I vastly prefer Talize to Value Village, and this location is no exception to that. Located near…read moreSteele's and Kennedy, the store is quite large, and offers a far better pricing system for their items. The clothes are organized not only by size, but also by colour. There is a decent amount of plus size clothing, something I find lacking at the Brampton Value Village stores. Every item is tagged with specific colours that have a points value attached to it. These are scanned and can add up to savings when you take their free points card. I have redeemed my points many times for discounts on my total. The store is very clean, as are the items they sell. There's a great section for books, toys, electronics, and household accessories. I visit this location regularly even though it's a bit of a drive from my address simply because I prefer it to Value Village.

Very clean store, lots of clothes and well organized. But not much for my wife and I in the media…read more Pricier thrift store. Spent $23. Didnt find much to buy

Always a friendly face ready and willing to help me find what I am looking for. Great layout, clean…read morespace and always fresh for the season or upcoming holiday/event. Fair priced purchases and always amazing finds! Shop here before you head anywhere else!!!

Consider me impressed! I'd heard about this more 'upscale' thrift/vintage store opening and finally…read moregot to check it out. It's a loft-like space with lots of natural light and really well decorated. One thing that set it apart immediately, is it doesn't have that thrift store smell. They're true to their word that they're only selecting good quality items. Sure, some of the items are perhaps a bit plain, but you don't have to take too long to find a few things you'll like. It's certainly not the case of searching for a diamond in the rough. I imagine woman will like the place even more since about 80% of the floor space is for them. There were several shoppers there and they seemed to have no issue picking out great stuff too. Also, prices are GREAT! Anyone who's 'vintage' shopped in places like Kensington Market will know that things can still have relatively higher prices. My items were incredibly inexpensive, including a Banana Republic shirt which showed virtually no signs of wear for $10. I found out at the counter that this is actually a franchise as part of a fairly large chain (which I hadn't previously heard of). Regardless, they're a very unique and welcome edition to the city.

First time today going here (ever) after couple of gov. imposed lockdowns since it opened around…read morethe same time last year My impression of this store was that it was quiet, organized, the people working there were nice and there were a lot of stuff to choose from. In the aisles, the items were organized based on what they were while the at the ends of the aisles (the side near the clothing) were organized by colour. The prices seemed to be lower than the couple of thrift stores I have been to. They don't calculate taxes on what you are getting so if you spend $5, you will pay $5 which was a shock to me (in a good way). I will probably here many more time in the future. I would totally recommend coming here.

*Rating only for the Donation Centre*…read more The Donation Centre at this Goodwill location is great! This plaza gets pretty busy and parking seemed to be packed but if you're looking for the Donation Centre, it is located on the right side, where there is additional parking. There is also a curbside area with signage directing you to pull up to for drop-offs, there's no need to park. At a glance, the Donation Centre looks to be very clean and organized. There is a large door open on the side of the building for donation drop-offs. We were told to leave our donations in the doorway, and the staff will later retrieve and sort through them. They operate with contactless donations - how convenient! Goodwill works with organizations that provide assistance to those with barriers seeking employment and upgrading their skills. What doesn't get sold in their stores, gets rotated to other locations, to Goodwill outlets, then sent to textile factories to be upcycled and repurposed. If you're looking to donate your items, please support non-profit places like Goodwill, rather than for-profit businesses in the area like Value Village and Talize.

​Mission Thrift is a top-tier choice for DIYers and people looking for housewares or unique vintage…read morefinds. It feels less "corporate" than Value Village or Salvation Army, but you have to time your visit right to catch the best volunteer-organized stock

Fabulous finds The people that with here are lovely and the…read morecharity helps fund the missions to improve quality of life to many

Great Salvation Army Store, always find deals. Staff are friendly. Large quantity of media, clothes…read moreand other

Such a small and really thing there but LOW END clothes and accessories! The store had a smell of…read moreused clothes once you entered. Never go and sell your HIGH END clothes and accessories. The lace looks so uninviting, will never go back there again!

I purchased a Michele watch at this location that was in the displace case. The watch was sitting…read moreon the square watch peg. I get back to the Airbnb and the fairly expensive watch was just sitting in the box, floating around. This watch could have been scratched. The watch came with the certification card, cleaning cloth and the box. I called and requested the peg be sent to me. The manager refused and advised I could pick it up. I live in the United States and was there for a weekend. It was poor judgement to just place the watch inside the box with zero support. I was so disappointed in the follow up customer service.

Not a bad store, its getting better. First few times we went it was lacking stuff on shelves…read more Didn't find much. But recently went and found it so much better. Lots of finds.

All value village stores treat there employees as slaves. I work for them as driver. They order me…read moreto push double stack crates weighing 2400lbs with a pump truck. Manual. I am 61 yrs old and the transport manager a woman refuse to accept my reason of it been unsafe. So she fired me

This place is kind of a disaster…read more They have heaps and heaps of stuff. Problem is that there is SO much crap, and sorting through to find the gems isn't worth it to me. And when it's busy... oh hell. Personally, I have picked up a few books here. But otherwise the place isn't worth my time. If you like rummaging through dirty, used stuff and pushing through other bargain hunters, this could be a gold mine for you though.

2.5* Very little resellers at this location, but staff could've been nicer. Most of the items…read morewere priced, so that was a bonus. It's a Goodwill, of course things will be messy, fallin' off hangers, not in the proper place, etc. HOWEVER, if you don't mind this sort of thing, you may find that needle in this disorganised haystack! I find that this area is full of old people, devoid of dealers, so don't worry about getting into a thrift store fight at this location. PLEASE READ the deals posted right before you enter the store. For example, today was 50% off Housewares/Furniture which was perfect 'cause I was looking for a loaf pan! And I believe it was also 50% off Green Tagged Items. With that said, when I got to the cash with a vintage teapot, the cashier claimed it was "décor" and wouldn't give me the discount. So I just left it at the counter. Walked out with a pair of Lululemon shorts + Kaiser loaf pan for $3.75 total! Note: There are NO TAXES at Goodwill & Sally Ann.