My boyfriend and I absolutely loved Evolution Home! They have two massive rooms full of unique…read moreantiques. The store is set up as multiple stalls for different vendors, but everything is located in the same room. There are a lot of pieces in the hundreds, but it's really easy to find beautiful things for less than $50. I bought a great hand-painted serving bowl and pitcher. Evolution home has a large selection of vintage clothing, designer bags, home decor, and furniture. Would highly recommend checking this store out. Only downside is the parking. There is limited availability in the front of the store, and even so, the spot required us to 8 point turn to get out because someone parked really close behind us.

its a great store where you can find a lot of good furniture at low prices. I have also consigned…read morefurniture there which sold very quickly.

I went to 2nd Avenue for the first time last week. This is a huge thrift store, with a lot of…read moremerchandise. The coat section alone had at least 100 coats in size small. Everything is pretty clearly labeled and I found the pricing to be fair. As always I find it interesting which brands they price higher, while some designer or vintage labels are fairly inexpensive. They could use more mirrors around the store. I found it to be clean and well organized. If out for a thrifting trip you could also hit up the Goodwill on Telegraph which is hit or miss in my opinion. Worth a trip!

Looking for a thrift store that has everything you need? Well this is the place, prices here are…read morethe Best!! I'm hosting a tea party in August and I found almost all the decorations I need. The store is clean and smells good, the customer service here is great, each employee was able to assist me. Bring the entire family and find everything you need!!!!

I like to shop here bec they get done really fine donations. I picked up a large painting for $60…read moreand a velvet chair for $5. But it's really especially hard to shop for clothes here- I would suggest the clothes be sorted by size rather than color as it is now. And getting rid of the dozens of men's company/school logo tshirts that don't sell for many months but clog up so much of the garment racks.

This thrift store is quaint and small. The staff were ok, they weren't super friendly. I love how…read morethey organize the space, and the price point was fairly affordable. I will go back again.

Moderate to high end merchandise consignment boutique store. This place is definitely not a thrift…read morestore or a place to find a great bargain. They did have items for sale from 25% to 75% off yet they were not items I was interested in buying. Customer service was good. They informed me of how I could build credit with purchases made there to use to obtain items there. High end items were well curated and priced fairly. Most of the expensive & luxury brand items were placed in locked cabinets except for a set of $400 Waterford crystal. I saw and tried some jewelry items in one of these cabinets but didn't find any to my liking. I enjoyed browsing the items and selected a dress & children books to buy. Proceeds from the store help fund the hospital's mission to provide world class healthcare. This store is like a boutique consignment store to purchase gently used to almost new items - moderate to high end luxury brands. Avoid this place if you are expecting a thrift store and cheap prices. This place is worth checking out if you like consignment stores with high end luxury items & brands.

Very curated items. Prices are higher but you are paying for quality brands. Staff was very…read morefriendly.

This is right next to where I golf on Wednesdays so if time permits I pop in. They have a lot of…read morekids clothes which is what I usually go in for. In true SA fashion, everything is sorted by style and color, not size and style so be prepared to rummage. Clean, friendly staff, decent parking.

This place is great. I go here for furniture and home goods. There are lots of great finds. The…read morestaff is usually friendly too. The parking lot gets crowded, which must indicate that it's a great find for thrifting. Definitely a great place to drop by if you enjoy a good bargain.

This was my first time to a Unique Thrift Store. All the reviews were great, so I had to check out…read morethis place. The place is very well organized. Every section is labeled very clearly, easy to find the section(s) you are looking for. I love that! They are constantly adding more items so there are employees everywhere with carts of new items. I love that too! Always fun to go through the carts with items no one else has seen on the shelves yet. BUT ... the 3/5 stars is because of the pricing. Prices were often found to be unrealistic, very inconsistent, and not your typical thrift store pricing on many items. Now, I did not go through the clothing or shoe section, so I cannot speak for that area, which is predominately what this store has. I was in the "collectibles," glass, kitchen, toys, home goods, etc sections. A Longaberger basket for $30? It was medium size, no liner, no protector, excessive wear, nails were bleeding. It would not even resale in that condition for that much. A collectible vase for $30? It was large, beautiful, definitely name brand and likely very expensive when brand new or in used mint condition. The flowers on the sides were broken, unrepairable. There was fading, chips, and large crack on the bottom. A Longaberger small pitcher for $15? Okay, that seems okay, but in looking at the resale, it goes for maybe $20. The ROI is not good on this one. The pitcher was in mint condition. If you were buying to keep and use it would be a decent price. A marble round riser or cheese platter, small size, for $4.49? Okay, good price, or so I thought. When I turned this product over I found a sticker price tag from Ross for $3.99. WHAT? $2 discrepancy for the same exact item in the same condition. $15 ... $9 ... $3 ... same product, varying sizes (smallest was mid priced), all good condition. I could go on and on and could have taken more pictures, but I would have spent my whole time do this. I asked the lady helping folks at self checkout who prices items. She said "The people in the back, but this is the #1 complaint I hear ... the pricing." Now, I will say, I am 90% a reseller, but I also gift, source for friends, and keep items I find. Historically, thrift stores help the community to afford items for a cheaper price. They also keep things out of landfills. I found a few items at Unique at reasonable prices, so I did not come up completely empty handed! The biggest criticism I have about this place, as well as sister stores like 2ndAve, is the inconsistent pricing and often high pricing for items that are not even okay used.

I am so disappointed with shopping at Unique. The prices at this thrift store have become…read moreastronomical. Art is priced as if you are shopping at an upscale gallery. They have mediocre art priced as high as $89.99. They treat the art like it is junk; it is crammed on the shelves and it is stacked haphazardly on the floor. The bric-a-brac is not much better. While they offer a diverse array of tchotchkes they too are exorbitantly overpriced and they are crammed together on the shelves, and have a junky appearance. I commiserated with a customer who wanted to buy a small night light with Blessed mother and the Christ child. it was made in China and I would estimate the value to be around $5; they had it priced at $29.99. They were selling a small Willow tree angel for $14.99; you can get a new one at the Hallmark store in its box for that price or less. I also went into the aisle where they had random picture frames. The aisle was crammed with picture frames which were haphazardly arranged. visually it was unappealing and the art frames on the lower shelf were stacked in a way that they were inaccessible.So here is the dilemma; this is a junky thrift shop that is trying to pretend that it is a boutique and it is not happening. I am all in favor of supporting charity thrift stores but this store is unfairly pricing these donated goods such that the people who depend on thrift shopping to add special things or necessities cannot afford them. Shame on this store. Register your disdain by not buying this merchandise. Also provide feedback to alert others.

While this location is no longer, you could find some great gems if you look hard enough!…read more For us, it's always when we decided to spontaneously stop by to kill some time when we find something! We've found some vintage designer ties, university sweatshirts, and great activewear items in great condition. The cashiers are pretty friendly and efficient, and there are some great discount days on certain colored tags! Ample parking in the large plaza lot. +hidden gem items! +friendly cashiers

If you're looking for a deal or thrift store prices.. look somewhere else. The prices were CRAZY…read morefor a thrift store. And it smelt like straight up weed in the back. Yikes. May be the worst thrift store I've ever been to.

Absolutely as good as it gets. I have been returning to Gossip for YEARS! I adore the shop's…read moreselection and I can always find something unique and amazing. My freshman year of high school I wore a blue and white matching scalloped set for the first day. I also wore a white, lace, body-con dress from there for homecoming. The following year I bought a darling blue grid dress. The neckline was a little low for me, but the incredible owner helped me to find a bandeau to make it school appropriate. A rivet on the dress unfortunately came off after the first wear, but the owner was kind enough to fix it - free of charge! I also wore a white dress with lace top and chiffon bottom to prom that year (underclassmen are required to wear short dresses). For my junior year I returned and left with an awesome collection of casual clothes. I had a cropped red sweater, beige turtleneck, and suede army green dress. All of this in addition to the gorgeous jewelry I've picked up over time there too. My mom can normally find something she likes there too and we have different styles and wear different sizes. Overall, Gossip provides a very personal experience. Even if you don't find something you like, you leave with the feeling that the owner truly and genuinely cares for every customer that walks through her doors.

Box looked like it had fallen off the truck. The items inside were nice but one sweater seemed to…read morebe a irregular as only one seam was inside out and it ran down the front of the sweater. I wear a 3X and these items were running really small so I couldn't wear them but my size 2X cousin was happy with them. Overall I would recommend just size up if plus size. I would have but 3X was the highest.

The pieces I have purchased from Le Bustiere have stood the test of time, and are among the most…read moreunique in my closet. They offer a spectacularly curated and frequently updated selection of some of the best labels, particularly the Adams Morgan location. I hadn't been back since 2022--far too long. During this most recent visit last week I was refitted and tried on at least a dozen bras, lingerie, and corsets. Ursula and Ashley were amazing--helpful, patient, and genuine hype girls (over the course of 2+ hours of indecision). They took turns bringing things based on what I picked out, my updated size, and whatever else caught their expert eye, and helped me get in and out of the corsets as needed. We even talked must-have skincare at one point!

Annika is a miracle worker- she quickly analyzed my size and shape and then brought a few bras to…read moretest out - I was wearing the wrong bra size by quite a bit. She helped find bras that worked for my shape and had a deep understanding of the bra construction (how each panel and underwire support fit). She helped me adjust the bras appropriately and walked through the steps of adjusting the bra once on for smoothness and the best fit. The bras were also super cute and the size range was good. I have a small band and large cup and it seemed like she had at least 10 that she had me check out and try on. She was also responsive to my questions and other asks like matching underwear, colors, strap types, etc. in the fitting room, they have a variety of tops you can try on with the bras to check out how they work with different outfits. Additionally, the store is very inclusive and welcoming to women in general- there were a variety of sizes, women were all treated equally and with a lot of care, men were not back in the fitting area, there was no discomfort/awkwardness as they were helping with adjustments (and parts were pretty hands on).