Great range of clothes, shoes, scarves and jewellery interspersed with homeware. All sizes are…read morecatered for. They were having a 50% off sale this week so we got two dresses, 6 tops and a scarf for $26! One of the dresses was a gorgeous Calvin Klein.

Encore is my favorite thrift-shopping-for-clothes location in the Syracuse area. It is a non-profit…read morevolunteer-run business that supports various musical organizations in the Syracuse area, thus the name - Encore. Because they run on volunteer labor, their hours are limited, but the ladies who run the shop are knowledgable and always ready to help. Women's clothing includes petites, misses, and plus sizes. Men's clothing also available. Housewares, jewelry, accessories, books, magazines, toys, and other miscellaneous items also available. Hours M-F 11:00am-4:00pm Saturdays 11:00am-3:00pm

the store is clean and the clerks are friendly. The store is well stocked but whoever does the…read morepricing is, in my opinion, completely insane. I went in looking for rainy day games to take on a family trip. I found several that still had the original Walmart price tag on them (modern games, not antiques) and the Salvation Army price tag was HIGHER THAN THE ORIGINAL PRICE. When I pointed this out to the clerk (I thought it was a mistake or I wasn't reading the smudged price tag correctly) he said to me "oh we must have forgotten to scrape the original tag off" and verified that the much higher Salvation tag was, in fact, the correct price. Seriously, they priced a USED $9 Walmart game at $12. No thank you. If I wanted to pay full price for some cheap Walmart Chinese imports I would go to Walmart to begin with!

You never know what you are going to find there. The prices are very reasonable. The store is under…read morenew management. The employees are all so nice and helpful. I love shopping there.

Awesome Shop and Kathy is Amazing...I have shopped and consigned with her for several years and…read morehave found her to be a pleasure to work with...Give her a call to consign and definitely stop by and see what deals you will leave with...Everything from Harley Davidson, Tiffany & Co. to Hip Retro Vintage Clothing and Accessories...

I am in love with this shop Everything about it is fabulous! The scent, the decor, the amazing…read moreowner, and the various items for sale from vintage jewelry, to household items, and funky fun clothes. My son and I were there for the first time on Tuesday and we both loved it. We left with so many awesome pieces! Definitely check it out!

Love that its so clean and that there' s always new inventory! Love the ladies who run the shop!…read moreThanks for always making thrift shopping at your shop such a positive experience! I want to keep this gem to myself , but in good faith will share with you!

From the owner: If you like the big chain thrift stores, you'll love us. New to slightly used items.read more

Gorgeous eclectic tasteful fashion at fabulous prices! Been…read morecoming here for years. No matter your age, there is something beautiful waiting for you. makes you feel like your in NYC or like! Fran and staff make you feel warm and welcome. I can't praise it enough.

Great variety of clothes,shoes,bags,scarves! The staff was friendly and helpful! I picked up some…read moreterrific items at great prices! If you haven't been to EcoChic yet~~ definitely put it on your list of places to visit! ( w/crazy winter weather,call or check their site to make sure they're open!)

It's not the cleanest looking thrift store.. but it is a thrift store that serves its purpose. On…read moremultiple occasions I have found sweaters and jeans, many which are brand names. If i'm being honest, I very rarely will buy clothing at full price from a retailer unless it's a special event. With the cost of literally everything else being expensive, I feel like clothing is one of the areas we can successfully get bargains on. The shelves are a bit chaotic but they do have lots of items. It's always fun to browse and see what you might find-- sometimes even brand new in box! We bought my daughter a kids scooter which retails for $45 and was $14 bucks here... you can't go wrong! I will forever love thrift stores.

This place is disgusting and should be closed. The people working there are clueless and not…read morehelpful. The store is dirty and merchandise is thrown on the shelves will nilly. They could take some help from the Salvation army on Erie Blvd. Merchandise is clean and sorted out on the shelves. I do stop in periodically to see if it has gotten any better but so far no. Not sure if the dressing rooms are open but when they were -nasty. Outside on the side dock, you can see stuff thrown all over. Cig butts and trash everywhere. Not sure if the people working there are all doing community service but obvious no one cares, and management obviously doesn't either. Seeing how they take care of stuff donated, have chosen to take it elsewhere. The irony of it is, this store is located in the former Leo & Sons Supermarket, these were people who cared about the community and went out of their way to help those in East Syracuse. This is such a pathetic replacement.

Store offers discounts on Tuesdays for both veterans and elders - on top of already low prices, a…read morereal benefit. Very nice variety of many things - kitchenware, glassware, electronics, books, gently used clothes. We have always been treated well by a friendly and efficent staff. Nice place for casual browsing.

Had always loved this store. Yesterday I had a lot of heavy things to donate. I'm a bit older, so…read morewas planning to use maybe one of their bins to make it easier, the door is really heavy. The girl comes to the door and says rudely to me that I need to bring everything inside and proceeds to shut the door. These things were heavy and once inside the store she said I had to lift them into a bin. This was very difficult, and hard for someone in their 70's. I was donating nice items from a downsize. She acted angry that I was donating. There were a lot of donations left outside, so I'm not sure why she picked me with all the heavy items to have to bring them inside. So, I guess, the moral of the story is donate where you can get some type of minor assistance or use a bin to bring it in all at one time. I made eight trips of heavy items, they didn't even seem to want.

Annie's is a big, two-story hybrid of a store; a little bit antique shop filled with depression…read moreglass, a little bit standard thrift joint, and a little bit gift store--the kind of gift store that each small town had until online shopping killed them all off, filled with scented candles, sachets, and hand-made Christmas ornaments. If you know the kind of store I'm talking about, you will feel the nostalgia bolt hit hard in here. Lots of local craftwork finds. They also sell fresh eggs and support a local animal shelter. The merchandise is displayed with care--you won't have to bring work gloves to prevent tetanus while thrifting here, and the prices reflect that. And there are plenty of great finds at surprisingly good prices. I got a set of 4 mid-century orange juice glasses in perfect shape for 25 cents each! I didn't make it upstairs to the clothes section--maybe I'll have time during the next trip.

The people are nice and they have a good selection. I find their prices high on some things but…read moreothers are very reasonable. It's worth a visit!