Peak is a cute, funky, and well-curated shop! The owner was really nice and clearly put a lot of…read morethought into the layout and style of the store. I found a lot of very reasonably-priced, unique pieces and I'm excited to go back!

WHOA!!! I didn't know what I was missing - found this place randomly today & IT IS THE COOLEST!!!…read more From vintage video games to action figures, from classic tshirts to retro board games, this shop is a total Trip to the Past! So jump in your DeLorean & get over there quick - you're sure to find several rare nostalgic treasures to call your own.

owner or women working is extremely rude and unprofessional. Asked if I needed help and I said I…read morewas just looking. She then proceeds to say we sell designer clothes here insinuating I could not buy anything there. Clothes look old and ugly. Highly recommend not to go in or visit. Dusty and unclean store.

Unfortunately very rude , stares you down dose not even let you walk by yourself. Very hostile 0/10.read more

My daughter and I planned a girls day for lunch and thrifting…read more We drove by 2nd avenue a few weeks ago and decided we'd like to check it out. An absolutely huge store that is very well organized and bright welcomed us. We visited every aisle. I got a beautiful Jones of New York purple pull up sweater for my sister, an 80's vibe black sweater dress for myself, and a great pair of suede blue ankle booties. My daughter was shut out, unfortunately. Really great prices! Id absolutely return for our same date - The Pub and here!

I love this thrift store. They have clothes, housewares, movies, books, toys and some furnitur.read more

Wonderful way to move along nice clothing that you no longer wear, or shoes that never quite fit…read more Very welcoming staff. Samaritan people are there to help us when we lose a loved one, every time. It's wonderful to be able to give (a little) back.

Before donating beloved items consider the FACT that many of the volunteers are ALLOWED to keep…read moreWHATEVER items they want for personal gain and/or resell for their own pocket outside of Samaritan Thrift. This has been going on for some time. The Hospice Patients (real people and their families) are losing out on profits. It is a shame that this unethical (illegal) practice, taking away from a charity, is going unchecked here. A few of the volunteers are honest, however; a number are not and have not been for some time. This is not new knowledge apparently (there a number of community members who know this and have addressed it, yet Samaritan does not address it), but just posting it here so people, with donations, can decide where they want them to go. A number of us have stopped donating as our previous donations are lining a number of the volunteers' pockets.

Excellent thrift with something for everyone. Clothing for women, men, and children. Shoes,Toys,…read morepuzzles, huge book room, jewelry, china, glassware, and an amazing Christmas room! Wonderful staff of dedicated and friendly workers! Located in the Grace Episcopal Church, side entrance off the parking lot. Open Fri and Sat 10-2 with donations accepted on Tuesdays 10-12.

I love this little shop! I frequently take donations there, and im always tempted to buy something…read morejust to help out the church . The ladies that run the shop are wonderful​

I bought 2 sinks for $15 during their 75% off sinks sale. One is a new white ceramic drop-in…read morebathroom sink with 4" center set holes (they also had the widespread and a million undermounts, vessels, countertop-integrated, etc.). Other sink is a used stainless steel rectangular basin sink, which I'm putting in a laundry room. I have one in my existing pantry and it's awesome for all the projects I do. Best sinks! They had all kinds of sinks here at incredible deals. Prices were already very reasonable before the 75% off sale. The brand new sink I got for $2.50 sells for $40 to $130 at Home Depot! The $12.50 stainless basin I got was used, but I had bought new for my pantry one and it goes for about $200! (I definitely feel I wasted my money in the past buying retail.) Also on sale this week were 50% doors and windows, and 75% off tile. Great deals to be found! The building materials warehouse section is in the back, and it houses windows, doors, flooring, lighting, hardware, rugs, appliances, a few newer/nicer furniture items, cabinets, vanities, sinks, tubs, etc. They had a couple old 90s solid surface loose sink vanity tops, and some faux stone kitchen vinyl tops. I didn't check price though. One brand new, high style integrated sink/counter unit with vanity was $400 -75% off but that was probably just the top piece price. This store also had a lot of vintage furniture, some was quite stylish, but you do have to pick through a lot of function-over-form stuff for the finds. Prices here were better than the Maple Shade store. Not everything was bargain priced but at least fairly priced for what I saw. Staff was friendly, ready to help, and store was neat and organized. I am very happy with my purchases! Note: there are various discounts for all kinds of people: seniors, first responders, military, etc. so always ask about discounts before you pay.

I have been to this store a few times and usually leave empty-handed. There are less expensive…read morethrift stores that have dinnerware and household stuff. The large appliances are a good deal if you can catch one of their sales or manager's specials. Overall, not a place where you are going to find unique items - more for DIYers looking for inexpensive upgrades to workrooms, basements, etc.