I LOVE THIS THRIFT. There are always new items, great prices and friendly faces! All the workers…read moreare volunteers and proceeds go to their church and people

This is a cute tiny little Thrift shop that is run completely by very sweet volunteers…read more You can donate to them Tuesday thru Saturday or shop their store. They have gently used clothing, household goods, books and some furniture. Its all for Charity and buying second hand is not only great for the environment it supports the local community. Shop & Support Local! Highly recommend.

it's actually cheaper at dollar tree ,people shop to save, not pay 4-x's the original…read moreprice.....it's a thrift store, not a donation center!!

They are way overpriced. Considering everything is donated. If they are supposed to help out those…read morein need, those that are in need can't afford to buy anything here.

I have shopped at Super Thrift for many years but no more. In the past few months, many wonderful…read moreemployees and managers have been fired for ridiculous reasons. I know these people and I know their stories. The upper management is operating in the flesh without regard for grace and mercy. It is very sad to witness! If you raise prices to increase your revenue, you only lose patrons. Remember, most of your furniture is broken, damaged, scratched, etc. Teen Challenge is a wonderful program but the students are witnessing some horrible decisions by Upper Management!

Selection of funky items was great. Not your typical shop for him drum items. Prices were fair.read more

Fantastic place. Found all kinds of treasures. Will definitely be back. Loved the nautical and…read morebeachy vibe too.

Super neat place to find thrifty treasures! All kinds of different items for decoration, with even…read moremore in the back. Service was very friendly, but be careful bringing kids as there are many fragile items down low. Great value for all the items I got and far more unique and vintage selection than some cheaply made china crap from Target. I didn't get a lot of photos of the back as I was so distracted by how much cool stuff is back there. Highly recommend making this your first stop on a day of thrifting!

This store is a little tricky to find but, the address is correct! I very much enjoyed looking…read morethrough this store :) found some very good deals..! I like them because their profits go towards the community helping the less fortunate!! Which, I wish I could help more !

The people who work here have all been very kind and helpful. It's not the nicest thrift store,…read morebeing a little rough around the edges, a little dirty, a little darker than I'd like, and in some areas quite chaotic/messy. The changing room is large and has good mirrors, but the floor feels dirty enough that I don't want to walk in sock feet in there. Bathrooms are available and serviceable. Prices, honestly, are hit or miss. There are som very good deals to be had--like the leather stacked heel boots I got for $3.99--but most clothing is priced by signage and this leads to situations where you want a simple unlined spaghetti strap dress but it's from a rack where everything is $8.99, or where a basic tee and a silk shirt are the same price. Some other prices are just outlandish, like how plant pots that were maybe $8 new are for some reason priced like $14.99? (Someone seriously has it out for the planters here, because I've seen this multiple times.) If you don't mind digging around, there are some good housewares, random tools, that sort of thing in big messy boxes at the back of the store, but this is one of those establishments where I bee-line to particular sections (kitchen wares, clothing/shoes) and don't bother looking at much of the rest of the goods because they're so chaotically "organized", are largely unpriced, and have a tendency to sit for ages so that new stuff gets lost in the piles of old stuff you already saw months ago. Baby clothes, for instance, are packed into boxes atop a clothing rack where they create a bit of an avalanche when you try to look through them, and many of them are a bit worn or stained, which in the low light can be hard to catch. The end cap of that rack is covered in miscellaneous stuff rattling around in big Tupperware bin without rhyme or reason. I think they'd do well to create a better system for rotating their wares, so it doesn't stack up as it does over time.

This place is not very big in comparison to other stores, but had a few good finds. They had an…read moreissue with the air conditioning and it was kinda warm, which makes it difficult to enjoy the search. The staff was very courteous.

Pickers paradise. So many wonderful TRUE vintage and antique items at great prices. No junk here…read more The store is massive has to be about 10,000 sq feet with lots of booths and many collectible cases. Also a huge selection of fine jewelry as well as coins and military collectibles. My favorite was the great selection of art nouveau and art deco pieces. If youre anywhere near Pensacola. STOP HERE. You won't be disappointed

Quaint little thrift store. Prices were suitable for my needs. Staff were very pleasant.read more

Susan and her crew were professional, organized and helped me not only get me out of my house, they…read moreorganized the estate sale, had donated items taken care of and then arranged the rest to be moved. They also helped me organize two of my mini warehouses. I couldn't have done it without them.

Everything has gotten out of hand as far as prices. Especially on donated merchandise. People want…read moretheir stuff to go to those who can't afford things. Well, paying $7.99 for a used T-shirt when you have 3 kids? Not so affordable. CEO makes $24 million a year.

High value item are filtered out and sold online. Basically, it's all junk. Even the books. If…read moreyour near the store, maybe, but I wouldt waste gas driving there.

I like the organization but this location seems like it has been picked over and I don't need…read morewhat's left. I prefer the Chiefs Way location.