Savers

"Nicest Savers on Long Island. Extremely clean and well organized. Every item is on a hanger. Someone is always around to help. I went to make a return and they went out of their way to be helpful with it. Really went the extra mile. It’s already insane that a thrift store takes returns, so they could have been a lot less generous with me."

"we were excited as new shoppers to Savers. that wore off quick. no dressing rooms, return policy is too strict, management is rude. a good business that's obviously not run correctly."

"Nice thrift store. Large, well lit, and pretty well organized. Not much furniture, but what they did have was priced very cheaply. I saw a couple of interesting items for under $40 that would have made great project pieces. I felt like the clothes were priced kind of high. I live in Texas most of the year, and for whatever reason thrift stores there are brimming with dirt-cheap apparel, sometimes barely used or even new. To me, $8 for a used men's t-shirt is expensive. But a lot of people were buying clothes, so I'm sure it's a good resource for those. I'm just spoiled! There were some interesting vintage household small items, nice glasses, old pictures, Christmas stuff, dishes, records. Be sure to check the little bags of random items they have hanging on the wall, as there are some cool little finds in there too. Lots of books, not exactly cheap but reasonable. The bigger books were the best deals as they can be used as coffee table books/decor. I left with about 8 items for a total of $35, all vintage household to sell or use. I collect and I have an Etsy shop. I will definitely check it out again."

"Nice staff, clean store. The only thing I really disliked was that there was no fitting room to try clothes on. So you’d have to buy the clothes and try it on at home but you can’t even return the item. the return policy is exchange only"

"Prices here are more cheaper than Medford store in my opinion. Not as big"