Small thrift boutique with nice finds. Wished they had more large sizes and more shoes. But…read morewhatever they had was good quality & good brands. The prices are insanely reasonable. Other than the higher end brands & jewelery, everything is $5. Except today was Half Off Day so I was ecstatic about that! I got a dress AND sweater for $5. Staff was so helpful and friendly! What i love most about this place is that a portion of sales goes back into the community. Whenever it's the local schools or to senior centers or families in need. So not only are we saving money & saving landfills but we're also helping out.

Amazing little thrift shop. Clean. Great prices. Nice items in good condition. Have been several…read moretimes. Recommend!!

I just discovered this charming new thrift shop in Mendham, 6 Hilltop Road, behind Grand Bazaar on…read moreHilltop Ave. It's well organized with deluxe brands (Brooks Brothers, Pink are some men's shirts). The proprieter, Eric, is very knowledgeable about sizes and brands. I got two beautiful men's shirts, and the women's clothes are also stylish and upscale. Prices are VERY reasonable ($20 for the two shirts). Eric says he gets new stuff all the time and has discerning taste. Recommended! Thursday - Sunday 11:00-4:00.

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I'm a big fan of everything Mid-century modern. Finding this little gem by chance, made me feel…read morehappier after I got that horrendous coffee down the street. I'm not from the area at all. I actually couldn't find this nugget on Yelp, so, ta-dah! I added them. I didn't ask the lovely lady at the desk, but I figure they are relatively new (?). Upon entry, you are greeted by a vintage tension pole lamp, followed by glassware, stemware, plates, dishes, serving ware, and the most fun cocktail party pieces, every MCM loving mad man or woman should have in their collection at their Eichler or (a good copy of) van der Rohe home. Perhaps, the owners will add some furniture with time - it would be nice to see an extended website catalog. I look forward to returning to this little boutique, to see the evolving merchandise.

I absolutely love this store. Jo the owner is such a sweetheart. She is very knowledgeable. She…read moregoes beyond for her customers. I highly recommend this store.

Jo has a lovely shop filled with treasures. I have purchased a few antiques from her for our new…read morehome. She's very willing to locate items if you are in search of a special piece. This is a definite stop while in Chester

I visited Reclaimed for a bridal appointment for my sister and it was the best experience!…read moreFantastic selection of consignment gowns and Wendi was amazing to work with. We had a great experience and were able to find an affordable, sustainable wedding dress for an unbelievable price. The beautiful building and wildflowers outside were a bonus. Highly recommend!

Recently popped into Reclaimed on a whim & I'm so glad I did. Wendi (the sweet owner) has curated a…read moregorgeous selection of pieces at great prices. Will definitely keep coming back

I was just waking around and happened to pop in here! What a cute place. I wish I had some more…read moretime to chat with the two friendly ladies working there. They were definitely not gonna let us walk out of there without buying something or looking at all the options lol! Most of their stuff is hand made from artisans and they had a great selection. Definitely a high end vintage feel. I love this little store!

Great store with wonderful handbags, jewelry and other accessories. Patsy the owner is…read moreknowledgeable and extremely personable. Highly recommended.

I always find something that I must have and the volunteers are so friendly. The store is set up…read morewell and there is always new stuff.

quaint store with a large variety. prices are very good for thrifting. will repeat when in the area…read moreagain

Fun store to look through! There are some gems but you have really go through the inventory. There…read moreare cheaper thrift stores but they have a nice assortment of furniture. The clothing choices are in the early 2000s to 2010s. There are some more vintage pieces but not as varied as opposed to a place like savers. I would come back if I'm in the area. It's right across the street from a park too!

If you're a seasoned thrift shopper then yes some of the prices can make you rethink your picks if…read moreyou wanna grab it, but I also believe some items like the clothing is priced fairly. They had a great mix of clothing that can be vintage and somewhat new. And I was impressed with their home decor which was all neat and organized. This one does have a lil second floor which was cool. And parking was easy with them having spots up front or the park next to it. Overall I would come back if I was close by and had time to dig and find my treasure.

This was my first time visiting Cheap Maggie's, and the experience was a mix of curiosity and…read morecaution. When I first walked in, I went to the side of the store that has shoes and miscellaneous items. The floor in that section was noticeably dirty, and there was a damp smell in the air, which made me uncomfortable enough to move on quickly. The other side of the store was much better and had most of the clothing. They have a men's section and a women's section, along with racks labeled for certain brands. Some racks weren't labeled at all, so you really have to take your time and look through everything individually to find pieces that stand out to you. Toward the back of the women's side, there's a shoe area, plus a children's section, lingerie, and hosiery. There's definitely a lot to browse through if you're in the mood to hunt for deals. I ended up finding a T‑shirt, a top, some trouser socks, and a couple of men's ties. I didn't see a large amount that I personally wanted to purchase, but there were a few decent finds. The store attendant -- possibly the manager -- was extremely pleasant and gracious. They offered me 10% off my total since it was my first visit, which I really appreciated. Would I return? Possibly, but more for a few small pieces rather than a full shopping trip. It's the kind of store where you might find a gem if you're willing to sort through a lot of inventory.

I went to the Cheap Maggie's in Gillette, NJ. I will start by saying that do not come to cheap…read moreMaggie's expecting thrift shop prices because you will not get that. I believe cheap Maggie's is a store where they purchase overstock products and sell them in their store for a discounted price. For example they had UGG shoes on sale for $59.99. I purchased a timberland belt for $17.99. My mother brought a three items and she was given a $10 discount on each item and she paid a total of $114.97 for three items. Overall, I'm assuming the prices are fair because they are cheaper than what you would purchase them for at the actual store that they come from. I saw items from stores like Lululemon, American Eagle, UGG, and Bloomingdale's. I feel like you could find some cute items here you just have to take the time to actually look through the racks. As for the sizing I felt like I saw a lot of smaller sizes. I saw some large sizes but not many XL. Also, I don't recall seeing any plus sizes.

Yep, it's a "Goodwill" location…read more I won't bother going into the suspicious nature of Goodwill stores - but if you know, you know. And if you choose to donate to "Goodwill" in hopes that it will go to an actual charitable cause, make sure you do your research first. Anyway, I was in the area and decided to try here - mainly to look for physical media. As predicted, that area was an utter mess, In places like this, you take chances and sometimes you fan find something decent, sometimes not. Sometimes the local jackals that intentionally look for certain things in stores like this to sell for more elsewhere or the employees take the best stuff, but sometimes you get lucky as well. For the movies, it was a mess. Some dirty stuff, some bootlegs, some scratched up discs, some completely loose, some in the wrong cases, and some damaged cases. Despite that, I managed to find three DVD's and they were in good shape - for a dollar each, I can't complain. The CDs didn't look much better and the books were a mess. The rest of the store was typical Goodwill, but looked relatively neat overall (except the physical media area). It seemed clothes were the main thing here and they took up more than half the store. There were other things that you'd normally find in a store like this from picture frames to kitchen supplies. I'm sure the prices range, but you could probably find something decent if you care to look. The lone staff member (cashier) I dealt with was friendly. The parking lot is decent enough and this is a stand alone business. Typical Goodwill, but if you like to visit these places then this is a relatively decent one.

Love the stir especially the employees are friendly helpful the store . The store manager is very…read moreattentive professional friendly. Thenhas many upgrades in productablooks good. before ent the store the window catches my attention with the fashionable display .