St Vincent De Paul

Don’t waste your time trying to call them. For some reason they don’t answer the phone. I have tried numerous times to call during business hours but no one answers. Plus they don’t have an answering machine (even tho they sell them) so you can’t leave a message.
Frustrating!

This Thift Store lost my business when they posted signs stating no strollers in the store. As a new mom with a two month old the lady at the front counter advised me I could park my stroller in the conner. So am supposed to carry my baby and or the car seat and my huge diaper bag while I shop? I do think so. I’ve felt so discriminated. Like I was going to shovel clothes in the stroller? No, I’m paying customer who has shopped there many times in the past and will never shop there again.

Huge thrift store. I scored a German champagne glass Bar mirror and some cool beer glasses. The ladies that volunteer there are super helpful and the place was poppin with a 50 percent off everything sale!

Well organized. Like all thrift stores, this one has a ton of clothes. The kids clothes are in nice shape, but they don’t have many toys, and I can’t say I’ve ever seen kids books here.
This SVDP location always seems to have a lot of medical equipment. I’ve seen everything from crutches and potty chairs, to motorized wheel chairs and hospital beds.
The people who work here are really nice and will go out of their way to help you. They will deliver to the local area for a small fee, so snag up that couch or the elliptical you have your eye on.
Insider tip. Don’t forget to check out the parking lot in the back, it’s not actually full of parking spaces! Instead you will find outdoor items like bikes, surf boards, exercise equipment, garden tools, patio furniture, and a whole slew of other goodies. To gain access to this magical wonderland, push through the double doors just to the right of all of the kitchen goods.
Happy hunting!

Really great people… But limited and VERY overpriced merchandise. No need for 50% off sales… Just reasonable prices every day.

This thrift store was a lot better when it was run by Elizabeth Hospice. The staff varies between loudmouths who broadcast their personal business all over the store and snooty volunteer types. The stuff is pretty much what you find anywhere however, the place is pretty clean and organized. The prices are crazy high, you can find stuff for almost the same price at Ross, sometimes Ross might cost less. And don’t dare find something without a price, some of the staff act like you are trying to steal something from them. It is really sort of the other way around.

been to this place many times over the years, since its down the street from the donut corner, best donuts ever! the place is like most thrift stores, hit and miss. its an older joint, jam packed w stuff. ive picked up good books, some cool shirts in the past, but nothing last time i went. but i was there thrift shopping w my nieces, and they found stuff they liked here too. we had fun scavenging the racks, and i walked out spending less than 45 buck for 3 of them, they must of had 15 or 16 items between the 3 of them, not bad eh.