Thrift Hut — Attraction in Deerfield Beach

I am giving at least 3 stars because it’s a treasure seeker’s paradise to go through A LOT of stuff… but speaking of that… They have a lot of stuff because their prices are ridiculously high and they don’t move much inventory, probably. I’m not sure and just speculating from being an almost daily thrifter in various places. You CANNOT walk in there. It is hard to. I mean you can… technically, but like I said, it’s uncomfortable and too hard. They are friendly and say things like, “have fun looking around!” That’s delusional in my opinion… how can I have fun looking around if I think I will drop and break something because of all the piles of clutter?? They act like resellers. They have to be because those are not thrift store prices. It feels as though they bought way too much stuff that never sold in the past and now they are trying to make up money. No way. Not going to happen. You have too many things. Lower your prices drastically, move your items, make room for customers to walk and then you will have an easier time organizing. That back area is scary. So much piled up!! I stayed 15 min and couldn’t take it, I was claustrophobic so I left. I would like to come back but consider the other customer reviews and my suggestions. I am a reseller myself. Just...

I visited here very excited due to the fact that I was talked up very highly about their film camera collection by the owner and was offered a deal on one if i found one i liked. But when I got there and asked to see it I was met with a apprehensive employee that seemed to be suspicious about me having any interest in their film cameras. They kept talking up the collection while they figure it out a way to move the clutter out of the way of the cameras. after what felt like an hour and after being shown very unimpressive “toy“ cameras I was told that they could not get to the actual collection of cameras and that I would have to come back at another time I was given a card to call ahead of time so I wouldn’t waste my time again. I called three other separate times in a course of about three months and on my last call I was told that the whole collection had been sold... cool. But the best part was when i was told that there were still some left but to give them 2 weeks- before she could finish i hung up. Im not gonna waste my time anymore... Besides the staff seeming Very uninterested in wanting to sell anything in their inventory, I would say the biggest problem in this place is the ridiculous clutter, if youre claustrophic id advise you...

Don't come here!!! Wayyyyyy Over priced! Not a "thrift store" at all.

Stuff is cracked, scratched and broken, and shouldn't be worth much... but not to the owner. And she makes it seems like she's giving you a great deal and you're missing out.

For example there was a scratched up ikea item(glass dome), that was priced more than you would get at IKEA!!!! Ikea= $15.99....this place= $20

Since I came here last, more stuff has been accumulated and the narrow pathways are even more narrow!!!

Don't bother haggling the prices with them, because afterwards they will bad mouth about you to other employees and customers. I saw them do that while I there.

I wanted to buy a small item that had visible damage and not really much value, but had no price tag on there. And when she named the price, it was too much, almost $80!! After I politely declined buying it, she guilted me by saying that she was giving me a fair price...but then when she put the price on afterwards, the price was different from what she told me! Less even!!!!

DO NOT come here at all!!!!

All the good reviews you read here are probably from their...