I was going in there and of course with my kids I had a six-year-old who had a basketball (plastic…read moreone) . He didn't touch any glass. He didn't break anything and I guess the lady who claims she's the owner of the store othe manager, she told my son not to touch a ball that I was going to purchase as well as purchase a bunk bed. If I were you I would stay away. Don't give them your money. It's like a thrift store and they claim its new, but I'm sure it's not. Please stay away from that place. I don't give my hard earned money to nobody who treats me or who treats my children bad so I hope you all rethink that.

We went in because we have never been. and about halfway through the store an employee started…read morefollowing us, and then our autistic daughter sat on one of the couches. The employee proceeded to confront my daughter. telling her to get off. Then Say something about our children when we were already taking care of the situatio. We have 5 kids, that being said it's a lot to handle. so we went to leave and she followed us out of the store. once we were outside she was standing and yelling through the window At us I will never go back.

We visit Cargo Largo almost every time we are in MO. They have a large selection of items from…read moreclothes to electronics to beauty supplies. The items are discounted and most things are really good quality. Last time I was there we got a 25 lb kettlebell for $20, some named brand face cream that was $4, and my husband got some Monster headphones he was really excited about for $40. Unfortunately when we got back to our family's house only one headphone worked. We took it back and I was pleasantly surprised that the return process was seamless. We will continue to go back when we are in town and see what deals we can find.

I really want this to be a higher review but there are a few problems…read more I like Cargo Largo and really enjoy digging around. I think some prices are good but others aren't that great so you have to be ready to spend some time looking. It's just not very organized. Maybe they try but it's not. But when you run across something you really want, that's fun! One huge issue is no dressing rooms. They say you can return but it's about a 40 minute drive for me each way so it would be much better if I could try on before I buy. The last time I was there, I literally got in the corner of the store and tried on everything over my clothes and my partner took a photo so I could get an idea of what it looked like on me even with my clothes underneath. I got paranoid at one point because they have a lot of plain clothed security in there and I was worried they might think I was up to something but I was rather conspicuous so I'd be a really stupid criminal. Lol BUT, I liked everything I tried on so that's a positive for Cargo Largo! I also had an item in my cart with a red sticker on it as a markdown. The item was still about $30 but it rang up for over almost at $50. The guy ringing me up looked it up by the date they received it (May of 2025) and said the price on the ticket was wrong so he called over the manager. At first she told me she wouldn't honor the price on the ticket but then she said she would. I thanked her and I got the idea she really had to go by this date system but that's not cool. If you make an error, you should honor the price. And you've had the item in your store for 5 months so reducing it $15 to sell it isn't crazy. Again, in the end I got it for that price and I appreciate the manager's help, but it was a bit embarrassing having to feel like I'm haggling when the tag clearly stated that price. If it weren't for that incident, the lack of dressing rooms, and the intimidating presence of the security (you can definitely spot them even in plain clothes), I would rate them higher. I'll still go back because I do find cute things there.

Located in a relatively safe section of town, Frugal's Family Thrift store is available to service…read moreall of your second-hand market needs. I found the parking lot to be depressing as if I was in the middle of no-where with civilization being hundreds of miles away. I'm just adding this point as it was the way I felt. That said, the staff friendly and most of the patrons were very nice. Please note Thrift stores are very hit or miss so going from week to week can result in a highly different experience. I'll be the first to admit, all thrift stores have a funky smell to them and I found Frugal's to be especially smelly; nothing to the point of unbearable but it lingers for the duration of the visit. Now in terms of being what do they offer, well pretty much everything and anything. Furniture, clothing, toys, books, CDs/DVDs, cookware, you name it. I found the kitchen section in terms of pots, pans, mixers and things of that nature to be very sparse while their main attraction was clothing. Off in the back right, one can find a small furniture section with some decent to horrible offerings. I liked some of the books they had and was extremely tempted to pick something up since I found many that perked my interest. Their music selection had me laughing as I noticed a couple odd bands from the 80s, 90s and beyond which I don't think anyone would buy. Color Me Bad anyone? I don't recall seeing much for motorized lawn equipment but I was in and out relatively quickly. Overall, thrift stores have a very particular clientele and subculture. I'm pretty sure if you're reading this you know how things go, so I'm not going to try and upsell you, rather give you the thumbs up to come on by and see what they got. It's safe and the people are nice while have a very large floorspace open to many different reasonably priced objects.

Great store with super reasonable prices. Wide selection and the cashier was nice, too! I'll be…read moreback for sure. I do want to note that there was a very strange and unpleasant smell in the building but it didn't deter me from shopping!

I think there might be a little bit of a misunderstanding , it clearly states that a child under 14…read moremust be an accompanied by an adult ! I have been at this location several times , I have nothing to complain about , I feel like they are doing a great job !

The Goodwill bins are not for everyone. It takes a very specific, very patient, very hands-on…read moreperson to have a good day at the bins. If that's you, you're in for a treat! There are lots of great things to be found here but they're entirely dependent upon luck. You might come for days and find nothing good, then find something amazing in the first 10 minutes another time. Be prepared for dubious substances, slime, broken glass, and lots of garbage. Wear gloves if you think you need them. Be prepared for people to shove you out of the way to get something they want or, alternatively, stand 3 inches away and give you the stink eye while you dig through a bin they want to look in. As other reviewers have said, the people working there often just make up prices. This can sometimes work out in your favor but often leads to overpaying, especially if they make you weigh the cart. Whatever weight they have put in for the carts is not accurate at all and will lead to you paying extra 99 times out of 100. Seriously, this place is not for the faint of heart. Or nose. If you're a hardcore thrifter looking for your next treasure, it's absolutely worth the visit. Just make sure you bring some hand sanitizer!

2 stars, they carry my son's underwear shirts, in the small size I need. If they have them.They…read morecarry gift bags and wrapping paper, as well. That's all the stars they deserve. To say that Nothing is Over A Dollar isn't true at all. Things are priced from 1.00 up. The thing is, I've seen boxes of candy for a dollar, that should be priced .50, cause it's .69 at Wal-mart. They are kind of unclean on the floor. It just doesn't feel like a clean store. They have trinkets that are labeled as gifts. I saw a schnauzer figurine for 5.00 who's eyes were crossed.. They have generic toys of not much worth. Books that also seem generic. I buy paper plates here, Hane's Taggless t's, and gift bags. They have clothes, but if you can afford better, I'd not chance putting any of these (except if it comes in a package, like the Hane's T's), through the wash machine. The jewelry isn't always a dollar, and isn't worth it if is 1.00. This used to be a 1.00 store, and it is huge. It is very large, but when it switched up the prices, it's hardly worth going. They still have Nothing Over A Dollar int he store, but if you ask the cashier (there's usually just one), she'll tell you to watch the prices. If the item says something else, then that is the price. Hmm....

So much to look at! Vintage items, Boutique Clothing, jar goods, just about everything!read more

So many amazing booths! Great selection and so many things to look at. Great location!read more

Need an article of clothing in a hurry, can't afford Macy's and the like, then thrift stores may be…read moreyour answer and the one I like is Thrift world on the corner of 39th and Noland in Independence. You end up staying longer than you wanted but that's because the selections are so numerous. This is not old worn out clothing either, nay nay, some the items are new and still have tags on them. Have you lost weight? Gained? You can come away with a new wardrobe for less than $50. Plus they have discounts, sales and more. You'd be surprised how good I look. I know I always am! Captain Tom

They've eliminated all .98 sales tags as of May '26, and added a 30% off tag (NOT AT ALL BETTER!)…read moreOnce 50% is done, the items are now shipped to some new kind of store they've opened, but, THERE AREN'T ANY IN MISSOURI! Also they routinely price items equal to or higher than the same item, brand new, at the place it was originally purchased (dollar tree, target, Walmart are ones I see regularly.) And I've noticed a steady increase in their everyday pricing too. There are better options to shop at in the kansas city area. This used to be the best in my opinion.Because they were the only place that had a colored tag for ninety eight cents for an entire week! They were the only place I could get that and not be overstimulated by giant crowds. But that's gone now. The corporate office for this , thrift store chain is applying regular retail rules to a thrift store model. They fundamentally misunderstand the thrift store customer. And this method has resulted in failures of and closing of thrift store locations across the country from multiple different thrift store chains. They think selling one t shirt for ten dollars is better than selling ten t shirts for 1$. People who shop at thrift stores have strong ideas on what they will spendon what for second hand items. And when thrift stores start trying to make themselves into boutique shops, using regular retail rules, and increasing pricing on DONATED ITEMS, we stop going.

Try it on and I suggest you try it on you can get good deals and cute clothing and shoes, but there…read moreare no returns

I was looking for a cheap summer dress, so I popped into Viva Fashion Mart. They honestly have a…read morelittle bit of everything to choose from. This place is very similar to Rainbow or Citi Trends.

I like the verity of quality products Big Lots carries. I was disappointed when the Big Lots store…read moreclosed in my area. I now have to travel 45 minutes to find a Big Lots so I can shop. I think one is opening in Independence, MO. I 'm excited to have it closer, and plan to shop there . But, I would love to see one reopen in Lee's Summit, MO. That is even closer. I can only base my opinions to an original Big Lots. I enjoyed shopping there and would go there again if it reopened!!!

Maxx is the most amazing person ever!!!!! She is serious…read moreabout getting me I need when I need it. Helpful and smart. I really look forward to seeing her every time I go to big lots. I love big lots and maxx too!