This place closed in 2020, it has been turned into a food pantry. The food pantry provides a better…read moreresource for the community.

Cute little thrift shop. Sorta hard to find, it's behind a church. Found a few vintage housewares…read morefor a great price. I hope they say open.

I am dwnszing from a large home to a smaller condo and hve a 13 foot stuffed giraffe (shoulder to…read morehead). Probably cringy for most folk but they called me back, were non-judgmental, and helpful. Good ppl!

This store is UNBELIEVABLE!! It's like an antique store and your grandma's attic had a baby!! Every…read moreinch of this store has one incredible find after the next! Friendly employees!

I enjoy hitting this store each week, but there have been a few changes lately that are quite…read morefrankly making me shake my head. In the last 6 months they removed the best feature in the store, the unsorted shopping carts in the back. It was nice to get to hunt through a few carts, like a real treasure hunt. No more. Gone. Those were the best bargains, and I'd spend over $50-60 easily each week. Since the carts ended, they've been making the store more like a boutique, and I'm not convinced it's a good idea. This seems to be the trend for these thrift stores, perhaps it's to get more money from the donated goods, but they are pricing out a lot of their customers in my opinion. There are still bargains, but it's less and less common to come across lately.. Overpriced items sit for months in the showcase, and they never apply the color tag discounts to items in that case. I've seen the same 4 gaudy german hiking medals at $10 each (they were $15 for a long time) relegated to the bottom of the case, in a heap, on some sort of overpriced little china plate. Overpriced items sit, until they do a large sale (like 50% off white tags) once every few months, or they get repriced and moved around the store. I saw a $1.99 Star Trek game sitting by the toys, I came back 2 days later, it was in the showcase and priced at $19.99 - it was worth $10 on eBay once upon a time, and that was 4-5 years and 3 computer generations later. Someone needs to clue the staff in to how to price things, and not just look on eBay for the latest asking price. If you want to price donated goods at the eBay asking price, you're asking for a lot of your customers to head to City Thrift, Red Racks, or Goodwill. Also, it's been a year. Please pave your parking lot. There are potholes 4 ft x 4 ft wide just inside the entrance on Lamar. It's getting ridiculous. Update: They re-paved the lot and put some 25c bins in the back, an improvement!

I am an avid thrifter and have frequented thrift shops for years. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend…read morethis The Salvation Army location. The store itself is very grubby, and the inventory is disorganized and hard to shop. There are many clothing categories that are not organized by size. The shoes aren't organized by size or color. They do seem to have a lot of inventory, though. If only it were easier to look through. I wasn't able to get into my thrifting groove and left within 30 minutes without trying anything on.

Nicole is so knowledgeable and in tune with the trends. She also picks incredible vintage pieces…read more This store is so special and a serious gem in the heart of KC. 12/10 experience- will be back again and again!

I met Nicole the Owner a few months ago when I had winter clothes to sell. She was great to deal…read morewith, very honest, very discriminating (which she needs to be to have quality merchandise in her store). I went there again to sell summer clothes and I had the same great experience.

Great selection and prices. The staff is super friendly and helpful! A favorite for sure!read more

Stopped donating here when I saw "volunteers" taking my stuff to their cars without putting it out…read morefor sale.

This was a real treasure hunt . Super reasonable prices and down right cheap on so many items …read more Plan to take your time and plan a couple hours did this store . It's huge and there are sooooo many things to look at . You won't leave empty handed .

So Frugal's has moved locations! Unfortunately it's not for the better. There is less stock…read more(possibly because they've just recently reopened!) and the prices are higher. While there are definitely some treasures and deals to be found, it's ultimately a downgrade in quality from the previous location, at least at the current time. I also want to note that despite loudly advertising that "all clothing is $2.98," they have a section at the front of higher priced clothing items. I admit I think this is a rather duplicitous business practice. It also seems random what clothes are put up there. Some of it was the same fast fashion that infests the rest of the clothing racks, while some finer materials and true vintage was languishing on the $2.98 racks. It just didn't make sense to me! It's worth a stop if you're in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way for Frugal's.

I recently ate a restaurant near this thrift store and had to check it out. It is clean and well…read moreorganized!! The selection of wedding dresses was very impressive. If you need to find a wedding dress on a budget, start here. Yes, you might need to have it tailored, but you'll never beat the price for such a beautiful dress. Everyone was so nice and the programs this store supports are very impressive!! If this store is near you, make sure you go. You never know what you'll find!!!

Very neatly laid out and organized. Prices are reasonable. Cashiers are friendly. Supports good…read morecauses.