Very clean store, lots of clothes and well organized. But not much for my wife and I in the media…read more Pricier thrift store. Spent $23. Didnt find much to buy

This place really needs to give its heads a shake ... went in today and all winter wear was 50% off…read moremen's women's kids except for babies ? Hummm how does this make sense ? Families with babies don't need discounts ? Very disappointed and when spoke to employee I got a big oh well that's the discount today ..I guess babies and young kids don't matter ?

The managers at Queen St in Streetsville branch are quite rude and not accomodating.they are grumpy…read moreand not welcoming at all.

Well organized, clean store. Has a bit of everything. Prices seem a bit high, but if you know your…read morepricing, you will find bargains. I bought a pair of jean shorts for 7.99. Staff was friendly. Happy thrifting!

bedbug walking around on bedsheets at this location. Taken on November 15th 2024…read more I've been going to this value village for 15 years and it has become absolute trash: incredibly expensive (often more expensive than retail price), and now bedbugs.

This location on Queen St. East is hit and miss for great finds but today I found this Wendy's…read moreRestaurant staff t-shirt that I've always liked! Mostly because of what it says on the back of the shirt. Great deal $2.99 and in excellent condition.

Very nice store. Wide selection of things to buy. Prices seemed to vary. Some items seemed too high…read moreand some rather appropriate. The lady working the cash register was nice and helpful.

This second hand store in the downtown area near St. Lawrence Market in Toronto Ontario Canada…read moreoffers clothing, accessories, shoes, jewelry, books and home goods. They support local charities in the community like youth shelters and Covenant House. The boutique style store was very clean and organized. I purchased two shirts and a cosmetic bag for around $23. The staff were very nice. Open daily 10am to 8pm.

Between Salvation Army and Cleansweep Goods Richmond Hill, sweepgoods.ca I don't understand why…read morepeople spend so much money buying brand new items. Save your money, browse what's on-hand online sweepgoods.ca pickup Yonge St. and Crosby Ave. or Just up Yonge a bit, the Salvation Army.

Pretty good Salvation Army. Found some good records, and art. My issue with Salvation army is the…read moreover pricing of items like media. some stuff is really good and others are over priced. But this store was clean

I've dropped items off at this store a few times, but I've never actually gone inside until now…read more There's a shopping cart to drop off donated items as soon as you enter the store on the right or you can unload larger items at the back of the store. Then it's a wide, open space with racks upon racks of women's clothing. There's definitely a lot to go through, but I'm sure you'll find something for you. I saw a black, sequined BCBG Max Azria dress for only $19.99! I wasn't sure if it would fit, and I didn't see any fitting rooms. There's an electronics section with older electronics like VCRs, DVD players, boomboxes, CD players, stereos with cassette tapes, keyboards, speakers, countertop cookware, fans, printers, etc. There's even a power bar for you to test the electronics before making a purchase. Up the stairs, or the ramp, there's men's clothing, sports equipment (like baseball bats and skis), lots of books, vinyl records, furniture, mattresses (that I think are new and were donated to the store), housewares (drinking glasses, vases, bowls, and much, much more), and even artwork. By the cashiers, there are items in locked display cases. I saw jewellery, old telephones, and even a Nintendo Entertainment System. I didn't see any controllers to go with it, though. There's a seniors' discount for 10% off, and if you've donated items, you can get a 20% off coupon.

I loved this thrift store so much So cheap, like actually…read moreFor the books It was such a huge good selection, full of books I got 16 books just for $1.99, paperback=1.99 hardcovers=3.99, kids books=1.99 The workers were nice! Also mugs and cups were like 99 cent And my mom bought 2 baskets, and two other things for just $21

Amazing store, loved the selection they had! Everything was super cheap and I got an armful of…read morethings for just under $40! (And I got this bomb ass bag for $3, just wanted to flex tbh)

I've visited several Value Village before but never a Value Village Boutique. I had to check it…read moreout. The entire store is focused on clothing. Makes sense since it is a boutique. This store used to be a Rexall. So this Boutique is quite large. Everything was neatly organized and clean. There were many customers browsing the clothing. There are no change rooms. There is a security guard just inside the entrance. The store is not wheelchair accessible. Review 2023-286

Public Butter is a very interesting replacement of what was an iconic store in this location…read more There are all sorts of things worth seeking out here. There are records, and clothing, and magazines, and old toys... And license plates?? If you miss the feeling of thing to a flea market and being surrounded by chaos and the unknown, this is one of the best ways you can get that feeling back in a slightly more controlled environment!

If you're a thrifter who likes a bargain, SHOP HERE! This store has so many neat finds and their…read moreprices are pretty reasonable in comparison to all of the overpriced vintage + consignment shops in Toronto. I discovered this gem several years ago and am so glad it's still around.