This was the 2nd Coca Cola store we visited in 2 months. This one was much smaller than disney…read moresprings. A little less crowded but still cool to look at the items for sale. They had a nice little soda shop and tables to sit and enjoy. The store is connected to a few different shops and it was nice and easy to visit them all without having to go outside especially on a rainy day. Nice place to go to and I know the kiddos like it.

Very small, and prices were definitely "touristy."…read more Nothing here I can't find for half price online.

I have been shopping here for years, but only recently find out how much important community work…read morethey do! Everything is clean, organized and the pricing is very affordable. I found a great selection of jewelry and comics for myself and my family also found a bunch of clothes and shoes for themself.

Great selection of clothes, sunglasses and handbags. Friendly and helpful customer service.read more

Love this thrift store! Reasonable prices and friendly staff. Such a pleasure to shop here.read more

From the owner: Non-for-profit Thrift Store with very reasonable pricing; volunteer driven; all proceeds donated to…read morethe local needy and St.Vincent de Paul Society works eg. Soup kitchen, summer camp, North of 60 program, etc.

I was so impressed by the kindness and fantastic service! Even though I didn't end up getting any…read morework done, I'll definitely be recommending them to others based on what I experienced.

I bought a beautifully designed 14K gold ring from Aurum. Paul designed and made the ring himself…read more I bought "on faith" since I live in California and had to trust my instincts, research on this jeweler, and on-line reviews. Before placing the order, I requested that the ring be sized down a 1/2 size - and Paul didn't hesitate to offer this service. The ring fits perfectly, is very high quality and appraised slightly above what I paid for it - so, Aurum's pricing is very fair and reasonable. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another piece from Paul and his team.

The store has a great selections of clothing, footwear and accessories but my big complaint is the…read moresmell. There is a powerful smell of deodorizer in there that almost takes my breath away . There is also extremely loud music. Background music should be in the background and not so loud that you can't possibly block it out. Yes, I am an older person but when I was in there I noticed a lot of customers in my demographic. You can rest assured that most of us are not enjoying the volume.

On Saturday, 10/20/18, I was in need of some last minute medical equipment. On a fluke, I happened…read moreto be in Niagara Falls, NY for an appointment. I asked SIRI for some thrift store suggestions. I chose the second suggestion-Niagara Heritage of Hope and Service. Being only a few minutes away, I took a chance and went there. It was obviously an old Catholic school/church. Feeling nostalgic (and having a sense of deja-vu), I entered the old building and was immediately greeted by a very happy woman and a young man. When I explained my situation, she immediately sprang into action! Within moments, she found a walker with wheels and a quad cane in great condition! During that time, she told me the history of the former church (Holy Trinity) and all the things they do there now. Even though I was short on time, I decided to browse! There literally was something for everyone! The people entering and exiting-they were SO SWEET and full of conversation. There was a young boy who asked (very politely)if there were masks that went with a specific costume. This lovely woman again stopped what she was doing to help him! I was totally impressed! (She was short-handed that day, but she didn't let that overwhelm her!) As for me? I ended up walking out of there with a beautiful afghan and holiday decorations (besides the medical equipment)-and it didn't break the bank!!! When I left the area, it then hit me-I HAD been there years ago! I was a young teacher at that time and had to go there for a training! If you know of someone with a limited income, or if you want to save a few $$, or if you have a sense of appreciation for all things thrifty, this place is worth a look a look (or two or three!) I WILL be back! Please note-they are only opened on Saturdays.

From the owner: Established April 2011, the Community Thrift Store at Historic Holy Trinity offers a large…read moreselection of clothes including coats, household items, furniture, Christmas decorations, fun and vintage jewelry plus much more. ONLY open the first Saturday of every month, 10am - 2pm. Historic Tours (by appointment) showcase the architectural beauty and history of the complex.