Surprise, surprise! We stumbled upon Eureka Thrift as we were taking an afternoon stroll through…read moredowntown El Paso! The outside was eye-grabbing with the sale promotion, colorful clothing sunny vibes! We were pleased to find that the purple tags were 50% off and yellow tags were 25% off. The value & selection of clothing items were satisfactory. I appreciated the extra privacy for the dressing rooms with the clamps and thick curtains. Service was great! Staff being present to help on the floor and at the counter there were other opportunities to partake in to take off additional %. Our total came up to a little under $24 after browsing through the well stocked athletic section!!! We got so many pieces in that section alone. They have a great shoe collection as well. The purse/bag section was relatively small but still great for other needs. This will definitely be a go-to spot for our clothing and accessory needs! Check out the pricing for hangers in the box (pictured)!

drove across town to visit for the first time because it says online they're open until 8 pm only…read morefor the doors to be locked and employees inside cleaning with different hours posted on the door. very unprofessional, won't return.

Owner is super nice and helpful, however, the place is a hot mess. Stuff everywhere and layout does…read morenot lend itself to shopping comfortably. There's a closet full of women's clothing but you really have to stuff yourself in there if you want to look. 3 stars all for the owner.

There are so many items, that you have to be ready to take some time to wander around since it's a…read morelittle disorganized. It's a family owned business, and they are really welcoming and helpful. Great prices.

Good values and incredibly large selection of not only used items but also new pottery from Mexico…read more Highly recommend for all tourists

More of a clothing thrift store , and not enough of a variety of new items to purchase.read more

We visited to drop off some donations, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The facility is…read morevery clean and it helps many people in need. Highly recommended! 5/5

I donate very often to St Vincents, close to home , convenient, never a problem,ring the bell on…read morethe side , someone always ready to assist.

Decent selection. I didn't find what I was looking for but I did find some tops for good prices.read more

Low ball offers for sellers and the woman's plus size selection is none existing . plus size…read moredoesn't stop at size 18.

It has that smell. You know, that smell where you think to yourself, "This is where clothes come to…read moredie." But here you are to save the day and pick out some threads that will be re-purposed or simply thrown into a washing machine with a loving amount of Tide until the memories of being lost on a rack are washed away. It's a Salvation Army so no matter what, you can't be mad at it. But my frustration sometimes seeps into my visits here and makes me end them more abruptly than I originally intended. Not because the items...for lack of better word...suck, just because it tends to feel over-picked, like if I had just came the day before I would've found a treasure. When you walk in, you follow the yellow-ish, linoleum road. And upon it you will come across sweet, little ladies (sometimes men, but for this story, ladies) that will guide you on your adventure...although, you can get a lay of the land immediately upon entering. In the vast majority of TSA you will find clothing. Clothing of all sizes, colors and styles. You really do have to look through every single item to see if there is anything worth salvaging (which is where my frustration comes in). I would love if TSA would showcase some of their best items...even if it's not for you, it gives you hope. On front end of the store you'll find furniture and records and other do-dads. I've perused the records multiple times and the section doesn't appear to change out that often so options are limited. TSA could have a good scrub down and tweak a few things here and there, but if you have time to spare and really want to find that on shirt or material that's evaded you, TSA might be worth a look. And of course if you want to save a dollar or two (or ten), prices here are beyond reasonable.

Writing a review for a non profit ministry is a fools errand so I will just let the 5 stars speak…read morefor themselves. salvation Army practices what it preaches and it will always be the recipient of my disaster donations. Virtually every donated penny goes to provide services, with extremely little for "admin" unlike many others that pay their leaders 6 figure incomes, the army takes care of the needs of hurting people.

A very compact place filled with goodies. I was driving downtown and the store front is what caught…read moremy eye and had me pull over to check it out. It is filled with vintage clothing, homemade jewelry, dream catchers, wine cozies and everything in between. If you're in the area, check it out.

From the owner: Women's Clothing Boutique, Accessories, Shoes, Handmade/New/Estate Jewelry, Handmade Crafts read more

Got all my favorite clothes from there. Been shopping there since 1995. Always hope it's open…read more Clothing of all sizes & creeds. -dd :)

First time at this thrift store. Found it by total accident…read more Found several awesome pieces for awesome prices! They have everything by color and not sizes which I don't like but can get used to. They have a kind of creepy guy who was obviously their "security" because he was walking around trying to look like he was shopping but obviously wasn't. They only take cash but do have an ATM machine that charges 4$ I think. Take cash! Overall I really enjoyed the store and loved my finds.

I am OBSESSED with this store. Not only is it fun to walk through and look at the 'curiosities',…read morethere is plenty for you to buy and take home. I purchased a pink uranium glass dish which they wrapped with such amazing care knowing that it needed to travel back to Chicago with me. if this is your kind of vibe, YOU MUST GO IMMEDIATELY!

A few words come to mind when I think of this local shop...unique, interesting, creative, creepy…read moreand weird (in a good way). Tooth & Veil isn't your typical Walgreens or Target, you know, a normal and ordinary store. They offer lots of spooky attire, goodies, herbs and more. The owner (Michelle) is a believer of using natural herbs and desert plants to heal the body. If you're from El Paso or the area, you probably know what I'm talking about. I'll give you some examples. When I was a kid, my mom grew yerba buena (mint) in our front yard. She would boil it to make a warm tea for a stomach ache. My grandma often made me cinnamon tea to cure cramps. My family also uses aloe vera to help cure/heal a burn. You cut one of the branches in half. You rub the clear and gooey substance from inside on your burn/cut. It's really soothing. It also works great for a sunburn, especially the type of burn where your skin is peeling. Michelle also carries a variety of teas and even taxidermy items. Their taxidermy products are quite popular with her clients. I saw a rattlesnake, some kind of rodent and even a crocodile head. Michelle's husband told me they've encountered some friendly ghosts at their shop! Wow creepy! If you aren't in El Paso, they have a website you can check out and buy items from. If you're looking for a spooky and/or unique gift for someone, I highly recommend Tooth & Veil. You'll be amazed with the items in there. Check it out! There is something for everyone in there. Let's continue to support local!