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9AM - 4:30PM
33 High St
Thrift Stores
“I have been going to this shop for a while now.Such lovely staff, especially Tamzin.Very well organized & very well managed shop.Nice and clean with lots of space for pushchairs & wheelchairs.Tamzin is a fantastic lady excellent customer service.I would recommend this lady to anyone.She has always been very helpful.We need more people like Tamzin in our society.Thank youWill visit again soon Jim”
“THE BEST charity shop by far in Alton, cheap and quality items (got the loveliest jumper for £1.25), lovely staff and always changing there items with a decent selection. The only thing that would give this a 10/5 stars is if they brought back there jam/marmalade selection ?”
10AM - 3:30PM
The Island
Thrift Stores
“An amazing little charity shop tucked away in Alton. Always quality items picked by an expert team. You can grab a real bargain from the £1 rail often out the front of the shop.”
9:30AM - 5PM
78D High St
Thrift Stores
9AM - 1PM
19 High St
Thrift Stores
“One of the better charity shops in Alton (and there are lots). Not massive but tends to stock more interesting goods. Sells many fair trade goods too, including cards, chocolate, tea and gifts. Big book selection, alphabetically ordered for easy browsing. Worth asking for things if you can't see what you want. Best of all watch out for your next ball gown there!”
9AM - 5:30PM
27 High St
Thrift Stores
“Very impressive quality of stock held in this shop. Wasn't looking for anything in particular but came out with some real bargainsespecially Audio book CD's, bought at the unbelievable price of £2.30!! Good qulaity ties in there as well as dresses, (but they didn't have my size)!!!”
Thrift Stores
Thrift Stores
“This is a excellent charity shop located at the top of the town opposite the Alton Model Shop. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They support different charities and have a wonderful range of items for sale from toys to vintage items. Highly recommend popping in and saying hello.”