St. Vincent de Paul Society

"Packed with so much stuff, found some great items here, feels cramped but it’s worth it to scour the aisles. Unlike most thrifts, the sale colors are easy to find and plentiful, it’s worth it to shop the sales and you’ll find some gems. Clothes here are NOT organized by size, and quite frankly even style. There’s tops, pants, and pajamas and dresses. You need to give yourself 1-2 hours to really get a good search of the place. Home goods are pretty lacking, this isn’t the place to come shopping for a new apartment."

"Some deals sometimes, but man, the price of non-clothing goods is absolute delusion- who prices this stuff?- a half used candle- $3.99! One faded plastic glass, chipped $5.99. If their prices were more reasonable, they'll most likely make far more by way of volume and repeat customers. I go here and support this place, but rarely find anything that is a great bargain- whoever prices that backroom is turning people away."

"As I read some reviews on their pricing...I don't think people realize how cheap this place is compared to the Goodwills, salvation army and savers around here. I have been to many thrift stores and they are the cheapest when it comes to clothes, jeans are a little up there but no place is perfect and at least they have 2 colors for the sale.They are consistent with pricing where like Savers or Salvation army will price a certain brand at 6$ and then Down the rack same brand (sometimes in worse condition) for 13$, the only thing that does suck is having to look at all the racks for certain sizes which no lie took my husband and I about 2.5 hours and that was mostly looking at womens."

"PROs: Great location, good clothes selections, color deal days. CONS: home good section is underwhelming and over priced. Most of the items in the home goods can be found for free on FB market place and the rest of the items are cheaper brand new on Amazon. Not the place to go to for home goods but other than that it’s great!"