this store is werid... part of me wants to like it and part of me wants to dislike it, the old…read morestore owner was really trashy so im glad shes gone, she was pretty rude, ignorant and made some pretty disgusting choices. but that was in 2022 so now in 2025 the store is okay. not the worst store but not my first option, the most disgusting thing i could say about this store is pictures of people who have shoplifted from this store its so corny and is a HORRIBLE way to welcome sombody in a store. i do think the Rescue Mission is better and i only hope the best and that this store can improve upon itself in the years to come..

Been wanting to try this place for a while. finally found time to go and looked up on Google and…read moreFacebook page to make sure it was open this day. Made a special trip just for this and there was a handmade note on a piece of paper on the door that it was closed. Several other customers tried to shop just in the minute I was in the parking lot that were also visibly upset. very disappointing. Maybe warn people you're gonna be closed so they don't waste their time.

Robert's Jewelry is a wonderful place to have jewelry repaired. I have had quite a few watches…read morerepaired, including antique, modern, mens' and womens'. They do a great job for a great price. I also love the friendly service and the long standing tradition of excellence.

Family run business that has been around for over 100 years. Wide selection and offers jewelry…read morerepair.

good service, but make sure to double check pricing on google! managed to get an extra $120 just…read moreasking how much my stuff weighed and figuring out a fair price

The owner was nice enough but they wasn't trying to give me what I knew was jewelry was worth. I…read moretold him what I was just offered at Gold Rush on Belair Road and he was like if they offered you that much you should go back to them. Which I did and got the price I was asking for. I think sometimes jewelry dealers don't know how to deal with a consumer who knows some stuff about the jewelry industry. His loss

The restore is an amazing place. Really beautiful furniture at reasonable prices. It's a great…read moreplace to find anything.

Very low stock of anything. Looks more like a Thrift store for decorations. Everything they carry…read moreis overpriced. One item of interest was overpriced dramatically and was marked $425. I check on it for weeks and even ask the staff if the item price would come down. It did to $25 and they sold it to a friend.

Too many 'extremes'! Big difference in prices, (ex: men's shirts - one - $2.50, another was…read more12.50), linen section was very messed up, had to untangle sheets before you could see price, size, etc. Also, too many things should have been in trash instead of thrift store!!

This place is much cooler than you'd expect. You can find an old sturdy dresser in their shop and…read moreask for it to be painted bright turquoise or fuchsia. We also found cute necklaces and antique books for gifts. It's fun to explore the shop and get decorating ideas from the awesome and interesting Miss Bailey. Other points: The selection changes each time we visit. It's outside of Martinsburg with no parking or other issues. Non-pushy, but helpful staff. More of an artsy warehouse feel than a grandma's attic feel of some thrift shops. Very decent prices as of now (before it's discovered by tourists). Relaxed feel. Good layout (not overstuffed).

I have been shopping at this Goodwill since the early 2000s when they were still in the adjacent…read morespace. The biggest reason for my rating is simple - the pricing. The pricing is much too high. They literally price Dollar Tree items at $1 or $2.... the same or even more than regular retail! Their handbags are ridiculously overpriced and their costume jewelry is at full retail. The clothing, in many cases, is very near retail. For example, a Walmart brand tshirt is priced at 3.99 or 4.99 when the Walmart retail price is 4.97. Also, it really bothered me when a man came in with a clothing voucher from the DHHR for clothing that was obviously a work requirement. He needed black shoes, black pants, and a black belt. At the register, his voucher was a couple of dollars short. They told him he had to put something back. The man looked so embarrassed and so bewildered. Another man in line at the register bought the belt for him. I thought The Goodwill was supposed to HELP people. This guy was obviously trying to better himself by getting a job and the DHHR must have thought the voucher would be enough. They likely didn't realize the high prices at this Goodwill. I don't understand why they couldn't discount the belt a couple of dollars. Everything that man was buying was second hand - donated to the Goodwill for FREE. It's been a while since I have shopped there, but I noticed last summer that the number of people shopping in the store seemed to really be down, and those that were shopping were buying very little. In this area, these high prices aren't going to fly. People have other, better, and more affordable options. Bushel and a Peck sells much better quality clothing for the same or even better price, and the Rescue Mission has far less expensive pricing. I saw many comments here about the employees. Other than one of the male managers, I have never had negative interactions with the employees. They have all been very kind to me and they always seem to be working very hard to get merchandise on the floor. I miss the shopping experiences I once had at this Goodwill. I miss being able to fill my cart to the point of overflowing with clothing, household items, party supplies, holiday decorations, handbags, and jewelry. A Facebook Group has started called GREEDwill. I understand the premise after seeing the prices in my local Goodwill.

Who knew that the thrift store would have some of the coolest finds for my new classroom…read more Good-bye to Target and TJ Maxx... There is a sort of interesting allure to finding a great bargain. You will have this kind of experience here. I didn't exactly come here with the idea of purchasing a $6 faux fur foot stool, but it would be really cool for displaying one of my plants. I also picked up a $3 wall art and a $4 woven rattan table runner. This was never opened and still had the original price tag. It will be perfect for covering the top of my bookshelf. This store is very organized and prices clearly labeled on every item. Seriously... go find something for yourself.

Wonderful place and the owner is lovely as well. You always feel welcome and you can tell they…read morereally respect you as a customer. I left an item I purchased there and without even calling...the next time I came in they had it behind the counter with my name. Honest and clean.

Wonderful store to shop and consign at, I stop in a few times a month always find great bargains…read more Clean store, super nice owners, very organized and easy to find what your looking for.