All Saint's Parish Thrift Shop - Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

homesbymiller

I love this thrift store.
I don't always get something, but I usually
do. The manager Joanna is just a fine employee. The guy at the counter in a kilt is always helpful. Sometime things do seem a little high, but then somethings seem low. I have bought some wonderful things here as with all thrift stores, it's hit or miss. You should always look online to see when the hours are when they close or better yet call.
I gave it a four, but it is more than that just not a five.

Valerie B.

This wasn't my first visit to this thrift store, but it was my last! Their prices are outrageous! $5 for a mini pyrex ramekin dish? I am sure it would be cheaper at Walmart! Thankfully, we have 5 or 6 other thrift stores in town, with more reasonable prices!

Mo T.

Disappointed. Way overpriced
35 dollars and up for men shoes and 200 dollars for a jacket. More expensive than when they were new .
I would not recommend to visit.

jerry D.

Went to this place yesterday, with my cousin and his wife , I was looking for a humidifier, they had one in a box, it looked slightly used but in great shape, they wanted $25 for it, I offered them $20 for it , they declined my offer, we looked it up online and found that they go for that new from a store nearby for around the same price, needless to say I did not buy it. My cousin tried to buy something as did his wife, once again, we looked upwhat my cousins wife wanted to buy and it went for the same price that this store was asking, but new never used . So that's 3 purchases they missed out on, I don't know how they stay in business. Needless to say we won't be going back

MH J.

Have frequented this place for years. Over the years +10-15 they have increased their prices steadily to the point where you can buy new elsewhere.
Their volunteers can be helpful with exception to one older man who wears a kilt and seems to be perpetually grumpy.
Prices on clothes are reasonable, shoes & bags pricey, Costume jewelry large selection, household items large selection, furniture pricey.
It started out as a thrift store but has become a business. Still visit in my traveling loop in hopes to find that treasure I can’t live without. Buy wisely.

Wyn A.

This store is staffed by volunteers, and each month, a number of volunteers' names are drawn from a hat, and they get to designate one or more local non-profits of their choice to which a fixed amount of money, from the store's revenues will go that month. For some recipient nonprofits this can be a significant portion of their budget. I love that the volunteer work is "compensated" by funds going to support local causes.

Shopping here for housewares in September, after rental houses are closed for the season, or perhaps changing hands, can be very fruitful. Small kitchen appliances are available, and other useful things.

JL R.

Big, organized, and reasonably priced! We always stop here during vacation and have found everything from forever candles to curling irons for just a few dollars. Great paintings and home decor items galore!

Demitria D.

They are so rude! They are open 3 days a week for Pete’s sake. As I walk in the gentleman at the door says you’ve got 30 min. Okay that’s fine, I know what time it is and what time you close. It doesn’t take much to be nice. As they were closing an older lady walked around catching people walking around counting down to 1 min even. It’s just obnoxious. I work in the service industry I would never treat my patrons this way. EVER!