Chabad Thrift Store — Local services in Oakland Park

I found a nice gem of clothing somehow through all the mountains of rubble (it was at the end of the rack thankfully), but walking into here was overwhelming. There’s no A/C, no prices listed on anything. When you want to buy something, the guy just says whatever price comes to his head. Not a good look. It’s completely disorganized, there was a bucket of dirty water on the floor, lots of safety hazards in the back like broken tile and stacked junk all over. That could topple over. It looks dirty and dusty in there. As someone who loves thrifting I couldn’t bring myself to spend much longer in there. I will not be coming back. It’s too far of a trip north for such a disorganized mess. I wanted to like this place because I saw a positive review on tik tok, but it is not worth the drive. If they cleaned up, organized, and consolidated their stock maybe they’d have potential. But I truly don’t know how they’re still open seeing how dirty...

I have never seen anything like this. I have been thrifting a long time but never imagined walking into such a large place that was literally an absolute mess. It looks as though they had hundreds of people unload all their belongings and they were all dumped and piled everywhere. I should have taken pictures but I walked in, glanced and could not believe these business owners take such little to no pride in their store. There was no rhyme or reason, piles of clothing were tossed on top of furniture that was not even turned up right, items littered the floor and to top it all off, all that with no AC. The location is great if they made it even somewhat presentable. They could have a few tables with umbrellas outside, clean up the litter that is all over the street and parking area. Horrible place and the way it looked today is even a hazard, an accident waiting to happen if you don't really pay attention to...

Oh my, Hoarders may have found it's next episode if they ever want to expand out to thrift stores. I love a treasure hunt but this place gave me the heebee Jeebies. In order to make your way through this large warehouse looking space, you have to snake your way through narrow aisles of stacks upon stacks of items. The piles didn't bother me as much as the fact that it looked very dirty in there. In between what looks like moldy fabric and books are interesting items like beautiful glassware and nice furniture. At least I think it was nice as it was rather hard to see it. At one point I saw a young child and feared that they might get permanently lost in here. I don't know how they would pass a fire inspection. Also nothing is priced. After a few minutes I didn't care enough to ask about anything and just wanted...