Thrift Stores in Cape Coral, FL

13 locations found near Cape Coral

“Lovely shop with 3 bays filled with goodies. The owner is very kind and helpful. I found a few things that will look great in our home. The place is filled with art, lighting and accessories. This is a place that you will want to stop by frequently to see what's new and find something unique for your home.”

4.7 Superb75 Reviews

“Really nice artwork, upcycled and original. Found a gift for a friend's birthday, and a salt fired pottery animal from a local artist that I am using as a book end.”

4.8 Superb26 Reviews

“Cape Coral Thrift Brothers is the best thrift store in all of Cape Coral! They have new furniture and items from Lee and Collier County every week! Robert is a great manager!”

4.1 Good66 Reviews

“This is one of my favorite places to visit. Always friendly staff willing to help out, it's very tidy, well lit, clear pricing signs, ang Great deals! This store has amazing sales every so often- like $0.99 per clothing piece- store wide!”

4 Good46 Reviews

“I got a top for a $1 and it was in good condition! The volunteers are also very nice. They have nursing scrubs for cheap too - which is steal because at the hospital it’s well over $60 a set. I enjoy driving from Fort Myers to come here. Well worth it. ?”

3.8 Good47 Reviews

“All the staff is very friendly. It has been updated on the inside. Prices are OK, womens shirts $4 kid/baby clothing $1 but kid/baby clothing is limited. They do have sales which would make the clothing worth purchasing.”

3.7 Good96 Reviews

“My name is Jordan Smith and I thank the corners club for the wonderful donation for my for disability kids I really do appreciate it bless you always and continue keeping up the good work and the good quality over the years that I see family or rejoicing about the good work and the good things that you do thank you very much”

3.6 Good101 Reviews

“Very small thrift store with a not very large selection. Some clothing, some housewares. It's a bit organized. I do want to point out that the folks working here were friendly enough and apologetic that they did not have what I was looking to purchase.”

3.4 Good24 Reviews

“You have to go there often. You can find awesome deals. Prices have huge swings. Sometimes they price a used item two three or four times higher than brand new identical item at Walmart. Crazy ! But, rarely you can find a gem for really cheap. Overall cool place to walk around and search for a collectible or furniture or cloths and stuff.”

3.5 Good124 Reviews

“Best Goodwill I’ve ever been!!! I’m from KY and we have tons of Goodwills there, but nothing compared with this one. Clean, organized, easy to find what you are looking for, friendly staff a little pricey compared with KY’s stores in some departments but definitely an A+ place to visit!!!”

3.4 Good110 Reviews

“This store is great because the stock ladies are awesome! Always working hard, friendly and personable. The success of a business are the floor people. Often time management walks by and does not even acknowledge you, even though you stop in all the time.
Been shopping here since the old store, and now the new store. Thank you ladies, you are awesome, ustedes son lo maximo!!!”

3.2 Average115 Reviews

“This place was great! The staff were warm and welcoming helping me as soon as i walked threw the door to find what i needed. Didnt have any cloths for the cold weather and they guided me to what i needed and were very patient.”

3 Average110 Reviews

“We purchased a sofa sleeper last week as they had a 30% off sale which almost covered the $116.00 for delivery. The delivery was prompt. The sofa sleeper was the most comfortable one I have ever found and heaviest. A friend is on the board of a local large St Vincent De Paul in Wisconsin, it cost $150.00 to process a sofa sleeper as they are sanitized before selling. They spend several thousand on Waste Management a month to take junk items to the landfill. It cost a lot to run a thrift store that supports a charity. The Hope Chest does a good job. Please donate items that are new in appearance to your local thrift store. Understand, it cost a small fortune to process and get rid of marginal merchandise.”

2.9 Average62 Reviews