Their prices are pretty low and they have varieties above all a good customer service.read more

I can't believe I've been just passing this gem by every time I visit the shopping center! Such a…read moregreat place and it supports an important cause. The prices can't be beat! They test their electronics so everything is guaranteed to work. Clothes are color coded so everything is easy to find. Great customer service ample parking. Cats are fun to watch and they have a little seating area. Will be stopping in every time now.

Great place! You never know what you're going to find! This is the first place I check when I…read moreneed anything for the house or yard.

The people here are very nice and there's always great deals to be found! I got a really nice chair…read morefor only 10 bucks. It's awesome, but I do think your starter plants are priced a little high.

This was our first visit to Nifty & Thrifty. I was not aware that is a non-profit that benefits 22…read morecharities. What a great, clean shop, with lots to look at including tableware, music, clothing and knickknacks, all beautifully displayed. The interesting thing about this store, is that you can designate the charity who will benefit from your donation as well as your purchases. The staff is all volunteer and so nice. I will be back to look for more treasures.

This place is more delusional than Goodwill. VHS tapes for 3 dollars should tell you everything you…read moreneed to know. Also T shirts starting at 5.99. Yikes.

Overall a good location. Friendly staff, organized store and…read morefair prices compared to other Goodwills in the area. Found some great finds with the colored tag of the week even-50% off, woohoo!

I genuinely felt like i was on some sort of prank show when i was in this store. Never in my 20+…read moreyears of thrifting have I seen such insane price gauging. Why is everything in thus goodwill priced at 40 DOLLARS!!!!! Charging $40 for dated and worn Banana Republic should be a crime. A consignment store would not even charge such a high price and anyone in their right mind would not and should not pay that price. I know goodwill thinks brands like urban outfitters, zara, and banana republic are some sort of luxurious designer brand but if i wanted to spend more than $10 for something from one if those stores i would rather just go to the actual store instead of supporting this greedy company. Goodwill needs to be humbled. Also thats crazy that theyre trying to use employee benefits and programs as an excuse to rip off customers.

There are treasures to be found for everyone! I love the slow walk through the store and the…read morediscovery of interesting things. It is nice to see all these things find new homes. Whether it is the discovery or finding a project. Top Notch Thrift Store will be a fun adventure. It is nice to know that this Store also uses the proceeds to fund programs to the Senior Center here in town!! Thanks Top Notch Thrift Store!

This Thrift store supports the Senior Center. The store is situated in a former shopping center…read more While it's not as large as a Goodwill or Salvation Army or Value Village, the store is larger than most single-charity thrift stores. Selection includes a wide range of merchandise such as housewares, crafts, books, furniture, sporting goods, and separate areas for men's, women's, teen's and children's clothing. Clothing is an especially good value when they run "basket sales" for $5. For approximately the first 15 years or so the Top Notch Thrift Store was overseen by woman with retail management experience from the retail store Nordstrom (American luxury department store chain headquartered in Seattle, Washington). Now for the most recent few years, approximately 2022 and on, the store has gone through about one manager a year. Much of the original staff left as well, which is too bad as they were friendly. Some of the new staff are great, some less so. The bargains are always there though. Note: it's also across the street from a coffee and chocolate shop.

Overall a good Goodwill location! They had a decent selection of items and the prices were about…read moremiddle of the road compared to other Goodwills around Clark County. What really stood out was the friendly service! The cashier was so kind and took the time to carefully wrap the dishes I bought in tissue paper and pack them into a box. That extra bit of care was much appreciated! Worth a stop if you're in the area.

This is a solid Goodwill to shop for clothes. They have a big selection. I love hunting through the…read moreglassware section and using have good luck finding kitchen or houseware items. The parking lot always seems so tight.

Only today, did I know, there was a store here. Since my childhood, I used to go to Creston School…read morefor my dentist appointment, and mom and I would stop at the one on Powell by the school. They have a lot of religious stuff, that I wouldn't find elsewhere, and the staff was very helpful. I like the fact, that they have lots of parking lot. It's also convenient, that there's an Asian Market in the same shopping area. Food carts if you walk a little further. There was a turquoise, good condition leather jacket, that I almost bought, if only I could zip it up. They have a lot of good quality brand, too, that you would normally find at Goodwill Boutique.

This is probably my favorite thrift store in the area. The construction on Powell makes it a little…read moretricky but it's well worth it. They have a nice big parking lot and covered entryway. Inside is a massive space filled with every type of treasure imaginable. Their clothes section has a great selection and includes plus sizes. Shoes are a bit hit or miss but they make up for that in other ways. My absolute FAVORITE part of the store is their book selection. It's organized by genre and then by author which makes looking for you perfect next read so much easier. I also like that they are inexpensive compared to some other places around town. They run random sales on top of their weekly 25% and 50% off so follow their Facebook page for that information. Their employees have always been very kind and helpful anytime I've needed something from them.

A little overcrowded but that's expected. Very unkind people that go in here, but the staff…read morethemselves are fairly kind.. most of the time. Regardless, I enjoy going to the By-The-Pound Goodwill and seeing what fun treasures I can find. The selection of anything and everything is huge and for a great price always! It's so hard not to just stay all day haha. Oh yeah! Bonus yelp points for having such a clean bathroom for a Goodwill! Not for you if: *You're grossed out easily *You don't like to dig through stuff *You're not a people person (lol) Happy hunting!

i recently moved to the area and all of the Goodwill's around here are way to proud of their…read moremerch....it is expensive. But I went into this "outlet". wtf i got 4 throw pillows that had prices of 4.99 - 7.99 each. i was chatting and not paying attention when i went out the door then i looked at my receipt $27.00. even if all 4 had the 7.99 price tag that would have been $31. i need to find different thrift store cuz the Goodwills in Washington are out of control on their pricing.

Better this time.. get in early definitely…read more The line is long early too Couple hours wait for sure

My partner and I popped into Village Merchants on a whim -- and honestly, it turned out to be a…read moregreat little adventure. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how much stuff there was to look at. It's a big, sprawling thrift/consignment shop full of clothes, home stuff, accessories, shoes, random knick-knacks -- all sort of jumbled together in a way that makes browsing feel like treasure-hunting. We found ourselves drifting between aisles, poking through racks and shelves, and laughing at the weird, random stuff -- exactly the kind of spontaneous outing you want when you're with a partner and feeling casual. One review on Yelp summed it up perfectly: "This place has so much cool stuff, I had to really stop myself from buying everything lol." That's exactly how it felt -- part treasure-hunt, part nostalgia-trip, part bargain-hunting spree. What I loved about Village Merchants: * Variety: Clothes, jewelry, home goods, even old/outdoor items -- you never know what you'll find. * Budget-friendly: There were a lot of items at reasonable prices (or even "steals"), which made it fun to browse without worrying about overspending. * Good for pairs: Because there's so much to see and hunt through, it's a fun, low-pressure activity to do together. No rush, no expectations -- just exploring and chatting. Downsides / what to know: * It's easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of stuff. Half the fun is digging; half the challenge is picking what you actually want. * Not everything is "dupe-worthy": some items are random, mismatched, or just "meh." You need patience to sift through. My Verdict: Village Merchants is a surprisingly fun little escape for a budget-conscious couple who doesn't need fancy restaurants or parties -- just something chill, slightly quirky, and with a chance you'll score something cool. I'd totally go back again.