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9AM - 5PM
The Boater
Thrift Stores
9:30AM - 5PM
Community Matters
Thrift Stores
“Brilliant charity shop! The staff are always so friendly and welcoming and the quality of the goods is fantastic. Great kids section with plenty of toys and books.”
“The shop is always clean, tidy and have a fantastic range of stock ranging from clothes to DVDs. I came in a while back and bought a stack of books, having a lovely chat with the volunteer who served me about my selection. Friendly, good layout and often walk away with great bargains!”
9:30AM - 5:30PM
28 Westgate St
Thrift Stores
“Great charity shop. A good variety of reasonably priced items for a store located in the centre of Bath. Weekly stock turn around - always come away with a bargain or two! Lovely staff and volunteers. Bravo!”
“This is a very nice shop with some lovely things in. But the real gem is Serena, who went above and beyond trying to help me following a call from me the day after, about a bag. She is the epitome of customer service. Thank you Serena.”
9:30AM - 5PM
8 Green St
Thrift Stores
“The layout is good, I can find everything I want to look at easily. Good selection of books and clothes and often busy, with pleasant conversation. Easy to find and quick walk away from bus stops and other shops.”
“A gem in the crown of the artisan quarter of Bath Walcot Street always worth a visit for a huge choice of quality books, quality clothing, music and array of delightful objects.”
10AM - 5PM
4
Thrift Stores
“Good selection of books available and stock turns over quite quickly so worth checking regularly. In the locked cabinet they occasionally have some really beautiful first editions. ”
Thrift Stores
Thrift Stores
Thrift Stores
“I am a volunteer and work on the clothing section but now because of the Virus must stay away, sadly. However, having just read the last comment by a gentleman about nice, but not many mens' clothes, I would say that is because we don't get as many men giving their clothes for us to sell, and fewer men (than women) come in to look! I also buy my own clothes at Oxfam because they are always good and it is another form of re-cycling.”