It might not look like it from the outside but there are…read moretreasures to be found here. Friendly service along with great prices make this store a keeper.

This place is no longer here ... booooo. Drove over here to realize it's been taken over by an…read moreempanada spot.

Customer service is horrible. my experience was disappointing. Staff is rude. Expected better,…read moreplace is not organized.

I saw a real to Real Player online spoke to the owner and she told me where she was located. I did…read morego there unannounced a couple of days later the owner wasn't there which was all right. There was a guy there I told him when I came for he called the owner and put me in the direction of where it should have been. He didn't give me any help looking for it after looking for about a half hour I couldn't find it. I again inquired as to where could have been instead of coming over and helping me he just pointed in the direction again. There was no one else in the store it's not like he was busy. I don't recommend this place.

I had Rick come to my house to purchase items , he was condescending and arrogant and now I no why…read morehere ran out when he was done . I missing items and he was the only in the house . The store was nice that they have but I wouldn't trust him !

this are not good people, not fair and nasty, this weekend me and my family suffered a mistreatment…read morefrom them, first they took out some things from my hand to give to another American lady, saying that she already pay it from it, and it was a lied because I see her giving the money at that time, and I have the opportunity to see a difference that they do between people of different race, I can't believe that this is happening now a days.

I went here to have a dress for a party taken in. It would be 2 weeks (unheard of) $78 for the…read morealterations and $10 to fix a Gucci suit pants pocket. I come to pick up the items and she has them in a shopping bag, I could not believe for $88 my things were in a bag and wrinkled. They should have been steamed and covered in plastic on a hanger for what she chaneged me. I do not recommend. She also does not know how to manage time with customers to run a proper business

I had wanted to get my ears pierced for a while and saw on Facebook that Zaraz offered ear…read morepiercing. Located only 3 minutes away from my apartment, I decided to check it out. As I walked in I was greeted by both a sales assistant and Rebeca the owner. Both were very friendly and accommodating, and within a few minutes, I had beautiful sparkly studs in my ears. I was very pleased with how meticulous Rebeca was on making sure the holes were even, she even pulled out a little ruler to measure. The piercing was pretty painless (it was my third hole so I'm kinda a pro.) I was really happy with my experience. It's a calm environment which I think would be good for kids. You are given a cleaning lotion and instructions how to keep them clean and infection free! I am pretty sure they do cartilage piercing on the ear also. Beside the ear piercing, they have a ton of cute accessories to browse. I ended up getting a necklace that have been searching for after seeing it on a girl at the Belmont Stakes. Thanks to Rebeca and Zaraz for a great ear piercing and a cute necklace to go with my summer wardrobe! Also love to keep my business in Lynbrook. I most def recommend Zaraz for ear piercing!

Pros: The selection here is huge, the store is very well organized and is neat and clean…read more Cons: Like every thrift store, it's all hit and miss depending on what you're looking for. While some things were reasonably priced, other items were laughably priced. For example, an average quality small living room arm chair with slightly faded and slightly dirty fabric was $167.00. You can buy a similar arm chair in Bob's brand new and fresh smelling for $199.00 All in all, if you're in the area it's worth visiting since donations come in every week and you never know what you might find.

This was a complete waste of time. The dining room set we want to donate is in good shape, but your…read moredrivers wouldn't even take the China Cabinet that is in perfect shape because of a couple of minor stains on 2 of the chairs. This is high quality, solid wood furniture that some poor family somewhere could have used.

I donated plates here a while back, but couldn't browse because the owner said she was closed, even…read morethough the door was open, so I just handed her the stack of plates. I went back a dozen times when it said online that the store was open, but it was always closed. I was driving by today I saw the door was open, so I finally got the opportunity to browse. The merchandise was really hard to see because things were haphazardly on top of each other, and most of the things were scratched/chipped/broken or had water damage. I found ONE cute little picture that wasn't damaged, so I looked up it's worth online before asking how much she was charging for it. It was $5 online-- and online it comes with an artist bio, not just a mat. (Screenshot attached) After she charged someone in front of me who was carrying a pile of things $8 for everything, I asked her how much for the little picture (this was a print reproduction, not an original limited print or artist proof or anything), and SHE SAYS TO ME: $20!!! I was astounded-- there were other pictures 10x the size labeled $15. It seemed really nervy to ask me $20 for a little picture at a secondhand junk store. I just said thank you and left. I can't help but think that because I am White-passing and was there with my Irish boyfriend, that she gave me a much higher price than she would have given me had I looked more like the other customer there. Really disappointing experience. When I went to the LI Trading Post in Bellmore, I got two pieces of wood furniture for a total of $10. I've never heard of charging customers $20 for one tiny decorative, not even functional, item at this type of store. THIS store, especially, because it was a really mess and hard to navigate (I had to leap over stuff in the aisles to get through-- the place should have citations for fire hazards), and I felt like I was at risk of getting bedbugs just by being in there.

Opened just a few months ago, New Like New Gift & Thrift is just that. It is chock-filled with…read moreanything you can think of from estate sales, donations, gift items from paintings to clothes, to jewelry, to kitchenware, and more. The owner is friendly, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and generous. She puts books outside in the front of her store every night for anyone to have, for free. Be patient, be a good detective, and sort through her huge inventory to find whatever you think you need.