I bought a belt for $5 under a sign that said $2, the nasty woman worker said we cant label each…read moresign with the policy "unless marked" and that my belt should have been somewhere else. Fix your attitude and fix your sign.

Nice staff but unfortunately I didn't read the warning that they only accept donations on specific…read moredays of the week! So I had to leave my donations at the Goodwill next door

I've always been a fan of VDP thrift shops because you can always find something of interest. The…read morestore is very well laid out with most of the floor given over to clothing, which is to be expected. However, they have lots of books, tons of glassware, kids toys, some furniture, and lots of media. They do offer daily specials and color tag sales depending on the day. A couple of finer points to keep in mind is that their bathrooms are kept locked and for customers only and there are no refunds or exchanges. Plenty of photos for more insight.

Good selection and well organized. Kind hard working staff. Prices were good. Found a couple of…read moretreasures to take home. I'll be back!

I've been a regular shopper at Savers since I started shopping there during Covid. There are SO…read moremany good clothes to be had. One might be surprised by what people donate. I like that I'm choosing a more environmentally friendly option while also enjoying the savings to our budget. The only thing is, you have to look the clothing over really well before you buy. Some people donate clothes that have holes in them. I don't understand why people do that, but they do. I've told my husband that I have the best wardrobe I've ever had in my life since I started shopping at Savers/Goodwill. It can be a little overwhelming when you go in, so go with the idea of shopping for just a few items. Then, if you have the time, browse a few other areas. It is always so much fun to see what you might find. The return policy is exchange only. If you can try it on in the isle, then you know if it fits. If you cannot try it on, then plan carefully for a return (exchange). Buy used!

I go in there all the time well I got a new bike and I thought I'm going to ride it instead or…read moredriving yes I should have brought a lock and chain but I didn't I new right where I needed to go and I ask can I put this in here for just a few mins it won't take me long they were very rude it was one of the workers almost thought I was dirt she needed to learn how to talk to people I will never go back in there they have went up on all there prices it seems like for shit they get donated to them I'm just done with that store I will go to thrift town before I will ever go there I went to two others and they had no problem

Friendly staff, variety of items. Most items are priced accordingly but some are way overpriced and…read morecould by new cheaper.

This is honestly one of my favorite thrift stores in town. Not only because it helps support pets…read morein need but also because you can find great items at reasonable prices. I often go in just to see what they have and will end up leaving with one or two items. Things donated here are usually pretty good quality too. Plus the staff is always very friendly and helpful. Loved seeing that they now have an enclosed area for adoptable cats. After asking about it to the cashier I learned that over 40 cats (maybe more) have been adopted since being there. Sweet to see! A go to spot for thrifters and animal lovers.

The best thrift boutique in Albuquerque! Always amazing selection that will leave you looking…read moresnatched to the gods honey. Super fun events that are out of this world. Amazing queen of an owner who is so creative, has a great eye for fashion, and an ally/advocate for so many. A true staple in Abq!

Go Online and Schedule a pickup at your Convenience. It will ask you to approximate what you need…read morepicked up. Hopefully, enough to make it worth their while. You could even invite neighbors to enjoy this during the same pickup. They are so friendly, they will load it and it goes to a great cause. A little tip for the drivers never hurt. We usually give them money to split for lunch. You don't have to, but we regularly give and appreciate that they offer this service.

This is hands-down the best Salvation Army I've been to. They have a $1 color of the week, and…read moreevery afternoon the entire store becomes 50% off! The man working at the front was very kind and pleasantly engaged everyone who came through the door. The housewares section was small, but I didn't really look at what they had because I was only interested in clothes and shoes. I wear vintage-y clothes mostly, and this was the perfect place. I got 3 cool sweaters for only $5! I regret not buying a couple of the pairs of shoes I had looked at. They had an excellent selection of older-styled leather pumps that were made of quality materials and were in near-perfect shape. There's also a counter and waiting area in the back where they help out people who come in needing a little help :) The reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because it is one of the messier/unkempt thrift stores I've been into, and I ended up just trying on the sweaters in front of a mirror next to the racks because so many things were piled in front of the dressing room that it was impossible to get into. I probably would have bought more if I had been able to try stuff on!

Great donation center. They have wonderful hours and the staff are very kind and helpful. Getting…read moreinto the lot involves paying attention to the signage, but is straightforward beyond that. A great place to donate all those unwanted boxes of books you have had sitting around for decades.

Perfectly named spot, everything you find is definitely a gem! Prices are incredible, the space is…read moresmall but there is plenty of inventory and lots of things to browse. Such a cute place with unique goods. I love coming here and recommend it to anyone looking for a good spot to thrift (esp houseware and glassware) in ABQ!

The owner, Tara greeted me when I arrived, she assisted answering my questions. She takes donations…read morebut unlike Goodwill or other corporate owned mega stores, she sells at fair prices. I took a Quick Look around and saw clothing, books, hats and more. Her store does not support the paycheck of giant CEOs! A local Gem indeed and a bit hidden away if you're not familiar with the location. It's worth the venture.

I love this place and can spend hours here. In response to some of the complaints I see here, some…read moreitems are priced by the individual sellers, many of the estate items are limited in pricing flexibility (yes, because of the court - appraisals are done independently and submitted to the court for approval). It's a fun shop and you never know what you might find. I've never had a problem with Roger or his staff.

Excellent place. Wish I had more time during my time in Albuquerque. Can't wait for a trip to go…read moreback. I wish they had a website to make purchases.

It's difficult enough to witness the masses of homeless scattered throughout our Duke City streets,…read morevirtually everywhere. Unlike so many major metropolitan areas, ABQ has very few neighborhoods delineated by income; simply put, in much of the city, doctors live next to artists who live next to drug addicts who live next to hedge fund managers. It's a weird town, just ask a taxi driver. It's also a relatively temperate place to huddle down if you don't have a home. Well, until November, that is. As a father, this time of year is exceptionally difficult to imagine from the point of view (and starved belly) of a homeless kid. Freezing, cursed to suffer life's ravages through no fault of their own, there are many, many more of them than you'll see standing near a freeway entrance. I heard the official number on the radio this morning: 1 in 30 U.S. children will experience homelessness this year. I'm betting that ratio is inordinately higher in this city. Joy Junction is New Mexico's largest emergency homeless shelter. I've visited a few times, only to pick up my daughter, who has donated a fair amount of time feeding the residents. A drive along the property spells out the culture within: underfunded, overwhelmed, people barely survive beyond serious struggle, here. There's plenty of sadness, dispute and tough stuff happening here everyday. All of it tucked deep into the South Valley far away from Tanoan and Ridgecrest. My impression is that the organization does the very best it can with limited resources. This holiday season, consider donating your time, money or material possessions (they have a terrific thrift store and donation center). They can use every last bit of you.

All they do is bully you and shame you. If they don't favor…read moreyou they will treat you badly. All staff members and even the people staying.