Value Village

This one is very junky. A lot of furniture kind of stacked on each other, lots of broken appliances, and chairs in the place. They tried to make it look nice with color specific end caps but it's pure garbage down most of the isles.

Has a good amount of selection but they have recently became way too comfortable with pricing for electronics. They price used, sometimes broken items, for higher than retail cost. This change has made me stop going here as I will not be paying higher than retail cost for electronics that are not even returnable. Other items have gone up as well but especially electronics and accessories.

Value for money items. Old but some items are in good conditions.

Not much has changed over the years in this particular store, except perhaps the prices. Their prices have increased considerably.I was at Value Village a few days ago--first time, since before the pandemic. I was looking for items that are strong & can hold several flower pots. I found trays & other things that would suffice. A couple of items had old spider nests, dirt & leaves attached to them. I cleaned off the gunk & put the items in the cart. After 30 minutes, I had what I needed. I paid for my items & left. When I got home, I had time to have a better look at what I had purchased. Two of the items had originally come from the Dollar Store. Both were priced for $1.25. Value Village had charged $3.99 each.So if you're shopping at this store or any other second-hand store, check the item carefully for previous price tags & defects.This store is accessible & has disability parking. There appears to be less staff on site than during pre-pandemic times, but one shopping trip does not make that fact.

Buying thrift is always better for the environment. Sometimes you find nothing, sometimes you find a bunch! It's fun to look. On my most recent trip, I found 10 items, but I'll have to exchange 2. I wish there were change rooms.

You can definitely find good stuffs in this store. However, I find it a bit pricey.I don’t know if the manager or the person in charge is a renowned fashion designer but he/she shouldn’t make the price of “second hand item” expensive. For example; I saw a top from Forever 21 the other day and the price in value village is even more than the price of a new one.It’s called a thrift store for a reason. The things we purchase here shouldn’t have to break our bank accounts. In my own opinion, I think the prices should range from $1-$10. If an item is more than $10-$15-$20 then it should worth it!!!Most of the people that come to shop at the thrift store are trying to save money. I’ve seen a jacket for $99 or even more. That’s so much. Imagine a person with financial difficulties/ an homeless person expected to buy a top for $20 or Jacket for $45.It would be greatly appreciated if you could please put this into consideration. Be considerate when putting the price for an item. Thank youOverall, the store is neat. There’s always sales every month or so. I’d recommend that you visit the store when they have 50% off. Also, don’t forget to sign up at the cashier to get notified about the sales.

Great deals to be had. Prices are reasonable, although the prices are going up. Still great bargains. Some of the items bought. A lot more variety.

Very helpful staff, stars reflect on pull carts and some of push carts, they need to upkeep/maintenance wheels regularly (just an option)

They have a great selection of secondhand items, everything from clothing to electronics.This is my go-to place when I am looking for brand-name clothing at a discounted price.You can also find a large selection of DVDs and books at any time.With the option of going to a cashier or self-checkout, the line-ups are usually quite quick.Staff in the store is always friendly and can help you find what you are looking for.

It is really good place to buy sandals at low price.Also, a very good place to buy furniture and electronics at low price.I think the clothes are not in the low range as I cud find those clothes at other websites on low price.