Amazing prices for baby clothes. We are expecting a little girl in January. Stocked up today on…read moresome clothes: sleepers, diaper shirts, dresses for very good prices. Signed up for the membership as well, so I will be able to rack up credits to use on future purchases. Selection of items is outstanding. For sure I saved over $120 just today on baby clothes. Omg I love Talize!

I love shopping at Talize I don't even mind driving to Whitby for it from Bowmanville. It's so…read moremuch cleaner than other thrift stores around Durham Region and everything is organized and even the clothing is colour organized. It's awesome !! I also love that each day of the week they have different items on specials.

Location closed mod summer 2025. Where have they relocated?????…read more Had a great selection.

great store waiting for a new location.....hopefully soon.........found plenty of wonderful half…read moreprice items. Also loved senior discount day....hope they come back soon. Nice people.........miss them terribly...very nice people..........

Valid Village Thrift Shop has well-stocked shelves and lots of interesting items. A regular shopper…read morecomes several times a week and spends the hours that staff are stocking shelves, roughly nine to four, grabbing new items. Some stores have a two- or three-hour limit, which might make it fairer for everyone.

Value Village especially the Ritson location in Oshawa is really nice always clean and tidy. I find…read morethey have the best selection of sports bras and craft items

This clothing stall opened on 2023-05-09 in the new Union Market inside Toronto's Union Station…read more They sell vintage clothing and running shoes. The clothes are sold as uni-sex (so they told me). There were a few camisoles. The staff are very courteous. The stall looks very modern but they haven't received their store signs yet. This is the first time they had a physical store. They used to sell over Instagram including holding live auctions. They are a pop-up for 2 months, after which they have the option of extending and also expanding to a neighbouring stall. The place is wheelchair accessible. There are washrooms nearby but not in Union Market. There is very little paid neighbourhood street parking, but there are paid parking lots. Review 2023-130

Great value...found a good suit for $32 that ended up costing me a bit to be fitted but where can…read moreyou get a quality suit for that?

Today I donated a very expensive chair. While the item was kindly being removed from my car i…read moreobserved the following which I find disturbing. There was a huge amount of outdoor wood chairs, perhaps as many as 15. I saw a staff member putting several if the chairs in a walk in dumpster. I asked the staff member assisting me if they were being thrown away. The furniture manager of the store told me too many had been donated and were indeed being thrown away. Im 69, a senior, a widow, on pension, experiencing difficulties with today's economic crisis and managing on our Canadian pension. I asked the manager since he was throwing them away, could I have 2 of these chairs as I could really use them. Remember they are headed for the land fill. I was promptly told NO. I would have to wait until the chairs being kept, we're priced and placed on the sales floor. I have shopped at Value Village a lot. I have recently moved and done a lot of purging of my personal items, several loads full in my SUV. I THINK its time the community find elsewhere to donate items. The prices are getting too expensive. We are being charged sales tax on items donated which was already tax when sold originally. Since we provide the inventory to Value Village and receiving a crap 20 percent discount, the discount for giving inventory should be 40 percent. I wish everyone would get together and set a time period for an organized BOYCOTT to register this is wrong and needs to be corrected. For those who don't know. Clothing that isn't sold is being bundled, sold and shipped to other countries. I have seen glasses and dishes thrown into garbage containers, to be broken since they didn't sell. Value Village need to rethink their policies and procedures.

I love this place! Every visit is like going again for the first time. Amazing selection.read more

This use to be part of the Pickering Flea/Antique market before Covid, so glad they reopened and…read morefound a spot. Yes it is not as large, but still a good indoor activity to look around at some really cool and interesting items. The flea market side is not that good and has very random shops. They have a small onsite bakery, so if you are a bit hungry you can grab a bite.

I loved the layout of the store. It was bright and cheerful. I liked that the staff kept going…read morearound and checking that the racks were kept neat at all times. Great service!

medium sized old location, a bit dark and stuffy but mostly clean, staff was busy putting things in…read moreorder and they were polite and nice to customers who were browsing. inventory is as in other Durham vv's I have been to, you will mostly find no brand/vintage/ ripped off tags items, Ardene, George, Garage, Bluenotes, Reitmanns, super old h&m and zara pieces and if you find an Aritzia piece it will be $13-25. people must be willing to part with items of less value than in the city so you won't see a similar inventory. better than Ajax and Whitby locations for sure and same as Pickering location regarding variety except not renovated. not worth visiting if out of your way, like Talize in Whitby, but if you are local why not drop by few times a month to see what's new. 2.5/5