St Vincent De Paul Soc

It was not very well stocked and seemed dirty. The story was busy. The people that worked there were nice but they need to clean it up and get more stuff.

You must be kidding. I have held off on commenting until my 3^rd visit to this place .Well​.it is official !! The nasty cash register woman and ridiculously RUDE crew are on a constant power trip. assuming that those shopping are worthless and undeserving of retail respect. Please if you know whats good for you, find a different place .I know me and my crew will. they are just obnoxious and RUDE and it is a regular occurrence! Try donating something and then asking to purchase something that you may have seen that wasn’t on the floor yet. I have seen MORE THAN ONE DONOR receive the LOUD LECTURE on how nothing can be sold until it is PROCESSED! Ridiculous, especially when someone has donated to the cause. Then. the workers spend another hour or so yelling to each other about what a dumb ass the donor was for wanting to buy something before it was PROCESSED! I finally asked them to keep it down. as well as did several others who were standing in line each time listening to it all! SHAME! How is it that these folks are so rude to those who have given to the cause ?? Seems they would be thrilled that folks want to spend money there. The other locations are truly so much nicer and willing to help anyone who needs!

To drive all the way from Lawrenceville to Coraopolis, one must really love a thrift store. For years, I made the pilgrimage without complaint, getting lost almost every single time. Then, they «remodeled,» and were closed for months. My heart broke into a thousand little pieces every time I caressed one of my amazing finds from the Coraopolis SVDP and thought about how different it would be when they re-​opened. I was hopeful, more space, better stuff, something new? Alas, it was not to be. The store looks almost the same after the remodel, but the prices all skyrocketed because someone has to pay for it. Gone are all the funky, weird, magical treasures I would find there. They have been replaced by the drones and clones of the same garbage you can find anywhere else. The strength of this store was the uniqueness and antiqueness of its items. Without that, it is a hollow shell that’s just too far away.
There are still occasional good finds, and the furniture selection remains one of the better ones in the city, so I will give three stars, but this went from the top «must shop» thrift store on my list, to very near the very bottom.