Had never been here but found it a great option when looking for camping or biking gear. Clean and…read morevery good deals! Service was great as well. We will definitely return when in the area.

they say they do returns for online items, so i drive all the way across town with these gas prices…read moreand they said i can only get the amount of the item back (not tax or shipping) even though they offer a free return shipping label when you receive the item. they also don't issue a store credit gift card or let you exchange without returning it onto your card first, which won't show up in your bank right away, so i spent an hour shopping for no reason. Pretty shitty policies.

This place is really cool and has a wide variety from high-end to cheap trinkets, plus plenty of…read moreholiday items. Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas all represented.

Lots of interesting items here and the staff is friendly and helpful every time. Love the location…read moreand there's plenty of parking. Easy to navigate the store and my wife comes here all the time.

I really like this place. Despite the name, things are above $5 - but still worth the price. I…read morelike the selection of electronics here. Not family heirlooms by any means but useful items of medium quality for a cheap price. Think keyboards, earbuds, headphones, etc. It's a good place to get dependable products that won't break the bank.

Military Family coming from the USAF base and my 6 year old daughter has been begging to come to 5…read morebelow because we have never been and we were excited when we found one 6 minutes from the base. The store was clean and full of stuff that had my daughter's interest. When it was time to pay a staff member who was a short chubby white girl with glasses that had a boy hair cut stood right behind my family it felt like she was breathing down our neck. Made us feel uncomfortable. When we got home I read the reviews disappointed we were not the only ones. They were making sure we were not stealing or simply racial profiling sadly. My husband proudly serves this country! We never had to steal to get what we wanted or needed. Ruined my daughter's first experience as well as me and my husband at 5 below! We've had great experiences in Colorado Springs but we have to read reviews beforehand now to avoid businesses like this who are being racist! I added our receipt to show the overpriced junk my daughter bought and to show we're not thief's but hard working Americans!!

I found size 7 1/2 vans for granddaughter. Excellent price great service. Clean store…read moreVery happy

Whoever got the idea of limitng the fitting rooms to 2 spaces in front of the store, wants to kill…read morethe business. Be prepared to wait, and wait. I saw people giving up and getting out of the store after selecting four to five pieces of clothes. I am writing this after a waiting time of 25 minutes, and not being able to ge inside.

So glad I found this store while visiting the state. Lots of super cute stuff!! A collection of…read moredifferent vendors' goods so lots to look at. Will return next time I'm there.

A touch of Parisian style in Colorado Springs. The…read morevintage-inspired attire and accessories for Infants, Little Girls and Little Boys, are so adorable!

There we were. What a roller coaster of aromas and emotions. If you want to wait 10 minutes in line…read morebehind a 70 y/o Nancy, this is your place. BT dubs (btw) no coffee beans to cleanse your scent. What a joke. Glad my dungeon smells like Pumpkin spice now at least. PS: They have this seasonal Trick or Treat candle. Don't smell it. Trick of the century. Smells like a year old pumpkin pie shoved in a jar.

Yankee Candle in Shops at Briargate is my addiction! Fantastic customer service, helpful,…read more knowledgeable. I'm a regular here, I get coupons and rewards for purchases. AND they offer a military discount.

Too high priced for second hand items that are donated to be supposedly benefit Life Network…read more They claim their goods are "affordable "goods for their clients, patients and community members. The staff is also pushy to get customers out of the store and often counting money 20 minutes before closing. Clean store. Organized. But over all disappointed.

After a long series of garage sales I was on the hunt for a few good thrift stores to donate my…read moreitems to, I am not one to simply give to my local Goodwill. A woman at my church introduced me to Life Network and their mission, I was stoked to hear that I finally found a place that I knew would appreciate my items and was excited to donate today (May 31, 2025). However I was met with an assistant at the donation door that made me wish I would have just given it all to Goodwill (I am not typically a Yelper and I always try to give the benefit of the doubt, and it's only once in a blue moon that I have an experience so bad that I have to share it.) The assistant who was working the donations (kind of a young kid that looked to be in his early 20's with blonde-ish hair) greeted me with the WORST attitude I have ever experienced from a human being, let alone an employee who is supposed to be there to assist! I first had to get his attention by ringing the bell on the donation door which was ajar, this was apparently a huge no-no because he almost plowed into me when rushing out the building (I must've interrupted something.) The back door to my car often sticks and sometimes takes a second to get open, when I couldn't get it open right away he expressed his agitation very obviously by throwing his hands up in the air with a "PSSH!!" that was loud enough for me to notice, (I promise this really happened and my review is not exaggerated.) I politely told him that I can come back another time, so he saw that I noticed his attitude but it was not enough to fix it. He informed me that it was fine. After I finally got my car door open he then proceeded to yank things out of my car that were not for donating and threw everything on a mountain pile in a very aggravated manner, certainly breaking some things in the process. More than once did I have to inform him that not everything in my car is for donating and that there were fragile items in most of the boxes. I was bothering him, it was perfectly clear. So I took the obvious hint and ended up cutting the donations short and took the rest of my items to a different thrift store. I I guess it was a wise decision because he promptly slammed the donation door behind me. I for the life of me can't figure out what I said or did wrong, I didn't even look at him funny. It was a very strange and surprising encounter indeed. He was a young kid that obviously couldn't keep from acting out his frustration (or whatever it was that was bothering him today.) I definitely want to support Life Network's cause and will say that this kid was simply having a bad day and definitely (and quite obviously) did not want to be at work or deal with people, he expressed it VERY clearly. I hope he was able to go home early and calm down a bit, because he was definitely on edge about something. I pray everything is okay. I will try again another day and hopefully will be at least met with a smile and a "thanks, have a good day", even if the assistant has to pretend.