I didn't find anything on my first visit here, and will probably never find a designer piece. However it may be good if your looking for vintage. I'll return a few more times. I'd rather look through the older items, than the new junk at GW on Watson Blvd. read more

There are no pros to this place Cleanliness (0/10)- the floors were unclean, it smelled horrible, parts of the ceiling tiles were missing, the shelves were spilling over, items were unclean and filthy, even for a thrift store, this was unacceptable. Staff(3/10)- if you could even identify them. Eventually i figured out that the staff were just wearing everyday clothes, they looked like customers. They weren't wearing matching shirts or uniforms, The workers in the back just kept piling more and more stuff on the already stuffed shelves, they didnt seem to care if it was broken or worked at all. The inventory (1/10)- seriously i understand its a thrift store and everything will not be high quality, but can it at least function and be clean. They had filthy baby car seats that had no straps or buckles, why would they be on the sales floor, shoes smelled horrible, the toy section was in no way safe for kids to be in that area, the furniture looked like it was found on the side of the road awaiting the garbage truck, the electronics section featured completely out of date TV, VCR, cameras, lamp with wiring hanging out and other items that you would fear plugging in the test out. In conclusion, DO NOT ENTER! there is no reason for you to shop here, i have been to other SA locations in the area and they are not like this, some are organized and very clean, but this one makes no sense, if i owned or was store manager over this location i would be embarrassed. The Salvation Army is supposed to be affiliated with the church, with "cleanliness being next to godliness", this location is as far from God as it could possibly get. read more