Thrift Stores in Mandeville, LA

“The ladies at Gran’s Attic are so kind and accommodating, even when my friends and I accidentally stayed beyond their open hours!!! I got the most darling pair of black capri pants, a beautiful top, a tshirt for my friend, and 2 stunning pairs of earrings for $30! This store has Mandeville’s best interest in mind, while giving back to the community. Donations go towards the food bank! Whaaaaat???!!! How much more awesome can a store be??? Isn’t that the coolest thing ever???
I’ll be back on Monday with donations of my own!!! Thank you, Gran’s Attic, for your endless support towards the city of Mandeville!! I may not live here anymore, but from now on I will always make a stop at your shop, even just to say hi!!!! 10/10 service and opportunity here! Whether you’re shopping or trying to find somewhere to send your old, unneeded items, this is the place to go!!
Photo attached is the clothing items I got. I am still obsessed and wear them every other day!!
If you want quality for an affordable price, Gran’s Attic is the way to go! Even their jewelry is 10/10!
I look forward to seeing yall again soon!!”

“I have been to this store many times as well as the St Francis Thrift Nextdoor. This store is great to shop. But I just read some negative reviews on the other store. I have donated lots to them and brought many to shop. I hope it hasn’t gone badly but one does wonder”

“ITEMS WE CANNOT USECribs, Strollers, Carseats,High Chairs, Children’s ToysUpholstered with rips, odorsAnything that needs partsHazardous materials/chemicalsUnframed mirrors or glassAppliances more than 5 years oldDishwashersTVs other than Flat ScreenMicrowaves over 5 years oldStorm windows/single pane windowsComputers, Printers, Copiers,Office ElectronicsShower doorsGarage doorsOil based paint or partial cans of paintFaux marble vanity topsEncyclopedias, text books, magazinesGuns or weaponsSporting GoodsCeiling fans, Blinds with cordsGreat organization! Better than ?Goodwill.Why can't we take all donations?In support of Habitat's mission to build affordable homes, ReStore sells donated items to the general public. In short, we can only accept what we can sell. Sometimes we have to decline donations due to safety concerns, known product recalls, or to reduce our disposal costs.”

“Very nice local thrift shop. Plus they have adaptable cats. Unfortunately, I came during nap time. They were all resting.
On the thrift side, anything you could imagine. Clothes, housewares, kids, sports,....
And the best thing is they are local and care about our city.”

“When I come down from New England I always stop by this store. Like other Goodwills it is hit or miss. I find local things to take back ie LSU, Pelicans jerseys or shirts. A lot cheaper then retail. I did use and got the military discount.”