I live in Des Moines so I usually haunt the East Village store but I will support Raygun in any…read morecommunity. It is one of the few flashes of blue in this depressively red state. Service is always stellar and I always find something new.

We visited this facility a few after Thanksgiving and they were ready for Christmas. There was an…read moreentire rounder of "ugly Christmas sweaters" waiting to be worn to an Ugly Sweater party. They had ornaments, decorations and even artificial Christmas trees. I am looking forward to returning in February to see what they do for Valentine's Day.

The pricing at all thrift stores has gotten way too high for most people. I just found a YouTube…read morevideo of people showing some ridiculous prices at Goodwill. I'm not sure who does your pricing but maybe they need to understand you get this stuff donated....free... I work at a donation center for a place that gives away to people who are in need and most people say they won't ever take things to Goodwill or Salvation Army anymore. Maybe your CEO should take a pay cut!

Please don't waste your time trying to sell clothes to these people... They will keep the clothes…read moreovernight but not even bother to check them... I brought in a basket full of brand new clothes and the first lady said well there's a crack in the basket so we don't usually take it but we will this time... Remember someone else in the store took one look at the basket and automatically rejected it is obviously what happened... When I dropped the basket off they were complaining about the length of the q and how that was no possible way to get to all the clothes... And then the next day I had mysteriously skipped ahead of all those other names in the queue, with my giant basket full of hundreds of new clothes... Obviously I had been automatically rejected sight unseen... I mean I remember thinking are they going to think these clothes are too new? Not, oh they'll think they're too old... So now I wasted 24 hours and 60 miles in gas to find out what I'm telling you now... If you do bring anything in make absolutely sure that there isn't a tiny crack in the basket or tub... Because they'll say that they'll accept it but then the automatically reject it...

The person I dealt with was rude. I went to the counter and had to lean over and call out to get…read moretheir attention. There were 3 people working. Guess they couldn't be bothered with a customer. Never again.

I've only been gone 25 maybe 30 years so the place has changed a lot having a sushi lunch to start…read moreoff our adventure. Definitely a better mall than SouthPark Mall it was hardly anything there A lot of people lot of cars lot of traffic reminds me of home Southern California

Small mall, not many offerings. They have some anchor stores and some generic shoe stores…read more The restrooms smell.

I've never written a review before...good or bad. But my experience at this store definitely…read morewarrants one. I brought in a basket full of clothing to sell. I was offered a lower price than what I wanted or expected so I decided to keep the clothing. That's not the bad part...that happens. But I wasn't rude and didn't try to haggle or ask for more. I just decided not to sell since I was offered $5 for an Anthropologie shirt that retailed at $88 with tags still on it. The part that made me write this review was when I was leaving, I heard the owner say to another employee, "I knew that was going to happen.". I was flabbergasted!! Sure I wasn't happy about what she was offering me, but I wasn't rude to her. I just decided to keep my clothing. If the deal isn't good for both of us, then either one of us has the right to walk away. Which I did. What I didn't expect was the snide comment for no reason...especially within earshot of me. I thought about this a lot before writing this review. I don't want to cause harm to a business based on a bad experience. But I also feel the way I was treated warranted that I share this experience. Very disappointed.

Studio K consignment opened their doors Tuesday, July 31st, 2012. They have hundreds of name brand…read morewomen's & children's clothing items. Many still have the tags still on them. They also have tons of jewelry, purses, shoes and toys. Open Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday.

The teenager I had checking me out had zero customer skills threw everything in the bag wasn't…read morefriendly at all.

So I love shopping at Old Navy because they usually have some good deals and quality clothing. They…read morehave a good sale going on right now for their winter clothing 30-60% off. There stores seems to be pretty organized and you can pretty much find whatever you need. I love that their dressing rooms are in order, they give you room to actually try clothes on, and more than one hook to hang up the clothing you want to try on. Staff is friendly and helpful. This location has the scan machine to check item pricing so you don't have to bother the CSR.

A nice gift shop, fairly large and a good variety of different items. Obviously, this is perfect…read moreif you're a Deere aficionado or collector. For a general family visit, I wouldn't bother unless you have a specific interest in Deere. As far as corporate gift stores go, it wasn't too overpriced either. I even found a few clearance items! They have a penny squisher machine if you're into flat pennies. Pro tip: The hours for the Gift Shop and Pavillion are different, so make sure you know both are open before you go (if you want to see both).

In this giant store that is everything John Deere, I stood drooling at the toy tractors. This is…read morewhere all the grown men stood. They all looked like farmers or at least men who knew their way around machinery. Me? Nope. I'm no farmer and I've never been on a John Deere tractor. My grandfather was a farmer who had tractors that were unbelievably old, unreliable, and wild safety hazards. Maybe that's why I bought a bunch of toys without any idea of what I'll do with them... after I play with them through the holiday season.