I was visiting from New York and decided to do some thrifting while in Memphis. I stopped here on my last day, and I have to say everyone was so nice all three gentlemen greeted me when I walked in, and also let me know about the sale they were having and to also check the board on the pricing of everything. I walked out with 6 bags of clothing . I will definitely be back when visiting Memphis again. read more

The staff was nice (depending on who you get now) at the store and on the phone with some good choices and prices but delivery (with me at least) was not so good that if I ever return (I don't think I will) I'm going to make sure I have someone that can come pick it up and bring it to where I live and starting from now on take pictures of what I purchase so when it's delivered I know it's the right thing instead of being told it's what I bought when I know what I bought read more

Like any other thrift store you never know what you are going to find. I love a good thrift store. I found an antique Sears Roebuck hutch, that I am going to give a make over. They are continuously adding new merchandise to their sales floor. I am encouraged by the fact they are helping men restore themselves from addiction and giving them hope for a future life. Happy thrifting!!! read more

The honestly can work on being more welcoming, tidy up, use their items to decorate (making things looks more appealing) and update their pricing. Things were definitely over priced and the store was junky. I was greeted with a Hello and that was pleasant. I thoroughly enjoyed the music More than 3 people huddled around the register area and as I was looking at a pitcher with basin (items around the store were not priced also) I gently sled it towards me and maybe two or three gentlemen (faith based statement) were talking to and about me - yelling from the huddling register space they never moved from. I asked how much the items were and I was initially told $600 and I said, " For the pitcher and basin (which had a toothpick engraved letter B on the bottom of it) someone said, "No the table is $600." Another person said, "Yeah it's $600 (and yelled some other details). The first person said, "No it's $49 (I believe, yet he could have said $40). It was exhausting, what was amusing to them was just exhausting to me, I just wanted someone to tell me a bit about it, find out if it was authenticate and move forward from there. Any who, I bought some nice fabric pieces (2 for $1 woooowhoooooo) that I can repurpose and add some flare to some spots in my daughters home here in Memphis. I hope they have a better look on my next visit- it's a huge space and I was so siked walking up from the parking lot. read more

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This place was really disappointing. The clothing section is very lackluster. Items are organized by color but the brands are mostly Walmart and Target. Not what I'm looking for when I'm thrift shopping. The housewares section isn't much better. If you're in the market for mismatched glass ware then you might want to check it out. But otherwise you're stuck with glued together china and ash trays. Definitely wouldn't waste my time here again or suggest it to anyone. read more

Wouldn't let my friend buy pants for a homeless person because it is "against their policy." The pants were $2 & it was for a person in need. I find this behavior beyond shameful & disgraceful. This place deserves negative stars, not 1 star. I hope that people read this & choose not to give them their business! I am truly outraged read more

I've gone here twice. Walked from my school hoping to find better shoes. It was before SCS closed schools to be quarantined. It's a thrift store, I had low expectations. The first time, they seemed a bit concerned about me. I didn't mind it. I bought a bon jovi CD. The guys at the cashiers helped me kindly. First impressions matter. I came back. I walked 20 minutes away from my house to again, with intent to purchase some shoes. With 30$ and 2.78 in change I cruise threw the streets and a few other shops too. I notice a lot of pedestrians gaze to a stare; Walking up to the store likewise. I came into the store and was greeted with "please place your bags at the rack; i dropped it off. The clothing are sorted in long racks that stretch beyond and beyond. If there was someone in your aisle you're a bit stuck. I walked around the shoes and then left the store with my bag. Someone helped the door and all. I do suggest better lighting as it can be a bit I'll and a price for the items and not only from the cashier. read more