Thrift Stores near White Bear Lake, MN

“This goodwill is organized well, had a great selection of suits (thanks for keeping the pants and jackets together!!) and overall was very reasonably priced. This is one of the best goodwills in the metro I just wish they would bring back fitting rooms.”

“This thrift store is easy to access, well stocked for a smaller store, and has quality merchandise at a price that is surprisingly low in comparison to larger chain type 2cnd hand stores.
I recently moved to the neighborhood and needed to be very frugal when shopping for my new apartment. The 'New Day Thrift Store' was exactly what i needed. I have shopped there on several occasions and have always been very satisfied with the experience. The helpful and friendly staff do a terrific job of keeping things organized and neat so one may find what they seek quite easily.
5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ because I got everything I needed for my apartment under budget, and the shopping experience was overall more relaxed than might have been at a larger store.
Kudos! New Day, you helped out, and I am sure you are doing a great service to the rest of our community.”

“I donate here regularly and will continue to do so. They make it very easy, and I love their mission! Shopping here I’ve always found great finds! My kids also enjoy the toy aisle and find great things to spend their allowance money on. Staff have been kind and courteous; on the quiet side which I don’t mind at all! Recommend!”

“The owner is super nice and has helped me patch up several holes in my motorcycle pants, gloves, and even fixed my backpack strap from falling off. Never had a bad experience yet!!
Thank you for your help!!”

“I don't look at the clothing and can't speak to that but, besides media, other items don't seem priced to sell. Besides media, pricing is not as bad as Savers but not as good as Overflow Community Thrift (just north on Lexington at 96) or Mythrift at Rice and Larpenteur. For media prices, Overflow is better, mythrift and goodwill are comparable, and Savers is way worse.

I come to this goodwill a lot - at least once a week - because it's so close. I usually look for books and DVDs. There's good variety of books but the inventory is stale and browsing can be a nuisance, because you'll see the same books for months on end.

It would be nice to put the newer items on dedicated shelves. I've donated a lot of books to this store and, although they are in as good or better condition than what's on the shelf and generally of comparable (or better) desirability, I don't see them put out and I frequent the store enough that I should. I suspect that as long as the shelves are full they books donated are sent to some central location and sort for selling online.”

“They hold your bag safely behind the counter and give you a little ?️ to get it back when you leave as long as you comply with that rule and don’t steal it is a fabulous fabulous place!!!!!!!! I go there so much and it’s full of community and really kind people as long as you follow the rules and don’t give them a reason to be stern about anything. 10/10 I love it here so much can’t wait to go back i’m such a dork I tell my friends about this place all the time”

“I think you can find something for everyone here. The clothes are inexpensive, lots of different kitchen gadgets to look at, shoes Electronics almost anything you need”

“We found a nice, true down-filled Jones New York coat for $25, and a framed canvas we plan to repurpose for $9. We were charged for 2 pillows which we thought were a set for $6.98. One of the pillows was obviously stained. Two more coats, two pairs of gloves, and one picture frame came to $95 TOTAL. It's always a little crowded with stuff, narrow aisles if more than 10 people are shopping so that's not why they didn't get 5stars. I was really disappointed they charged my husband for 2 pillows even though he heard the cashier say she'd only charge for one.”