I've been to this location twice and have yet to make a purchase. I did get a few pics of some…read moreitems that I found interesting/cute. This is definitely a "no frills" thrift store, so you have to do some digging to find any gems. It's clean, organized and spacious, so that shouldn't be an issue -- if you have time. Maybe one of these days I'll actually buy something... __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux

This my favorite thrift store, because I love this charity and its mission to service the…read morecommunity. Without it being focusing on profits for its CEO and managers like other thrift stores like Goodwill. If you want good quality new mattresses at great price, this is the place. Plenty of good used furnitures, bicycles, appliances and clothes in a clean well managed store. Enjoy the treasure hunt while supporting the cause.

The prices are high on housewares and furniture, store is sometimes messy, staff doesn't know how…read moreto deal with disorderly unhoused customers. Won't be returning and was a regular customer.

You can find anything here. I always get lucky in the jewelry, home décor, and kitchenware (they…read morealways have the CUTEST wine glasses!) sections. Speaking of jewelry...Stop by the jewelry counter FIRST to check out the gems, jewels, and trinkets. If you see something, say something, and they will place it to the side for you to retrieve when you're ready to check out. **Be sure to sign up for the Fivestars rewards program to get points towards discounts. __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux

Nothing here to see or buy! It's crazy because I donate my items to this location. Whenever I take…read morea trip in to thrift with my daughter we are always disappointed. Poor selections, everything always seems to be underwhelming. I donate my entire families items it's odd that I never see anything similar to the level of what we've donated. Do the nice items even make it to the store floor? In this visit we didn't notice a nice couch which seemed to be in great quality. But nothing else was worth a double look.

There is a delicate balance in my home that I am trying to get better a. . If you buy some things,…read moreyou have to get rid of some things to balance it out. So over the last year, I have been decluttering, downsizing and getting rid of items I no longer need. I love shopping the thrift stores for special items or things I can use. So it makes perfectly good sense for me to donate my gently-used items to Goodwill. This Goodwill has a Donation Center where you can drop off items. If you are so inclined, they will also provide a receipt for your taxes. I call that winning. . . and my house told me thank you.

Where should I start? I was able to get so much stuff for under $40 dollars. I got an ironing…read moreboard, beautiful corduroy jacket, trench coat, a set of 3lb weights and most importantly and most desperately needed a seven tier shoe rack. I got all of that WITHOUT a discount. Let me say louder for the folks in the back AGAIN- I bought all this under 40 dollars!!! Imagine if the discount was in place. Yep, definitely going back.

After a tip from a nearby local I ended up here. I was in search for end tables and a few other…read moreitems. Pulling in here I was a bit skeptical that the hot tip I got would actually span out. But, in the end, I was happily surprised. Walking in you are welcomed by a vast space filled to the brim with items to search through. This place could literally be a treasure hunt if you have the time to do so. Even though it was quite tempting, I was on a mission to find what I came here for. Making my way to the area where they had all their furniture was almost like walking into a different section here. I zig-zagged my way through the area and taking glimpses at items as I went. It was hard to figure out if the item you were looking at was a singular item or part of a matching set. It was also hard to tell if an item was for sale or if it was just a display item. It was also hard to tell if that item was sold already or not. After searching and searching, I decided on what I wanted. However, with my never being here before, and not knowing what to do, I had to search for an employee to figure this out. Now, you want to talk about a treasure hunt, this was a treasure hunt trying to find an employee. After my search was successful, I was able to figure out what to do to at least pay for the items. I paid and then needed to get those items into my vehicle. After some time and employee was able to get the end tables out of the area they were and up to the front. Once I had them in my vehicle I was able to head home. Once I got them home I did a healthy cleaning and polishing. Tightened a few screws and they were good as new. Actually gave me some great space to store and display. I wanted to touch on the employees here. If they are good at one thing, it is how to avoid the customers and/or displayed disdain in helping customers. There was no affect on the gentleman that helped me load the tables into my vehicle. And having to play hide and seek/tag with the employees was not super toddler fun like it used to be.

We come all the way from Pasadena, md. We are never disappointed with variety you all carry…read more Value is amazing. All the volunteers are always friendly. They make feel like family. Id live there if I lived closer.

A wonderful place to donate clothing or household items that you no longer need or use or that…read moreother people need more than you.

Staff is always friendly and the store is always clean. They make a noticeable effort and it is…read moreappreciated. (Some thrifts are a hot mess but not this one!) Easy drop off area, plenty of parking, organized items. I only wish they had more art and books!

The prices is not as low as they used to be, but they are still items that you can find that are…read moreexcellent and the service is great. The people are friendly and you can find a lot of good things have take time and look.

I love this little shop in the heart of downtown St. Leonard, Maryland. Their vendors offer some of…read morethe most unique vintage and antique items you just can't find anywhere else. From jewlery to hard-to-find Pyrex, they offer a little bit of everything...right now, they even have an antique dental cabinet!

From the owner: We sell beautiful Antiques and Collectables,Estate Jewelry Furniture ,Old Toolsread more

Neat little shop in the heart of Leaonardtown with everything from 90s toys, games, glassware,…read moreinternational items, like porcelain Egyptian cats and elegant Asian vases... to 80s clothing, comic books and even a witchy section with tarot cards and sage... The only cons: some items are very high-priced... and the layout of the shop is quite small and gets crowded... All-and-all a neat little place... but would hope to see new items and more of a selection if I were to go back...

Worth a stop! Nice folks, a good selection of unique items priced reasonably, and very attentive…read morestaff. Two thumbs up!