Bridge House

Bridge House is a thrift store that supports those with substance abuse within the community. I'm not sure what percentage of the sales go towards this, but it is a very nice deed.This thrift store is a nice size, it isn't massive. They have some beautiful shoes right by the entrance, they are displayed like they're in a department store. They have sorted clothes, for men, women and children. I was the most impressed by the home items like; rugs, mirrors, and glassware.Sadly I couldn't bring any of these home with me, but I really liked one of the mirrors. They have a whole section of $1.00 items, there was nothing for me here, but everything seemed to be in very good shape.They also have a substantial amount of records, CDs, books and art.This thrift store is much easier to navigate then the huge ones. You never know what you may find, and think of the good cause you're supporting with your purchase.

Love this place! Great deals, great people. Just a overall good place! The team cares so much about their cause.

A Hidden Gem, An Ebay seller's best friend. The prices are unbeatable, and you always find great deals on unique items. What sets this store apart is, Nick. He genuinely takes care of his customers and makes everyone feel like family. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, nick's warm and friendly approach ensures you leave with a smile. If you're looking for a thrift store that offers fantastic value and a welcoming atmosphere, look no further. This place is a real treasure in our community!

I LOVE this thrift store! It is always neat and clean. Great selection of various items. I never leave empty handed. The employees and friendly and helpful. One of the employees saw that I had my hands full so she went to the front of the store and got me a basket. That was nice of her. I left with a shopping basket full and only paid $20 for everything. Thats a bargain!

This thrift store is organized, prices and sale prices clearly marked. I've bought furniture from them, as well as household items and I've donated clothes and other items. There is a bigger store in Jefferson Parish, but this place has a good selection. Lamps! I have bought several lamps here, which came with bulbs and in working condition. I would say that their top stuff would be lamps, discounted mattresses, women's shoes and bags, frames, and incomplete sets of china. A good number of wedding presents seem to cycle through this store. And this store raises money for a community-based treatment center for recovering alcoholics.

Nice selection of modern furniture. Good prices. Lots of shoes and dishware. Some clothes. Organized store.Great charitable organization.

For a thrift shop, this one is clean and well organized. The staff was courteous, but maybe too courteous. There was a young girl (maybe 6 years old) riding a skateboard through the store, knocking things over, and at one point laid down in front of my cart and wouldn't move causing me to back up and go down a different aisle. The two adults with the girl kept obnoxiously yelling at the girl but didn't stop her or supervise her more closely. I would have spent more time shopping if the staff would have asked the people to take the child out of the store. I did find a few great items, but didn't hang around long enough to look too closely. They did have one public unisex restroom but the lock on the door was broken.

At the tender age of 71 (!!) I have rediscovered the joy of sketching and artwork. I heartily dig the feel of pens and inks in my hands. Bringing us to the subject of picture frames. Great luck at the Earhart Bridge House location, so in my imagination, I figured, "ok, bigger space, probably got some nice used frames.." Ric and I have been to this Airline/Metairie locale and purchased, more than once. But, my bad: I'd only been looking at frames in the bins on the right hand side of the store. A man who works there and already knows us, happily put me wise, saying, "Look over there, we've got plenty of frames on the shelves." Plenty? That's putting it mildly. And, every single frame was priced at 50% off! Shazam!! This treasure palace of thrift is totally worth your time. Don't miss it if you are an artist, looking for family clothing, a hobbyist, or just in need of furniture. I actually saw some vintage styled 1950's themed jackets, at the "Last Chance $1.00" rack. They even have a lovely in-house lady: she sells prah....lines up front! Five stars, no hesitation. SIX if I could do it!!

I have never written a review but need everyone to know how nice the staff is a Bridge House. I have recently made multiple donations. The staff is always friendly and helpful. A special thank you to Nick for his sharp eyes and honestly. I lost an antique bracelet while dropping off. He kept it safe knowing someone would return for it. Good people doing good work!

Books there are 3 for a dollar and they have a amazing selection of art also. Very amazing plac e