. I went straight to goodwill and they have a drive-thru and came out and took everything.

Such a neat store with neat finds. Bob Seger records, cassette tapes, guitars, handmade candles…read moresoaps, and handmade crocheted plant holders are a few things they have. They had so many neat furniture pieces, jewelry, and one of a kind items. Very eclectic! Check the weekends they will be open. A picture of the hours in the photos area of this business. It's worth it to take a visit. The owners are very friendly and helpful!

This store is super cute and has so many unique and vintage pieces. Such a neat find!read more

Thanks to fellow Yelper, Richard P., I found this little thrift store, which is in the basement of…read moreSt. Paul's Episcopal Church. The thrift store is opened to the public and sells mostly clothes (women's, men's and children's ) and shoes, with also a bit of vintage jewelry and women's accessories. I like rummaging through thrift stores and looking for unique vintage items. The volunteer staff is super friendly and helpful. Changing rooms are available to try on clothing. The small shop is well organized. Prices are very reasonable and proceeds benefit the food pantry. Jewelry was marked half price during my visit. I found a stunning artisan necklace, which I regret not buying. The shop is located behind the church and there is plenty of parking. The shop maintains the same hours as the adjacent food pantry, so the hours vary.

I was fortunate to be able to catch the soft opening of Second Treasures, a thrift store opening up…read moreon a part-time schedule as part of Second Presbyterian Church's missions program. Second Treasures will be open about 10 hours a week with a particularly focus on supporting the needs of its Washington Township neighbors. It's patterned after the church's popular Bazaar and Clothing Sale and will support the work of the church's Women's Ministry. A good majority of the items are donated by church members and will be staffed by volunteers from the church. It's located at the North end of Second's Mission Suite (outside the Northside Food Pantry). The thrift store is opening to the public on Tuesday, April 23rd, and will be open on Tuesdays (12-3pm), Wednesdays (3:30-6:30pm), and Saturdays (9:30am-12:30pm). I was pleased with the items available and the prices at which they were marked. Clothing, of course, is quite popular here and there are items for men, women, children, etc. While you won't mistake this non-profit, church-based thrift store for one of the behemoths in terms of selection, this is a really cool idea for a great cause. Today's soft opening/open house was a great chance to get a feel for everything to be offered and how it all will work. Cash and credit cards are accepted. In terms of accessibility, there's plenty of accessible parking and doorways are pretty decent. This is on the first floor and accessibility should not be an issue. 5-stars might be a tad generous given the simplicity of the project, however, I'm always a fan of true non-profit, mission-based efforts and I'm anxious to see this one grow and truly support the Washington Township area.

The Gray House opened in July 2023 in Brownsburg, which sits in front of the Premier Arms Gun Shop…read moreon 267. The consignment shop is two floors of unique and affordable items ranging from furniture, candles, jewelry, clothing, vintage pieces, lighting, barrels, and even Marvel characters. You never know what you'll find. The shop has items inside and on the wrap around porch (weather permitting). Now that Christmas is over, the spring items and more home decor are coming back on the shelves. Some vendors are having Christmas item sales to take advantage of. The owner is warm, friendly, and helpful. If you're looking for a specific type of item, be sure to ask. Stop in and check out The Gray Shop. Parking lot next to shop.

From the owner: You never know what you might find, from vintage to modern clothing / furniture, home decor,…read moreflowers, soap, oils. 45's 7 Albums Something for everyone

I absolutely love this thrift store! The selection is always fantastic -- everything is clean,…read morewell-organized, and easy to browse. You can tell the owner really cares about the community and takes pride in the store. Prices are low (and often a steal!), and I always leave with a treasure or two. Whether you're looking for clothes, home décor, or just something unique, this is the place to go. Friendly service, great finds, and such a welcoming atmosphere -- highly recommend! I love the 50 cent bins

At Tosha's One Of Everything you will find one of everything. She has kids toys to end tables. She…read morehas new and lightly use clothes to light fixtures and more. And you have to check out her bargain bins. Everything in the bins are priced $1, $2, $3, and $5 respectively. There are some really great deals in the bins, as well throughout the rest of the store. While I was visiting Tosha's shop she also mentioned that she has the equipment to build balloons arches for graduation parties, baby showers, and basically anything you can throw a party for. She provide great service with a friendly smile and is willing to find whatever you need if she doesn't have it. You really need to stop in and check this little gem of a shop in the small town of Bowling Green, Indiana out.