Uptown Cheapskate Dublin

"Thank you to the wonderful, kind & welcoming staff & Customer Service at Dublin Uptown so warm & inviting when I came into the store! The store is beautiful with amazing clothing & store items CLASSY & SMELLS AMAZING! Thank you to Anne & Maria for taking the time to say hi! Oh & the young man working the counter was so friendly & had the best smile! 5 stars!"

"The store is nice inside, but my shopping experience was not good one as I bought a crewneck shirt with a stain without noticing it. A few days later I went back to the store for exchange, only to get refused because the tag was no longer attached. I see the store policy about the tag, but they could have offered me some arrangements because of the fact that they failed to spot the stain when they put it on the rack."

"I always love going to uptown cheapskate. I’m on a weight loss journey and have had to buy my fair share of second hand clothing and they always have great prices. I love that when you bring in clothes to sell you have the option to use it as store credit or take the cash value. Definitely will be back."

"I definitely plan on going here again. The clothing selection was amazing. They have a large store with lots to choose from. It is clean and organized well. It did not smell like your typical thrift store. We spent $110 and walked out with two good sized stacks of clothing."

"Store was very clean and well organized. Not very many male options so my boyfriend was slightly disappointed. He did manage to find a few good items. Good quality items, some of which are still a little overpriced for a second hand store.Nice selection of designer bags. Huge selection of womens clothes, although it was frustrating at the amount of halter tops and club wear that was on the racks when trying to find options for the current winter weather. Also not many options for plus size chicks. Each XL section was slim to none. I assume this is because they are pretty picky about donations and likely tend to keep the more smaller sizes for their targeted clientele, which seems to be very similar to the teenage staff socializing in a circle behind the counter. I assume these kids are also the ones choosing the clothes that are kept which makes sense as to the clothing options. Staff seemed more interested in talking amongst themselves then really doing much work. The check out girl carried on an entire conversation with her coworker while trying to scan my clothes and asked me 3 different times if I needed a bag because she wasn't paying attention. Overall I would go back, but I wish they had more male options and sizes for all."