Thrift Stores in Etobicoke, ON

“I had a wonderful experience shopping at this Value Village location, and I wanted to recognize one of your employees, Marvi.

Marvi was incredibly kind, friendly, and helpful throughout my visit. She greeted customers with a smile, was patient, and went above and beyond to make everyone feel welcome. It's clear that she genuinely cares about providing excellent customer service, and her positive attitude made my shopping experience even more enjoyable.

Thank you, Marvi, for your hard work and dedication. Employees like you make a real difference, and I hope you receive the recognition you deserve. Keep up the fantastic work!”

“Fantastic selection of goods, ample parking and always a family fun trip when we go here. Staff is friendly when donating items, there is a service bell and front door parking for easy drop off.. This Value Village is easily accessible from Highway 27, Albion Road or Finch Avenue West. Store is easy to navigate as every department with overhead signs visible throughout the entire store. Departments include toys, mens and women’s clothing and kids clothing, books, used electronics and shoes. Thrifters strive for the find, each week there are new potential hidden treasures.”

“Restore on Kipling is a great destination for anyone looking to furnish or improve a home or office while being open to second hand, repurposed, or project style pieces. It is especially appealing to people who enjoy DIY, upcycling, or putting a bit of effort into bringing items back to life, as many of the pieces available may need cleaning, refinishing, repairs, or a creative touch to truly shine. The store carries a wide and varied selection of items, making it a useful place to browse whether you are working on a full renovation or simply looking for one unique piece. You can find furniture such as couches, chairs, tables, beds, and other household furnishings, as well as kitchen items, appliances, doors, windows, tiles, and various home improvement materials. This variety makes it easy to visit with multiple purposes in mind, from decorating to practical building or renovation needs. The layout allows you to explore different sections at your own pace, and part of the experience is discovering hidden gems among the inventory. Prices tend to be reasonable compared to buying brand new, which makes it an attractive option for budget conscious shoppers or those looking for more sustainable choices. Parking is available on site, which is convenient, though it does tend to get quite busy on weekends, so visiting during weekdays or earlier in the day can make for a more relaxed shopping experience. Overall, Restore on Kipling is a worthwhile stop if you enjoy browsing, are open to restoring items, and appreciate the mix of furniture and building materials all in one place.”

“Great spot to get stuff for kids. I buy stuff that is often new and sell stuff back when it’s still good but doesn’t fit any more. Lifesaver!”

“Plenty of clothes and shoes to choose from. Back packs and purses. Dvds for 2 dollars. There is an electronics section with decent audio equipment and the occasional TVs and all. Up front there is a display case with incredible finds. Recently an Xbox 360 with cords and 2 controllers showed up for 70 dollars. Much cheaper than any similar Facebook marketplace posting. Also a PS2 Slim with controllers for 100 dollars.”