Looks like this shop was taken over by a new owner, the selection is CRAZY good! they have new and…read moreused items it is by far the new "hot spot" for resale/thrifting!!!! This small business has everything you need and more, plus the prices are better then Ive seen at any other resale/thrift store.

very fairly priced clothing items. different colors have sales for different days depending on what…read moreyou grab. worth stopping by if you are in the area.

Great store to come to if you're looking for a prom or special occasion dress at a great price…read more Also plenty of other name brand clothing at close out prices. Will also find shoes, bags and accessories here.

customer terrible return policy. No refunds are exchanging. All sales are final…read more Which we didn't know, until after he gave me an attitude and told me bums outside of

I really enjoy shopping at Daiso. It's a clean, well-organized store with a huge variety of…read moreaffordable Japanese goods, household items, stationery, and snacks. The staff is friendly, and you can always find something fun or useful. Great spot for cheap shopping in Plano or picking up unique items!

1/5 Service with the young ladies was not good. Anything without a price is not sellable and they…read morehave a ton of things without a price. They are apparently not allowed to sell any of it, even if it's so many items out on the floor. This includes clothing, toys, shoes, paintings, and glassware. Even if there are very very similar items next to each other and they all have prices except for the one you want, they aren't allowed to sell them. They pretty much took away the items from my hands, and no one wanted to check the prices of the other similar/exact items for proof. Even for items which are $1.91 (glass mugs) they didn't want to sell them to me. That means that they can't sell over 90% of the cups and mugs section, and that section covers over 6 shelves (half the length of the store!).

They don't have changing rooms, so you can't try on anything before you buy it unless you want to…read moreexpose yourself to other customers on the sales floor. They also don't do returns or refunds. Basically you're just screwed if you buy something and it doesn't fit. This is incredibly unethical. If you're not going to let people try things on, you should allow returns and give refunds. Period. Will be filing a complaint with the BBB because I'm that tired of thrift stores like this screwing over their customers.

Babushka treated me so well!…read more They had a variety of foods from most of your Eastern European countries (hence the name...) Mist Russian and Ukrainian foods. Lots of cookies, jellies, breads, crackers, and cured meats. Also a deli-style set up with all sorts of goodies. Don't forget to grab a beer or 12 on your way out and to thank the staff! Side note: make sure to touch up on your Russian before heading in

Small market with many selections. Kind local owners. Purchased Kulich as well as sausage and…read moreother items.

Missing review? That's ok,here's an update. I always find…read moremore than I need here. Interesting things salvaged from homes and demolished buildings. Always well stocked With great prices. Someone building or remodeling a home could do well getting out of vogue materials like 8 foot tall walnut bookcases or a complete set of solid wood kitchen cabinets for $1000. I found a huge oversized gate today. Now it's just a matter of hail ng it. Go!

My wife and I visited just this past Monday, and were blown away. We got a really nice deal on some…read moreart glass cabinet doors that we are going to repurpose, as well as some metal sculpture. We were a bit pressed for time, so we didn't get to really look at everything, other than to take a quick look through the warehouse. The warehouse is a real sensory overload. They also have yard sculpture pieces outside that I did not look at. They have good prices on some really good looking cabinets, as well as doors of all kinds. We have a older house, and so will be slowly renovating. DHW will be our first priority of places to come to for that vintage look, as well as the current stuff. Maria was very nice to show me around, and we were stunned at how much stuff they have.

I love Home Goods especially for linens, towels, etc. or anytime I just want to browse a fun store…read more This particular location has a poor layout making it hard to get through the aisles. Compared to other of the chain locations, management can spend attention on layout, merchandising and helping the customer's visual frame of reference. It's a little chaotic. But alternatively, one could pretend it is a treasure hunt!! I also like getting my favorite cashier, who is just so friendly and pleasant.

Always Worth a Stop HomeGoods in Allen is one of those…read morestores that's always worth popping into, even if you're not looking for anything specific. The selection changes often, which makes browsing half the fun--you never know what you'll find. The store is generally clean and fairly well organized for a HomeGoods, though it can feel a bit picked over during busy weekends. Inventory is solid across home décor, kitchen items, and seasonal finds, with occasional great deals mixed in. Service is minimal but polite, which is fine for this type of store. Checkout usually moves efficiently, and parking is easy. Overall, a dependable HomeGoods location. Not perfect, but consistently good for finding affordable home pieces and unexpected finds.

Nice selection and a clean and orderly store. I've also had good service here when needed. I like…read morethat it's a discount store similar to a dollar store but a better selection and experience.

I love all the cute stuff and it's basically everything you would ever need all in one store that's…read moresmaller than Walmart so you don't have to go looking everywhere for what you need

Time for my annual stop to pick up al- U- minium cooking pans etc . I've always found Dollar Tree…read moreto be useful for a lot of things usually priced at 4-5 dollars for $1.50 Picked up tons of stuff to play Suran Wrap Ball game at Christmas.

Another fabulous Dollar Tree!!! Stocked and ready to shop. I…read morepicked up some festive wrapping paper, along with some gift bags. This Dollar Tree is an extra huge store. Give Angela (?) the store manager a pat on the back, she was working her store, stocking and helping customers! Wish I could give her more than 5 stars!

Love attending these kids resale events! Easily the best…read morechildren's resale in Dallas! There is a spring and a fall sale every year! Easily the cleanest, stain free, trendiest kids resale in Dallas. I'm not sure why they don't extend to Austin and Dallas. No cover charge but there are some rules to attending. Other sales permit obviously stained items, it is Rare to find a stained item at this sale. If you do, hand it to an employee or drop it in the basket and they remove it. Checkout is easy, you do get a bit of a discount if you pay cash. Check the website for the size of wagon you can bring, they sell IKEA style bags, and to see which days kids are permitted, which days are 50% and 75%!

Something great: sorting tables with go back racks and bins. I love this idea and makes it so…read morepeople aren't putting things on the floor and then leaving them in the incorrect location when they decide to not keep it. Now for the negative as a shopper: no shopping bags unless you purchase them. I was shocked by this. You'd think they want people to gather as much as they can fit! The large ikea bags aren't that expensive ($1 each), and considering how much money they are making this could make them a lot more! Also, no bag to have your purchased items in. This makes it easy to leave when you may not have paid for something that you put in your stroller. Theft is easy here. Now for the negative as a consigner: There is no inspection of your items when you arrive. You walk in and place your items. Then they inspect and pull your items from the floor if they don't meet quality standards AFTER you've left the building. This leads to a lot of people selling dirty items because they know the inspection process is lax. This also lead to me placing sandals on the tables and just before being done, someone happened to see what I was placing and let me know sandals are seasonal and they would be pulled off the floor. So I went back to collect the other sandals and ended up not remembering one. So now I walk out with my items and they have no idea if I picked up my own items to leave or someone elses. Again, theft option. Also, I had shoes in boxes. There is nothing on the consignor detail pages that say no shoe boxes under the shoe section. Since that was all I was consigning, that is where I looked prior to bringing my items and placing them on the floor. Again, no inspection at drop off, so had no other way of knowing a detail that is NOT on their website. I went to pick up my unsold items and they threw away my boxes! I understand keeping them behind a desk, or calling the seller, but then the owners daughter (who will be taking over the business) said it was on the website. I didn't have it pulled up at that time to say, "No, it's not!" And there was nothing I could do about it since they are long gone in the garbage. There should be an option for sellers to sell at the 50% off, but not the 75% off. I didn't mark anything discount because of this. I spent my shift sorting and organizing girl shoes the entire night and one of my pairs of shoes was not sold and not on the floor. They were in my pile when I went to pick up and they would have sold if they were on the floor. I have no idea where they were the night before. They were priced cheap and almost new. Last, and every consignor should be upset about this... I worked a shift and got to shop beforehand for an hour. I found great items (although a lot stained/faded/etc that I didn't purchase.) During the sale time I handled go-backs for clothing and saw some other things that I wished I had picked up. In the last hour when there were only about 8 shoppers left, I asked the owners son-in-law (who will be taking over this business with his wife at some point) if I could get more items and check out. He said no and that I could come back the next morning (a Tuesday - work day) if I wanted to buy more because I'm on shift until closing. We literally stood around waiting for the last shopper to check out before they would let 20 volunteers leave. I could have purchased 10-20 more items which is money for the consignors at 50% off, but was told to come back on 75% off day (which I couldn't) and then most items I wanted were going to donation, so no sale for consignor or company owner!!!! What's the point of that? Did they think I was stashing items? Y'all should have seen the thousands of items going to donation the following day! :( That is not a business owner mentality, it's a worker mentality and they should not be running a business. I was shocked to see the Consignment Mommies award this consignment shop won last year! Just shocked!