Housing Works Thrift Shop - Yorkville — Local services in New York

Not very considerate sales attendant and manager. I bought 4 jackets and found out that the sizes were too long for me. I asked the manager if I could exchange even just one so I could use it the following day because it’s my birthday and I have a dinner date with friends. I know it is their policy for no returns, but hey, I’m just ecxchanging it with a smaller size. I just need it badly for the following day. I was declined. I’ve been buying merchandise from their stores at 77 st.(closed) and 23rd st and now at 90th st because I’m close by. I even was able to return/cancel a sofa my wife bought because it wouldn’t fit in our apartment, at this same store, but can’t do it with a very small thing. You rely on customers in order for your business to thrive. But it seems they don’t care about their customers. I wouldn’t be surprised if their store would close up also, with the attitude of the people they have in their...

Housing Works is a pretty much local and it's over here they have a few of them different areas is a thrift store that people donate stuff some stuff they have in the window it's a for auction I highly recommend placing a bid take your time and look around and they have a little bit of everything for everyone if you're looking for a deal or something you know whatever just come on and look around you can find everything it's it's wonderful I mean you can find brand new stuff at times everything from hats to to records I highly recommend you come in and please take your time look around and let them know that Eddie said hello anyway I give it two thumbs up you don't look around look in the window the window has some auctions always wonderful stuff but anyway take your time have a great day please hit that like button and continue to look at my pictures and subscribe and like thank you have a...

Oh brother. This place sucks. I came with an unused velvet swivel arm chair, from a cat and dog free home. Knocked on the side door and was ignored aside from some self important customer screaming I had to go around. So I walked through a crowded store with the chair, set it down, and was asked but one question: “did you text a picture to our manager?” No, no I did not. “Oh well, we don’t do things like that.” No other words, just had to turn around and leave. Not to mention they were all just rude and seemed pretty disinterested in doing anything aside from standing around. Dude had a pile of donations he’d only begun to pretend to sift through when I walked up. Take your donations and business elsewhere, housing...