DAV Thrift Store

This DAV thrift store has a variety of merchandise. It's well organized. Donations are accepted outside of the store. There are several donation bins for after hours drop off.

INSANE prices, name brand things cost more than they do the consignment stores in the area. You will see some clothes priced at $50-$100 here. If it has tags on it, expect to pay super high prices, even if it's target/Walmart. I saw something with a name brand here and it had a noticeable stain and wasn't in great condition and they were asking more for it than it goes for on poshmark. I won't buy here and support this insanity. I love thrifting and they have nice things here, but I cannot afford the price tag for DONATED items.

I should have really went somewhere else because the reviews I read left sub par ratings. I agree with the reviews from everyone. There is nothing spectacular about the items in the store. Not to mention it's kind of difficult to get to if you're on the opposite side of the road. I have donated clothes here on more than one occasion, but now i've shopped here as well. I've received much better selections from other thrift stores. I more than likely will not shop here again. I ended up only getting two items. One of which was workout shorts that still had the tags on them. The other item was a blazer. The prices wasn't as low as they are at other thrift stores, maybe because this store supports veterans. Either way I have no regrets but I wish they had better stuff.

A great variety of good quality clothing. However, there is NO FITTING ROOM. There is no way I can buy with confidence without trying stuff on, personally. Still, I bought a sweater and a top that were both like new and great prices. And I am happy to support the DAV.

The staff here is always kind and cheerful. Due to Covid-19 the dressing rooms are closed. Making it really difficult to try anything on. And I have gone to thrift stores all my life. Ya have to try it in before you buy it. Sizes vary a lot.Their niknak section is hit or miss but at least they have pretty good prices. I check it out every time. One year in July I got tons of Christmas stuff. And like I said good prices.The other thing that is a turn off. They use to be responsibly priced on clothes but ever sense Salvation Army thrift left they went up in their prices. Leggings use to be like 2 or 3 bucks. Now I see them 7 or 8. That is a big jumpI know this is not their issue but just want to warn about getting in and out of the parking lot. Such a busy street. I would bring them up to a 4 star if they go back to better prices and open the fitting rooms

The only thing this store is useful for is the silverware I buy for spoon rings so make. All the employees besides Donna looked miserable and not willing to help. The store is a little run down and somewhat organized in the clothes but completely just chaos elsewhere. You have to use ID to pay with card which I was told is pretty common, been to virginia many many many years in a row not once have I encountered having to use ID. All I had was my debit card and hotel key, nothing else so they would've had to have me just not purchase anything if I didn't have someone else with me. Reminder this is only posted at registers, so I would've just wasted a half an hour shopping to not even pay. Weird store would recommend shopping elsewhere.

I stopped in here while on vacation in Virginia Beach. I didn't know what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. They have a convenient parking lot. As soon as I got out of the car I noticed a big selection of bicycles. Nice bikes. They also had a lot of beach items right as you enter the store. I was greeted as soon as I stepped inside by an employee marking prices down. The store was clean an neat. The shelves and racks were organized. The merchandise was nice. I appreciate the DAV organization and like supporting them. I'm glad I stopped in. I wish we had this store back home.

So overpriced! A wine glass is $1.98. We can go to the dollar tree and buy a new one for $1.25. A reasonable price at a thrift store should be about $.50. The purpose is supposed to be to sell stuff at a reasonable price, not price yourself higher than a dollar tree. Everything I picked up was the price left without buying anything because I might as well just go to dollar tree or Family Dollar and buy stuff.

I'm disappointed. They closed the dressing rooms, covered them with book shelves. I don't buy clothing unless I can try it on and everything is final sale ofcourse. How is this fair? Used to love DAV :(

This thrift store is awesome! We visit each year for our annual beach vacation and enjoy this store very much; they have a good selection!