Savers
About
Thrift Stores, Donation Center
Price Range : Under $10 ($)
Savers is the best place to spend your leisure time tasting delicious food and enjoying the nice atmosphere. After visiting our restaurant you will definitely have a wish to come back!
Location
Adress: 1925 E Joppa Rd, Parkville, MD 21234
Phone: (410) 663-7481
Work Hours
Business info
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- local_parkingParkingPrivate Lot
- directions_bikeBike ParkingYes
- turned_in_notWheelchair AccessibleYes
Reviews
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Mikel B.
Savers is a sizable store with a large selection of items including clothes, shores, houseware, books, and kids items. Normally it isn't too busy, but it can get really busy when there is a good sale going on! For example, I happened to come here on Memorial Day and everything was 50% off! And there were quite a few customers taking advantage of this. They have 6 dressing rooms including one that can accommodate a wheelchair or cart. Overall the staff were friendly and helpful.
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Bobby S.
This store is just okay. You can obviously see the people who price their products are ignorant to how much the items actually cost. Most things you can get brand new by just adding a couple bucks at places like TJ Max and Marshall's. They also obviously don't know the different brands. Mall brands should not be more then special store brands. They sell Express dress shirts from $9.99 to $14.99. They are less the $16 brand new at Gabe's which is less then 5 minutes from Savers.
When I was there last (7/4/19) they had commercials playing for their store over the PA system. Several times a commercial came on saying their employees work hard to make sure only the best things hit the shelves/racks. If this is true then why do I consistently find clothes with holes, rips, missing buttons, arm pit stains, broken zippers, etc.
You can go to The Book Thing of Baltimore and get free books..... all the books you want. Not sure why anyone pays their very high prices here with it being a thrift store.
The furniture section can be very over priced too. They get a lot of IKEA furniture. But they don't seem to do the research. They usually mark it for what it sells in the store or maybe just a little less.
The Goodwill is better option. Every last Saturday of the month they have half off clothing that is not new from target. -
Jude T.
Horrible customer service.
My girlfriend wanted to buy a pair of shoes which were missing the price tag. The cashier took them and chucked them into a basket on the floor and informed us that you can't buy untagged stuff and the price people weren't there so they couldn't be fixed. She was very rude about it all.
She did tell us we could speak to a manager, who was also completely unhelpful. He said they would be put with all other shoes and priced the next day because only pricers can price things...but I'm pretty sure a manager at any retail store can do the job of anybody else if they need to. He also refused to hold them because "we don't hold merchandise... that's just not our policy." Well, obviously your policies are kinda dumb. Oh, and he laughed like I was dumb for even asking if they could. Obviously these are extraordinary circumstances...at the very least he could have put them at the beginning of the pricing queue but he said they would be at the end so "who knows when they will get around to it...might not even be tomorrow".
Extremely unhelpful employees. -
Catherine M.
Their posted hours for donations don't mean they are actually open--nothing like breaking your back loading stuff into the car only to drive down and they won't let you drop off because they have "sorting" to do! When you ask if you should wait they shrug and say "if you want." It's been 20 minutes. The woman I dropped off with earlier just said I should come back by 8. . SMH.
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C H.
The prices are ridiculous. I can buy new items cheaper than what they have their items price for
Absolutely ridiculous!!!