The place is huge. Lots to look through. The prices were good, and since we went on a Sunday full-price clothing was 50% off. The furniture selection was impressive. The prices were great--cheaper than other area thrift stores. Got some holiday decor at great discounts too. read more

The thrift store itself didn't smell bad like a few of the other reviews said but the bathroom definitely smelt terrible. The prices are fine considering the selection kinda sucks but I went later in the day so that could've impacted it. I wouldn't encourage or recommend this thrift but I wouldn't discourage anyone from going either I'd say to just lower your standards before you come! read more

The entire place smells like an 8th grade boy's locker room. It appears no effort has been made to even do a cursory cleaning of some items prior to placing them on the shelves. I saw cleats for sale that still had clumps of dry mud on the soles. The vinyl records have dust, dirt and paper mites. read more

came seeking a dresser. i hadn't been here in years so i didn't know what to expect. i left with a new project and am excited ! staff was nice & they loaded the dresser and mirror into my car. read more

Thrift Village - $75 beauty - Antiques Near Me - Glassboro, New Jersey

If I could rate it lower than 1 star I would. Total waste of time. The media section is picked over junk and the housewares smelled like major BO. No thank you. 2 thumbs down. read more

Good furniture selection but trash toys. Just pieces of unusable plastic toys and dirty stuffed animals. Not many mugs or good Knick knacks recently. I'm pretty sure I touched a kids foldable toilet seat in the toy section, why is that even there ew. read more

I couldn't get over the stench of cow manure when I walked into this thrift store today. Okay, so it probably wasn't *actually* from a cow, but nonetheless, the overwhelming scent made it hard to really browse. I'm giving three stars as I did notice some cool finds, but was on a mission for specific items that I wasn't able to find this time around. At the same time, Thrift Village is MUCH better than some of the other area thrifts, such as Chic But Cheap in Pitman, a store so cheap when it comes to investing in itself that it's nearly impossible to find due to a lovely printed out piece of paper hung in the window for a business sign. Not to mention that the store only appears to have items that were taken from the homes of deceased elderly people. But, getting back to Thrift Village, I'd have to say that I would probably stop back one day if I'm in the area and want to check out some books or glassware. The Yelp check in offer of 20 percent off is pretty cool too. read more

This store is FAR BETTER than the Goodwill 3 miles away in Glassboro. merchandise is thoroughly sorted and organized in two large warehouse spaces. They have a large selection of very nice furniture in good condition. Prices drop 30% after 30 days. If you like refinishing or upcycling, be sure to look here first. Huge selection of housewares and small appliances! Also found plenty of yard tools, lighting fixtures, and things one needs to set up house on a budget: lamps, everything for the kitchen, even new mattresses. We ran out of steam before looking through the clothes but will certainly be back. Best thrift store I've been to in years! read more

This store is great!!! Have a ton a fun stuff. Pretty low prices, in the picture I took you can see what there are per item. Would recommend going to this store. Pretty clean and not to busy. read more

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Thrift Village is good. They have a lot of good things... they just did t have anything I wanted. All the clothes weren't my style. They all look great though. I only bought two beautiful purses ($3 each). Amazing deal! And they have a rowan student 20% off discount. I'll definitely be coming back. read more

Thrift Village - A cute purse I saw - Antiques Near Me - Glassboro, New Jersey

Great place when your looking for value Well organized thrift shop and an extremely friendly staff Best book selection around so i vsit often Its a big store and lots of furniture read more

This place does not really have thrift prices. It smells bad in there. Gag smell. They know it too.,. Cause they have several air purifiers but it's not enough to get rid of the putrid smell. If ur near it. I guess u could visit. I do not recommend. My daughter bought a T-shirt n jeans... they brought home the smell and I made sure she washed them immediately read more

I found some interesting pieces in the home Good area. I love vintage glasses and they were prices right. I also found some nice vintage ceramic and wood pieces. My complaint is why do they mark prices with a sharpie! On wood and ceramic it doeNt come off. read more

Lots to look at, including a great selection of furniture. Prices were good, and for us old-timers, Monday to Wednesday gets you a senior discount. Definitely worth checking out! read more

I always find something here, from furniture to clothes to cookware. The prices are very fair. The place is HUGE, so prepare to spend lots of time. And the book section? They even have benches, so you can peruse your purchases at your leisure. The friendly help knows their stuff. "Stench of Manure"? That's laughable! Seniors have a heightened sense of smell, and I smell nothing offensive. (Maybe she got mixed up with Cow Town.) This place is much better than Goodwill or Salvation Army: it is privately owned with no fancy CEO calling the shots. read more

We donated thousands of dollars worth of furniture. There were two drivers/movers. One was nice, the other rude starting with the telephone conversation. Then he flat out lied to us telling us he wasn't going to take a piece of furniture after all because it didn't have a matching set, then when we pointed out the others didn't match, he came up with another reason. It was a large dresser and he simply didn't want to take it, despite it being maybe six month old and in perfect condition and solid wood. Because they were taking furniture from multiple areas of an apartment, boxes had to be moved so they had access to a large sofa. Those boxes were slightly in a path to the backroom. Instead of moving them ever so slightly, the rude guy pushes the bed mattress into the boxes and boxes crash, breaking items. I calmy said relax man, he said he was doing us the favor and I could move the boxes for him. I have a back injury and told him this prior. He accosted me and dropped F bombs left and right. He then became very rough with the rest of the furniture, banging into the door several times unnecessarily. This is all on video at this point. After hearing him bash me to his partner who seemingly ignored him, he would say things to me in passing, ever antagonizing the situation. As they finished and he tossed the form at me, I asked for his name. "It's on there." I told him it wasn't, he said "Man, I don't need to tell you my goddamn name." Outside I was locking the apartment up, and the other worker began making conversation with me. He was trying to calmly explain their position and we began to have a civilized dialogue, I was reaching my hand out to him to shake his when the rude guy storms out of the truck and says to "leave my f-cking guy alone, mind your own business." I said he began talking with me. He added some more explitives. And got in my face, completely unnecessarily. Again, all on video, I started it again after he got in my face (and told me to get out of his?). Then he said "don't you have a job? Go about your day, leave me the f-ck alone." I sometimes stutter, he began mocking me and told me to stfu. This is on video. Again, we donated thousands of dollars of furniture. Worst part: I called to speak with management. The owner calls me back and told me I was making the story up. He only heard a tiny portion of the beginning. Even upon him saying hello I could tell he wasn't interested in a legitimate complaint. Naturally, after being treated poorly by a worker, one would be upset by the owner calling the donator a liar. Ironically, he got upset because I used an F bomb. An extreme simpleton jerk, no wonder his employee is one, too. Habitat for Humanity referred us to them. They and the BBB are going to see these videos being he had no interest. read more

I can NOT believe that no one has reviewed this place. Thrift Village is a Glassboro STAPLE, especially for impoverished college students. I got all kinds of cool shit for my apartment here. Also got some duds here too. Place is pretty big. Can get really picked through during move-in time though. Gotta get there before the vultures descend. Got an awesome mouse-shaped cheeseboard here that I had for years... wish I knew what happened to it. read more

Very nice people. The employees are willing to help you load the furniture or deliver the furniture.

Strong Gross disgusting odor throughout store. Inventory is so outdated and overpriced. read more

Seriously this place is huge and has a little bit of everything. Prices seem to be really fair. I was pretty surprised to see tons of furniture and even mattresses. I was looking for a few specific things for a pop up dinner and was surprised to get exactly what I needed (a large basket, a small serving dish and some costume jewelry). read more

Love this place! I've purchased everything from furniture, books, trinkets and clothes here. Yes, they are a bit more expensive but they are a local small business. Not a corporate conglomerate, so get over it. Support the little guys. My only issue is the place smells funny.... i can't place it. It's not horrendous but not necessarily pleasant, either. Also I wish there was a dressing room not in the bathroom, cause it's a little stinky in there, too. read more

Okay there's a "Guy S." with an anonymous mask on, that left a review uttering my own statements at one time. What the heck kind of name is Guy S anyway? Like Guy Smiley the reporter from Sesame Street??? :\ Anyway..... This was due to a misunderstanding that I will not discuss here nor am I obligated to give anyone a comment. This matter was resolved by myself and Mr Rowand and his wife... ummm... Mrs. Rowand in person with the both of them and their adorable puppy dog. All I can say now is that I had it wrong and there's nothing wrong with the business or the owners but some of their former help was questionable at best. Best to all of you at GTV and have a pleasant day. ;) Andrew Todd Owens Vulpes Freelance Media Turnersville, NJ read more

Not a place for pickers or flippers. They sell everything with value on their eBay store. The items on the floor are generally items you would find for free on Craigslist or on the curb. For non flippers this might be perfect for you. read more

A lot of people complaining over silly things. Yes this store has an array of odd-ball stuff. Doesn't all thrift stores have so much odd things!!? The prices aren't that bad. About a year and half ago I bought a wooden bookshelf. It did have a little bit of a smell, and I cleaned it well with some Murphy oil soap. No more smell! This store has a better selection of furniture than other Thrift stores. I'm planning to go back and find things for my living room. read more

What an utter dump. It smells as bad as it looks. The selection of items for sale appear to have been rescued from either buildings that were leveled by fires or from recycle bins. The owner offers a $5.00 per disc (CD) high end cleaner that not only ruined one but two very rare CDs of mine. The owner offered me 10 free CD cleaning, are you kidding me?? After you just ruined two 50.00 to 100.00 rare CDs!!!! The greatest irony of the entire experience here, is how pricey they are for absolute savaged trash. The furniture appears as if they were retrieved from various bar room brawls at the old Crazy Cat bar on rt 41. Never again!! AVOID!!!!! read more

GTV looks like smallish when you first walk in, but the first room opens to two more really huge rooms FULL of furniture. I could almost give 4 stars for how narrow the aisles are because it's a little hard to see things, but there's not much they can do about that. The main paths are actually very spacious. Also, they have bathrooms, and a fridge with soda and juice and water in case you're there a long time and shop up a thirst. It also seems that they'll buy your jink, a la Pawn Stars. This was the third place I looked for a china cabinet because I suddenly have a need for one, and I actually fell in love with the first one I saw here, but they had lots more for me to look at and decide against. The one I ended up buying was part of a dining room set that was priced altogether. Not only do I already have a table and chairs, but the ones that matched my china cabinet were pretty beat up looking. I found somebody to ask if they would split the set, he asked me how much I was offering, I said a number, he seemed to think about it for a minute and then accepted it. I probably could've gotten it for $25 less if I had thought about it more before making my offer, but this is a beautiful mid century piece in really terrific condition that will hopefully last until I die and there's an estate sale, so I'm not going to lose any sleep over that $25. They even deliver! I think that's pretty amazing for a thrift shop. To my neighborhood it was $40, plus another $10 for having to carry it up steps. Not mad about it, because this is a really substantial piece that would not have fit in my car and I don't know how I'd have gotten it up the steps. We scheduled a day when I paid for it, and the driver called a little before 9 on the day of to confirm, then again when they were on their way, then again when they were outside. It comes in two pieces, as these things do, and they got it up the stairs and into my apartment without damaging it, and once it was in place they fastened the two pieces together, Really painless for me. When I went to pay for my cabinet and schedule delivery there was a couple in front of me who were buying a set of Sears Merry Mushroom canisters (the same set I have in my kitchen, coincidentally!). The man pointed out to the woman behind the counter that one of them had a mark on the bottom that wasn't supposed to be there and she gave him a discount. On the bottom! Where no one will ever see it! To me, they appeared to be in terrific shape, not even dusty, but it's actually a pretty collectible style so it probably wasn't sitting there very long. So the bottom line is, this is a thrift store--you might not find what you need, but based on my experience I'd bet if they do have what you're looking for, it's likely to be in decent shape, and they'll take good care of you. I can't wait to go back. read more

The store used to be pretty good. I'm not sure what happened it seemed to have gone downhill. Things are priced wrong as well. I went to buy something that claimed it was a dollar and when I got up to the register the older woman who was ringing people out informed me otherwise (it was about $10 ) which is fine I still wanted it. I was just annoyed by the attitude I got from the cashier when I said "oh I thought it was a dollar." read more

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An outstanding retail thrift shop. Medium quality merchandise at low, low prices. I got brand new mattresses, used furniture for college, saved 75%. The service people there are outstanding. They pack your car or truck for you and tie everything up. Great place. read more

Great prices on books! They always have beautiful antique (or antique looking) jewelry for sale too. The store, like all thrift stores, is hit or miss. If you come often you just might leave with some treasures. read more

Awesome thrift store! Huge selection, clean and organized with a friendly staff! Great prices too!

I LOVE THIS STORE!!! Every time I go it's like a shopping adventure. They have everything. So I can treat the kids to a movie or a toy, and I can get myself anything I want lol. The prices are good and sometimes you come across a real treasure here. I should add that the people who work there are very nice. I can't imagine not having THRIFT VILLAGE, I need it, it's like therapy for me lol. Funny thing is sometimes I run into my mom in there, yeah brilliant minds think alike lol... read more

All time favorite thrift store. They are always stocked and love the products. I have it 4 stores because of the stench but everything else is amazing read more

As always, they have a great selection of items. Very helpful staff and well stocked. Thank you! read more

Oh my goodness. I have found insanely beautiful, quality vintage furniture for ridiculously good prices. It's clean, it's organized -- by the standards of thrift stores, mind you -- and the staff is friendly. Can't say that the clothing section is particularly breathtaking, but for furniture and such? Wow. Some amazing finds. Way better than IKEA for my money and taste. read more

Always has new stuff coming in, and offers a 30% discount on all furniture that is in store over 30 days, and free delivery. Lots of clothing too. Will also come to your house to pick up furniture and other donations....for a good cause. It is better for the environment to buy used things and there are lots of good things here if you look carefully. read more

I used to volunteer at this place long ago, but with my recent trip up found it has expanded greatly. They have a huge assortment of items. Not best for clothes as that selection was not real great (though not shabby either). Some prices were somewhat high on some pieces I looked at (considering wear and such). All in all is a pretty good shop though. I give a 4 star for assortment, size of the place and amount of items. read more

The best thrift store been going there aince i was a kid and still do but one thing im sad about that has changed was the fill the bag days u was able to do it anyday i miss that read more

For a sense of scale, Thrift Village is a former bowling alley. This place is enormous, like an entire flea market unto itself. After plenty of visits and furniture purchases, I've never been disappointed. Very helpful staff. read more

I've been shopping here since I first moved to Glassboro to attend Rowan. It's not the cleanest or best smelling place, but it is a thrift shop and that's how they are sometimes. Our favorite thing to buy here is sporting equipment - though we've bought furniture, household items, and games as well. They also have a nice selection of holiday items. read more