Value Village

Value Village Burlington Fairview Management lets junior staff rim the Custer service and they do so badly Be prepared to have childish comments big argent I have now staff at this location have decided that will not allow carts out of the store And thats a hardship for seniors I fear for their health and safety im the winter for seniiors in the parking lot Im the winter while carrying packages its a health and safety matter not to mention a liability and danger of being sued

For what its worth...

This Value Village is geared toward the female shopper. It has a wide selection of womans clothing, under garments and accessories. Its shoe selection is limited and you are best to shop for shoes in the off season - that is sandles in the winter and boots in the summer as there is a great selection available during these times. This is not to suggest there are little items for the male as there is a nice selection of mens pants and jackets available. The toy selection has been reduced and the items are located on the ends of isles designated for other products as result you really need to stop and look around you for childrens toys. The housewares consists mainly of kitchen wares however there do have a lot of larger items for the home that are not always found in their sister stores, someone looking for a second hand couch or bed frame even a small TV would likely find it hear. The book section is fairly organized and you are encouraged to schedule time to dig through them if you are looking for something in particlular. The change rooms are fair in cleanliness however there are often items left in them and the floors are usually very dirty so taking off your shoes is questionable when changing into an item you wish to try on. The prices are reasonable in comparison to other stores. The bathroom is fairly clean with regular amenities. This is an excellent store for Halloween Costumes in the fall. Its worth the drive to Burlington to check this store out!