I don't shop here often, but I like to pop in occasionally to see what they have. This time,…read morethough, I was genuinely surprised by some of the pricing. Especially on purses, shoes, and furniture. A lot of it felt wildly inflated, even compared to Goodwill. I kept browsing out of sheer curiosity and couldn't wrap my head around some of the tags: used plastic shoes priced at $40+, a worn out Michael Kors bag for $30. The clothing section seemed more reasonably priced, although I didn't notice any higher-value brands to really justify a comparison. Overall, this place feels very hit or miss. You might stumble across a decent find, but anything with a recognizable name seems to be marked up far beyond what it's worth.

I actually like the Salvation Army thrift store. It's the pick up service that's trash. I tried to…read moredonate bed frames. First, it was they can't take disassembled furniture then he was complaining they weren't disassembled enough Like which excuse is it,liar. He also complained about a few scratches..well duh it's free donated furniture. I shop at the Salvation Army all the time. No one expects anything from the thrift store to be brand new. His last excuse they won't fit in the truck. I put the donation was two bed frames so why was he acting stupid,tf . Never again.

They make it easy to donate, and have for years, please check their lists of what they can accept…read more(&wat they do not). Thank you for your donations ! ! !

Very fast and efficient at collecting your items! And they are open during the weekend, so…read moredonation times are easy and flexible!

If you've ever wondered what it feels like to pay Boutique Manhattan prices for items your grandma…read moredonated in 2004, just take a stroll through Goodwill. I walked in hoping to find a cheap T-shirt and walked out questioning the entire global economy--because apparently, a faded shirt with a mystery stain is now worth $12.99. The real treasure hunt isn't finding a bargain; it's finding anything that isn't priced like it was personally blessed by a celebrity. My personal favorite was the used shoes--clearly worn during someone's entire cardio journey--marked at a bold, confident $19.99. Truly inspirational. If inflation ever needs a spokesperson, Goodwill is ready. At these prices, I'm convinced Goodwill is secretly auditioning to become a luxury retailer. Any day now, they'll start handing out complimentary champagne as you browse the $7 coffee mugs from 1998. But hey, if you've ever wanted to experience the thrill of paying full retail for items that were literally donated for free, Goodwill has you covered.

Im having to repost because it got deleted. I have been visiting this center for years. I was…read moreparking when next to me was an older woman with glasses wearing a Goodwill t shirt I did get a glimpse of her name tag said Veronica. She approach me before heading in and asked me if I was interested in purchasing furniture or items from the center. I said yes that's why im here. She replied with "no i get the inventory before it comes out to the floor and can "sell" it to me for a cheaper price. Isn't that stealing? I said no thanks and just left i want no part in a scam or thief. I tried calling and I got hung up on. I will be reporting to higher power. They really need to remove this thief from our community. Stealing is stealing even donations. Beware! Picture included of employee Veronica.

Scouting rises within you and inspires you to put forth your best effort - Juliette Gordon Low…read more With my son and I being new to Cub Scouts we weren't real sure what to expect out of this store. I was given a list of things to buy and off we headed to Lewisville for our first Cub Scout adventure, buying a uniform. The store is in a shopping plaza and hard to see from the road. When you see the MacDonalds turn in (and then stop at the Pho restaurant on the way out!) It's a little store way back in the plaza with plenty of parking and small sign to guide you. Walking in we were immediately overwhelmed! So many patches, pins, camping equipment, books, uniforms, and all kinds of items that you never knew existed. Luckily, the friendliest and most helpful Boy Scout lady was there to help us. I told her what we needed and she took us to where everything was. As we were just getting started we needed a uniform, specific patches, and a guide book. She was very kind and explained everything to us and answered many questions I had about how things work in the program. While my son tried on the uniform I walked around to take in the entirety of the store. There are badges for pretty much everything and things that you would never think of. So, so, so many badges. The store sells lots of cool camping equipment and other things not just for Cub Scouts, but I imagine most of their traffic is from scouts like us. Lots of interesting items and I would love to spend more time there someday. We gathered our necessities and went to check out. It was $99 for everything that we needed, seems a little high after just paying the fee to join, but we are officially entered into the world of Cub Scouts. Bring on the adventures!

The Scout Shop is excellent! Everyone is always friendly and happy to help. I have gone from a new…read moretiger parent unsure of what I need to a leader, I still have questions and they are always answered with a smile.

I've been shopping here for months, but after today, I won't be coming back…read more On my way into the store, I found a really cute table near the front and placed it in my cart. About 10 minutes later, while I was still shopping, three employees approached me, surrounded my cart, and one of them removed the table without any explanation. Confused, I asked what was going on, and that's when they told me the item had already been sold. The issue is, there was no "sold" sign on the table, and it was sitting in the front area mixed in with other furniture that appeared available. As a customer, there was no way to know it wasn't for sale. I honestly got the vibe an employee wanted it. I asked to speak with a manager and explained how uncomfortable the situation felt. Not only was an item taken directly from my cart, but the way it was handled--being approached by multiple employees and not given an explanation upfront--was frustrating and unprofessional. I also questioned how something could be considered "sold" while it was still out on the floor with no indication. I was told it had already been purchased by someone else, and they took it away. What made the situation worse was that there was no apology--just a repeated explanation of what happened on their end (understaffing) which only added to my frustration. They had no employees to help the customer however, 3 employees were able to surround me in the aisle? I've never had an experience like this at a thrift store--or any store. Typically, items are either clearly marked as sold with a tag or removed from the sales floor. This situation felt disorganized and poorly handled. It's disappointing because this used to be one of my favorite stores in the area, but based on this experience, I won't be returning.

This place is incredibly organized for sure and pretty clean. The major issue was the pricing and…read moreit felt a bit inconsistent. There were some button shirts that were about $9 each which is a bit pricey for me. Yet on the other end, there were t shirts that were about $2. You've really got to check your options

I was so surprised as to how quickly the crew came to my car, unloaded the items I wanted to donate…read moreand provided me with a receip. Highly recommend!

It would appear that the negative reviews center around pickup. I've only dropped off and only…read morehave wonderful things to say about the professionalism and convenience! Very friendly. This is my go to place and I highly recommend to family and friends!