St Vincent De Paul Thrift Store

Great staff, great deals. what more could you want?

The staff members are very friendly, welcoming and greet you when you come through the door. I believe, that is a must have. I like the two buildings, they offer different things in each one. I have gotten some serious video games there for a great price. They don’t really sell ikea furniture it’s mostly higher end things made of solid wood. Sometimes they have very nice vintage pieces too. People that leave negative comments on here make me scratch my head. They may want to check out the plastic bag challenge next. If you don’t know what that is, Google images should be able to clear that up for you. It sickens me when people make rude comments about this store. Especially when this company does so much for people in need. They are always willing to help and want customers to be happy. I understand that there are customers that want something for nothing. The store is more organized, I believe it’s because of new management. It’s looking good keep up all the hard work.

3 because the girl at the counter was super nice.
This location has 2 buildings, I honestly do not know why. The building on the left is jammed with stuff. They did clean it up since the last time I had been in there. It can be overwhelming though. They do have a lot of actual vintage stuff here but most of the time it is way overpriced because they do know the demand for that kind of stuff now. I get it, gotta make that money but it is a bummer.
Right building is a lot of clothes, most of them super dated and not good. I did see an actual pair of mint condition uggs in the case for $ 99, if they had not been an 11 I would have scored an amazing deal that day.
I may stop in from time to time just to see what is in the case.

Great customer service! People there are always kind a helpful. They also have awesome sales and promotions pretty much daily!

I love this place. Cool stuff, some of it is a bit overpriced, but not all. I don’t think the 1-​STAR reviews are warranted. Giving it 1 or 2 stars just isn’t fair. I shop thrift stores often and this is a good one. Lots of retro fun stuff. Nice mix of things, fun to sort through, but be careful, the shelves are packed and it’s easy to knock things off them. Nice staff, I love the way they decorate with their items in the smaller store. I found some GREAT gems while here today. Oh, and there was NO musty smell when I was there. Don’t believe the bad reviews!

Customer service is the best I’ve ever seen in a thrift store, very personable and friendly. It’s also nice to know my money and donations goes to a great and truely non — profit organization that helps people in the area with food, clothing and more.
It’s not in the main part of town but we’ll worth the money. New management has changed everything from the prices to the store layout. Prices are very reasonable. Parking lot is always full and theres always great sales everyday.
I’d love to give 10 stars is I could.

The store is in good order… not so cheap though and the merchandise is a bit junky. I do not go in here on a regular basis as I have rarely found anything. If there is some value to it expect a high price.

They used to have a bargain clothing pile. It was a nice come-​on to get me into the store. They quit that years ago. They now just have a 99 cent Sunday in the New store section. The Old store section is overpriced stuff that doesn’t move cause nobody wants it. I occasionally go in once/​month, but never find anything worthwhile.
A waste of my time.

I’m not sure what others are talking about, saying that this place is inexpensive, I noticed quite the opposite. Items seem to be significantly higher priced than other thrift stores in the area.
The selection is less than great, lots of empty selves and kind of musty and dingy all throughout.

Very musty… Only thing we got was a pop from the vending machine. Second smaller building very disorganized.

This store has changed. It is cleaner and the prices are reasonable. It is under new management and it shows. The employees are friendly and helpful.

I have never been a huge shopper at thrift stores. I have lived directly behind it for almost two years now and that doesn’t even make me want to go there.
Their delivery trucks are annoying as they come odd hours of they day. And they think that my yard is another drive way. Not to mention all the times I have been late for work cause they block my car in my own drive way.
I can’t stand the smell inside. After leaving makes me want to scrub my skin off from the filth.
Overall, Decent prices. Although I have yet to find anything worth buying.

I don’t like to go to this St. Vincent’s because the selection isn’t that great and what they do have isn’t exactly organized. It’s also kind of out of way for me.
The main building is more organized than the smaller one across the parking lot. I generally stick to looking at housewares because I don’t like how St. Vincent’s prices their clothing. I understand that it saves time, but I just feel like sometimes the pair of pants I want isn’t worth the standard price they’ve set for pants.
The smaller building is separate from the main building, but is still considered a St. Vincent’s store (they have separate cashiers in each building). I can’t stay in here for more than a couple of minutes. I’m not easily bugged by musty smells, but I don’t know how the employees work there, especially on a hot day. The inventory in this second building is totally unorganized, so I generally just skim over it and get out.

Went last weekend to look for a older desk for our home office, one that specifically is NOT a computer desk. Didn’t figure it would be difficult to locate, since all the furniture places sell these days are computer desks. Had a figure in mind and knew we would probably have to do some rehab work on it, but looked forward to some minor wood repair, sanding, staining, and finishing.
Well, back up that bus and pick a new route because the two desks that had on the sales floor were quite the sight to see! Both between 15 & 25 years olds, both in below average condition (no big deal), and one priced at $ 249 and the other at $ 299! Holy bags of bucks, Batman! I don’t know when they changed their business model from «thrift store» to «Nordstrom Rack», but I must have missed the news release. Seriously, they had a whole wall of paperback books trying to sell them for $ 1.50 a pop, most of which Half-​Price Books wouldn’t have bought.
We saw a similar desk at Value Village three weeks ago and it had a $ 20 tag on it. Unfortunately, it also had a sold sticker on it. So disappointed!

This is the absolutely lowest priced thrift store around. What they don’t have in size and selection, they more than make up for in price.
They are situated on old Broadway, kind of in the middle of nowhere, but it’s worth going there. They have a limited selection of clothing, but everything is absolutely cheap. I got a great pair of boots for $ 3.99, and a skirt for a couple bucks.
They are a great place to look for furniture, if you are a tinkerer that likes to fix her own stuff. So far, I have gotten a desk for $ 10, and a night stand for $ 7. Both are now painted, and pretty, and well worth hauling home.
They have an entire room devoted to kitchen stuff, and there is some real deals in there if you dig around.
Also, if you have to donate things, they are really very nice folks. I always make sure to donate my stuff through St. Vincents. Last spring I donated a pair of 20 hole doc martens that didn’t fit me, and six bags of clothing that were pretty cool, just not my size anymore. I figure the more folks donate there, the better their clothing selection will be.

This thrift store is on Broadway, and used to be an auto garage back in the day. The two buildings that make up this thrift store are separate, but both packed with goodies. I guess one was the actual garage, and one was the old offices.
The larger main building has clothing for all ages, shoes, furniture, and some of the more «upscale» items. Nothing was priced completely out of control, so upscale is a relative term. There were a few honest to god vintage pieces, like working old typewriters, or the odd piece of furniture that was priced about $ 100 or so, but they were real vintage, not crazy pricing.
There are no tags on the merchandise. You can find the prices right on the ends of the racks. All shoes were $ 5.99, all shirts were $ 1.99, etc, and so forth.
They run a 99 cent clothing sale every Sunday, and the day I went in, was a pink tag sale. I guess that means you can pick up a pink tag out of a basket, and use it to pay for one thing at half price, or your whole purchase at half price, I’m not sure which. In the main building I got a pair of shoes, and two real silver goblets for $ 6.50. The pink tag was applied to the whole purchase.
The other building is more junk and housewares. They even had an entire side room filled with electronic cast offs. In this room the volunteer only applied the pink tag to one item, but I still got two picture frames, and 24 brass clothing closures for $ 3 and some change.
This thrift store reminds me of shopping twenty years ago, before you had buyers coming in, and getting all the good stuff, and driving up prices. There are some real gems here, and I don’t think the place has ever seen a hipster buyer for a «cool» thrift store, ever.
Be prepared to wade through everything, as the place is really packed. The staff was comprised of older volunteers, and very kind and helpful. The prices alone were worth the trip.