The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center and Thrift Store

RoadTrip NewEngland

Really huge clothes selection, it’s a big store and clothing takes up about 90% of the floor. Small selection of DVD’s, smaller section of CD’s and a few scattered vinyl records. Not a ton of houseware or furniture- but there is some. Right on Route 1 heading into Boston- has a decent sized parking lot for such a busy area

Nikki Gigante

Since the management changed before COVID 19 just about 2 years ago place has gone down hill the lady that runs it is rude nothing is for sale thats good kinda lousey go in want to buy some that was donated not for sale seems to be keeping all good stuff for herself same lady that ran the one in Wilmington that closed terrible!!! stuff is donated to be sold for money for the cause not for her waiting on dealers to come in I like the other managers all gone and staff were better! I don't even stop in there everything in the window was donated not for sale !! Sucks people donate so it's sells for the cause not for manager to hoard the stuff! I heard she keeps all the gold jewelry for herself too they need to hire managers to watch sad go in and see try to buy something in the window! The other managers that were there before were great lost me as a customer

Me

How they supposed to sell anything in the store? They're closed when people's off work.

Michelle Elizabeth

North of Boston nostalgia at it's finest and it's fun to look around. The prices are ridiculously high on some of the items, enough to make you do a double take. They said it's because it goes to a good cause, which is true, but I could get some of this stuff new and not go through the hassle of digging around for it. They have a ton of defective items from Zara at the moment, with tags, and while it's cheaper than the Zara store, it's still pretty high for a lot of people who would shop here.