Thrift Stores near Monroeville, PA

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“The service women were incredibly nice. My friend had to furnish her whole 1 bedroom apt. She is 75 and really on a restricted income. She got a beautiful purple stains looked new for $79, a like new bed frame, box spring, and a mattress for an extremely decent price and lots of lamps and tables, as well as a purple living room chairs that perfectly matched the couch.We found all the linens, blankets, rugs, etc. at the Red White and Blue on Rt 51. Also, because my friend bout so much, she now has free stuff to get with her St. Vincent De Paul's thrift store! Can't beat $180 to furnish your whole apartment. It was $90 to get delivered, but if you have someone to move it cheaper you can do that!”

3.7 Good59 Reviews

“Reasonable selection, but not super extensive. For instance, they have men's dress shirts, but no blazers. They have kitchen supplies, but mostly ceramic/glass (minimal plastic plates/cups). So, nothing to complain about for a second hand store but also not exceptional.”

3.2 Average27 Reviews

“The service in this store is outstanding. There is a young man, keeping his name private...but you'll know who exactly he is when you shop there because he possesses such a kind and infectious helping spirit. Along with his professionalism it’s truly hard to believe such customer service exist in today’s brick and mortar stores. But this is evident by the top-notch care and attention to detail displayed by the manager of the store as well. She has demonstrated a true commitment to customers by providing products worth anyone's time to stop by and shop there. Well, actually…wait until I have look.”

4.9 Superb98 Reviews

“Love this store the staff is very polite and reasonable prices great stuff I have bought alot of small and big items from them. I'm there every week. So I would recommend this store they have just about everything I hope they stay in business forever lol”

4.8 Superb22 Reviews

“This is a great place to find everything you need to refurb or even build a house. Lumber, tile, furniture, lighting, nails, doorknobs, outdoor stuff, doors, windows, cabinets and random everything! Don't buy new, bring your wish list and measurements and check here first. There is another small shop nearby for donated textiles, art supplies, jewelry, wallpaper, and other cool stuff for crafts and creations. Great community store.”

4.4 Superb136 Reviews

“I was worried about visiting here. The other reviews were often negative.Went in everybody nice prices were good not sure why everybody was complaining, but it seemed like a nice thrift store to me”

4.5 Superb29 Reviews

“Amazing store for furniture! They have a large selection and many pieces are beautiful vintage/antiques. Items come and go, but they had lamps, mirrors, artwork, and gorgeous kitchen cabinets. Definitely worth trip to see what they have!”

4.5 Superb17 Reviews

“One of the only thrifts stores in the Pittsburgh areas where most basic items are thrift price. You can still get jeans for $3-8, polos/tshirts $3-6, shoes/boots for $5-15. They stuff they price up is usually appropriate and still worth it on deal days.”

4.3 Superb47 Reviews

“I have been using Pitt Surplus for - it's gotta be 20 years? (Go ahead make me feel old.) From filing cabinets, shelving, unique storage needs, and equipment, to office chairs, and a like new couch--it's the best kept secret ever --and the folks are so professional, they could give lessons to certain academic departments. (It takes more than a degree to work productively as a team and interface with the public. These folks understand the assignment.)”

4.4 Superb17 Reviews

“A large group of non paid volunteers trying to do right by the cats in their communities. The shelter is run by people giving up their spare time to care for these cats. If you are looking for perfection, you won’t find that with this rescue. This rescue is transparent and open, you see the good, the bad and the ugly.I saw a review that mentioned Misty’s name and how rude she was. She works full time and does cat rescue as her side gig. It’s unfair for people to expect her to be nice every time they want to surrender their cat. Can you imagine how many requests she gets daily and exhausting that would be? Again, she doesn’t get paid to do this.If you are looking to adopt a cat, volunteer with cats, foster cats, save cats, I highly recommend doing it with Fur All Kittys.”

4.5 Superb11 Reviews

“love helping people and giving stuff away for new home one mans trash another mans treasure especially when it comes to bulk items and friendly service. Everybody works there so awesome. when it comes to donate or thrift shopping, I’ll recommend you guys even when it’s clean out season from a school or neighbors ? which means I like to go to kennywood or sandcastle water park when I’m having fun like this after a hard day at work and helping others”

4.2 Good49 Reviews

“This is probably the best Salvation Army store anywhere in the area. It usually has a good selection of items, and the prices are always good. They DO HAVE DRESSING ROOMS at this location, that is a big plus when buying clothes.”

3.9 Good15 Reviews

“I mainly went to look for decor (I collect bird&waterfowl decor/antiques) &my gram who doesn't drive wanted me to see if they had any bookshelves. They hardly had any furniture or shelving currently...I know usually it sells the day it is donated if they put it out, so I wasn't holding my breath for the bookshelf. However, I did find a very pretty collectors tin w/birds on it and 2 pair of denim. They don't have as much to pick from in the "small" sizes in the denim. The goodwill a few exits north has a bit more. They seemed to have more large sizes donated than smalls at the current time. Hollister &Banana Republic were the 2 I found&chose to buy. The "color of the wk" is blue so I got the Banana Republic pair half off. Very nice staff and seemed very knowledgeable. I also overheard them asking the customers if they needed help with anything while I was shopping. That is always a good thing when your in a store where there is a vast amount of different inventory daily. The quicker you find what you are possibly looking for (if it doesn't find u first) the better for you and the staff. Everyone wants to be on their way (if your the customer)&or get on with their day?. It was a good experience. No long long lines either. Which was a change compared to most stores. They definitely need some donations though (im not speaking for them; its just an educated guess). So if you want to get rid of some stuff they probably need it, so maybe donate it at the Cheswick location?❣”

3.6 Good16 Reviews

“Decent store, nice workers, and good prices. :)Edit: I am completely SHOCKED at how much their prices have increased !!! Won't be returning as frequently, that's for sure!”

3.4 Good17 Reviews

“compared to other goodwills i’ve been to, the items at this one are a lot better quality. the prices are a little higher but i didn’t mind as much since i didn’t have to sift through a bunch of poor quality stuff.”

3.6 Good76 Reviews

“I guess I would say, if you think you're going to be walking in to a Walmart type shopping store, isn't the case. You have to have patience while shopping here. The workers can be nasty, people who haven't been here before need to learn how things work to shop here. I have found soooo many good things here and I really can not say too much bad. The building does need many repairs. Women's bathroom has always been rather clean, men's room, I hear, isnt.”

3.3 Good108 Reviews