Value Village

I used to love Value Village. I donated clothes and brought lots of things (books, household stuff, clothes...) But now I avoid it. The prices are what keeps me away. These guys get stuff for free and charge like regular stores. I still thrift, just not there.

Very large store, some decent items but it does seem a little more expensive than some other thrift stores. The clothing section had a lot of stuff in the wrong sizing section making it difficult to find what you want. Also saw some good looking clothes but with stains so inspect it carefully before buying!

My daughter loves going thrifting! It really is the thing to do for teenagers these days! There are lots of options and you can spend hours here. Of course all the stock is constantly being changed and added to, so you really could shop here every other day and find something new !

Still am able to find the odd item here and there, mostly things that remind me of bygone times. I do find myself putting items back after a rethink carrying it through the store and realizing it’s way overpriced.People go even if it’s more pricey than before because it can become an addiction as I know people who just relentlessly keep going all week and buy multiples of the same things, clocks, shoes, knick knacks like steady examples of this.The home ends up looking like the thrift store. Seen it in person.I think garage sales and swap meets are still the best price wise….

I recently had the pleasure of visiting an incredible thrift store, and I must say it was an absolute treasure trove of unique finds. From the moment I walked through the door, I was greeted with a vibrant and eclectic atmosphere that immediately captured my attention.The store was meticulously organized, with racks of clothing neatly sorted by style, size, and color. It made browsing through the vast selection a breeze, and I quickly discovered a wide variety of high-quality secondhand clothing at incredibly affordable prices. From vintage pieces to contemporary fashion, there was something for everyone's style and taste.What truly set this thrift store apart was the remarkable diversity of items available. It wasn't just limited to clothing; it offered a wide range of products, including furniture, accessories, books, and even collectibles. Each section was thoughtfully curated, offering a unique blend of one-of-a-kind items that sparked excitement and curiosity with every turn.Moreover, the store had a wonderful sense of community. The staff members were friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the store's mission. They were eager to assist, providing helpful suggestions and insights on the best finds. It felt like more than just a shopping experience; it felt like being part of a welcoming community of fellow thrift enthusiasts.One of the most delightful aspects was the thrill of the unexpected. With new items constantly being added to the inventory, every visit to the thrift store held the promise of discovering hidden gems. It was an adventure in itself, as each item had a unique story to tell, adding character and charm to my purchases.Not only did shopping at this thrift store provide a sustainable and eco-friendly way to update my wardrobe and home, but it also gave me a sense of satisfaction in supporting a local business that contributed positively to the community. It felt good to know that my purchases were not only budget-friendly but also made a difference in reducing waste and promoting a more conscious lifestyle.In conclusion, this thrift store was a true gem. With its vast selection, organized layout, friendly staff, and sense of community, it provided an unforgettable shopping experience. I highly recommend this thrift store to anyone looking for affordable, unique, and sustainable finds that add a touch of character and style to their lives.

Busy location with good number of parking spaces. A large collection centre on the side. Decent selection of games and puzzles although it is more expensive than some other locations. Organized with different sections grouped by product type. Large selection of clothing.

I love going to value Village, where can you get a pair of designer jeans sometimes brand new, sometimes gently used to next to nothing. I can’t think of any other place. The staff are very friendly, and eager to help you find some thing. Also, they take donations. You don’t even have to move them out of your trunk. There’s always some friendly stuff to help you with that. Check out value Village. Yes it’s a thrift store but they have really awesome things in there if you check around and go back repeatedly.

We love to go treasure hunt at VV. Hope they would price the merchandise at a more reasonable price as they got them from people's donations. Sometimes, I wonder if Value Village forgot they are a thrift store.

Prices of second-hand items at Value Village has been ridiculous. A non-profit organization who receives 100% of items for free has become heavily monetized. Trust me, you are better off making a wise decision to patronize smaller thrift stores and save. Most times, you will find that prices for second-hand items at Value Village closely match up to the price of brand new items.

Good place for only few things to buy you can not really get good prices on everything, and yeah there is no special discounts or free stuff for refugees while this funds goes to refugee then why dont they provide special discounts to new refugees?