Mind

Brighton, Reino Unido

3.5

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+44 1273 695445
Dirección:
5 St James's Street, Brighton, Reino Unido, BN2 1RE
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
20 mSt James's Street (stop J)
90 mOld Steine (stop H)
180 mOld Steine (stop U)
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Hoy 09:30 – 17:30
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Horario local (Brighton) 12:28 jueves, 29 de mayo de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 09:30 – 17:30
martes 09:30 – 17:30
miércoles 09:30 – 17:30
jueves 09:30 – 17:30
viernes 09:30 – 17:30
sábado 09:30 – 17:30
domingo 11:00 – 17:00

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4 opiniones sobre Mind

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Tu valoración: 3
Vancouver, Canada
I entered the shop as I saw a shelf of books near the back of the store. Their selection looked limited from the outside, but, I guess I thought that an up-​close-​and-​personal view would change things. It didn’t. Their selection looked limited from the inside as well. They have a solid selection of classics all in fair — good condition, in addition to a few mainstream titles and a row of non-​fiction titles. The titles they carry are fairly common, but you’ll be able to get them here at a much cheaper price, although a bit tattered in some places.
They have a slim selection of men’s clothing, a larger selection of women’s clothing, trinkets, accessories and kitchen supplies. There’s really not much to the store, but there is enough here that makes it worth it to make quick 5 minute stopover.
Tu valoración: 4
Brighton, United Kingdom
A main haunt on my regular bargain-​hunting-​escapades, usually in lunchtime hours or on the way into town, I’ve picked up some real gems here.
A sure-​fire reminder that Brighton is so much cooler than my hometown, Bexhill, when it comes to charity shops.
And I swear I have my very own Mind guardian angel donator as every time I go in, I find something with my name on it, whether it be a funky Criminal Damage skull polo shirt or a bright starry shirt.
I’ve also picked up a few nice shirts and skirts for work, and catered for a few of my family for Christmas presents, from scarves and hats to bags and belts.
Obviously, not everything is to my taste, that’s the same in any charity shop. But it’s always worth a rummage and I usually leave with a bag of cut-​price goodies.
Tu valoración: 3
Burnaby, Canada
Mind on St. James was the first charity shop I went to upon moving to Brighton. I bought a single green coffee mug for about a pound. Step one: Move to new country. Step two: Ensure a means to morning cup of coffee. Clearly my priorities were in order.
There’s a decent selection of books — each £2 and I saw several classics on this most recent visit. Perhaps a good stop for English Lit majors. DVDs are £3, but there are only five of them at the moment.
The home décor selection is also a bit slim — a few trinkets, dishes and a set of wine glasses for £5.50. Of course there’s also clothing, accessories and shoes — more for women than men. There’s not too much unique about this location, other than personal nostalgia.
Tu valoración: 4
Brighton, United Kingdom
Typical of many of Brighton’s non-​city centre charity shops, this Kemp Town branch for mental health charity Mind is a bit rough around the edges. I was in there one time and a woman asked if she could buy a dvd, but then it turned out the disk had been nicked from inside! These kinda places are often the best for bargains though, and although there’s a lot of tat, there’s plenty of women’s clothing and I’ve found a few nicer items from time to time. The window displays are hit n miss — sometimes you’ll see something you want, others it’s only worth checking out for the comedy value! Still, the staff are friendly and it’s certainly worth a visit.