OK Family Thrift

It's a good thrift store. Some items are overpriced but for the most part I would recommend

I go here often prices are fantastic! The cute shirts I bought ..half off of 1.98..I scored. Anyway went tonight after work keep getting more and more, even a winter jacket , scarf, and Christmas decorations.. I thought i racked up over 60 easy almost feeling bad and the total was 24 and some change.. I'll be back I loved it and recommend!!

Good-sized thrift store, grimey but inexpensive. Has a lot of clothing, walls full of tchotchkes and dated coffee mugs, beat up furniture in the back, and a throw away kid's toys section.There is just too much junk here that will never sell. No wonder they constantly advertise 50% off everything. And it's so annoying they write prices on many of their items with a Sharpie! Do you need old crafty Christmas decor from the 1980's? They have shelves full of it. Again, clothing is plentiful and probably your best bet to find something. But what I saw was picked through besides a few decent coats. Here you'll find little of the usual gadgetry or housewares, no electronics, no stereos, no modern handheld devices. No quality vintage items. Toy selection disappointing. The lone board game there had a decaying box being held together with tape. The entire place needs a good scrub, especially the floors. The receiving room behind the double doors looks like a medieval dungeon.You may find an item or two, but there just aren't enough interesting items to bring shoppers back in.

This store is big inside and has everything. They carry shoes, furniture, clothes and every nicknack you can think of. Everything is always half off. The staff is super friendly. Came in looking for shoes because it was raining, and I'm a size 5 which is hard come by, and left with super warm hiking boots. Only paid $6 for those waterproof, insulated hiking boots. What an INCREDIBLE deal. Super happy that I came into this place.

Great thrift store. I stopped in and found a few things that I was interested in. Prices in my opinion were dirt cheap. I loved their ""Wall of Shame" of shoplifters posted on the front door. I was astounded for one that someone would steal from a thrift store. See pics of the culprits.

Fast, efficient pick-ups each and every time.(When I'm donating something to charity, I just need it GONE. I don't wish to chit-chat, nor to otherwise waste time.)Thumbs up!

They will pick up your items but be careful. Even though a family heirloom was clearly marked as sold, they took the item. The next day I went to the store to rescue the item and it was already sold. They claim to have known the patron that bought the piece but said they don't have the ability to call, even though shes a "frequent and regular" customer. I've been back two more times and the employees were beyond rude and extremely unsympathetic. I will not be donating again in the future nor will I recommend them to friends and family.

My favorite thrift store in the OKC area and surrounding. I see some bad reviews but coming from someone who is an avid thrifter, this store is very organized and like a gold mine!! The staff is always so friendly and helpful. The only complaints I would have is that closer to the back of the store is a bit messy, especially the children's area. Other than that everything is very organized and they have so many clothes! Yesterday I bought a shirt, a pair of heels, a sweatshirt, and 3 pairs of jeans for only $15!!!

This thrift store is always hit and miss. They do have a lot of selection in all the departments. The last time I went they had a huge comic book sale for $1 per comic. They have lots of videos and furniture and clothes and knick knacks. But the reason I'm only giving 3 stars is that the prices are weird and are often times higher than most other thrift stores. Also, the clothes especially for men, are picked over and always hanging off the rack. They seemed to have added a lot more shoes though, if that's what you're looking for. Also the parking can be kind of a mess when 23rd street is busy and you have to back out of angled parking onto the busy 23rd street. It can take forever. This shop does remind me of a St. Vincent de Paul were I live in Washington. I will say though that this thrift store is one of my least favorites on the 23rd St strip.

Great place super cheap huge clothing sections and huge shoe selection great staff and great prices