This is an interesting thrift store! It's a little dim and Dingy looking on the inside, but I found…read moremen's silk ties for a dollar apiece. I also found name brand only slightly used men's dress shirts for two dollars each! It's a treasure trove if you don't mind digging through items. There were some lovely China sets And other kitchen items. If you are a true Thrifter, you need to add this location to your rotation.

I love this place. I make miniature things and find a lot of nice things here. I love to re-purpose…read moreand I love giving to help others.

Love me a good thrift shop because Goodwill is not thrifting anymore. This place has character, and…read morethe staff is very accommodating and friendly! Items are not over priced and they run sales and specials. Also will hold items with a credit card. Definitely recommend!

my boyfriend and i went thrifting today- this is the first place we went. it's honestly overpriced,…read morenothing really stood out to us. others might enjoy it and find something there, but just wasn't for us!

The owners are really nice and there's a lot if great stuff here, including furniture for your…read morehome. If you buy a lot of stuff, the owner will cut you a deal too! We found a couch and chair for 200! Everyone thinks it's brand new!!! I definitely like this store and buy often!

Owner is so nice! I have bought and consigned many things here! Great used funiture and toys!read more

We wandered in here and were surprised at the large selection and AMAZING prices! Very very…read morereasonable for nice furniture and art. Bonus points for great air conditioning and clean space.

If you're looking for AI slop to hang on your walls, this is the spot!! Both locations are…read moreabsolutely riddled with it.

RIDICULOUS PRICES Used to be a great place we frequented…read moreweekly. Not anymore. The last few times we went their prices were so ridiculously stupid. Such a shame. I won't even donate here anymore.

The prices are stupid expensive for items that are donated. I'm assuming that each Restore gets to…read moreset its own pricing because who is going to pay $7 for a used two-hole paper punch?

What a blast it is to go shopping at vintage shops. There's never a shortage of cool finds to look…read morethrough. Ageless is no different and had plenty of clothes to sort through. Upon entrance, the staff was very helpful in potentially pointing me in the right direction. I told them what I was looking for and they immediately searched through their database to see if they could show off some pieces. As I looked through some of their clothes, they came to me with some of the pieces that matched what I was in search of. Unfortunately, they weren't really a match but I kept shopping anyway. I ended finding a couple shirts that I really liked. I was able to try the clothes on to see if the fit was good. I decided to go ahead and purchase two shirts. I was all in about $50 for two shirts, but the prices can range heavily based on which themes of clothing, especially winter clothing. When checking out, the owner was very kind in talking with me. He even gave me some other shop recommendations more local to me up in Charlotte. They sent me on my way with a solid tote bag and some stickers. The personal touch is always so refreshing to see in a world where some much shopping is done online. I'm so glad I found this place and I look forward to returning when I'm in need of some more shirts.

This place is 2weeks new. Fun find through Soda City. Great selection of clothing and shoes plus…read morememorabilia and more. Greeted by Anton one of the owners super nice and helpful. Prices are reasonable. Good deals! Buy Sell Trade here.

The customer service was great, very helpful and sweet There…read morewas a lot to pick from and most of the booths had discounts the day I went so I got even more than I planned originally!

This place is clean and bright, with a ton of little booths. Lots of treasures, but I'm not sure I…read morewould refer to the prices as thrifty.

I was pleased with courteous Silver Jewelry Repair,…read more An Antique 1920's watch repair, and Advice on a display stand.

This wonderful little family owned & operated jewelry store did a fantastic job repairing my…read morehusband's watch, which had been broken for years. The owners (a kind husband & wife duo) welcomed me as soon as I walked in, even though I was a bedraggled mess, having rushed over straight from the car wash in my least polished outfit to make it before they closed. Despite my appearance, they treated me like a VIP & were happy to help. One watch just needed a new battery, but the other required a delicate repair. The cost was far less than I expected & they had the work completed in half the time they expected, which was already reasonable. The store is small, but is clean, well stocked with a wide selection, especially for its size. If they don't have the item you're looking for, they are willing to order it as long as one of their vendors carry it, and the pricing is quite competitive as well.

I've been donating to the Salvation Army for years. They have always been friendly. They helped my…read moreson by giving him a job and getting him back into the work force. I believe they have valuable services.

Just experienced the most ridiculous and hateful transaction between a woman & the cashier at this…read morestore. The woman was trying to buy a purse that she picked up from the hanging wall and when she went to the cashier the cashier decided that it was not marked for "enough money". After the cashier checked several places inside the purse to see that there was more than one sticker price, all with the same price, on it she then insinuated that the woman took the purse from the back storage area that is closed off to customers!! Wow, just wow. I promptly put my few items down where I stood & walked out. I will not return because there is no charity that should allow their personnel to treat customers in that manner. Sad society when donated items are priced then Salvation Army personnel decides they want the item & raise prices at the register. The older gentleman that was working the door for donation drop-offs seemed dumbfounded when he heard the cashier insinuate that the woman was taking product out of the back room. Makes you wonder if the cashier will walk out with the product tonight when she leaves.