They do not take furniture, but they sell furniture? This place prays on poor people and…read moredrastically over charges for things they get for free. Do not take donations here, take to either Habitat or Salvation Army.

Sometimes they have good things. Some of their kitchenware sits on the shelves for over 6 months.read more

Ok, I can't believe I hadn't been to this place sooner. I saw the name and thought it would be an…read moreexpensive boutique type of place but decided to finally give it a chance the other day and I'm SO GLAD I DID! First of all, the owner and her daughter (?) are so sweet and helpful. The place is immaculate, full of so much stuff to browse through- 3 downstairs rooms and an upstairs section. I found so many things I couldn't leave without. Including this vintage embroidered pillow. How cute is this?! It goes literally perfectly on my chair. Can't say enough good stuff. Price are good and sometimes shockingly low. Selection was great. They also sell some handmade items like towels and earrings. You could find some unique and fun gifts here! 10/10

This store has well priced items. They had a one dollar section, as well as a five dollar section…read more They also had a bucket of free stuff outside their store, but I didn't go through it. I was able to get a J Crew cardigan in great condition for just a dollar. The staff doesn't really interact with you much, but I don't see how they really can at a thrift store.

This is one of my go-to thrift stores in town. 2 long racks of clothes for $1, a round rack of kids…read morestuff for a buck (although not in great condition, from what I've seen for the kids stuff in the dollar rack) and a few other racks for adults and kids of stuff mostly $3-5, a bunch new with tags. Home decor items for $1-2, a large wall of shoes that I recently scored a brand new pair of boots from for $10. While their furniture can seem overpriced for a thrift store, it's mostly new items and cheaper than you will get retail even on sale. They also have a neat little craft section, Knicknacks throughout, and fitting rooms. Worth the visit every time I go. The woman who runs the store is a sweetheart and the staff, while hands off (which I personally prefer) can be helpful and have always been kind. The proceeds here benefit charity which is a bonus, too. Great place to shop and donate.