Treasures Galore Indoor Thrift Store

My daughter was in this store over labor day weekend with their friend. They got to the check out, with their items, and saw a sign that volunteers were needed. My daughter asked how she could volunteer. The worker said they would answer the question if my daughter and her friend would answer a question for her. She then asked if they shoplifted. They told her no. The worker stated she had already called the cops and them and would walk them out to get searched. 6 police officers were waiting outside for these two sixteen year old children. The police searched the kids and their bags and confirmed that nothing had been stolen. The worker did not even apologize, nor did the Eagan police. The worker just walked back inside as of nothing had happened. This store does not help the community. This store discriminates against anyone who looks different. My child and their friend were buying items, were interested in volunteering and giving back to the community. Instead they were met with intolerance, judgement, accusations, police, and prejudice. The people working at the store NEED diversity and inclusion training. This is appalling.

Hi I was just here for the first time and loved it!!! Great clothes collection. Great shoe collection too. Worth a visit.

My sister and I were pretty excited to check out this new-to-us thrift store recently. We arrived early, and basically had the place to ourselves for a while. Pros: -Good selection - it seemed they had a bit of everything, and it was pretty well labeled. -Friendly staff - everyone we talked to was nice, friendly, and helpful - even to my young child.-Sales - they seem to have sales often, and at the end of the month they have 50% off nearly everything. Pro/Con:-They have a lot of stuff, maybe more than they can display well, so in some areas of the store you have to dig. I'm not a digger, so I didn't look much there. -Prices - Not bad, most items were comparable to Goodwill, with some being quite higher, and some a little lower. Cons: -I think they have more items than they can handle right now, so it's a little messy in some areas. Overall: If they were in my neighborhood, I'd go every end of the month. Since they aren't, I'd go every few months maybe. (I am on the cheaper side, but I shop regularly at Unique/Goodwill - with coupons.)

Staff is super nice and helpful! Found a really cute LL Bean sweater there my first time.

This place is absolutely amazing! They always have some solid finds. The owners are also amazing! Come and check them out!

Update: The business owner messaged me and apologized for the confusion on the volunteer's part and will sell me the tablecloth for $1.00 rightfully so. It is a good thing the business owner reads yelp reviews and responds. You do not want to upset a good customer.

Like the prices and the staff at....brand name stuff...save. MoneyIf you can find it you can buy it

I would like to start my review saying that I bought hundreds of dollars of glassware and vintage housewares for my vintage business and personal entertainment at this store. At some point some of the store staff even started calling me "the glass lady". I have never encountered any issues and loved the friendly faces and genuine friendliness of the staff. Today's absolutely unprofessional behavior of the gentleman running the store and the awful shopping experience made me reconsider my patronage. I come to the store with my two children who get to pick a toy or two, while I shop. They are very well behaved, disciplined and polite. Today they saw an old telephone and picked up the receiver. The gentleman at the cash register told them it was a real phone and they cannot touch it. My kids are curious, and have never seen an analog landline phone before, so they asked why there was no dial tone. He snapped at them and said - go ask your mom. I made my way to the front of the store, curious of odd behavior, and witnessed the following - my son asked the gentleman if he can have a sucker from the candy dish, and was told NO. NO!?!??! I was a little surprized at the harsh responce to my 9-yo polite ask, but stood on the side observing. My son put the sucker down and started browsing the *wrapped* candy, looking what other flavors they had, when the man shrieked - "Get your hands out of the candy dish, don't touch the candy" (verbatim - I am writing this review as I am sitting in the car in front of the store). I jumped, it was so unexpected and rude. I put my basket with the glass I have selected down, walked up to my kids, and quietly told them - let's go guys. We walked out and will never be back. I will never recommend this store to anyone else.The following thrift stores in the area have polite and friendly employees, and excellent selection of vintage merchandise at very competitive prices.- Chaps on Cliff and Rt 13- Goodwill of Apple Valley- Savers of Apple Valley- Goodwill of Eagan- Unique of Burnsville - Salvation Army of BurnsvilleOh and read the response to my review. Phew, I feel so much better now!

Would rather shop at goodwill, overcrowded, poor selection, waste of my time, unfriendly worker

WOW. I love thrifting, as I believe there are already too many items in the world already, so I'd rather buy slightly used. And the "new" stuff in this world is cheaply made. So this was like HEAVEN for me. My only regret was that I was only able to shop for 90 minutes before closing.Sitting in the Outlet Mall parking lot, I decided to head over toe Treasures Galore. From the outside, this store looks overwhelming, as they have a 100% glass face - meaning the entire store can be seen from the outside. Once inside, I found it to be EXTREMELY well organized. Started out finding a MCM vase - a little high at $25, right? Well, not til you consider its twin was found online at $228. I bought it as a Christmas gift for a dear friend who is going to be TICKLED.I got my kids on facetime, as I knew they both needed pants. My son is a big boy and needed a 38/34 pants. How lucky for me that the pants are organized in tubs by waist size! I set my phone up and held pants up for him to look at. Three pair later, he had 2 new pair of dress pants and a pair of jeans. I did the same for my daughter. Shirts? I pulled several Eddie Bauer flannels out, waffle shirts from American Eagle, and a cardigan from J Crew. Several had the original tags on them. One dinosaur and two purses later, I left with all the clothes my kids are getting for Christmas and a gift for a friend. FOR EIGHTY DOLLARS. I'm kicking myself that I didn't pick up the cookbook holder, as it really is something I need...and it was only $4. If you are in the area, STOP HERE. There is something for everyone.