My grandmother likes to take me here whenever I'm in town, and it's a consistently nice thrift store with decent clothes, housewares, and, well, pretty much anything else you could want. The prices are less expensive than Goodwill (especially when there's a sale!), and the selection is a little bit better. The clothing racks are stuffed and usually require quite a bit of digging in order to turn over some real gems--but I guess most thrift stores are that way. The shoe selection is not my favorite, but maybe I always catch those shelves on a bad day.
On my most recent trip, I found a bunch of jewelry for under $3 each, a few shirts including a gray Le Tigre sweater, and a couple of cute dresses for around $5 each.
The store always smells a little odd--sort of a combination of fried food and perfume, so it can be a little off-putting, but it's generally pretty clean!
Overall, not a bad place!