Recently downsized and needing to donate!…read more Found this local Destiny Thrift store that accepts donations! Well organized! Love that I helps community members in need: YOUR PURCHASE OF $33.00 OR MORE WILL PROVIDE MONTHLY EMERGENCY FOOD RELIEF FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR. Thank you for supporting the Destiny CDC Food Pantry. www.destinycdc.org Parking on site Donation accepted in the back side door!

If you get something for free you don't charge the same or more as what it costs online or in a…read morestore. My recommendation is that you go across the street to JSAC.

You never know what you'll find! A lovely coral necklace, an original watercolor, sometimes…read morenothing, but I love the hunt and the staff is nice.

Interesting place with lots to see! Bo's Attic is a thrift store with many rooms filled with home…read moregoods, knickknacks, clothing and more. I saw a lot of good brands here, and they have a ton of women's clothing. They are size inclusive, and have some racks of plus size women's clothing! This is one of those stores where you have to dig around a bit to find the gems.

Can't believe this place isn't on a TikTok trend yet, because it's definitely a good secret place…read moreto thrift. And to add to it , it's all for a great cause helping the community. And with that you would think they would raise the prices but everything I saw was amazingly priced and fair. So it adds a good feeling to me that after I went I kinda helped the foundation. Anyways they have a great selection from men's/women's clothing to jewelry and antiques. Really good finds if Your lucky and they even have sales! So I'm definitely coming back next time I'm out over here because I found a really clean pair of sneakers for 7$!

I just loved this thrift store! I visited over the weekend with my mom. They have a nice selection…read moreof women's clothes with a range of sizes including plus sizes! Everything is incredibly organized by size and color. There's a lovely selection of shoes here, with everything in great condition. The shop has some home goods as well. While visiting, there were many kind women working and straightening up around the store. They let us know that all clothes were 50% off which was a great steal as the clothes were already priced really well! Pants were about 7$, tops 5$, which was very affordable especially for the quality of the items there. This is definitely a gem that I look forward to returning to!

If you're in the super cute surrounding area, you have to stop by! This is a very curated, cool…read moreconsignment store with women's clothing, shoes, and accessories. There are many brands names like North Face, Anthropologie, Michael Kors, Free People, and a ton more. The items here are in great condition and are decently priced. Tops are about 10/12$, jeans are about 20$ depending on the brand, etc. My mom found a pair of rag & bone jeans for 20$ which was a good find! This location is smaller than the one in Manasquan a few minutes away but it definitely has some gems! My advice is to stop at both locations!

Terrific place! They make it easy to surrender clothes for consignment and they have a huge…read moreselection of super reasonably priced clothes inside -- including a large selection from Free People. They seem to have it all from gowns to jeans to crop tops. I'm always partial to coming here for shopping first because of the low prices. Squan Dry Goods is also right in the heart of Point Pleasant, so it's a good thrifty shop stop for a day ambling around between coffees, seeing the shore, and a lunch out. Will surely be back again soon.

I'm honestly disappointed by our experience here today. My mom and I stopped in to shop, and while…read morewe were there, my mom suddenly really needed to use the bathroom. I understand the sign says there is no public restroom, but we politely asked one of the women working if she could please make an exception. She immediately said no, even after we explained that my mom really needed to go. I understand having policies in place, but I feel like there are times when a little compassion and humanity should come first. We weren't asking to use the restroom just for convenience, we were genuinely in a situation where she really needed it. Unfortunately, because of how the situation was handled, we won't be returning. At the end of the day, just be human. You never know what someone is going through.

Great place to thrift and consign. I have been going there for years. The ladies are very nice and…read moreprices are very reasonable.

I've had some great scores here. Do your due diligence though, as I've bought a shirt with a…read moremonogram I missed! I did score a $700 Brooks Bros blazer for almost nothing!

Be careful if you drop off things to sell. I dropped off several items and actually wrote them…read moredown. Went back before the expiration date to see what sold and was told they had nothing for me. I then went through the entire store to find 2 specific things (very nice) and they were not there! These were two items that a gentleman waiting when I dropped off asked "Can I see those? How much?" Now the store is saying they can't do anything as they have thousands of consignments.

Salvage Angel is filled to the brim with everything under the sun from textiles, architectural…read moreelements, mid-century bar ware, etc. Seriously- don't wear a bulky coat to this place, you won't fit down the isles! The staff is bare bones & can be very busy at times with set design folks from the entertainment industry. They don't have the capacity to respond to inquiries via social media, so an in person visit is necessary (and lots of fun!). Be patient. Just do your digging and take photos of what you are interested in with your phone. The shop operates in a brocante style (like if you've ever watched Dick & Angel shop for architectural salvage in France on "Escape to the Chateau"). You show your photos to the shop owner Carolyn at the main checkout and she comes up with a price for your selections. I know it seems weird, but when you see the shop you will understand that there is no way in h*ll they could possibly put individual prices on everything. This is not Facebook marketplace and the pricing for some items will reflect this shop's proximity to NYC. The owner's passion and commitment to recycling and repurposing just about everything from a wide variety and time periods is admirable. I was able to find a perfect match for my 1890's porch door thanks to their collection of treasures. Payment is cash or Venmo.

As a lifelong antiquer this place is incredible. The sheer volume and diversity of stuff is mind…read moreboggling. If you've been searching for years for something super niche there's a solid chance you'll find it buried somewhere in here. That being said, this place is set up in a way where it feels like it's not meant for your average antique store browser like myself. This place is designed for house flippers, serious interior designers, and restoration specialists that are either looking for statement pieces or that one very hard to find and very obsolete part that's needed to get a decades old artifact working again. Their system (of having no prices listed) I fully understand based on the magnitude of objects in this warehouse. However, waiting roughly 30 minutes to an hour to get a price on something actively discourages potential sales. Also, as a serious antique bottle collector - I was slightly annoyed that I was not able to view their whole collection since it was blocked off by dozens of snack trays. If you come - treat this place as a destination because it really is!! And be prepared to wait a bit until you figure out what the damage is going to be.

I would like to see a separate rack for petite clothing . Otherwise this is a beautiful storeread more

They used to be very good! Now things sit way too long because their prices are absurd! The reward…read moreprogram got nerfed and now you get a $5 reward every time you spend $100. It used to be $10. In the past I could fill my cart for $40 and leave feeling happy - now you have to duck the damaged goods, scour the racks for something that isn't $8 for a target brand shirt, and debate whether or not you'd like to spend $50 on a used Kate Spade out of date and out of fashion purse filled with stains inside. Please go back to when you were great. It's been on the decline for a while now.