June 2022 by Sandra Taffe
In this shop today spent 12.50 on clothes then my granddaughter spotted a toy and then we saw kids fishing nets priced at 2.00 each he puts them through the Till now coming up with a new price of 2.75 each x I refused to pay this as false advertising x not right
May 2022 by Rhea Natwadia
Excellent shop! The place to go . Lovely staff and great items !
February 2022 by Sophie Lenski
Never open. Today?s feeble excuse: closed early due to weather. Currently stood outside in glorious winder sunshine.
September 2021 by Rob Vince
Good selection of kids clothes and toys, some new things too. Currently accepting donations.
July 2021 by Catrin Needham
I usually have a great experience in this charity however today I noticed big collections of dust forming underneath the clothes rails, right next to newborn baby baskets.\\nThe elderly gentleman working there today asked me to remove my son away from toys (he?s 2 years old) and my son couldn?t understand why he wasn?t allowed to play with them.\\nFinally I noticed that some of the prices had increased recently, £3 for a newborn baby-grow seems expensive compared to what I usually see on the price tag ?.\\nCleanliness, customer service and pricing needs to be improved.
November 2018 by Paul Hampton
I'm giving this 5 stars to counter the utterly ridiculous 1* review. The fact this person feels there are too many charity shops shouldn't reflect on the charity and the shop itself.
November 2014 by stu m
Too many charity shops
June 2012 by Craig H.
Another of the many, many Charity shops that are dotted along the Harborne High Street. This one has a strange layout that means it feels crowded with only a few punters browsing inside. There is bric-a-brac at the front, books and and records in the very narrow middle section and then furniture at the back. As with all charity shops, there is of course a large element of pot luck in terms of what you'll find, but over the years I've picked up the odd gem here, usually from the records and books section, so I always stick my head around the door and have a look inside. A few years ago a friend bought a bed frame here. The staff were happy to arrange for us to park up and load in around the back and helped us carry the large, wooden pieces to our car, so if you do spot something large and bulky you don't have to worry about lugging it through the crowded shop and out onto the street where you can't really park.
June 2012 by Emma G.
This is a great place to come for unusual, sometimes kitschy artwork and pottery. Pictures tend to be originals - watercolours, pastels etc and usually come in a decent frame and at a very cheap price. They have a nice selection of 'designer labels' which features more upmarket high street brands like Monsoon and Zara and they always have a decent selection of handbags and ladies clothes. Furniture can be found at the back of the store. This is probably my favourite charity shop in the village and best described as a good 'all rounder'. Staff are kindly and happy to chat and it always seems busy.
November 2008 by Qype User (cheryl?)
I got some great bargains from here last week. Really worth a browse. If you go in regularly you'll get a bargain now and then.
