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August 2024 by Laurie C
Help is rude.
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February 2024 by Muammer Sariipek
Please do not mark books with a pen.
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November 2023 by Alicia P
Big, great selection. Found what I've been looking for
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September 2023 by Gary Sappington
A good thrift in town. Has a little of everything.
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August 2023 by Suleyma Calderon
A lot of great finds.
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June 2023 by Melinda McCullough
Used to be amazing but now when things are marked down by color they toss them in tubs so you have to dig through and the tubs are all over the store and it’s a tripping hazard! Makes it look so disorganized and bad and how can you even see the half off stuff without digging through tote after tote! I mentioned it to an employee who sure wanted no feedback and was rather moody! Is it too much to ask to be able to see the sale merchandise without digging through 20 plus totes all over the store in the walkways??? ??
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May 2023 by {Austin}
This place is awesome! So many cool things! If you want to have a good time looking at the best selection of knickknacks around, make an outing of the Salvation Army!I'll start with the complaints (which are very few in comparison to the compliments).First, they have only a small number of casette tapes, and among those are mostly classical music, but I did find Christmas suites and 80s rock.Second, some of the items are in very poor condition, from frayed cords on appliances to action figures (or what used to be) that are only a torso and a single leg.Okay, that's all for complaints. Now...the fun part!There is such a large selection of items here (as I stated before), for practically anyone looking to take up some room or wall space. I was especially awestruck by the small alarm clocks, which were hidden all over the shop, because each one was stylized differently and just put together perfectly.Kids definitely like this place, but I would say their toys are geared primarily toward Pre-K through 2nd grade.There are a lot of shelf items that are very intriguing; I almost picked up every one!Lots of special dishes, cups, and plates with a variety of designs. The few that I can recall were cottages, mountain scenery, cultural icons, and traditional Japanese tea sets.Definitely a place to return to again and again!
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May 2023 by Gabriella Davis
“the lady”this location desperately needs to reconsider their currently employed staff. this is the second time i’ve witnessed unprofessional and rude behavior by the staff towards customers. the store is unorganized and no one donates to it anymore due to how rude the person accepting donations is. go to manassas, their location has way more accessible clothing and i haven’t witnessed their staff setting aside items for themselves or friends like this store does.
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May 2023 by Ashley May
Jesse was so unbelievably helpful and welcoming love to visit this shop just to talk about books with him
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April 2023 by Emily McLaughlin
Staff was rude when I came to drop off donation items. None of my things were separated enough for them. Disorganized process, and unclear.
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March 2023 by Roxanne Isabell
Horrible experience , nasty attitude didn’t even last 2 minutes inside ! Don’t go here !!!
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March 2023 by Betty Eckert
Great things! Looking forward to seeing more Easter spring things like I bought today.
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February 2023 by Maria A.
Rude workers, ugly attitude !! Never going back here would not recommended at all , nasty place
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February 2023 by Casey Burgess
I’ve never donated anything, so my experience is only shopping. I love this store. It’s an older building, but not dirty like others have mentioned. The deals are great, they have a wonderful dvd and children’s book selection. I go here once a week and find it one of the best thrift stores in Manassas, Warrenton, Gainesville areas.
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December 2022 by Claire S.
When making a drop off donation of goods, the women there act like it is a huge inconvenience for them. I Don’t get it? Isn’t the whole idea of a thrift shop dependent upon donations? I wish there was another place to donate around here. We had quite a lot to donate because my father passed away and as we were bringing things in I could hear them complaining to each other. Maybe they should find another way to volunteer their time.
