St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store

Store is well organized, fair prices. Furniture, toys, new mattresses, home decor, linens, craft stuff, small appliances, clothes etc... Friendly staff.

They only give you one furniture voucher for once in a LIFETIME I could understand 2 or 3 and they have to be a certain amount of time apart but only once in a lifetime that's ridiculous what if the furniture we get from you gets burned or ruined somehow and we need another set.

I Give this store 3 stars because the workers are the best but the NEW MANAGER NEEDS TO LEARN HOW TO TALK TO PEOPLE FROM CUSTOMERS TO HER THE WORKS when I say rude her picture should be next to it in the dictionary side note because im sure she sees this people that shop at thrift stores are not poor yes she said this heard it with my own 2 ears She really needs take a class on how to treat people To the owner you should send in a secret shopper

One of our favorite thrifting spots of all time. We are from Pittsburgh but I have family here, and we try to go any time we visit. The prices are still reasonable and that’s what we love most. Hoping they never change!

Not very good paying to much for anything in this store your better off going to Walmart or any dollar store lady at the changer to much for anything it all use and it free

This place is a Godsend. It has the coolest stuff. I need everything so, I will return again and again until I replace all that I lost in the fire. I'm still coming here and replaced most of the things I've lost. With everything so expensive out here. I'm happy this place exists. It's July of 2023 and I'm still coming here. I love this place.

I go here frequently and always find some good deals. I will say that the last time I was there I did notice that some of the stuff that was specially marked as it was deemed more valuable was also unrealistic. It was obvious that they searched online and saw some people selling it for more. As a reseller myself, just to make it clear, sometimes we charge more to cover fees and returns. Since sales are final here, charging the same price as the highest you see online is silly. Regardless, I love this place and go a few times a month

I shopped at the store on 12/7/22. They advertised Customer Appreciation sale and everything in the store was 50% off. I had a cart with 4 large wreaths and mostly Christmas items. I was there to buy clothing for ladies that live in a Nursing Home and are slightly smaller than I am. I had to try the items on and a Volunteer SCREAMED across from the register area that I could only try on three items. I did and hung the items that didn't fit on the rack inside the dressing room. The Volunteer short grey hair with square glasses, has been there for years sent another new Volunteer to retrieve any unwanted items by disturbing me at the dressing room door. I felt discriminated against since there were several items hanging inside the dressing room. I told the new Volunteer why they hadn't done this to others and not just me. She shrugged her shoulders blond lady with pageboy haircut. What these foolish women volunteers didn't realize was that I donate bags upon bags of clothing and furniture, food for their pantry and money to help St. Vincent de Paul. Because I was discriminated against and humiliated, I WILL NEVER DONATE ANYTHING EVER AGAIN!!! I have gone to great lengths to inform friends in my social circle and relatives about how I was treated. All are in agreement that any donations will goo to Salvation Army.

This store is the best in the area for thrifty shoppers. It's clean and the staff is great. It offers a wide variety of items. This is a great place for those just starting out, college students, single parents. It is essential in economically depressed area.

Used to be a great place but new manager is very rude to customers as well as those they're supposed to be helping. She is certainly jacking up prices and holds merchandise back to get top dollar. I have seen her be mean on the floor to workers in front of other customers. I used to recommend it highly.