Savers

"Shopping at Savers during their Monday half off sale can be quite hectic. Not only were the customers fighting, but the employees too, and nobody was on the same page. Some of the employees were trying to make two lines for checkout, and others were told to form one big line, which caused some chaos. They need to be more organized and make a game plan before they have their sale. Not to mention, their toy section is very messy, and they no longer have changing rooms. Bathrooms are not taken care of and are usually closed."

"The quality of this store has gone down drastically. The clothing and the prices are horrible. Extremely overpriced. Racks are over full, can barely move through the racks. But my main issue is the pricing! Other thrift stores are giving way better quality and even name brands for an extremely better price point. This store was the place to be maybe 6 years ago, but now I barely go. Maybe once a year if that."

"I came here while visiting Cleveland. I found a lovely pair of pants but everything was sooooo expensive. They wanted $44 for a pair of pants. Granted they were banana republic and still had original tag but goodness someone gave them to you for FREE!!"

"It’s like a Goodwill… but bigger. I didn’t wonder through the clothing too much as I believe there’s no dressing room. I spent a lot of time in toys—really large quantity. I like that they had “grab bags” of toys. Found my kiddo above set of micro cars/roads. I was really hoping to find craft supplies but didn’t find any. The labeling of the sections could be a lot better. The had a large seasonal section, lots of housewares, etc. I loved that there was a self checkout machine available. There’s also a public bathroom that was relatively clean, which is great if you’re a slow shopper like me. I was there on a Monday around 3 and the place was packed… parking was a bit nerve wracking and tight. Pretty cool thrift overall."

"Good clothing selection but no dressing rooms? Now I only come to this one for VHS tapes and picture frames, everything else is inconvenient (re: no dressing rooms), disasterous (see: the furniture/electronic department), or crazy overpriced. They have Shein or Walmart clothes at the same price you would buy them new. $20 for a Walmart dress? Really?"