Thrift Stores in Melbourne, FL
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14 locations found near Melbourne
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830 N Apollo Blvd, Melbourne FL 32935
“Great store and something for just about anyone. Friendly. Inviting. If their machines are down you'll need cash. Lots of new shoes too. Great place to purchase used craft and scrapbooking supplies or to donate yours.”
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541 E New Haven Ave, Melbourne FL 32901
“I love this store! It has a warmth about it that you don’t find elsewhere. I feel good shopping there as I know the money will benefit homeless women. It is organized and their prices are good. The inventory is ever changing. I recommend this store to all!!!”
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3116 Lake Washington Road, Melbourne FL 32934
“Excellent sales and discounts, always changing stock of items and pretty boutique pieces. I go here weekly to buy books for the Little Free Library in my community and they ALWAYS have hot covers.”
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790 South Apollo Boulevard, Melbourne FL 32901
“Such friendly staff & great specials. Amber went above & beyond to provide excellent customer service for me, I was so grateful for her help! 5-star employee!”
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1734 Aurora Road, Melbourne FL 32935
“I have loved this thrift store for many years. They recently did a remodel. looks absolutely amazing! This thrift store is the same kind you would walk into 20 years ago in terms of prices and the good work they do for our community.”
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4490 South Babcock Street, Melbourne FL 32901
“We love this store. And the new edition is fantastic! So much to explore. Make sure you have time to spare when you visit. So many awesome items to look through and they have wonderful people there to help you.”
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757 S Apollo Blvd, Melbourne FL 32901
“I was referred to this place from a gentleman at another thrift store. Definitely worth going. You get what you pay for. Nice variety of things to choose from. No junk everything works and in great condition. Mr Parker is very knowledgeable. Great guy to business with.”
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2400 W New Haven Ave, Melbourne FL 32904
“Nice place and employees. But it's almost like they think all guys are XXL or bigger. Only was able to find one shirt, but I still like it. You can also donate clothes, which I did.”
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7200 North Wickham Road, Melbourne FL 32940
“I love this place. Drop off items others can use at a discount. We are such a materialistic society and if you look at something you haven't used in a few years just donate it already. Buy from them and you benefit the church too.”
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2330 Johnny Ellison Drive Suite 1, Melbourne FL 32901
“Wonderful mission, amazing prices and incredible staff! Side note - Stacy and Della go above and beyond for their customers and the community they serve. I am so impressed with their work ethic and continued commitment, and so very grateful for the absolute gems they always have in store! Thank you for raising property value and hope in the area!”
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1208 Aurora Road, Melbourne FL 32935
“HANDS DOWN BEST THRIFT STORE I’VE BEEN TO. Shopping experience 10/10. The store is immaculate, the people are kind and the deals are amazing…you really can’t beat it! If you're looking to donate or go shopping go to Ascension thrift!!!”
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1800 South Babcock Street, Melbourne FL 32901
“This thrift store has an amazing variery of items and their prices are super reasonable! From big and small furniture to kitchen and decor, its always worth stopping for a shop!”
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2939 W New Haven Ave, Melbourne FL 32904
“Absolutely my favorite thrift store!!!! Prices are reasonable. Love when they have 25-50%off deals... they support a good cause. They have everything from infants, adults, furniture, household goods, and alot more. Go check them out!!”
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4900 North Wickham Road Ste 108, Melbourne FL 32940
“It’s a thrift store, there’s gonna be a lot of “stuff.” They do pretty well at keeping the chaos organized. It’s pretty well sorted, and I realistically blame customers more than employees for the messy bits (empty hangers, things out of place). Prices could do with some adjustment as well. They’re a bit high on some things, especially considering that Goodwill got them all for free. They should be affordable for people who need them rather than trying to get “resale” prices.”
