Delmarva Teen Challenge Mega Thrift - Seaford, Delaware

darrin hynek

Wow what a amazing store / museum. This thrift store is one of the most amazing thrift stores I've ever been to In My Life. All the employees are like true angels very nice very kind. Huge selection of wonderful treasures at affordable prices. And all the money goes to an amazing cause keep up the great work Being true angels. Your truest friend Angel Darrin ❤️

Krystle love

The store is very well organized. They have really good Community programs. However they are the most expensive thrift store in Seaford Delaware. The couch that you'll see is listed for $300 for those prices you could just go to a furniture store and get a brand new couch. They have a restaurant inside called Smith's Cafe it's a cute little setup however prices are pretty high

Marilyn West

You may as well go to Dept store, furniture store,etc. There are no “thrift shop” prices here. I understand wanting a profit from the donated goods but this is just ridiculous! Maybe the wealthy can afford it but I don’t see many poor folks that can. I overheard many people saying the same thing in the store. Shame.

Alden

This store was so big and they have everything. There was even a little Cafe inside the store.

L WB

If you’re gonna be closed and a regular Saturday, you need to update the website especially for people that drive over an hour to come, nothing anywhere saying it’s closed until you get inside the freaking building unprofessional.

E F

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These people are STRICT about closing time. They start blocking off the entrances and putting up boundaries to herd customers out of the store. Ever seen a border collie work a flock of sheep? Well, that's how this goes. They start 30 minutes before closing walking around letting you know the store is closing soon....then they herd.... Each worker will remind you of closing time every 3 minutes...and they sit and wait, and slowly start pushing you towards the cash register. Stalking you around the store... And forget about picking up any furniture that was reserved - I have witnessed multiple times people being told to come back the next day, the workers over exaggerating about how heavy items are, whether they think it will fit in the person's vehicle, etc.
They practically run out of the store like children when school lets out right at closing.

Prices are wonderful. Great selection of books. MOST of the staff are great but there's one who changes hair color daily who runs her mouth on social media. Otherwise, great store.

Danielle Levredge

While the actual footprint of the store is sizable, the items in-store are not exciting. They have color themed stand alone displays that are semi curated and pretty uninteresting. The furniture department is lush with items but they’re priced insanely high. I saw a rocking chair recently for like $80. Hard pass. The stock of clothing and housewares never seems to get an overhaul. Housewares is very very sparse and the clothing is 80% fast fashion/old navy and early 2000’s (which normally, I’d be all about but it’s mostly mom/grandma from the early 00’s styles). The VHS are free which is nice, saw a 2000’s teen magazine which was a cute flashback, but they really need to rotate out a large portion of the store. It’s just not worth checking frequently. Once or twice a year is all they’ll get from me at this point. Also, the diner inside typically has rude customer service staff and the food is like cafeteria quality. Hard pass.

amy rhodes

This is the best run thrift store around. Super clean and organized. Dressing rooms are great. People are so nice. Prices are beyond reasonable. Huge selection of clothing. Plus there is a restaurant inside as well. Wish all thrift stores, especially for clothes, were this nice.