Thrift Store, used items. Much better prices than Goodwill. Recently remodeled and always very clean, floors swept nicely, etc. Friendly people, most of them speak 2 languages. Ladies, Mens, children's clothing. Ask what color tags are half price today! Housewares toys, books. Look for yourself and find something you love!

The store layout is great I enjoy shopping whenever I get a chance.. I most comment I was shopping with my 4yr old he wanted to use the bathroom and no accommodation was made. They closed off the bathroom due to covid I understand.. Nevertheless their got to be some Exception to the rule, he is a kid and furthermore store around the area and in the state have opened up their restroom why theirs are still closed. Thankfully the dollor store allowed us to used their restroom.. I was about to make a decent perchase today but I'll take a range check on that.. Not stratified with this service.

This is the best Salvation Army I've ever been to!! Fair prices, and they also staple tickets on to the clothing tags. I moved from nyc and all salvation armys there are messy, cluttered, hot and ticket prices are stapled carelessly leaving holes on the clothes. 4 stars to this place because furniture is over priced... goodwill has way better prices on furniture.

Though the organization gets some getting use to compared to other thrift stores, but they for sure keep up with the setup they have. You won't find things scattered and everything is very clean. Prices are very reasonable compared to Goodwill who will charge you $5 for an item one week, and the following week mark the same item up to $15 (speaking from personal experience)

Horrible place to try and shop on a budget . People donate to this place and they try and sell something used for more then what it’s worth . Example : donated bed frame that was used they want to sell it for $45 when you can purchase a new one for that amount .

So many treasures to be found here! This is a nice store; the one down on East Main Street is ... down-market. The only thing I don't like about Salvation Army stores is that they're closed Sundays.

This used to be my favorite second hand store. 5star. But they recently remodeled the interior. Yes it is fancy. But I can't find anything, because it doesn't make any sense and they don't have a lot of children clothing anymore. It's organized kind of like a boutique. I used to come here 2-3 times a month. I came 3 times since they remodeled and every time I come here I get more frustrated. It's just a fancy looking chaos. I'd rather drive to Savers, because that store is easy to navigate. I'm not the only one who hates the new "improved" store.

Not a great variety and unless it’s on the color of the day the prices are really high for used items that were donated. Several items were priced more than if you bought them new.