Recovery Room Shop

I am a frequent shopper here. The ladies who work in this shop are incredibly kind to everyone from all walks of life. The prices are great and they even have a 1.00$ clothing rack. Highly recommend!

An alright little thrift store. Owners should be more specific when advertising sales. My first time in the shop and I was happy to see a big 50% off sign in the front window. Unfortunately when I got to the cash I was informed that it was on clothing only. Very disappointing and misleading! Can't say I'll be back

Very good

It's a shame if folks let a bad experience from one single volunteer (2 years ago!) ruin their impression of this shop. Not only is it a worthy cause, neither better deals nor better quality items can be found at any of the other thrift shops (though I love many of the others, too). I am in there at least once a week, and Susan and the volunteers I've met are just wonderful.

What an amazing little store, it's a little small but the quality is there. 1 dollar books, we found a Stephen King hardcover, practically brand new. Nice selection of clothes. Friendly employees 10/10 I'm going back soon

Love this place!! As a thrifter who likes button ups and baggy pants, this place is perfect for my asthetic.

I would like to outline an experience I had in this store on Saturday April 4th, where one of the volunteers was incredibly rude and disrespectful to me. I had gone up to the cash to pay for my items, where the volunteer and a male customer were engaged in personal conversation which had nothing to do with his purchase.The volunteer in question, whom I later found out is “Joan”, had her hands clasped in front of her and was leaning on the counter. When I arrived, she continued her conversation, and after awhile, turned to look me in the eye, glanced down at the items I wished to buy, then ignoring me, turned back to the man and continued talking to him. She kept her hands clasped on the counter.I found this incredibly disrespectful and after a few moments, asked her how long she planned to continue talking while I stood there waiting to pay.This woman, in an obvious attempt to call attention to the situation, raised her voice and began to verbally abuse me. She kept calling me “Sweetie”, “Honey” and “Dear” in sneeringly sarcastic tones, telling me that I “have problems:, and that she is a volunteer, and that personal conversation is ‘part of the job”.Really? Making a paying customer stand and wait to pay while you socialize is part of the job?She kept up this tirade against me until I paid for my items and left. When I said she would be hearing more about this, she sneered that she would be “looking forward to it”, adding another sarcastic “Honeee…..”All this because she was asked when she was going to stop talking and let me pay.When I complained to the President, Chris Snider, my complaint was not taken at face value, and I was told he needed “witnesses” to back up my story!My husband and I lead a charmed life. Entire winters are spent at our second home in the Southwest. I don’t work because I don’t have to and am free to pursue my many interests, one of which is thrift shopping.Why on Earth would I give a miserable, old woman behind a cash register a second thought were it not for good reason?Pretty bad form for an organization that depends on donations and the paying customer to thrive.

The lady who works there needs to check her attitude. I walked in saying hi, she didn’t even acknowledge the fact that I was there and she had a weird expression when I went into the store ( not so welcoming).

Love this store. I hit it about once a week. Great stock- well organized.

I really enjoy the staff here. Clothing selection is good but I'd love to see more selection in art, mugs and wine glasses, and small/medium home goods.