Visiting Jekyll, I was in need of extra baking dishes for Xmas dinner. Every year our rentals never…read morehave enough so this year I hit the numerous thrift stores around town to not waste money on items I plan to leave or donate anyway. First, such sweet people work/volunteer here! All of the ladies were welcoming and hospitable. They were even giving out bags of holiday candy. This is a decent sized store with tidy organization and clear departments. I only looked through bakeware as that's what I needed but they had a lot of clothes downstairs and a separate formal wear department upstairs. In another room downstairs are housewares, decor, toys, sporting items, and all other misc stuff. I got help from the ladies on the floor and I did find a baking dish I could make work for my holiday chocolate rum cake. At checkout, they helpfully informed me of all the happenings surrounding the store and sweetly discussed the resident betta fish on the counter with my son. A very positive vibe, and kind welcoming people.

A variety of things available in the store. Store was clean and well kept. Staff was very…read morefriendly.

Outstanding vintage shop in Georgia. This place is packed with treasures - great prices and great…read moreselection. They have several staff members working and they are all very friendly and have that southern hospitality and charm. If you want to pick up a fun item for your home or as a great souvenir, Rummage is the place to go!

As a consignment store rather than a thrift store, Rummage distinguishes itself by having more…read moredecorative pieces and more vintage items with some antiques. They do not carry basic housewares, which is what I was seeking on my visit to supplement my JI rental house's kitchen, but we took a little time to look around just the same. Store is tidy and arranged nicely. Owner is very friendly and sociable, ready to answer any questions and tell all she knows about the provenance of any piece. Items were eclectic and vintage. I grew up with true 100+yo antiques passed down over generations and was taught a lot about old things. I'm versed in 20thC vintage items from my own curiosity and collections over the years. The merch I saw at Rummage is fun and vintage (mostly 1990s to now on my visit). However, you never know what may end up here as a consignment shop, so it's always evolving. Prices were mostly on par with eBay if you include shipping. If there is a home decor item you need it is worth a look.

Downtown Brunswick on a Sunday is slow, but this sweet little antique shop was open and the manager…read morehad cookies near the front of the store! shopping and a cookie- heck yeah!!! John found a Richard Scarry children's book in French and quickly called his sister to see if she wanted it for our niece. Next find was a Boy scout handbook from dad's childhood! I found some sweet bells, but when I spotted the giant jug under a table I held my breath as I turned it over and saw the name Dover- Seagrove! The tag was labeled as such- 1987 Seagrove pottery- score! I snapped pictures and took the jug home too- already sent photos to my friends in Seagrove, I know the family studio it was made in! How cool- to find it in Brunswick, Ga! Great prices too- John and I both bought from the same booth!!!

I'm in my happy place at antique & consignment shops, and this spot is no exception!…read more Oh my, what can you find here? A lot! Antique and vintage finds include framed art & prints, furniture, oriental rugs, lamps, all sorts of housewares, limited vintage clothing, crystal, vintage Playboy magazines, books and so much more! Some items are priced high while others are more reasonable. As always when shopping stores like this ask if the dealer will give a discount. Today was our lucky day because we were given discounts on our purchases!

Donation drop-off set-up looks really easy. Cars just drive through the lot and someone is…read morecurbside ready to take things. This store's location is closest to the islands. Visiting Jekyll, I was in need of extra baking dishes for Xmas dinner. Every year our rentals never have enough and it's not worth transporting fragile bakeware 800mi to cook one meal. My quest turned into a curiosity to just seek out each thrift store to review so I know where to go next time this happens at my rental house. The associates at Hello Goodbuy were not friendly, neither greeting us when we walked in, nor when I asked if they knew if they had any bundt pans. Everyone had a southern accent and was white. We felt seen as outsiders, as happens in certain places around here. Intended or not, they came off like that kind of place. There were a lot of clothes and other knick-knacks, and some furniture. It was organized but felt very cramped and things were outdated in a worn 5-10yo way, not a cool vintage way. I left after a look at a small section that had anything resembling bakeware. Not much for kitchen, and nothing I needed. I always appreciate the mission of a thrift store, but this one felt so fundamentally (unwelcoming) different from ones like Gather or Goodwill where I saw all kinds of people shopping, and I felt very uncomfortable.

This is a great place for donations whether you're donating or looking to get some 'good buys'‼ How…read moredo I know? I've donated quite a few items that my family no longer used &/or needed. It's just a great place in our community!

Clean , well organized. Nice staff and low prices! Plenty of parking. Have shopped there twice and…read morewill return.

From the owner: Products: Antiques, Collectables, Discounted Items,…read moreHousehold Items, Secondhand Items, Thrifted Clothing, Used Clothing, Used Furniture, Vintage Services: Bargain Store, Boutique, Charity Shop, Resell Store, Thrift Store Locations Facts: Located near the Winn-Dixie

This store is jam-packed with antiques, thrift, clothing, jewelry, home decor, shoes, etcetera. I…read moredidn't find anything I wanted, but prices were reasonable.

From the owner: Retro Products, Unique Products, Vintage Products, Handmade Products, Local Products, Consignment,…read moreAntiques, Women-Owned. Products: Art, Books, Clothing, Custom Artwork, Custom Car Tags, Custom Cups, Custom T-Shirts, Designer Handbags, Furniture, Handbags, Handmade Soaps, Home Decor, Jewelry, Kids' Clothing, Kitchenwares, Knives, Records, Retro Toys, Seasonal Items, Shoes, Toys, Vintage Electronics, Wooden Signs, Glassware. Services: In-Store Shopping, Local Book Author, Local Vendors, Parking, Local Artist, Online Shopping. Brands: Vera Bradley. Location Facts: We are located next to Ned Cash & Associates Jewelers with a big clock outside

I go to the St. Vincent de Paul Store in Lawrenceville, GA. The prices are great. The employees are…read morehelpful and friendly. I have bought name clothing that looks new and sometimes clothes with the tags still on them at ridiculously low prices. I purchased furniture I could never afford otherwise and new in the box kitchen ware. Shopping here greatly helps me live on my social security.

This store is a great organization for inexpensive but good stuff. Try to get there frequently.read more

An amazing selection at unbeatable prices! Everyone was so nice and all the proceeds go to help a…read morelocal animal shelter. Win-win!

This store was very clean and well organized. The staff was very friendly. Glad that they help…read morethe animal shelters of the area!

Gather Thrift and Cafe is what it says, a thrift store attached to a cafe. The cafe was closed…read morewhen I visited but I did experience the store. The store was laid out well, clothes right inside as those are always a big draw at thrift shops. Beside clothes are electronics and furniture. Beyond that are housewares, toys, and other misc items. All departmented, well organized and tidy. Visiting Jekyll, I was in need of extra baking dishes for Xmas dinner. I found one here as well as carved wood piece to add to an art project I'm working on, a sculpture to donate to a charity auction I help, and a $1 Wild Republic stuffed owl that I actually had in my Amazon cart for $30! At checkout I met another Philly native who was very positive and friendly. He informed me more about the store and its functions, and made me feel very welcome and appreciated. Very good experience! I will return on another trip.

An amazing coffee shop. There's plenty of comfy seating & tables both upstairs and downstairs. They…read morehave seasonal drinks and change up their menu frequently. Their food portion sizes are a bit small for the price. Also, there is an entire thrift shop co-located with the coffee shop. I recommend taking a look through their items while you're there. Everything is very reasonably priced.

This ReStore store is so much more laid back and real than many near me in Philly. They don't have…read morebox store donations, it's all organic from local donations, which means things get re-used instead of wasting resources on more new sh!t to eventually clog our trash piles. They had a little of everything here. I didn't see tile or flooring like I do at home, but it may be hit or miss. They had tubs, toilets, sinks, vanities, doors, windows, home decor, furniture, lighting, etc. They had more household goods than I see at other stores, so it's a thrift shop too. The staff is very friendly, and helpful. They had 30% off the first week I was there, and 40% off the next week when I returned. I was told the manager usually does a whole-store sale instead of rotating department-only sales like at home. That was great! Items looked fairly priced to me. Some seemed high, some were great deals, but overall a fair price. Remember that manager discount really makes it a much better price too! I saw a lot of cool games, sport items, and some of the light fixtures were awesome and I wish I'd driven down to take them home. I'm sure there are different great finds every time you visit. We visited to check it out to compare to ones at home, and I was surprised to see a few toys, which my son immediately begged to get. First thought was they can't go home on the plane, but for $1 to get a sturdy big bucket ($5 new at Walmart), and $1 for a tractor trailer truck... minus 30% off everything in store, came to $1.50 with tax. Why not? We just donated it back at the end of our stay. I also donated the new unused rolls of paper towels, tp, rubbing alcohol, tissues, and excess Easter egg hunt prizes we couldn't take with us. They can always use this stuff in the bathroom or wherever. Just a thought to all the vacation renters nearby who have to leave things behind. I'm sure the cleaning people have seen so much of it they just throw it out, but it could go to a thrift store or food bank in Brunswick.

As a Christian, it is difficult to find areas to DONATE and MAKE PURCHASES to assist others while…read morestanding firm in my faith. We asked about the front sign stating, HAPPY HOLIDAYS. I asked the cashier if they were going to put CHRISTMAS as the season we are celebrating is the HOLIEST OF ALL DAYS. The birth of our SAVIOR. So many stores have we stopped shopping and supporting. I asked if they were going to change because the ckerk answered, "It is not Christmas. Thanksgiving just ended. She said she didn't care if we shopped and donated at other places because we are just ONE CUSTOMER. BUT we are ONE CUSTOMER that share on ALL social media platforms places that do a job and DON'T back down with cultural world views. Not a complaint. Just areas where we have to do BETTER as a COMPASSIONATE COMPANY.