So amazing & original! I shopped here (by accident), the last time I was in Branson and was so glad…read moreI found them.

This store is so wonderful with high quality apparel! I can…read morespend hours just looking at the beautiful decor . The owners and employee's are so helpful and kind . I HIGHLY recommend this beautiful Boutique

This little thrift store is a cute find. there is a wide variety of items and things are pretty…read morereasonably priced. I wouldn't say the items were super modern or nice. Not many name brand items. But it seems like a thrift store with a good cause and is helping their community!

If you want to be passive-aggresively mocked, followed around as if you're a thrift store bandit,…read moreand rushed through your shopping experience, this is your place. That's how it went for me. I chose this store because I thought they cared about people and did good due to their having a homeless outreach using space in their building. I came in around 2:45, 3pm one weekday afternoon in December 2025. I needed to get a work uniform for my new job. I wasn't in a hurry, and it was not close to closing time, so I looked around and took my time shopping. One lady worker was talking to another behind me as I was trying on used shoes (that were probably donated and costed the store nothing). She said she was going to have to go do her walk-through, then came and hung out where I was. The worst offender was a very old red-headed lady who was the cashier that day. I had found a couple of things I was going to buy and browsed some more. Meanwhile, said cashier and some ladies who were shopping had this back-and-forth going on...it was supposed to be about a Christmas sale that was going on, but why would they say "You would think people would take the hint." What? Hint to what, buy the clothes on the Christmas rack? No. That's not what it was. The employee(s) were making stupid remarks to make me uncomfortable and to try and hurry me out of their fine, fine second-hand store. I spent $15 cash and got a used dress shirt for $9 and a pair of black flat "dress" shoes that fell apart as soon as I tried to wear them. I was very regretful to have spent a dime on sub-par thrift store merchandise of any kind at Riley's Treasures, but especially the shoes as it was embarrassing to have had to wear them to work that first night. The only treasure was when I got outside the building and didn't have to hear the whiny, nagging voices of those biddy hens any longer. Truth, from yours trulyxoLBR.

very disappointing, don't care about y the value of the…read moreitems entrusted with them. Will sell your stuff for pennies on the dollar. Stay away from this business

A well-maintained, large resale operation; with a wide-range of items from which to choose…read more From small decorative objects, to large furniture pieces & garden statuary; one is likely to find a few tempting items. Though primarily contemporary; there are some vintage/collectable pieces sprinkled about. Another decent option, for those who enjoy the "hunt".

This is a special little shop. The flea market area is small but packed full of interesting items…read morefor home decor and home use. There is a pretty big variety of clothing from babies and toddlers to adult ladies, plus size, and men's. It's a cute shop with a friendly and personable lady who owns and runs it. Worth shopping here!

From the owner: We used to be our vintage Chic Boutique, the little blue building in Forsyth Missouri. Due to…read morecircumstances out of our hands my business partner and I have separated, and I have opened up my own mini flea market and resale shop.

Both Peddler Pete's Tradin' Post/ (2) locations are worth a visit…read more Both are well-maintained, with a large selection of items to explore and browse. Each has friendly, welcoming and accommodating staff. And, each has a decent amount of antique/vintage offerings sprinkled throughout their vendors. For those enjoying the "hunt", these two locations are solid options.

From the owner: Upscale resale and a little something for everyone! We are happy to offer our customers, higher…read morequality, gently used and new furniture and home goods. From dining sets and living room furniture, to wall art and accessories. Clothing and jewelry, shoes, books and antiques. Toys and children's items, handmade afghans, and kitchen goods. Vintage and collectables. vinyl records and ephemera. Always something new to see! We are always getting in new items and look forward to serving you!

Without a doubt, the finest art gallery in southwest Missouri. A superb selection of exquisite…read morepieces to choose from at extremely fair and reasonable prices --especially considering their quality and rarity. Finally, Philip and Travis are both extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable and willing to take the time necessary to assist the customer in their selection -- thanks guys! Craig D.

Phenomenal store! It is a museum and a history book and a toy store all rolled into one!! Had a…read moreblast walking through the gallery and learning about the story of several art pieces. Phil and Roxanne are the nicest and some of the most interesting people I have ever met. 10/5, looking forward to my next visit!!

Lovely What a cozy, beautiful shop! I love looking around…read morehere. The cute trinkets are adorable and unique! The service is excellent too!

Adorable store and the owners/staff were so nice and helpful. Bought a darling tweeting bird wine…read moredispenser. Beautiful candles. Just a great store.

The owner Dianne was rude and dismissive. The store is cluttered and overpriced…read more PS-their Kendra Scott selection is outdated. They are selling last year's styles at their full/original price points. I recommend going to kendrascott.com, Nordstrom, Dillards, etc. and save 20-70% off Dicken's current styles & pricing. You can even buy thier current styles for brand new at Poshmark. Buyer Beware of Dickens Gift Shoppe!

I went in and had a sample of their fudge. It was fair. However, they have a flavor that I don't…read moresee often (black walnut). I decided to see if my wife wanted to choose some, also. She wasn't interested, so I went back to buy the black walnut. The elderly man there asked what I'd like to try and I told him I had tried the black walnut earlier. I told him I was going to buy some of it and asked if I could also try the dark chocolate. He got a sour look on his face and got me a sample of it. Then he said "I guess you can't read, can you?" Among the jumble of notes taped to the counter, one said "one sample per customer", and he pointed to it. I told him if he doesn't want me as a customer, I would leave. In a sarcastic voice, he said loudly, "SEE YUH!!!" I went and got my wife and told her we wouldn't be spending any money there. An employee asked what was wrong and I told her. She said, "he shouldn't have said that, but he's tired - we had a lot of people through today." That's no excuse. If you won't respect people, find a new line of work.