Very clean and nicely presentable. Shelves are stocked with nice items. Like how they don't crowd everything together so it's easy to see the items without moving things around. read more

Great bargains. Things you need and things you don't need. Staff is do helpful and always kind. read more

Not 5 stars but 5 complaints.... First, everyone needs to read the following regarding Savers on Wikipedia. See the following: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savers Second, every other thrift shop I have been to has thrift shop prices NOT retail or in some cases more than retail prices. This was confirmed in the Wikipedia article. Third, there is a woman at the Newington, N.H. store that has a serious attitude problem. When confronted with items ridiculously priced for a so-called thrift shop, that gets free donations and makes a considerable backdoor profit, she refuses/makes excuses to lower the price and acts like it is coming out of her pocket. (note in Wikipedia major past investors of Savers, like Berkshire Partners aka Berkshire Hathaway owned by WARREN BUFFETT who is worth US$149.6 billion, making him the seventh richest individual in the world) Fourth, they do not check electrical or battery operated items to ensure they work/work properly, then will not refund your money for them. This is ILLEGAL under the Consumer Protection Act, being unfair/deceptive/fraudulent business practices. Every States Attorney General should address all of these concerns. Fifth, English is the official language in the United States. Spanish is the official language in Spanish countries. It is insulting as an American, that Savers has all of it's store announcements in Spanish. read more

Prices have skyrocketed! Might as well go to department stores and buy clearance clothes, mostly cheaper and NEW!

Insane expensive prices for ugly used clothes. They're selling clothing for more than you can buy it new.

So incredibly overpriced. Should be called Spenders. I'm not sure what's going on at this location...it's way off compared to ones in Massachusetts and RI. read more

I have been here a couple of times during the week, can't really say that i have ever seen anything that was worth getting. Once i got a Namdja vase which i think is kind of rare. The area in the back where the furniture is isn't even really worth checking out, it feels like they are just collecting a lot of trash back there. For a larger area with such a large store i would expect them to have more and better selection but they really dont. They have pretty lame selection for the most part and nothing really even worth having a display case for or locking things away. read more

I enjoy bargain hunting and Savers is a neat store to find good bargains. I stopped at this Savers store, adjacent to the Fox Run Mall in Newington very recently. This good sized thrift store is bright, clean and well organized, comparable to shopping at Goodwill and Salvation Army. There's also a community donation center on site and Savers pays its nonprofit partner(s) based on the number of donations it receives (the Epilepsy Foundation in 03/2011). The donated used apparel and merchandise is sorted and priced accordingly to be sold in the store. Savers stocks a great selection of clothing (mostly women's apparel plus some men's and kids), jackets, shoes, as well as a decent selection of used books, music, movies, toys, games, kitchenware, dinnerware, housewares, glassware, old electronics, knick knacks, collectibles, jewelry, and more miscellaneous "loot" in some "peeps" eyes. The apparel racks are organized by size and color scheme, which is helpful. In the back of the store, there were some old tube TVs, DVD players, stereo receivers and blank cassette tapes (I still have some from the 90s). I also spotted some collectible volunteer fire department mugs from Upstate NY, NJ, and FL, don't know how those items ended up so far away. The prices were a bit much for some of the used goods in the store. However, the books prices are pretty reasonable, paperbacks $0.69-$2.99, hardcovers $2.99, children's books & comics $0.69 and magzines $0.29. Buy 4 books, get 1 free. The checkout lines were not bad and I checked out within 3 minutes. I picked up a couple travel books for some good reading and spent under $5. read more

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DISGUSTING customer service. We asked for help and my boyfriend was pushed out of the way and told to stop what he was doing in an extremely rude tone. My boyfriend was PUSHED out of the way. I wasn't able to get the employees names but i am disgusted. They were also just sitting there on their phones not even paying attention. Don't go to this savers. The employees are miserable. read more

Prices are not always consistent. Staff are helpful for the most part and try to rectify any problems. If 2 of the same items are priced differently they fix it and often offer both items for the lower price. As cited before, occasionally you will find something that would be cheaper to buy new somewhere else. Clip boards are a good example. Usually Savers charges $2 for a clip board but Dollar Tree has new ones for $1.25. Clothing with certain types of labels can also be a problem sometimes. Sheer selection options and organization of items are a definite plus which I am grateful for. If one is changing sizes (child, adult losing or gaining weight, etc.) being able to try on and to buy used items for less is extremely helpful. Easy to donate too. Hate the new self serve registers though. read more

This started off as a decent alternative to Goodwill and Salvation Army. Unfortunately they've raised their prices to the point where it isn't fun to shop here anymore. In addition their return policy is terrible... We bought a coffee pot and specifically asked if we could return it if it didn't work. We were told that we could as long as we did so within 7 days. The pot didn't work at all so we brought it back - no returns... All they'll do is to give store credit that has to be used at the time of the return. Very disappointed and will likely never shop here again. read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - Newington, New Hampshire

I love the way they hang and size pants. So smart. I've purchased glassware, yes the prices have gone up, but have you looked at goodwill's prices lately? They're outrageous. You can shop Walmart for less. Getting glass product out of the store is always a challenge. No go sticks on shopping carts. plus pavement cracks if you get a no stick cart. But always worth the effort. It's part of the experience. read more

I don't live near any Savers but can honestly say it's with the drive. Once there it's hard for me to leave and rarely do I go home without a find of the century. read more

They have good stuff and it is in a decent area near other stores. Unfortunately the prices are way to high. I mean you can get a cheaper shirt at TJ Maxx down the road. Every once and a while you can get a deal, but it's a thrift store you think they would lower the prices a tad bit more. read more

Savers - 6.99 is the price on this item. It costs 4.95 at Walmart. Greedy much? - Thrift Stores Near Me - Newington, New Hampshire

Typically I love Savers. I've been to most of them on the East Coast. There used to be fun in finding a lost treasure for a few bucks. Most of my "country kitch" decor are Savers finds. It is this type of store that gives Savers a bad name. It was so dirty and stinky. The clothes we pretty ratty -even for second hand. The decore consisted of 50 porcelain dolls and just as many moldy wreaths. What a disappointment! read more

This location stinks. Literally. Like a cross between an open sewer and the inside of a smoker's trailer. I've loved Savers in the past. I've made 50 mile trips to find Savers. The now defunct Revere location was a gem. This store is something of a disappointment. I've been a handful of times and never found anything good. Between battling throngs of other shoppers, my lack of success and that smell, well, I'm just not going back. If you need me, I'll be at Goodwill or the Salvation Army on Route One. read more

So far I have found two Old Navy maternity dress pants here for $4.99ea and one pair of Old Navy maternity jeans here for $3.99, so it's really a help in that aspect. The only things I'm not a fan of include "that smell", I don't know if it's just me, but I always pick up a strange oder in that place. Also, I've dealt with a few employees less than thrilled to offer service and more interested in carrying on loud conversations about who is "date-able" and who is not. All in all, I'm most interested on the bargins to be had on second hand baby clothes, and enjoy bargain hunting. read more

Stopped here yesterday on the way to the beach. From the front of the store, you will notice isles in straight parallel lines. If you close your eyes you might imagine a sun just about your head and as you walk past each isle the rows will look like a thoroughly planted corn field. Red signs hang from the ceiling to indicate different categories: women, children, men, shoes. Since the isles are clearly marked, it is easy to shop and just go at your own pace. I browsed and picked out a few pairs to try on. I left with a pair of white shorts that will be part of my Charleton Heston/Planet of the Apes costume. They have these white zippers on the side pockets and silver buckles on the reinforced cuffs. Details on such a garment are hard to find on their own, so I am actually still a little awe-struck. They will go great with the NASA jacket that I have yet to find. I found a pair of black hot pants to wear next time I go dancing, and my boyfriend chose a pair of long addidas brand pants, so between us we spent $14. By the time we hopped in the car we were happy with our purchases and both agreed it was a good buying experience. read more

One of the biggest and most organized thrift stores in the area. The store is easy to navigate and there usually isn't much of a wait for the fitting rooms. The checkout staff is always friendly and warm. Remember - it is a thrift store. Come in with an open mind and be ready to browse. read more

Do you love to thrift ? I do and Savers can have great finds if you look hard enough. It might not always feel the cleanest but it is a thrift shop. I love it ! read more

I hope my original review still shows! NOW I WOULD GIVE NEGATIVE 5 STARS! Number 1. FOUR times I have been going through the register and as the checkout person is ringing up the item has stopped and called over a manager only to say, they're sorry that it's not priced right, it's not HIGH ENOUGH! Mgr actually comes over and REPRICES IT HIGHER!!!!! Can you get over that s***?!!! 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Etc. They will wrap FRAGILE AND GLASS THINGS LIKE THEY WOULD AT AN OUTDOOR FISH MARKET! LITERALLY (yes, I'm using literally absolutely as the proper word!) You get one (NOT EVEN A FULL SHEET) of newspaper to wrap your item! If you ask them to use more they cop such an attitude it's crazy! NOW..... THEY WILL NOT PROVIDE ANY BAGS TO PUT YOUR PURCHASES IN! If you want the FLIMSIEST PAPERBAG (I've never seen a practically SEE THRU PAPER BAG BEFORE!) They will SELL them to you! So unless you bring your own bags you have absolutely no way to put anything in your car and be assured it will make it home safely! Even WITH their sh**** bags, they have every single times (5 times I foolishly paid for them, like a moron!) Not one bag made it either into my car from the shopping cart OR from my car into my house without ripping and BREAKING EXACTLY 14 items in those 5 times! Still pricing A LOT of stuff higher than the actual retailers price stickers still on it! AND EVEN HIGHER THAN THE "Suggested Retain Price" PRICES! And the smell of the store?? YES! Just as stinky as I originally reviewed it as! What really peeved me the most was the NERVE TO CHARGE HIGHER THAN RETAIL PRICES, and NO WRAPPING AND NO BAGS!!!! Are you kidding??? Sometimes if I grocery shop I'll forget to put my reusable bags right back in my car so I'm forced to ( unhappily on my part for non-recyclable ideals , my fault as I'd obviously like to NOT have to use plastic if I don't HAVE use plastic ) but I still have the option of actually GETTING FREE BAGS! So THAT ISSUE IS .1% my fault for forgetting to bring my bags but 99.9%THEIR GREEDY FAULT! Neither I NOR ANYONE I know will ever go their again! Just not worth the drive. I have been to OTHER Savers in other areas and states and most are NOT as horrible as this one in Newington NH! read more

This place used to be a lot of fun. About 2 years ago they started jacking their prices way up. They put out merchandise for ridiculous prices and them junk the stuff if it does not sell. Check their dumpsters. The excuse they give is that the Portsmouth area is relatively wealthy so their things need to be priced accordingly. Garbage! The Savers in Plaistow is still very good. read more

This is like TJ Maxx meets Goodwill (or the other way around). Terrific "pre-owned" clothing, shoes, bags, and household finds...all in great condition, all neatly displayed in a clean, bright, open environment...with private dressing rooms. Bought several BEAUTIFUL shirts for hubby, 2 pairs of capris, 1 pair of shoes, and a buttery yellow zip sweatshirt. Total was $40! Been there 3 times since late May. Employees were very helpful and friendly, and there is no weird smell like others have described. (Maybe they fixed it.) Can't wait to go back again! read more

I love savers because it is organized by size rather than color like goodwill. It does have a smell inside which can be over bearing at times. Then again it is SECOND HAND things which SOMETIMES SMELL. So I get why they have to make the place smell better. As with most places it is a hit and miss. Sometimes I walk out of there with amazing finds and other times I walk out with nothing. You have to spend at least a couple of hours in there to see SOME of the store. It's huge! If your ever in New Hampshire and love to shop for bargains then this store is a must see. read more

This place is how a thrift store should be. Clean, organize, and helpful staff. Shop here in the summer and fall when up to visit friends and the beach. Wish my store in western mass was this organized and clean. They even came down on a name brand blazer cause the liner had a little of separation inside. What a great shopping experience. read more

THAT SMELL!! If you can't smell it , you must have had a cold. I sometimes need to leave certain departments because it gets so bad. You can get some surprisingly good deals if you hit on a good day. Items are often overpriced for a used goods store. Also, the 3 or 4 people "in charge" up front are not always the nicest. Make sure you don't take off the tag if you might need to bring it back, they won't go by what's on the receipt. NO REFUNDS only store credit. Not bad if your willing to work at it. read more

The prices are totally out of control!!! Shopping here is often more expensive than shopping at Walmart or Christmas Tree Shop- where things aren't used! These things are DONATED to them so there is no reason for them to be charging such absurd prices for used, often ratty, things. It's corrupt and I'm done spending my money here. read more

I LOVE this store! We have always had good luck finding things here. 2/3 of my wardrobe came from Savers this past year. Lots of brand names: Talbot, LL Bean, Calvin Klein, etc. You just have to get in the right mindset to really look things over. It's great that they take donations and if you time it right you get really good discounts in return. Plus read more

What a store. I love thrift shops of all kinds and this is probably the best I've ever seen. Their clothes are always clean and reasonably priced. The broad range of stuff always appeals to me of course but that's the same with any savers. However the store is extremely well laid out and it is easy to know what you're looking for. That is the real trick to finding a good thrift shop. Loved it. read more

The store is well organized, BUT VERY OVERPRICED. The whole point of thrifting is to find a bargain. The dishes and collectibles are laughable. I could buy the same items for same price new at TJ Maxx or Homegoods. I found Dollar Store items priced at $1.99. NOT a BARGAIN!!! And unlike Goodwill and Salvation Army there is NO SALE COLOR of the week. I very rarely buy anything here and when I do I never feel that I got a great deal. read more

this store is a health hazard for people with breathing issues. they dump chemicals into the air ventilation system and have assured me it's at "safe" levels. anytime you have to monitor chemicals for "safe" levels tells me it's an unsafe substance. who gave them the right to pollute my air with their "scent" which-by the way is nauseating. all that and way higher prices than their merchandise calls for. not a good one, an unhealthy one. read more