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January 2024 by The Retro Den, Lighting Design & Lamp Repair
In my search for bits and pieces to create my unique home decor lighting
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September 2023 by Sam Lopez
This place has some furniture. Woooo. Seems like this place did a makeover of sorts. It's pretty weird when you can find sealed cds of your old band you played in with a Skinnies price tag still on it. Oh boy, you know you've made it in life. Such a proud moment.
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August 2023 by Cliff White
A good spot for some quality items. Overall, fair prices considering the current market. Clean and well-organized store.A shout out to the new cashier. He always has a positive attitude and helps to make the shopping experience more enjoyable. Good hire!
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July 2023 by Joe D
Is an okay thrift store. They cater more towards clothing and furniture though and electronics are unfortunately an afterthought at this location. I did however after some rummaging I managed to find an old Sony Mavica that takes a 3.5 floppy disk. You know the one.
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July 2023 by Patty k
Recently was in the store looking for a vase and I wondered over to the furniture. Who sets the prices? Way overpriced. It's a shame this is donated furniture and the prices are outrageous. You can buy brand new furniture for just a little bit over the overpriced used furniture in this store that has been donated.
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June 2023 by Matthew
This Salvation Army has a lot of space and a ton of stock. You can often find some good finds in here for pretty cheap.
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May 2023 by Melisande Brow
Bought just a couch for our new apartment, couch is fine, price was okay. The bald white man named Eric was not the best example of customer service. Allow me to elaborate.When purchasing the couch Eric claimed that an hour before closing they couldn’t help us load our couch into the truck despite the sign on the desk claiming that they couldn’t load 30 minutes before closing- not an hour- mildly inconvenient considering we had gotten the truck to pick up the couch. The next morning when we arrived to pick up the couch the bald white man Eric felt the need to make snarky comments as the truck was backed up into the parking lot such as “little off buddy” “that’s a big truck for just a couch.” If you are looking for a friendly customer service experience avoid the bald white man named Eric. Very frustrating interaction to day the least.
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May 2023 by Christine Martin
Tiny tattooed lady with grey hair followed my family around like we were going to steal something. Then followed us to our car. Wouldn't recommend over priced and judgemental.
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March 2023 by Joshua Murphy
Update hours on Google! Also, attempted to drop-off donations and staff member was rude in saying the were not accepting donations outside on 3pm. Taking the donations elsewhere! If you can't have good customer service, don't work in customer service job! Attempted donation drop-off date and time: 13MAR23 at 4:00pm.
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March 2023 by DeAnn Walls
I love stopping here once a week to see what is in the store. We donate also for a good cause. The gentleman that works the front desk is always, always very nice and upbeat. I get the vibe that all the staff feel enjoy working there. Clothes and items in this store are very organized compared to most other stores I've been in which make it very east to shop.
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March 2023 by Casha M
I am sharing my disabled POV when visiting here. There is one handicap ♿️ parking spot to the left when you enter the parking lot. Directly across from that is an access curb to the sidewalk and store entrance. Other parking spaces are available, but not handicap.The drop-off area is alongside the building towards the back. There is always someone there outside or within a "yoo-hoo's" range inside the back doorway. If you need help, the gentlemen will assist you. This is the one and only place that I find the customer service OUTSTANDING each and every time. The gentlemen never complain and are very polite.You can also request a tax receipt for your donation.Inside if you are using a mobility scooter, it is tight, and you can not access the furniture. Ask for help. They do not have enough space. I go slower and when it's not busy. Have gotten some great buys. The staff are great in there also. Very, very helpful.
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February 2023 by DeAnn Nadon
I love stopping here once a week to see what is in the store. We donate also for a good cause. The gentleman that works the front desk is always, always very nice and upbeat. I get the vibe that all the staff feel enjoy working there. Clothes and items in this store are very organized compared to most other stores I've been in which make it very east to shop.
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January 2023 by Erwin Alemany
This store is so clean and organized! Shout out to everyone who works there and takes such great care of the place. I had no idea what to expect but was definitely impressed. I'll be going back for sure.
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January 2023 by Cynthia Jetson
Still has thrift store prices! After going to some thrift stores in the area, I was worried there weren't any more thrift shops that appropriately priced their donations, but the stuff in here was well organized and affordable.
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December 2022 by Kathryn Beach
It has been a hot minute since I have been thrifting (probably since September). I usually thrift most of our family’s clothing…. I have noticed a steady uptick in pricing.Today? I was absolutely appalled and DISGUSTED by the prices in The Salvation Army on Eden Way.ATROCIOUS is a proper word. This is beyond profitable by an organization that relies on DONATIONS from the free will of its community. F R E E. And to turn around and be okay placing a price tag on these items like this is shameful. I usually give change to bell ringers at Christmas, I usually donate my belongings to you when I purge things I no longer need that have been previously thrifted (you are essentially profiting twice) from your organization. But I am done. I saw western boots for $80 and used Christmas trees in the store for $90. $90?!!!! You are absolutely disgusting Salvation Army and I will never take stuff or shop from you ever again. Whoever is running your store locally should be addressed appropriately. I will take my belongings to places who can actually use them for the intended purpose to HELP. What low income person could afford those prices?
