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February 2024 by Samantha Laing
My favorite little thrift shop! The ladies are friendly and the store is clean and organized! I’ve found a number of treasures here and am grateful to have this gem close to home!
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October 2023 by Angela Morgan
Love this little thrift shop. There’s so many things to look at.
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June 2023 by Casey Troini
Best thrift in the area. After visiting three other thrift stores, found Second Hand Rose and it beat them all. Variety, price, selection- there was so much stuff and all either super cheap or reasonably priced. Highly recommend.
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January 2023 by Jody W.
Nonprofit thrift store filled to the gills with a wide variety of stuff that you might...or might not need. Kitchen items, appliances, Christmas stuff, books, DVD's, random computer thingies, clothing, greeting cards, jewelry, board games, lighting fixtures....and more! All proceeds go back into the local community.
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November 2022 by Malinda Dudinetz
Friendly sales were good. Some things were a little high. But I really liked it I will be going back.
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September 2022 by jenn cramer
Love this place
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March 2022 by Tiffany Aiken
Fill a bag of clothes for $5! Vintage jewelry & tons of household & knickknacks..love it!
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December 2021 by Dana K
Your average thrift shop - I got some fabric. They do have a good selection of crafting supplies. I find it very odd that they do not allow young children... Never seen that before. It is quite a narrow space with packed shelves so I understand but it seems quite unusual and inconsiderate to families.
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December 2021 by Laura Vance
Visited for the first time yesterday, with my daughter. A wonderful store that is much larger than it appears and is chock full of fun finds. The ladies who were working were helpful and friendly, making our visit even more enjoyable! We'll definitely be back.
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December 2021 by Junk Mail
Great place very caring organization. True humanitarians. Please Donate or shop with them. Please don't haggle all there proceeds go to local people truly in need. Haggling is like taking money away from the poor and the GOOD this organization does for the community. It's all volunteers !!!
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December 2021 by Peggy Wood
Sad that I cannot shop here... can't justify paying a babysitter to go shop at a thrift shop.
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December 2021 by Brieanne Nix
We drove from Saratoga Springs to check out this shop. Upon arrival, there is a sign on the door saying no children under the age of five allowed. I was alone with my two well behaved children, one is 4. I asked the owner if we could come in and shop if I carried my son. She said that they weren’t allowed. When I asked if it was a covid policy or state law, she said it was “state law” and we weren’t allowed in. If you sell kids toys, kids clothes, etc you shouldn’t ban children under the age of 5 from entering.
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December 2021 by Kayleigh Fletcher
I am a single mom and came in towards close to shop the clothing bag sale and wasn’t allowed to bring my 3 year old in! The fact that I was holding him anyway and only one other couple was in the store was absolutely inconsiderate for them to give me a chance to shop! Horrible customer service, DONT SELL KIDS CLOTHES IF KIDS CANT BE IN THE STORE! You automatically turn down single parents like myself.
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September 2021 by Brie B
We drove from Saratoga Springs to check out this shop. Upon arrival, there is a sign on the door saying no children under the age of five allowed. I was alone with my two well behaved children, one is 4. I asked the owner if we could come in and shop if I carried my son. She said that they weren’t allowed. When I asked if it was a covid policy or state law, she said it was “state law” and we weren’t allowed in. If you sell kids toys, kids clothes, etc you shouldn’t ban children under the age of 5 from entering.
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December 2020 by robert levy
Was very disappointed that they made a new policy stating that kids 12 and under can't enter store . have been bringing my grandson in for years. He just couldn't understand .saying that they don't do this anywhere else. Will not be shopping here again .
