This is a true thrift store! prices are fair and get down to 10 cents depending on the item. if…read moreyou've never been here, you might be suprised by how big this place is!! It just keeps going back further and further. Each section is divided into its own catergory which makes it easy to find what you want. I didn't find much in the clothing section because a lot of the stuff is old and not my style. But, in the other sections i found 5-6 items. my total was $3.25!! What a steal! Also the lady checking us out was beyond nice and was making conversation with us while checking out and shopping. i would come back to shop for baby clothes and toys!

I love this store! They always have such great items at the best prices!! They also have a wide…read morevariety of items for everyone.

The store itself was fine, but I was especially disappointed in the staff. At the checkout counter…read moreI overheard a young lady named Sissy talking to a co-worker about the people who work there because they got into trouble and they have to work there. I'm assuming she's talking about people who have to do some sort of community service. She explained that they don't like them out front so they keep them in the back and proceeded to talk about what she assumed their characters were like. It wasn't very complimentary. It wasn't professional. It was not what I expect from a place called Goodwill. My wife mentioned that perhaps someday sissy will find herself stuffed in the back and kept out of view of the public. I hope that doesn't happen but I think it would be important for Sissy to think about the image she projects. She is representing the store and the community. So far she's not doing a great job.

Prices are way too high for items that they receive for free . I used to love going to Goodwill,…read morebut I no longer do because the prices are more expensive than going to buy new items. Unless they lower their prices I will not go back and Shop with them , and I would not recommend anyone go there either.

This is a well-maintained thrift store, with a nice variety of items to explore and browse…read more If one enjoys hunting for the "must-have" little temptation; this site is a decent option. And, it supports a good cause.

I liked these pretty tea pots they were a like but not a set , the tub also had other assorted…read moreitems with same design, the price was $150.00 very expensive for a box of goodies that were clearly marked in bold letters MADE IN CHINA and that they got donated for them I asked the woman that worked there to see if that was the right price she said yes it is a set , I said not worth that much she said you get To keep the tub also . I said still not worth it not an antique and marked as if it was.

Lovely little shop with a large variety of unique items in all price ranges! Worth the stop.read more

Prices are awesome and they'll help you find anything you need! Such kind people, we went twice in…read moreone day because my boyfriend wanted to see what the fuss was about. Going again today! Can't wait

This place is a great thrifting spot for some cheap items! Maybe not the best quality of things,…read morebut a wide variety for sure! We were very confused about the pricing because things are like $1.01 and $2.02 and $4.84. weird prices. not sure if there was a reason for that but it isn't clear in the store. something about rounding up, but again not clear! It was overall clean and the workers were helpful!

Good place to find wide variety of used items. The prices are rather expensive. Much of what you…read morefind, you could purchase new for same or cheaper price. It's worth shopping their occasional random deals.

The coffee is exceptional and the staff are extremely kind. Their support and kindness to local…read moreLEO's holds a special place in my heart and we will continue to support this local business every time we need a good coffee or quick breakfast. Hands down best coffee in marshfield.

Although only open one month and the only coffee shop in town, owner Jessica's hard work to create…read morea lovely, inviting coffee shop should pay off. We try to avoid the big chains when we travel because you get to meet people like Jessica and her barista Grace who fixed us tasty Mexican mochas. The shop is spacious and warm with lovely artwork & boutique items with a Western theme. There is a big table in the back room that would be perfect for a book club, board game or bible study group to meet.

This store is huge and has so much cool stuff. The prices are so low!! It is a little dark, and I…read moreprobably wouldn't go by myself again, but I can't wait to go back!

From the owner: We are a consignment store. We have a little bit of everything and the inventory changes…read moreconstantly. We have jewelry, tools, furniture, clothes, baby items, toys, shoes, bed frames, a Christmas room open all year, craft items, books, movies, magazines, appliances, dishes, pots n pans, pickup topper, sand blaster, nic nacs, collectibles and numerous other items. Come in and check us out!

It's a crap shoot to shop here for many reasons. If you're into electronics, you might find some…read morereal bargains, but you will also find stuff that they say they checked, but turns out to be a lie. Most of the electronics I have purchased from them, especially old-school vintage stuff, has not worked or would half-work. They have a testing station and I highly recommend you test these types of items. As for media, Blu-Rays are over-priced, although I have found some interesting titles in there that I have not seen anywhere else, for instance promotial releases that were never made available to the general public, like films that were produced by Netflix or Amazon. Those ARE worth the asking price for sure. AS for cd's, I have had better experiences, but prices are in the $2-4 range, which is, depending on what you find, expensive. If you look at it another way, you'll do worse on e-bay, but I like those places that sell media in the $1-3 range for cd's, dvd's, blu-rays, etc. Bottom line: Red Racks is certainly an interesting place, but can be a frustrating experience as well.

This used to be one of my favorite places to visit in Springfield. No more. They have lost their…read moreever loving minds. They have everything priced around retail value. Vintage items are eBay prices or more actually. A simple brass candlestick was $20. Insane. I'm done.