CHKD Thrift Store

Just moved to the area and this was the first thrift store I visited and wowwww, this is a gold mine.They have a plus size section which is nice and have some good large furniture. Although it's mostly clothes.The clothes are not organized by size so it can be a bit of a hunt. Tons of nice mens polos.

I recently dropped off a donation for CHKD Thrift Store on Battlefield Boulevard in the heart of Chesapeake.The store was clean and the staff were friendly and helpful. They have a great selection of items for sale at very reasonable prices.

Who knew what this place can hold - great prices for someone's forgotten, giveaway become someone else's treasures! Love how they have the most used, most browsed items right by the entrance; then the bigger, bummer items in the far back corner. Very friendly staff greets you. Shelves are very organized with ample space around items so it doesn't look cluttered and especially where you have fragile items you want to retrieve from shelves for a closer look.There are so many items here - vases, jewelry, CD's and vinyl records, lamps and chests and all types of clothing.Now I know why people obsess looking for that unique find!

This CHKD Thrift Store is located in the Battlefield Shopping Center of Chesapeake. It has many clothing in the center of the store and the home decor in the back. Patrons need to be mindful of not dumping donations in front of the store.

3.5 rounded up to 4 for employee hospitality. They are super sweet and all around helpful to one another and customers without delay. This location has a little bit of everything. Quite similar to other locations with the one mirror and no fitting room situation, Lol. Furniture, other houseware things, knick knacks, and clothes are the focus here. Small shoe and jewelry selection. Simply ask to test appliances before buying and if not, the employees will even ask if you want to try it before you purchase.

I went in today to drop off a sizeable donation. I had the pleasure of "interacting" with an African American woman named Donna. The store was busy, very hot in there, with a very long line of shoppers waiting to check out. Donna could care less and proceeds in having a long conversation with a woman about decorating Christmas trees. Seriously? I asked her if I could get my tax slip for my donation and she rolls her eyes at me and then tells her customer "You didn't see that". WOW! Downright rude with the work ethic of a slug. Donations are the reason "Miss Donna" gets a paycheck. This woman has no business working in customer service....she has the personality of a toenail. I hope I never have the pleasure of interacting with her again. I should've taken my donations elsewhere.

This is for a good cause, so I say this with the greatest respect - it's filthy in there. The place smelled of cigarette smoke, the floors were dirty, and much of the toys and furniture were broken. Broken furniture is a DIYers dream, but for those looking for something because they are very much in need, it'd be cheaper to buy the real thing with the amount it would cost to repair (i.e. changing tables, baby furniture, etc.) I was pretty disappointed. I had been eyeing this store for a while, hoping I'd find some hidden treasures, but I couldn't get over the cigarette smell :(.

Not too much here, the shopping area is very small. There are plenty of clothes which are very well organized and sorted by size. I even found a pair of tighty whities for 98 cents. I've got to tell you, something about putting on a pair of used underwear just kind of repulses me. The selection of shoes and handbags is very small. There is just the tiniest selection of cooking utensils and kitchen appliances. The electronics section is smaller than most thrift stores as well. There's an average selection of books, CD's and DVD's. The furniture seems to be a bit overpriced. There was a small kitchen table with four chairs for $150, the table was very wobbly and weak. It seemed like it might collapse under the weight of an average dinner setting. All in all this location is a good place if you are looking for bargains on clothing but it shouldn't be a destination for much else. The staff is very friendly and everyone seemed to enjoy what they were doing. Of course all the profits go for a very good cause.

Employees are very rude loud and obnoxious. They act as though they don't want to be there.

While their clothing prices are a bit much, I do feel like this place is great. With furniture reasonably priced, especially if it sits long enough, and other stuff for offer. Randomly you can find medical devices like walkers or disabled individual toilets. Highly recommend. Their other stores, like the one in Virginia Beach has a wider selection but this store still has plenty to offer a bargain hunter. Best place to shop for great prices outside a garage or estate sale.