“This has to be the best second hand store in nyc,I was there today ( my first time ) I saw videos on tiktok and everything its true you will find very good deals i got a sofa bed from blue dot for very good price RAY OR TAY I forgot the name but he was the only guy in there,his really helpful and friendly,very ,very good customer service...”
10:30AM - 7PM
286 3rd Ave, New York
Thrift Stores
“We only had a couple minutes, but this place is so well curated that it didn't matter! Scored a fantastic Isaac Mizrahi coat for my son and a sweet black United Colors of Benetton sweatshirt just as they were closing!”
“I could spend hours here. Always so much to look through and new inventory what seems like every time I stop in. Love the music and old school feel of the place. It’s a nice little escape. Always find something! But it’s nice to just even come here to browse and look at all sorts of different antiques. Definitely one of my favorite antique shops in the area. Prices seem fair for what most of the items are and jewelry is also fair. Love it here.”
“Definitely gonna go back there and get me a vanson and the red coca cola racing jacket.Would be game set match if I can find a iceberg or coogi sweater 💯🔥”
“As NY as it gets! A joyful experience. Staff is super friendly and relax, the stuff available there is quite interesting, of very good quality and prices are spectacular . When we visited, Robert was playing the piano and singing. The cold and rainy day turned in to happiest (¿hippiest?) shopping experience. If I lived in NY I would definitely buy my furniture there!”
“So happy to have an opportunity to visit this treasure trove of discarded materials.Thank you to the organizers, staff, and donors for creating this valuable program in our city.”
“I stumbled upon the Upper East Side Thrift Shop recently and was pleasantly surprised by the wide selection of items at fantastic prices. It felt like discovering a hidden gem with each aisle I explored. The staff was friendly and helpful. If you're in the area, be sure to check out both locations on 1st Ave and 87th Street, as well as 2nd Ave and 89th Street. Support this local business, you never know what treasures you might find!”
“This store is amazing! Always a great selection, super low prices, and the staff is incredibly sweet. Made a few purchases a few days ago and they let me know the profits that day were going to breast cancer awareness. Love their mission!”
“Amazing thrift store with a great selection of clothes, especially plus size in both men and women sizing! wonderful owner with a great selection of items for a great price!”
“Cute local shop with the friendliest service and good collections of stuff. First time there and I found a few items immediately! I'll be going back constantly for new additions.”
“One of my favorite stores in New Jersey. I’ve been shopping with Richie for years and I always get amazing things that worn over and over again! Great customer service and Richie is all about giving back to the community, which is awesome!”
10AM - 9PM
487 Columbus Ave, New York
Thrift Stores
“Well, for $120 my daughter and girlfriend got a black skirt, a pair of silver high heels, a fluffy red jacket, a sequined black party dress, and a red sport coat. They loved it. Like any other used clothing store you have to hunt and search.”
“It's a gem in Queens this store. Quality items to purchase but at affordable prices. I found two modern living room chairs for under $200 in excellent condition.
If you are redoing your home decor or just setting up a new place stop by this store to get some incredible finds. Also, check their website for online shopping.
Staff was friendly and helpful too.”
10:30AM - 6:30PM
208 Main St, Little Ferry
Thrift Stores
“Absolutely cute thrift store. Great customer service.
Things I recommend
1. Small, Medium and Large needs to be separated and highlighted very clearly to avoid wasting time searching
2. Kids corner needs to clearly labeled too.
Otherwise no issues”
“this is by far the best thrift store ive ever been to. vintage finds, everything is highly affordable and extremely well priced, and the volunteers are so sweet. the cats are just the cutest as well.
adoption for cats i was told are $195 and comes with everything: cats are chipped, vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and comes with their expensive cat food >_< an amazing price for a forever friend.”
“Very nice staff and they have some nice options. Not all items are secondhand, some still have tags on them. I got two pairs of pants for 23 bucks - one was banana republic and the other caché. 10/10 recommend checking out.”
“Very thoughtfully curated and well organized thrift shop. Far superior to some of the others in the area. Very reasonable prices. I overheard a staff member say they don’t carry fast fashion - I found a few fast fashion items on the racks but it was mostly good + higher quality items.
Don’t miss this if thrifting in the area!”
“Filled to the BRIM with beautiful and vintage pieces. Owners are so nice. Items are also very affordable. It's packed, so whatever you're looking for, you can find almost everything here. Not even just clothes, so much more. I personally love fashion and thrifting, and this is my new FAVORITE store. I was so, so satisfied. Going to shop here for the rest of my life. Found out about this place because I saw it while walking down Cedar Lane. Thank God I did!”
“Been living in East Harlem for a year and this is easily my favorite thrift store. We’ve gotten so many items for our apartment at great prices. Additionally, the people working have always been kind and helpful.”
“this location gets a lot of NWT sample sale leftovers, which can be a good thing but often oversaturates inventory. their prices are very hit and miss, but this is one of the better and larger housing works locations”
“I have been wanting to visit this thrift store.....and WOW! It's a small train depot...very quaint and the prices are extremely reasonable for name brands. Proceeds go to the local schools. Let's assist them in their humble goal! Cannot wait to go back!!!”
10AM - 5PM
180 Washington Ave, Belleville
Thrift Stores
“Interesting items, mix of different brands, not just fast fashion stuff but some nicer items too. Ladies who work there are very kind. They have a dressing room but the door is small so not easy to try items on. I would return.”
10AM - 7:45PM
1674 3rd Ave, New York
Thrift Stores
“Really love this place. The prices are great and it's in a good location. I always find something I like. Today I got these great biker boots. It's affordable, ranging from $5 to about $50. My boots where $26 size 7. I also got a beautiful pink jacket/ coat like 2 weeks ago. If you spend some time and look around you will find gems.”
“Well-organized, nice selection, fair prices, and the volunteers are super welcoming. Easy street parking too. Note - the first floor has a few steps, and the clothes are up a flight of stairs.”
10AM - 7PM
208 E 23rd St, New York
Thrift Stores
“The customer service here is really what makes this Salvation Army worth checking out! The gentlemen who work at the register know how to liven up the room and looks out for their customers. The customer service here will surely remind you of the importance of community. I gave this review 4 stars because the prices for clothes could be better. There were no more blue tags left for the 99 cents discount deal.”
10AM - 6:30PM
TTH Vintage Boutique, 40 W 25th St, New York
Thrift Stores
“I first visited this shop many years ago, back when the store was much smaller. The items aren’t cheap, but knowing that all the proceeds go to this charity made perfect sense—it really opened my eyes!
Visiting again after all these years brought back so many wonderful memories. Such a lovely experience, and I’ll definitely be back again!”
“Very nice and caring staff. Hot meals for the homeless and low income are here. I was given hot dog and soup it was very good. I took home food which helped me and my husband.”
“Secondhand shopping is my favorite thing to do; I categorically do not wear factory-new clothes, outside of intimates. The West Village Housing Works is, IMO, the best secondhand store in New York City. I have gotten so many treasures from here over the years, and every time I pop in, I see something that tempts me.
What I enjoy about this Housing Works is that it's curated. This is not the kind of hard labor thrift shopping, where you can find a $25 designer item after sorting through 20 stained things. The price point is higher than cavernous thrift stores packed with merchandise, because the staff and volunteers do the labor of selecting things that are stain-free and not too worn.
My favorite designer is Milly, and I almost always see something Milly any time I go in.
Most importantly, Emmy and the staff at Housing Works are lovely; they clearly really enjoy their jobs, and the vibes in the store are so nice. There have been multiple times that I've been in the store and have seen customers chatting with one another or encouraging each other to buy the fabulous thing they're trying on. It's a treat to shop in an environment where other people start conversations with you, and there's a shared love of a very good find.”
“Great selection of clothing, home goods, and other miscellaneous items. They started to carry plants as well. Def a gem in the neighborhood with affordable prices!”
“Although I have emphathy for the inconvenience & frustration for lack of consistency w/store hours...the owner has been sick, in the hospital & recouping from a broken foot! Also, the loss of her sweetmother (reg customers know who I'm speaking of), & another very unexpected death in the family, all in the past year +/- have been hard for her. Dare I suggest you call 1st, just to verify her open hours. Just a thought. I'm just saying...?”