Always find some cool stuff at good prices. Large selection of quality furniture. And I know this…read moreis going to a good cause, as opposed to contributing to the millions the executives of Goodwill rake in from unsuspecting customers.

The service here was outstanding. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted and talked about sales…read more(color of the week 50% off, as well as the last day of the month additional discounts and every 15th you can fill up a bag with up to 25 items for 25$) Amazing sales!! Also, at first peek, realized they have a very neat (not like the Goodwill) and amazing selection of clothing and antiques! I shopped here for the first time today and although I'm not someone who would be inclined to come on yelp and rate them, I feel like more people need to know about this hidden gem!

I visited the shops at Decatur Estates recently. I was looking for a gift for my partner's mom…read more She's not easy to buy for but the assistant found the perfect gift! An old decorative plate with JFK painted on it! She's crazy about him and she LOVED it. It was only $10! I'll be back!

I love this place! It's massive! So many cool things. Everyone was nice. I was looking for a…read morepainting, but I got distracted by some lenses (I''m a photographer) and one of the employees saw me looking at the lens and told me there's a booth that has a lot of cool, old cameras, and about half way down the store there's another spot with a bunch of cameras for sale. I had to come back the next day because I ran out of time the first day. I will be coming here again!

In the spirit of thrift stores, this one fits the mold. There's a little some of everything. I…read morestopped in today just because I was in the area and always curious about what was inside. It's a large open space (think warehouse) with racks on racks on racks of items. Upon entry, I was immediately overwhelmed and considered leaving. I'm glad I pushed thru the desire to run away. To make it manageable for my brain, I decided to just tour the store to see what was in there and then lock in on one item (women's dresses and skirts) I would look through. I left with four unique clothing items for $18 and some change. Two of the items I purchased had blue price tags and blue was one of the colors of the day that was 50% off. However, I learned that if I shopped on a different day, the items with those color cards would've just been $.99 a piece, so I could've gotten out of there with the same items for even cheaper on the right day. Sort of like any store, at the checkout lane, there is shelving with small items you could grab. Many of those things were like party decorations that were unopened and brand new in the package.

To know me is to know I LOVE to thrift . The issue- it's now a favorite thing to do for a lot of…read morepeople! Anyway, a friend thought I would enjoy this spot. Since I had a Friday off and nothing to do , I made the drive to the other side of town to check out this spot. I am going to make it quick, I did not find anything worth purchasing. As is the case of most thrift stores in today's economy the prices don't align with the items being used. In this case , the clothing items appear to be very worn. I only saw a few items that were in decent shape. However, the brands they carry just don't align with the price point. I would say if you are in the area, stop in, you may have better luck than I did!

They have a great selection of all sizes of designer items and nicer items. That's in the front so…read moreyou can easily find it. The store is very clean and helps animals which I prefer.

It's difficult to pick my favorite thing about this store: 1) the outstanding quality of the…read moredonated goods 2) the friendly neighborhood vibe 3) the helpful, resourceful staff. I started a new job this year, after years of working from home, my office wardrobe needed a serious refresh, but with the inflation of clothing prices I had to rely on buying second-hand. Once you are a Woman of a Certain Age, you can't get away with cheap and cheerful, plus, quality is better constructed, so the fit and wear is better. Second Life was an essential to me: I found Cole Hahn and AVL leather flats (almost unworn), numerous silk blouses (Marchesa Voyage, Annie Griffin), two silk skirts (one bespoke, the other from Anthropologie), dresses, jackets, a string of cultured pearls, Chicos and Eileen Fisher trousers - oh, and my last trip there, I actually scanned the books, and the selection is equally good there. Prices are higher than your average thrift, but, as you can see, so is the merchandise. It's always fair, and they run sales on the regular. I've been inspired to start putting aside some of my almost unworn or lightly worn clothes so that I can contribute to this community treasure, and keep the cycle going. This shop reminds me of everything I love about Avondale Estates / Decatur / Scottsdale / Clarkston.

It is a great place to get stuff and to give a way to stuff. It has a lot of clothes as well.read more

I would say that I have been to at least 40 thrifts stores across GA in this past month or so…read more This is by far the cleanest and most organized location of any I have been to bar none. Be it thrift or consignment the shelves are organized the aisles, are wide the staff is busy however arranging however they were willing to stop and assist when needed. The pricing was fair on several items I purchased. I would like to thank Devetta, who was my check out person. The assistant manager Denise and the store manager Amanda for their thoughtfulness, pleasant and professional demeanors. Given the number of stores I travel to in Georgia ( I cover wide areas of many counties). This store stands out as one of the most pleasurable shopping experiences I have had. Looking forward to visiting this location again. I have been to other Value Villages(not sure of the new name). But this one shines among them all.

Service was excellent and store was magnificent with tons to selections to choose from. Endless…read moreamount of stuff to buy.

Whatever you're looking for you can find it and more here. The owners and staff are so helpful and…read morewill even call you if they find what you are looking for. The space is huge and full, but not cluttered. It's the most orderly thrift store ice ever seen, but you do still feel like you're on a treasure hunt finding goodies at every turn. I have been able to furnish entire rooms from the things I've purchased here; with the help of Deidre. She's awesome. I call this place my favorite thrift store and always tell friends and family to check it out. Everyone I've referred loves it too. Parking is ample and it is not far from the highway and major intersections.

Not a bad location. They had plenty of nice women's plus size clothes. The store was clean and…read morewe'll organized

I go to Goodwills all over the country and when I asked to see some purses in a case, after looking…read moreat the bags I saw that 3 of the bags were fake. Fake Gucci, and Prada. I picked out a REAL Michael Kors bag that was only $8. But the fake bags they had marked at $50 a piece. I can understand paying $50 for a used real bag. But not for a fake one. I asked if they knew they were fake (based on the price not matching what it is) and the manager got super hostile with me and claimed it doesn't matter because that's what they sell fake bags at the store for. Uhhh it's illegal to sell fake bags in real stores so I don't know what kind of stores she's talking about in Decatur but in big cities you can only buy fake bags on the street corner. You can't even buy them on Facebook marketplace anymore. LOL Anyway, the woman was just so overly rude when I was just trying to ask about the prices. I really didn't understand why the attitude? I don't come to goodwill to be screamed at in front of the entire store where other customers in line are asking me what happened. Goodwill perpetuates itself as a "charity" but the customers like me that travel all over the country going to these places get treated like garbage? I don't think so. Get a grip goodwill manager. Oh I just noticed that they double charged me for a $9 item. When I was checking out I asked the cashier twice if I could wrap the porcelain items I got, which she got out paper for so after she rang a few up I took them and wrapped them. But then when she finished ringing all of them up I didn't get to wrap them and she was just throwing them in the bag all together. I had to ask a third time to wrap them because I said the paint was really fragile and she was just like "oh".

This place is amazing. They have several rooms of art supplies. The only thing they seem to lack is…read moreart paper and crochet books (I'm sure they'd love donations of these!) Everyone that works there is helpful. The prices are usually indicated by tags on the bins where you find things. If the tag is the correct color (yellow) you can get an entire bag (provided at front door) stuffed full of things to get you going in your art groove. One word of warning, they only take credit cards or electronic payment, not cash.

Holy cow! A crafter's wet dream and more! It can be overwhelming to walk into for the first time,…read morebut take your time! Maybe come with a plan. Or come without a plan, and let your brain just spin out ideas with all the cool stuff you won't find in a typical craft store because this is very different than a typical craft store! On their Facebook page, too, they promote events, it's cheap to rent their classroom/workspace area, and like my group did, to rent and gather a group of friends to hang out and work on stuff you need to get done! The staff is cool. Scraplanta is definitely going to be revisited on a semi-regular basis!