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10AM - 6PM
462 Hempstead Turnpike, Elmont
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“William is an incredible, upbeat and charismatic manager. you can tell his staff respects and appreciates him. Been to this spot a few times over the years to just drop off; brought family from overseas to do some shopping and they bought wrong sizes. ASked William if I could exchange 4 items 5 months later and he made the exception and was very graceful.”
“Probably my favorite thrift at the moment. Not only do they have a wide selection of merchandise at amazing prices, but the church it supports is an open, welcoming and inclusive church! The volunteers/staff are always friendly and helpful. There is always great turn around of merchandise, I always find something new when I go, which is quite often. They’ve done an overhaul of the layout and it’s been a great change. Everything is always neatly organized and displayed in well-curated manners.”
12:30 - 5:30PM
40-08 Corporal Kennedy St, Bayside
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“The staff were very welcoming, patient, and friendly. There was a wide variety of jewelry, especially in rings, necklaces, and watches. Prices were very affordable and cheap for quality pieces. There were many other categories of product as well (records, glasses pieces, spoons, figurines, paintings, ect.).”
“I’m honestly surprised by the different reviews. I have been coming here since early 2010s. Even found my wedding champagne glasses here last year!
My experience donating or shopping has always been great.
The place does have a mild scent but i think it’s the nature of any thrift store. It’s not bad, it’s just that clutter smell as again..it’s a thrift store with a lot of items”
“My husband and I love to shop at this store. There is a girl name Sarah who is very professional and very helpful.She really did offer us great customer service that that makes you feel comfortable from the time you enter the store. We love to shop here.”
“I’ve been going here for a few years now and I’ve found some really great things for cheap. There’s a HUGE selection and a lot of high quality brands if you look carefully. You also get a 20% off coupon if you donate, no matter how much. Overall it’s a really fun store to go into and there are good finds :)”
“Absolutely loved this thrift shop!!! I purchased a beautiful scarf and a tiny porcelain doll for my daughter (who had been wanting one). My hubby got a coffee table book. There was such a great supply of nice clothes and good prices, and a lot of home stuff as well (very well kept). This is going to be one of my go-to thrift stores from now on!!! The staff was also very friendly!”
“A very cute place that has super affordable inventory! Definitely cheaper than other places. I got two nice tops for $3. Super sweet staff too. I'll be back soon! :)”
“Prices align more with a higher end cosignment shop in NY but the layout, display, & selection here is quite nice. Many quality items throughout the store + a nice atmosphere. Worth the look for unique items close by.”
10AM - 6:30PM
191 Post Ave, Westbury
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“Having lost a lot of weight, I needed clothes for a wedding. A neighbor said "Go to Canny". They helped me get an Italian Wool jacket and slacks, all for $20.00. Amazing! Now I won't go anywhere else for clothes! I love these women. I hope everyone reads this. I want them to STAY in business. From DrBHappy, Westbury, NYFrom DRBHAPPY (It's on my license plate)”
“Golden Shoestring is such a gem! This nonprofit organization is always busy, and it’s no surprise why—there are incredible deals on clothing and jewelry donations. You can find high-quality items at amazing prices, and it feels great knowing that shopping here supports a good cause. Highly recommend stopping by to score some unique finds and support the community! PS ask for Jodi - she’s amazing!!!”
“Affordable prices. Friendly and helpful staff. Variety of knick knack items with speciality areas for pocketbooks, shoes, jewelry and so much more. Large selection of clothing. Great place to buy children's cloths.”
9:30AM - 8PM
119-13 Liberty Ave, Queens
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“Why the hell would a convenience store not have a single set of mechanical pencils. Yes, have 30 varients of gel pens and 2 types of wooden pencils but absolutely 0 forms of any mechanical pencils. Also, what store prices a singular fork at 2 bucks. Insane. 1 block away you can get 2 forks for 1 dollar.”
10AM - 7PM
562 North Ave, New Rochelle
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“Very large selection of clothing. Mostly reasonably priced. Some good brands. I found clothing that I needed for my kids' costumes for a play here, after I made some minor adjustments. Not as good of a selection on the home goods side.”
10AM - 6PM
194 Front St, Hempstead
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“I have only one charity, the Salvation Army. They were very helpful when I needed it. I grew up in Brooklyn in the projects. I wanted to travel but I didn't have much money. A friend told me that the Salvation Army is everywhere, so wherever you go, you can spend the night with them. They will feed you dinner, give you a clean bed to sleep on, and breakfast and farewell and Godspeed in the morning. So I went to California and back, and stayed in one of their places every night. In Snyder, Texas, they put me up in the Snyder Hotel, because they didn't have any other place for me. As a result of the treatment I received on my journey, I vowed to pay them back, which I have done and will continue to do. I have read some of the other reviews that were less than kind, and I have run into people of means that are never happy unless they have something, anything, to complain about. While I never abused drugs or alcohol, I have known people that were helped by the Salvation Army, and that's ALL THEY DO. They help people in need, and never ask for anything in return. That is the true meaning of charity. Whenever I donate clothing, it's always in good condition and clean, but even if it's not, they make sure that it is before providing those people who need it. This past Winter, I dropped off over a hundred pounds of clothing, worth many thousands of dollars, and I never ask for receipts. Where is it written that charity requires a tax deduction? I promise to continue to bring them anything I don't need for as long as I draw breath. As for the complainers, shame on you.
Dr Bernard B Heller
East Meadow NY”
“y'all trippin. everytime i come here, i always find something AMAZINGGGG!!! found my dream top fr there's set prices and it's affordable! more clothes for me ig”
“I love love love this shop. Hidden gem. I found several amazing items including a formal dress and work skirts in the $2 rack. I got a huge kitchen garbage size bag full of clothes for $40 and that is because I bought a wool cardigan for $20. Is mostly clothes and also have misc items. I saw lots of jeans. Women and men clothes. Very reasonable prices. Also have shelvea of jewelry and sunglasses which got some. I wish they opened sooner or had longer hours ao I could stop by more often. This place only sells what they receive in donation and place is small. But its worth a stop bc of the prices. Items out were in good condition.”
“This location is only for DONATIONS. So many people are dissapointed as they think it is a place to Shop. The Donations are looked over. Yes, they are picky. Do not bring anything that is overly stained, ripped, or two different size shoes! If you donate $500 worth, make sure to get a written receipt with the amount written on it for Taxes. Nice people!”
“Sweet little authentic thrift store. Helpful, kind staff.Truly a thrift store, not like the corporate stores pretending to be thrift stores, looking at you Goodwill.”
“This place is SOOO good I literally found such good clothes and shoes and a bracelet! I even found a 15 dollar coach bag! But I didn’t get it cus it had a yellowish stain”
“This is my favorite thrift store of all time. I like that it's big, and you can genuinely find nice items of every category. I mostly go for toys, and video games. They also don't hold the good items to resell online, like other big stores. Thier prices are also great, if you're there for the right deal. Staff is friendly as long as you follow the rules. You have to check your bag before coming in, so don't come if you have a bag you don't feel comfortable leaving with someone else. The best part is that there's a public restroom, and food court right in the same building. You could shop, and end the day with a nice slice of pizza.?”
“My husband and I (I am Vanessa Pero MD) came in almost at closing time yesterday evening, and were greeted warmly, not at all rushed and in spite of my multiple questions about a variety of items, I was treated with courtesy and patience - and was even directed to areas of the store where particular discounts were being offered! We are usually on the donating end of our transactions, and I wish that I had photos and/or names of the personnel as I cannot praise them highly enough. Actually, the entire staff was wonderful! So donate, make purchases, I am sure that you won't be disappointed with these lovely people!”
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“Nice, friendly, clean and reasonable prices on all there items. No junk. Will always visit when I get a chance. Thank you for making what thrift store should be.”