The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center — Local services in New York

Loved the store, with the exception of the spanish lady in the kitchen area who is so rude. She asks constantly for things to be put back while you still looking at them. The store has helped me tremendously to get things I can't afford right now, however today was really disappointing this is why I'm giving it the one star.

I found these nice spoons and went up to pay for them, the cashier who helped me, a nice black gentleman, asked me if I could grab him the rest on them. He liked them as much as I did. I was confused if he was going to give me a good deal for all of them or wanted them for himself, so I said ok and asked for you???. He joked and said you still here, you could had been back by now. He asked to bring him everything else that was left from the same kind. I figured he couldn't leave the register alone and shop so I went and got them for him. He quickly wrapped them up and put them away, to my surprise when I got home I realized he kept those I brought up and all of MINE!!!! He snatched them all. I spend my time looking for those from the pile for nothing. Not nice, he will be hearing from me when I see him next week since I couldn't call the store. The phone number on the receipt is out of service and google was no help. This happened today June 28,...

This is the best thrift store in Manhattan as far as I'm concerned! Their selection of goods is great. Their prices are fantastic. Although they have gone up recently, bargains can still be found. Their staff are very friendly and helpful. The wonderful man at the register is always playing old tunes to sing to while you wait in line. Angie is the manager and goes out of her way to provide outstanding customer service. They also have vouchers for those that are in need. Most holidays they have 50% off of the entire store, and daily color tag discounts! Run, don't walk. And bring a bag of donations you no longer use. I'm sure you'll find something to...

The store leaves the door wide open long before 10:00 but won't even let you in until it's exactly 10:00.

Furthermore, the selections have been getting worse since covid started, with prices only going up. It makes no sense because they don't make the clothing, it's all SECONDHAND donations.

Lastly, I notice they markup items such as Zara or whatever they consider brand name (Theory, Michael Kors, Brooks Brothers). I can understand the brand name but marking up fast fashion knowing it's popular for the younger crowd, even when it's not brand name is plain greedy. I'm going to need to find a new thrift store to shop at bc...