Worthington Thrift Shop

Very organized and clean thrift store. Love that it all goes to charity. I've always found unique items here & the prices are fair.

This thrift store was disappointing. The stock is small, disheveled, and severely overpriced. There was an old Casio keyboard for 50 bucks. Not even a decent keyboard. An 80's stereo receiver/tape player was over 25 bucks. I CANT STAND over priced thrift stores. Well, I don't really care that much, but I didn't buy anything as a result.I brushed through the stock in 5-10 minutes without seeing anything interesting except scary used old lady wigs. And that just made me want to leave even more.

Small shop, but tons crammed in here. Selections are limited, but definitely find some one of kind items at a really good price. Staff was very friendly & pleasant. Can be hit or miss as it is with any thrift store. Some days can walk out with 10 things, other times it's a bust. Definitely a place to frequent with new items adding all the time.

Was excited to get rid of some very nice items and put on consignment instead of just donating. They take only 12 items a week, so whatever. My first week was okay, the lady I had doing the consignment process let me pretty much set my price, with the understanding they keep 50%. The process went pretty smooth. So, I went to take another batch today had another person in front of me who decided to drag her husband along so they could take 24 items (12 under each name). It was a different lady processing this time and she was slower than molasses as they were chatting it up. Very annoying. As I waited outside the processing room, and after a half hour, a lady who was waiting behind me asked if there were two people in there. I said I was not sure and at that moment the processor (chatty) got up and dramatically closed the curtain (which apparently serves as the room's door) in my face. I left as I was on a time crunch. I will be taking my items elsewhere from now on. NOTE: this place is ran by little old ladies, some who are very cantankerous, and who, every time I go in, are seemingly overwhelmed and can't seem to run the basic register.

Yes this thrift shop can(and often is)extremely overpriced. Sometimes there are some unique items here.(Rarely). It's worth going once in a while though, I've found some neat stuff for cheap before. It's a consignment/thrift shop. Which I would say accounts for some of the overpriced-ness. There's a parking lot in the back if the tiny one in front is full. They also only accept cash. Just an FYI.

Important information to note. As this is a Consignment shop, the Individuals who originally own the items set the prices for what they want to get from the sale (half to owner half to shop). This may be the reason some prices seem a bit high.

Part consignment, part thrift, this store is a good bargain. Find your wedding items here, from veils to gift card box, or gifts for a wedding. Most items are in very good to excellent condition, including housewares. Of course there are items that are a bit outdated, but some shoppers may enjoy the vintage-like items. You may not find a treasure or antique here, but items are organized/categorized so you won't need to dig through piles of stuff. Unlike most thrift stores, this one does not have that musty smell.The staff are volunteers, mostly senior-aged women, who are not pushy. Unfortunately, the store hours are very limited so you have to plan your day accordingly.

I was biking down high street when all of sudden I saw a sign that said "THRIFT" and walked inside. I am so glad that I did. Upon entering I was greeted by some nice ladies. The place is small to medium in size and selection. The prices are AMAZING. I got a stylish oversized black Jones New York wool coat for $5! Then I got a New York and Company top for $1.50. Then I got 2 BRAND NEW tops with the tags still on for $4 each. The location of this store is in a more run down part of town. Inside looks a bit older. Though, who cares?! This place is the epitome of thrifting. Be warned though, they only TAKE CASH.

What a great place. I disagree with the overpriced comments. I found 2 trench coats, each for $7. I would have paid close to $150 had I bought them new. I have found numerous blouses for work (the cheesy polyester 80's blouses that I love) for $4 each. If you go on the 1st Saturday of the month, you can see volunteers Caroline and Andrea, who are always a big help in finding what you need.

I have came to this Thrift shop for about 25-30 years to buy and CONSIGN. They do not set the price you see, if you consign and say a amount you would like, if it is to high they tell you and help you put on a price that will sell. 50/50 50 to them and 50 to you. The ladies have always been really helpful and nice. It still is better then having a garage sale if you don't want to mess with one. If you do not sell your items you can donate and use as a tax deduction or wait and re-consign at a lower price