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I was looking for cool items not particularly clothes, but while there were many clothes, the items weren't interesting. Just old stereos, stuff you already have at home, and broken things. The best things I saw were Japanese wood dolls about 3 inches tall, but even those were damaged. The items were just put onto shelves, if you ask me, not very attractive. If you like adult books there are many, but no other category. Adult as in recommended for people in their 20s and up, not mature content.

Just ok..got a few good furniture items but was lucky because they just put them out the minute I walked in. Savers in Hanover is alot better!

If you are right there, fine, but not worth a special trip.

The prices are ridulous for a thrift store. Was there yesterday and they wanted 70 for a small beat up desk. This was not an antique by any means. They also wanted 5 for a frame about 9X9 that you could get at the Christmas Tree Shop *NEW* for 1.00! I don't know who prices these items but you might want to do some research.

Prices are average. Employees are less than helpful. I always have to wait to have someone show me the jewelry and then they act like I'm putting them out. (Also, I had my wallet stolen there...keep your pocketbook zipped up!!)

The female clerks act like they don't want to help you. At the register one of the clerks is mean like if she raises the price she gets to take home more money. Other than that the second hand items helps me to save. Thanks for being there

TJ Maxx is cheaper!!!