VNA Thriftique

Deborah Randall

They are now open..Not the same..They are going by do you believe E- bay for their prices and it even quotes ebay prices on the ticket. I had a record that wasn't priced..Manager says I priced it..it's been removed. Really..I don't cheat charities. That was insulting. I wish they had stayed the same nice people that it was .UPDATE....8/22 They have played off e-bay .

Jen

Wonderful little thrift shop with the best prices around. The perfect spot to find little trinkets, books, glassware, lamps, clothing, and sometimes even furniture!

Jmammie Ships

This is one of my favorite thrift stores 💖💖 Their stuff is so cute and inexpensive. Their staff is also very friendly :)

william gaming

Never shopping here again. (Rolls eyes.) While waiting for the cashier to wrap my glassware and hand me my receipt, I discretely texted my 10-year-old son, who was waiting in the car, and told him I'd be right out. The cashier told me, "The store has a policy of no cellphone use inside the store." At first I thought he was kidding, so I laughed. He said, "There really is a policy against using cellphones in the store." I said, "Really? In a thrift store? What would the reasoning be for that?" He said that he really didn't know what the manager's reasoning was, only that it was policy and that there was a sign on the front door saying so. As I left the store, I checked and there was indeed a piece of paper taped to the glass door, along with many, many, many other random pieces of ratty paper, declaring that no cellphones should be used inside. I laughed to myself, wondering who in the world the manager of this store must think she is to be so inhospitable and scolding toward her customers, the people who pay her for her services and keep her doors open. I mean, seriously, the last place I visited that restricted the use of cellphones was the National Archives Museum. Anyway, I suppose the store is allowed to make up whatever petty, ridiculous rules it likes, but I am also free to buy my second-hand tchotchkes from a thrift shop that doesn't restrict my personal freedom. I will. And I hope you will, too.