Yes, the place is a bit of a mess on a Wednesday afternoon. But isn't that what we love about…read moreSalvation Army? Finding the Rembrandt hiding behind an ironing board? Well maybe not Rembrandt. I was passing by and as I had never seen this one before I went in. Has all the characteristics of a SA thrift store. Messy housewares. check. Some prices are wacky. check. Chances I might find something good. Not zero. The clothes were neat and tidy and the service was quick and cheerful.

What a sad, sad disappointment this store was…read more My wife and I were doorbusters and excited that the store reopened today. But, the prices were over-inflated on ALL items. No signs on the racks of clothes as far as sizes...You have to look through each and every item. And as far as over-inflated prices, one shirt (Second-Hand mind you) was priced at $28!! I realize that business prices have gone up due to the pandemic..But to pay $28, $16 and $12 for a secondhand shirt, CMON!

Mondays will be the only day that I will go. The prices for these used items are outrageous and…read moredefinitely not the same as they were before the pandemic, that's just how long it's been since I've been, but on Mondays everything is half off of your entire bill. You can find great finds there. I'm a thrifter and I enjoy choosing pieces/items and wondering what the person was like who owned it before it was donated. That's just my thing though.

This place is no longer non-profit. They are for profit. Very sad. I've been coming to this thrift…read morestore for a longg time. It's very disappointing to see how expensive they are charging now for used items that they receive for free. Especially during a time when many people are struggling to make ends meet... now I can't even afford my nearest thrift store and have to go somewhere far to get reasonable prices. I hope someone does something about these prices please. Also, if you are donating, please remove the tags because they will price it according to the tag which is disgusting. Even if the item is missing pieces, ripped, stained, they don't care they will charge according the tag. Another complaint I have is the removal of changing rooms. Because you can't return anything, you can only exchange. So customers are forced to try items on awkwardly in the isles. This is just plain ridiculous and obviously greedy. If you're gonna take away changing rooms, allow RETURNS, not exchanges. Simple.

I recently stopped into Ecclection, and I was impressed with the charming selection of new and…read morevintage items. This is the place to go for whimsical gifts for any age. They had some toys, body care items and great gifts for the vintage-lover in one's life. They also feature wares by local artists, which was my favorite feature of all. The shop owner was personable and available for any questions. Shops such as this often have high price points, but that was not the case at Ecclection. I look forward to returning when I have birthday and holiday gifts to purchase for gal pals.

The pricing structure of the SA stores overall teeters dangerously on the brink of full-on retail…read more This particular location of SA is totally not near any of my other errands. It has surly customer service and idle cash registers and I grow a long white beard while I wait to pay for my stuff. Yeah yeah, I know the "new" SA has wider aisles, a cleaner shopping experience, ample parking. Whatevs. So does Target, and their prices ain't that much higher than the SA's now. So why the hey do I bother going to the West Humboldt store, and why am I giving it four stars? Because Wednesday mornings from 9:00 to noon is EIGHTY SEVEN CENTS A POUND SALE TIME! A corner of their parking lot is sectioned off for this blessed weekly event and they roll out troughs and troughs of the items that are unfit to sell as "upscale thrift". Grab a cart if you dare and start digging. (It's pretty crowded though so I suggest using a basket or bringing your own canvas bag.) Inventories vary from week to week. There could be bales of 5K t-shirts, or enough winter scarves to choke a Yeti, or Hammer Times where I can buy a whole box of pink parachute pants if I want. (I don't.) But you know what? I have gotten a TON of crazy crap, as well as some tres chic items NEW WITH TAGS, plus also designer clothes in decent condition for my daughter. The best part is, if I get something home and it sucks, I can just donate it when I come back the next Wednesday. Who cares because IT ONLY COST 87 CENTS. Eighty seven cents! Jeebus. I know, right?

By far one of the best Salvation Army locations I've ever been too (spoiler: I've been to a lot)…read more Would I come here at night? Most likely not but in the daylight this place was a dream. There were 25% and 75% off tags and I had to ask to find out what colors they were because I didn't see them when I walked in. Staff was friendly and helpful and this store is organized with a capital O! I found a number of goodies for cheap...Eileen Fisher, Lululemon and more. Don't sleep on this location!

Three is a bit generous but you can find some okay stuff if you dig for a manageable price if…read moreyou're working with a budget. But they are out of their mind with just about any item over $20

Village Discount Outlet seems to be suffering from a serious identity crisis…read more This is supposed to be a blue-collar SRCOND HAND store where people can find affordable deals on donated goods. Instead, they've inflated their prices like they're some trendy boutique in a bougie neighborhood. The greed is unreal--these are donations, yet they expect customers to pay more than retail clearance. And to top it off, they slap on tacky handwritten construction paper tags to justify their inflated "boutique" pricing. It's embarrassing and cheap-looking, especially for a store pretending to be upscale. At this point, you're better off waiting for big sales at actual retail stores, where at least you're getting brand-new items

After seeing some reviews I was nervous to check this place out, I've been to plenty of Plato's…read moreclosets- just not this location. What I will say about this location: you get what is advertised. Compared to other Plato's, this store is large, clean and pretty well organized. Tons of great finds, but again..when it comes to thrifting/second hand stores don't expect all lululemon clothes and excellent customer service: this store is maintained by many high schoolers. Expect to sift through racks of clothes to find that perfect shirt or pant. As far as thrifting and resale, platos is a great and affordable spot to refresh your wardrobe. And no, I'm not being paid or offered a discount to write this! I just love a good thrift spot

went in there to pickup some shoes i wanted to sell the previous day, the shoes i really expected…read moreto get money from were my BRAND NEW white Nike Blazers that Ive never worn because theyre too tight. Came back for pickup and i was greeted with attitude like im supposed to know where to go for pickup...? They offered to give me $9.75 FOR NEVER WORN NIKES. DONT shop here bro, they over scamming here. ‍

LOVE Beyond Grandmas…read moreis a great stop for vintage lovers, especially those looking for furniture. It's in the basement of a warehouse and is far bigger than you might think. It's very impressive to see how neatly things are displayed (by type or them). No digging around on dusty shelves here! Again, if you want furniture, lighting or home decor they are STOCKED! The folks working here could not be nicer -- really a great place I'll definitely come back to. A tin outdoor "ExLax" advertising thermometer? Hell yeah, brother!

I enjoyed the vibe but the prices are crazy. If you are looking for a great vibe and history, check…read moreit out, but go anywhere else to make a purchase. We were in town for the weekend and checked out many Antique stores and it was by far the most expensive. At least 30% higher than anywhere else. Would be a great place to shop for movie props if your budget is high but for the everyday collector, no way.