Second Blessing Thrift Shop

Category:	Thrift Store
Address:	32 Commerce St, Waynesville, NC 28786, USA
Phone:	+1 828-456-9069
Rating:	4
Working:	10AM–3:30PM 10AM–3:30PM 10AM–3:30PM 10AM–3:30PM 10AM–3:30PM 10AM–3:30PM Closed

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Reviews 15

Matthew Ferrell

A huge thrift store in the Frog Level section of Waynesville. The front section of the store has items available through a "silent auction" and items are generally organized. The rest of the store (on the ground level anyway) has a pretty much a dig-around-as-you-go feel, with items piled high on top of one another. There is a mustiness to the entire place and many items feel dirty and chipped. With that aside, it is still a fun place to dig around. Upstairs is a large section of books and then an entire space filled with holiday items. This section, for whatever reason, seems to be better organized but it still feels musty and dirty. It is my least favorite thrift store in the area, but still fun to mill about.

Jen K

Really interesting setup: the front half of the store is organized in a weekly silent auction. The recently donated items are organized by the day of the week their bidding ends. The back half and upstairs sections are a traditional thrift store. There is a wide variety of items though some areas are more organized than others - but thats the thrill of the hunt! I generally find the prices to be good.

Jenny Edwards

This place couldnt be better, great deals and the sweetest staff, some really awesome finds here in a beautiful historic building. You can tell this establishment is operated by those with a heart that truly want to help others.

Maggie Barry

This thrift store is overpriced. I have bought several seemingly nice items only to find that they are flawed somehow when I get them home

Darren Veach

Overall a good thrift store with good prices. They need to do away with the silent auctions, and just sell everything outright.

David Dick

A resale shop, the merchandise donated, is sold in order to fund the charitable work of the Open Door Ministries.

Jacob Abel

Decent church ran thrift shop. A lot of stuff is junk, but theres some good finds if youre willing to sift.

Louis Williams

The thrift store provides 70% of operational budget for the Open Door Ministry. Yay!!

Mandy Wildman

LOVE Second Blessing - Ive found tons of cool stuff there over the past 7 years!