Love the owner. Love the selection. Sometimes the price on generic thing though is insane because…read moreof the general pricing system they use. I'm not complaining tho I just got an armani jacket for $36.5 and a pair of vintage Abercrombie jeans for $27

My little kid wanted to get something downtown ish themed because she is a huge stay but mainly…read morejust adult stuff. Workers weren't even doing anything besides messing around and I don't recommend l.

Best selection,best deals,best bunch of volunteers of any thrift store in the area! Clean &…read moreorganized and always welcoming!

Not sure how the other review had only a one star rating? My experience was overwhelmingly…read morepositive. Clean, tidy, well organized the shop itself is easy to navigate. The help is just that: helpful. And pleasant. Offered to help me get a rattan chair out to my car. I can't wait to return!

Beautiful store with so many unique gift ideas. The employees were all kind and helpful. The…read morechocolate selections nearly endless and all the ones we tried were beautifully made and delicious!! Our go to for gifts and handmade chocolates. We'll be back again and again!

Happy to see this store is still in business when other places have been forced out of Stuyvesant…read more A reliable stop for great gifts and cool home decor items. They also have an excellent selection of greeting cards, a small selection of food items such as those from Stonewall kitchen and a small jewelry selection. If you like vintage, you will enjoy the back rooms!

The Service was was very good.. I would recommend my friends to go to the same place for their…read morebirthday..

As a consignment customer, my experience with this business was unsatisfactory. I was disappointed…read morewith the treatment I received and lack of responsiveness.

Like most Salvation Army's, this place is very hit or miss. That said, I've found some great pieces…read morehere (clothing only) hidden among the rows of maternity jeans and earth mama dresses. The prices here tend to be much cheaper than any of the suburban Salvation Army stores. The selection is also less picked-over seeming than the one in, say, Colonie. I suspect that's because the location is a bit off-putting to people. I admit it can seem a bit sketchy, but as long as you're there during the day (the place closes at 5 anyways,) you should be absolutely fine. Yes, you may have to deal with riff raff, but if you end up scoring an awesome tangerine mod dress with white embroidery for five dollars, can you really complain?

I believe this location permanently closed years agoread more

This place is closed at least the store is closed I went…read morethere few months back and seen that the store not operating and was full of old shelving and other stuff, Guy told me that they closed years ago.