The Salvation Army

Warning!!! This is NOT a thrift store location! I wasted hours of valuable time driving here only to find that this location is only a church and after school program! Please don’t waste your time like I did. I have no idea what the other reviewers are talking about as there is no store here! It’s a shady area to boot! I hope I can save someone out there a lot of time and hassle.

Shopped there today@opening.
From my experience thats really the best time if you can manage it.
Found large amount of well worn shoes though, and they were pricey. over 8 bucks for beat up dated shoes? Not so much thanks though.
I have found their plus size racks full and sometimes can find a shirt for under 5 bucks but this, like all trips to a thrift store, a crap shot.
Love rummaging through the display near the front door. neat little doo-​dads.
.furniture is
and other days i noticed.
Always had an okay to pleasant experience. .but today, while iwas in the shoe department i moved a shoe to look and bam! .an old arizonia ice tea can fell. mind you, not my
was left there by some one else ‚
this worker, tall thin guy with a hat mumbled under his breath but at me! What???
Actually i was bending down to pick up the can when he swooped in with his mean ol’ self. bad customer service.

I love this place ! I live around the area so I’m there pretty often, every time I go I always leave with something. If you go in the mornings you’ll have a better chance of finding something cause there is not a lot of people so you can take your time. The clothes are usually in great form and I always find some awesome toys for my job. The only problem I have is there jewelry section is almost non existent but overall I love this place

Absurd prices, which is a common issue with Salvation Army stores. First thing I saw when I walked in was a very average couch priced at $ 299. Oh, come on.
The store was not clean but the items themselves were not too dirty. Staff were helpful and answered questions although it took a long time to get help because this location is understaffed.

probably one of the better salvation army’s in the city. very large selection of housewares and furniture. if i was still into vintage couches, this would be my first stop.
clothing is eh — very small selection of jewelry, crappy purse selection (think those nylon duffel bags). dresses are really hit or miss — in the winter, they stock all of the dresses and only put out about ½ a rack.
they do, however, have a pretty big selection of shoes. i’ve always found something whenever i’ve stopped by. lots of heels and sandals, not so many boots.