Timmy's Place - Morrisburg, Ontario

Ginger A.

Had to change my review unfortunately, Timmy's place use to be a place to get affordable clothing and household items; now everything is near retail price. Yes, some clothing is still $1-$3 a peice, but many name brands are up in price for seemingly no reason. The housewares aren't any better, $10 for a used skillet and lid when it use to be $4. And $30 for a bag of naked broken barbies!? Even $10 bag days aren't worth it any more as they remove the "Good stuff" for the sale. I know it's for charity, but I think my time going to Timmy's is over.

Vanessa F.

I have found some good finds here and I always love going in to browse. Loved when they had their 2-for-1 deal going however it is annoying that not all products are included in the deal (the nicer items), especially when you know they are donated... Also annoying that you have to pick 2 items of the same category (ie. 2 tops, or 2 pants, etc.). I don't understand why you can't mix and match...

And some of the products are WAY overpriced for items they received for FREE. I get they are trying to raise money for charity but if a product collects dust on the shelf for months because it's overpriced, it's not doing you much good. They should maybe consider that the people shopping in a thrift store are also in need of "charity" and that's why they are trying to shop second hand. I've also seen products I know are from Dollarama and are being sold for full price, sometimes more!

Benny G.

Two minutes into browsing the very expensive second hand clothing, some elderly worker told me to leave unless I put on deodorant. I can't help it after a nine hour shift if I smell a bit. I'm not perfect. She wouldn't even let me use the second hand deodorant she was selling!!! Unbelievable.

Not worth the time to visit this joke of a second hand store. Unless your looking for a place to donate your junk to.

The B. C.

Way over priced! Every time I look around in there I see things that are worth next to nothing and they're charging more money and you could buy a new one for.

They had a microwave from the 1980s in there they wanted $150 for it. You can buy a brand new microwave the same size at Walmart for $64.99.

Whoever is doing the pricing at that place really needs to check prices on things.

Other than that I do donate a lot of stuff there. I hope the staff are going to read this and consider checking prices on new items before posting thanks for such high prices, nobody is going to pay $150 for a 40-year-old microwave when you can buy a new one for almost a third of that price.

Christine M.

Beautiful place! It’s bright, airy and smells clean. All items are washed and cleaned and I appreciate that so much.

H S.

Ladys in the store very rude, will argue with you over tooth and nail. Unfriendly atmosphere, extremely pricey for a thrift store considering everything is donated and if you're young they'll follow you around the store to make sure you don't steal anything. Pathetic.

Deanne J.

Cleanest and tiddyest second hand store I have ever seen. The name brands clothing there is on ever rack. Book isle is even alphabetized. Just impressed!

Alyvon

Considering that they have to pay rent and staff - prices are reasonable. Good books and clean used items.