Value Village

Not much on the shelves. Many overpriced items, some broken or dirty.

Clothing selection good but nothing particularly special.

Only hood for DVDS would not buy an item of clothing, electronics, etc. In this store. All thecclothes looked 10 yrs old. I used to find Nike stuff in men's section but now there is nothing whatsoever.

Cleaner than the last time I visited when things were thrown anywhere. You could find some gems, if you have time to look. Prices vary widely.like similar T-shirts range $2.99 to $19.99!?

Not a great location tbh. Small, and didn’t have much of value inside the one time I went. Maybe it’s a hit or miss spot, but there’s lots of Other VV locations that never disappoint.

Value Village is always a great place to find treasures and this location seems to get a lot of donations as well as being pretty busy, which is good because it means stuff is constantly being changed out. The jewelry area at this location is probably its best feature as it's pretty large in proportion to the size of the store. But this location is also a bit small and the lighting dingy which makes it seem dirtier than it actually is (it's actually pretty clean).

They have opened it up inside and have a good stock of items to choose from, I got a sweet Kenwood stereo system for super great price

Not too bad! Although the variation of items are a bit less than other valu villages I have seen.

It is organized nicely by size for the clothes, the CD selection was small and a bit lacking, the housewares section was average. The star of this location was the kids clothes in numerous kinds and styles. The ladies area was pretty large too.

I found great stuff, clothing, books and dolls for my grand daughter! Unfortunately their deals/coupons do not last long, draw back.

Its not bad it should be bigger for the area and would be nice if we the people got first choice at it or take as is section

Because of COVID, there’s a bit of a line up, but I went right at opening. The line got a lot shorter by the time I left. Got some really cute earrings here the other day. The book section was pretty good too! Their clothes seem a little more pricey than other thrifts I’ve been to, but had okay selection. Mix of brands and fast-fashion retailers in terms of what clothes you can find. Staff was friendly and managed to fit everything into one bag which was really helpful.

I love the idea of recycling cloths and items but this place needs to change their pricing.too expensive for the quality

Decent selection, I know you're hurting financially, due to the pandemic, having said that, pricing your long play albums up a dollar to 3 from 2, and charging the exact same price for 45 rpm singles, is an incredibly bad decision, you're literally committing financial suicide by doing that, I dont think I will be visiting your locations all that much anymore

Well managed, clean, friendly staff! Since it is right on the danforth, theres a lot of unique finds. Good for anyones style.

Prices are manageable. I got a pair of new ASOS jeans for 10 bucks. I'm happy!

Very convenient place to bring items you don't want, but don't have the heart to throw away. No tax receipt unless it is clothes, but they will give you a ten percent off card if you want to replace your discards with someone else's hidden treasure.

Friendly staff. Sectioned off like a department store. Trouble is, ppl don't return items to the original racks. At this location, new or almost new items are kept at the front of the store (cashier area). Clean washroom.
Important: On Tuesdays, if you're a senior, ASK for your discount.
I'm not sure if the store has parking.

This location is small and less selection compared to other locations. Interesting enough I have not visited this location for almost a year and today's visit I walked in to see they have hired security. I have never seen hired security at any other locations (Victoria Pk/ Eglinton). I did my browsing and was perturbed to have security walking around shoppers. Really? Value Village you profit off of the back of donations!

Visited this one rather than my usual at Landsdown because I heard it's less picked over. But I had way worse luck, and the things I did find were expensive for the condition they were in. Maybe my taste is more in sync with people who donate in the West end.

It's my local spot so I'm able to stop in daily to check for the newest deals. Good staff, well organized, decent turnover in the clothes.

It is a decent place for used goods. Take a min and stop sometime, because you'll never know what you find!

A thrift store. Full of many second hand goods. Much cheaper than buying new products and it's better for the environment to reuse things.

It can be hard to get things in good condition, but you can find some really great stuff!

Only decent for books and clothing and perhaps small knick knacks for the home. No records or cassettes whatsoever, what they do with the ones donated to them is beyond me. Decent toy section but not enough volume to go back often. The direct area it's in can be a little sketchy at times.

Value Village is now where I do almost all of my clothes shopping, I can get stuff here thst I simply can't get anywhere else. But if you see something you like, grab it - there's no guarantee it will still be around if you wait even one day to make up your mind! And don't forget seniors' discount day (30% off) every Tuesday, a great public service for those of us over 60. Also, I recently just visited the new Islington Ave. (at Titan Rd.) location, and it is huge!

The selection is all over the place but the staff are really really nice and that's worth a visit alone.

This store is small and crowded. I've encountered many rude people here. Not staff, they've been good. And it's not overly clean. As with all Value Villages lately they are overpriced. I only ever go on Seniors day.

Love it, contributes positively to recycling in the society while providing jobs and a place to find knickknacks for cheap. Bought lots of used computer parts, screwdrivers and old pc parts, definitely a place to search if you are looking for rare electronics parts or old books.

The security person is such rude and suspicious. The changing room employee treats the customers like a dog. This Value Village is the worse in Toronto. Goods are terribly overpriced. At times up to six police officers storm the place without any prior warning. It is terrible. They treat everyone being a thief. I donated so many things to the store, but the employee treat me for being a thief. The staff and manager, Vickery, are disrespectful and bias. The manager permits the staff and emotees to harass the customers. There is a short employee a woman of East-Indian descend that is extremely rude and obviously racist.

Always fun to visit a thrift shop, thus store is very organized and in order. They tend to have a high turn around so be sure to make it a regular stop to find some old hidden jems or just some cothes to wear to get dirty in. Dont kid yourself though of you screen through the clothing you can find some brand new items and lightly used name brands.

Limited selection. Unhelpful staff. Management is extremely unprofessional. New layout is somehow worse than it was for years. Really a shame what happened to this place. Not to mention the item are priced very high compared to even other VV locations. Worth the drive to go to the next closest one.

Usually hard to find anything good but its Value Village so you're not exactly going for the luxury.

I do regular donations and MICHAEL is great! He deserves recognition for his friendly attitude and great service =)

Be careful with the jewelry, it's not always what it says it it is, and the prices are out of this world, you are better off to to the flea market there you get new stuff here it's only what old discarded gold

Got exactly what I was looking for. My husband got some work clothes and we both got some items for a rocky horror picture Show cosplay. Tons of fun. 2 whole outfits cost less than the cosmetics.

Barely any customer service, you have to walk around for a couple mins just to find someone that works herr