Most of the inventory is dated and not great quality. You are better off selling online yourself…read more(so easy and you do not give up 60%) or donating to those in need. Be prepared, some of the staff has an attitude problem (for no reason). Good luck.

This store is amazing. I can't believe it's been around 13 years and I never knew it. I…read moreaccidentally came on the day of the sidewalk sale. Unbelievably good clothes for $5 each. The clothes inside equally amazing and surprisingly affordable. Lots of famous brands and really high quality clothing in a variety of sizes. They don't have fitting rooms which I was at first not happy about, but as it turns out everyone just changes in front of the mirrors in a back corner. It was the most fun communal shopping experience I've ever had, getting feedback on everything I tried on. This is my go-to shop for dance clothes and work clothes from here on out.

Hope's Treasures is one of my favorite thrift stores in the area. It almost pains me to write this…read morereview because I don't want to share the really cool finds They have a random, but decent and ever changing selection, the staff* is wonderful, and the prices are awesome. *All of the staff members I have interacted with are great but shout out to Charlese (sp?) because she is so down to earth and just indulges my outrageous questions, and never rushes me. I truly appreciate people like this! This place is AWAYS in my NOVA thrift rotation.

The store has a moldy odor and the items aren't arranged properly, my wife had to leave after 10…read moreminutes, the prices were good but the store was bad

I never write reviews so this is a first, also not great with grammar so sorry in advance…read more The 2 women that were working this Sunday afternoon were super unfriendly, one didn't even speak to me during this odd interaction. The other was almost micromanaging where I was looking (not much space to walk anyways). They had clothes all over the walkway and just staring at me as I was trying to get thru to go look at the dish section. I wasn't sure if that was an area open to customers, I clearly looked confused. Neither were helping me, just looking at me like I'm in the wrong area haha. Anyways, I asked if they were open or if I was able to squeeze by. She says, "yes we are open, there was no one here so that's why we're doing this". No one is in any hurry to move anything out of the way so I can walk by... it was just a massive pile. She then just shoves it all to the side with her foot and the one lady just looks annoyed and points me to walk thru quickly.... I'm just confused with this whole situation. I've never been to a store where they acted this way. I won't be back because of this weird interaction, just made me feel unwelcome. Selection is small as well, no big deal though It was a cute little store it's unfortunate the people who run it. Thanks for reading!

Service is good when dropping items they are helpful and friendly! Time to drop off is limited…read morewhich is why I am giving it 4 stars

I absolutely love it! The prices are great, and the employees are all volunteers and very nice and…read morehelpful. The prices are great, most things under seven dollars, and it's well organized and very friendly. I will definitely be coming back :)

This is a very cute shop set up in an old house. A lot of neat things to look at and the prices are…read moregreat, and they had a sale on clothes when I visited. The shop is a bunch of tiny rooms and it did get very crowded on a Saturday, so I didn't feel comfortable to be in such close proximity to several people during the pandemic, even when everyone was wearing a mask. I will be back to browse after I'm vaccinated!

Never had a worse experience in my life at a thrift store, the employees were unhelpful, nothing…read morewas stocked right or at all, and the items that were up to sell were in downright scam territory. Not to mention that the owner of the store when I had stated my complaints to him was acting insanely unprofessional and undoubtedly rude, wherein I was mocked and berated until I left the store. Never shall I enter such a place again

Thrifting is subjective. Everyone wants different things... some clothes, some electronics, some…read morebooks... Some don't mind digging. Others expect neatness. Price is also pretty subjective. That said, I thought the prices were a little bit high. I got a couple things, but if the prices were better, I would've gotten more. They had an antique wheelchair, for example, that was like $700. They also had vintage film projectors and other things like that that were priced fairly high. If they had clothes, I didn't notice. I think they did, just not a lot of them. If I lived nearby, I'd stop in from time to time.

This thrift shop has a lot of different items for sale. I mean it's a small spot right next to…read morewhat seems to be a very busy ice cream/coffee shop so you may not even see it at first, but it's definitely worth taking a look at. There are toys, home goods, books, jewelry, clothes, etc, etc, etc. The owner (I believe) was super nice and very helpful. Some other patrons were asking about something specific and he was telling them about how he got started and how he started the business. Very nice person. The pricing in here felt very fair. My boyfriend's mom collects vintage Coca-Cola advertisements and branded products so we decided to stop at some thrift/consignment/antique stores while driving through Middleburg. This was our first stop and honestly this place came the closest, but no cigar. Still a very sweet way to spend the afternoon.

You may think my review is a bit negative, but really, it's a positive!…read more First, I'm pretty sure this thrift store is cash only. I paid for my few items in cash, but I honestly did not see a credit card terminal anywhere. This place is a dump by a gas station / truck stop. The store is packed to the gills, but it is in order. If you can get to it. If you can't reach it or you think you might make something fall down trying to reach an item, ASK THE MAN WORKING THERE TO GET IT FOR YOU. He will thank you for it. The nice man working there said they needed a bigger space. No kidding! :-) I'm serious when I say this - bring some plastic bags ahead of time. There is literally no space to put your items somewhere if you want to come back to them after you have shopped some more. If you put them in plastic bags, at least you can haul your items around the store easier. Plus if you put them in plastic bags (versus a real bag), it won't look suspicious, like you are trying to steal from the store. You will never know how much an item will cost. What you do is put together a bunch of items and then haggle a little bit with the person working there. I honestly really don't like haggling at a **thrift store** but if I thought what he wanted for an item was too high, I'd either tell him that or I just would tell him I didn't want it anymore. I wasn't lying when I said I didn't want it anymore, sometimes he would guess price a little too high. For example, I wanted a used Minecraft shirt. He wanted $5 for it. I said to him, sir, I can get them new for $8 and this one is somewhat worn but still serviceable. He took a look at the shirt again and sold it to me for a dollar. You will find some really good bargains here. I really like this place. I'm going back soon.

Maybe I'm spoiled by other Northern Virginia thrift stores, but I visited this shop last week and I…read morewas far from impressed. It's filthy, stuff is piled haphazardly on shelves and the only employee was on the phone the entire time I was there so even if I had found something, without prices on anything I wouldn't have been able to ask. I kept expecting to see an insect or have something fall on my head. Let me be clear: neither of these things happened, which is why it gets 2 stars instead of 1 star. I was sort of in the neighborhood so I didn't exactly go out of my way to get there, but I would have been extremely disappointed if I had. It's also not that easy to get to and unclear where to park. I won't go back. Do yourself a favor and run up to the Goodwill in Herndon. That's nothing special either (no treasure hunting there), but for inexpensive household items and clothing, at least it's clean, well-lit and well-organized.

Always fun to stop by and see what they have! I always find something I want to bring home and for…read moresuch a great cause.

This place is awesome! You can find some real treasures, the people are so nice, the money goes to…read morethe animals, and I have found some amazing deals in here!