Waterfront Thrift Store Foley

Very clean store. Most items are well organized. Staff is sometimes available if you go search them out. Half the time I have to search for a cashier. If you have a question good luck. The customer has to search for the manager/employee in charge down. This person is always stationed at the very back of the very large store. Again, about half the time the employee can be found to answer a question. Prices are astronomical most of the time. Items are prices to sell to antique or resale shops, not average low income customers who actually need their products. Good buys and reasonably priced items can be found if you have time to search. It is a very large store and there is usually a significant amount of stock. I shop there last for all the reasons listed above. I can buy new clothes, for less money, on sale at the Tanger Center on a pretty regular basis and usually receive better service.

My wife and I visit this store every year on vacation in Gulf Shores. It just gets better all the time! They have an Ashley Furniture store inside the thrift store. Thinking about redoing our condo. Great job!

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I shop the Bargin Center, which I prefer to call it, rather than Waterfront Rescue Mission, all the time and get great prices on the items I am looking for. I donate to the Bargin Center before thinking to donate elsewhere. I wanted to donate 6 large bags of my mother's. Clothes (deceased 1999) and my clothes to Haiti but cannot find a good way to do that. Therefore, I will take all the clothes to the Bargin Center and be done with it. I can't controll where the clothes go, what is done with them, and good clothes with some wear and life still in them needs to go somewhere. The Bargin Center in Foley, AL is the best place.