Value Village

There is a village and it has value. Or is there value in the village not sure but either way it a store that sells second hand items. There is lots of parking and easy access to the store. My wife and I like looking atnthe used item and have found clothing and household items at times. We live in northeast Edmonton and like the one close to us. Overall we have found that Value Village over time has become overpriced. This is a for profit business that is selling their second hand items that they get for free. The store is clean and well lit.

We love thrifting—and this store is a gem!nThey have almost everything I’m looking for, whether it’s dressy, casual, or even work clothes. I especially love their bags section—so many great finds! The book section is also a treat, with fun options for both adults and kids.nnHonestly, I wouldn’t mind spending the whole day here. It’s one of those places where you can always discover something new!

Really dissapointed that the fitting rooms were removed : It makes it a lot harder to shop for clothes unfortunately. Other than that, love this location! It's my favourite one.

this value village ticked boxes i didn’t even know i had. a electronic rolodex? hello? not a want a need. in all seriousness this place has really been a hit for props and wardrobe sourcing for me.

It’s so un organized, so messy,so dirty, so crowded and the regular checkout is hidden behind so much crap, so you’ll have to wait in the “regular” self checkout line for like 10 minutes until they tell you to go wait in a different line. Or by some miracle you’ll find it. The security guards are rude and won’t even say hello back to you. Go to blenderz thrift. It’s cheaper and the dust doesn’t physically hang in the air.

Directions to Value Village with public transportation

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