St Vincent De Paul Thrift Store

This location was nicely organized and service at the front desk moved shoppers along quickly. The space contains primarily clothing and some furniture, with their selection of home decor and toys being around the building. Compared to other thrift shops their small decor items aren't as plentiful; however, I appreciated how well they displayed the artwork around the building to keep it from being damaged. Prices are reasonable.

While I was out exploring the city, I ran across another St Vincent's Thrift Store. Like the other, located in a strip mall. I parked and went in, hearing the bell ding as I entered, but no staff was around. In fact the entire 10-15 minutes there, never saw any staff.Found a couple really great glass pieces, some books and a few descent pics for the walls...but nothing that I just couldn't live without. Like most thrift stores, if you see something you like, better grab it before someone else does...things don't last long, especially good ones!!!Prices aren't bad. There is a lot of clothing, shoes and furniture. Well organized, clean and none of that mothy smell waffling your nose..Just couldn't find anything screaming my name.

Y'aaaaallllll! I dig this place. they have great finds in a clean store. I came here on a whim, and was happily surprised by the merch. I found a $200+ new-ish pair of coach heels for $30. Yeah, I was hoping that the shoes would be priced lower, but the condition was qual' and the price tag was still on them from the coach store. I took a few photos to help bring to life my experience for you. Happy hunting!

This thrift store is small, compared to Unique or Wayside. It is organized and neat. The staff is very friendly. They sell clothes, shoes, dvds, televisions, some furniture, and dinnerware.They have specials listed in the front of the store when you walk in. Yesterday they had a 50% discount on all white sticker items. I didn't come across a lot of those items though.I was looking for dinnerware yesterday, but they didn't have a lot. Prices for plates, bowls, and cups were around $1-$4. I walked out empty handed, but I may be back if I'm in the area.