Quality Thrift Store

Surprisingly, this thrift store has several different categories of stuff. Clothing is their biggest category, but they have shoes, furniture, toys, office supplies, merchandise from big box stores like Target, books, handbags and backpacks and health and beauty products. As much merchandise that's in this store, it's organized and clean. Prices are irregular. For the most part, prices are reasonable. However, clothing items that are new or a high end label, they have the prices higher. Staff was friendly. A security guard is on the premises. This thrift store is in a strip center. Shared parking lot available.

Amazing store! Our favorite around. Found oncloud shoes in my size for $12 brand new. We buy all of our baby clothes here. Staff was so kind and helpful. Answered all of our questions and helped us find items we were looking for

Large selection of clothes, shoes, home goods, books, furniture, etc. Decently organized overall, but a bit on the pricier side for some items. Not in the best location if you want to feel safe. That being said, there are some good finds here, if you're willing to look hard enough!

Great bargains of well taken care of pre owned clothes and lots of name brands. Also nice pre owned furniture.

I was really hoping that it would be the quality I expected it to be. They have some pretty good stuff on hand, but for thrift store, the prices aren't very great. Especially when it comes to houseware. I saw a lamp that I knew was this exact lamp that I've been eyeballing at target for the last couple months. The lamp runs for $130 at target, and it was used and being sold for $125 here. They were selling used espresso machines for 100 bucks and used smaller instantpots for $70. Clothes are in a bad deal and things like silverware and dishware we're pretty standard for thrift store prices. But I was really shocked by the cost of used furniture and houseware here. I have to imagine that there are better options as far as thrift stores are concerned in the area if you're looking for that sort of thing.

This place generally sucks. Like overall. It's not clean nor do they treat their workers well. Especially new hires. My best friend worked here for a total of four days, and three of those days she went home crying. It's run by a family and the only way to possibly have any opportunity to move up is to be part of the family. You also will be treated like crap if you are not part of the family. She had nine hour shifts and was not allowed to use the restroom or even sit down. The only way to learn your schedule was to get permission to look at it, and if you missed your break time because they didn't let you look at it you would not get one at all. Her trainer made her clean the shoe rack and laughed at her, saying she was "so slow" and "incompetent." They had gone through thirteen people in one month and encouraged felons to apply without interviews. They did help her learn the cash register, but only for thirty minutes and then left her alone on 99¢ day. This was her first job, and I encouraged her to quit even though she didn't want to, because I knew what was happening to her wasn't right. After she left, she realized how awful it was. Again - if this is your first job, don't go here. It's very discouraging.

Everything is overpriced and the staff was rude. Don't waste your time. The selection is large but it's expensive to be called a thrift store /: Example: they wanted $60 for a mirror sold at target for $80 and it was cracked in the back.

They follow you around like you are going to steal or change the ticket/tags on the clothing. I have also personally heard staff talking negatively about customers. Generally behavior comes from the top (manager, supervisor, or owner)

I used to love shopping here but now it's a target clearance center with an unorganized children's section as well! Ridiculous prices!

I used to love this thrift store. Now, it's full over overpriced Target Merchandise. Every time I find something I like, it's priced at $20 plus. Who goes to a thrift store to pay $20 for a shirt you could get cheaper on sale at Target?