Expecially in the current economic climate, this is the place to go. You have to leave time to dig through, but you can get the highest quality (buried among the lowest) for picky kids and working... More

Expecially in the current economic climate, this is the place to go. You have to leave time to dig through, but you can get the highest quality (buried among the lowest) for picky kids and working moms who need to look good at the office. Lots and lots of stuff of all kinds.
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You can find almost everything here. Allow time to go through racks and racks of stuff. This is where all the stuff goes that gets picked up by those Vietnam Vets trucks. (This store is not a... More

You can find almost everything here. Allow time to go through racks and racks of stuff. This is where all the stuff goes that gets picked up by those Vietnam Vets trucks. (This store is not a charity - Vietnam Vets sells the stuff to them). So you can find designer stuff (priced a little higher) and absolute junk. I found a Nike winter coat for my grandson for $7. Cash only. Senior discount on Wednesday. Markdowns are taken but when is hard to figure out. I think the furniture is priced too high
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I've been faithfully making the trip out to RW&B for a dozen years now, even though I've moved several times throughout central Jersey. I really have never found another thrift store with the same... More

I've been faithfully making the trip out to RW&B for a dozen years now, even though I've moved several times throughout central Jersey. I really have never found another thrift store with the same quantity and quality of merchandise. The place is huge and has high ceilings, so you can avoid finding that sometimes unpleasant "thrift-store-smell" that permeates the room and the clothes. It's always got a bunch of people there shopping so the turnover is very high- which helps items from becoming stale and keep the current stuff coming in. The prices are more than reasonable and there's much more than clothes... they have furniture, books, records, toys, kitchenware, etc. I don't think I've ever left there emptyhanded. All you need is a lot of patience and time!
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