Salvation Army

This is a great store when the assistant manager stays away. Keith is one of the rudest people I’ve ever encountered. Being wheelchair bound leads to me taking up more space than normal which he and one of his employees decided that I was in the way of them restocking. I love the store but with management like that it’s not showing God’s love which they claim to do. No excuse for rudeness.

Came here hoping I could find some good bargains and housewares and I was not disappointed.
Everyone was right about the organized this place is. I dove head first into the kitchen items and came out with a set of 8 heavy drinking glasses, a set of 8 colorful plates and matching bowls. Walked around to the furniture but didn’t see anything that I liked. But as I walked toward the back I found a used 48″ HDTV for $ 143 that just came in in working condition. In hindsight, I should have grabbed it but by the time of this review I’m sure that it’s gone now. I also picked up a quesadilla maker because you know, quesadilla night happen. All of my items were 50% off because of the holiday weekend so I was a happy camper.
Don’t sleep on this place. Go check it out!

You can find some nice clothes or shoes at Salvation Army and everything but the shoes is 50 percent off on Wednesday.

A very AMAZING thrift store experience.
Very large store with abundant amounts of merchandise. Everything from furniture to unique historical pieces, to very good knock off’s.
I would gladly give a much higher rating except for two issues. The smell is overwhelming, it a cross between dirty laundry and sweaty teenagers. I often am concerned to touch clothing because I wonder if it been laundered since its last use. Secondly the service is very poor. I have visited this location at least ten times. Often I need assistance, have questions, or want to inspect enclosed items for purchase only to be met with less than enthusiastic employees. I always try to be pleasant & courtious but they can be down right rude.
I understand that some may be donating their time but maybe customer service at the counter is not the best place for them.
If you need something, you will likely find some version of it at this huge thrift store. It’s like miles & miles of clothing, shoes, purses, bed wear… Odds and ends as far as the eye can see!
One could — and I have — spend many many many hours browsing. You never know what you may find.
Vintage E’tne Agnor brand purses in mint condition, Disney clothing and souvenirs, elegant fine china & glass wear.
High end art pieces, grade school finger paintings… It’s a total free for all!
However, be prepared for long lines on Saturdays and sale days.
This is an amazing place …
Wrangle that horrible smell, plaster smiles on their faces and it would be close to thrift store heaven!
Enjoy!

The store is really large, open, clean, and very organized. Everything is divided up into sections and there are even signs for the different areas.
Really great deals can be found here and most items are in really good shape; although, I’ve found the furniture can be a bit much for thrift store prices.
If you leave near the area and are a person always looking for a great deal, it doesn’t hurt to stop in here often because they are constantly getting donations and you never know what you may find.
The employees are super friendly and helpful. Whether you need assistance with shopping or are dropping off donations, they are always eager to help.

This is one of the larger stores in the ‘strip’ of thrift stores along this area. They have a lot of nice clothes and furniture. They are not well organized, so plan on spending time sorting through lots of clothes, and having your heart broken when you find the perfect thing in not your size. They do have a fair amount of quality clothes. Have fun!

I love HGTV. After a Saturday morning feeding my addiction I head out looking to find some cool thrifty additions. Didn’t know that Beach Blvd was thrift store central! But I’m thinking the mother load is normally found here.
Walk in and I’m surprised that everything is organized. Pretty big clothing and shoe section. But straight ahead I see furniture and home goods. Pretty cool and inexpensive stuff. Headboards, mirrors, dinner sets — inside my inner Home Improvement mind is going nuts. A? manager? comes up to me and asks if I need any help or information on items — I shoo him away and say I’m just browsing. He smiles and says, «If you like it you should grab it».
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Don’t be the surprised about the amount of times you here someone say «Wow that’s so cute.» And you look over — and it really is cute. Give them a second to look away and snatch it up like a boss. (I know how to follow directions.) :-)
Make my way to the register and learn that they are having a sale. I didn’t know thrift stores did sales? Plus they have someone on hand that helps with deliveries if you need it. After a few coats of a dark stain my coffee table looks fabulous.

Clean! Nice staff! Found several parks of designer jeans and shirts. Reasonably priced. Not super cheap, but their stuff isn’t crap.

Great organization.

It a good location big place and organized, the furniture is kind of expensive though better go on a day they are having a sale. The electronics seem kind of pricey also.

Really great thrifting can be done here. Organized and clean! Workers are friendly. The furniture selection is really nice — stuff that looked brand new! Fridays are Furniture Frenzy and you can get up to 30% off. Worth a look if you are redecorating!