Our 2nd time to this location. We normally go to the one in Jefferson. Probably 1 of the top…read morerudest staff I ever encountered. I was hunched down on my knees, looking at books on the very bottom shelf. Not an easy feat when your over 55 yrs old. While I was looking, a heard a "excuse me" above me. A employee standing over me. So I said "yes?" And all she said was "excuse me" again and made some hand gestures. So apparently she wanted to put more books on the shelf above me, never-ending the other 5 other shelves of books they had. Not even a thankyou or anything. Just a snotty look. We wont be back this location anytime soon.

Red White and Blue Thrift has gone completely downhill under the so-called "management" of Samantha…read moreGreen. To put it bluntly, Samantha Green is by far the worst General Manager I have ever encountered anywhere--and I'm not the only one who thinks so. She has zero respect for customers and clearly doesn't care about the people who shop or work there. The energy she brings to the store is downright toxic. Every time I've come in, I've witnessed her either having an attitude with customers, talking down to them, or flat-out belittling them for shopping at a thrift store--as if she doesn't work there herself! The hypocrisy is shocking. Her nasty attitude, constant rudeness, and cruel behavior create an environment that feels unwelcoming and uncomfortable. I've personally heard her make snide comments about the customers right after they leave, mocking people for buying donated clothes, and treating them as if they're beneath her. It's disgusting, it's classless, and frankly, it's just mean-spirited. On top of that, she's lazy and unhelpful. If you need assistance? Forget it. Samantha Green will either ignore you or make you feel like you're bothering her by simply asking a question. She brings no professionalism, no warmth, and no leadership. In short: Samantha Green is an unkind, bitter, and unprofessional manager who is dragging down the entire Red White and Blue Thrift experience. The store could be great with the right leadership, but until they replace her, expect to be treated poorly. Red White and Blue: You need to find a new manager. Samantha Green is not only bad for business--she is bad for basic human decency and completely out of alignment with the values your store is supposed to represent. Samantha Green is a nasty, evil presence who is destroying Red White and Blue from the inside out. Until she is gone, this store will continue to rot under her. Wake up. Get rid of this woman. She is driving your business--and your reputation--straight into the ground.

Fair selection of discount secondhand clothes. The building is easy to spot and large. The items…read moreare organized and the clothing is labelled with price and size. We needed an extra suitcase and found several options for sale here at reasonable prices.

We were in the area decided to stop by. This place was pretty big and was color coordinated. They…read morehad a lot of clothes. There were some name brands. You really have to look through everything to find what you like. It can get a B little overwhelming but you can find some great things there.

Lots of cool funky vintage stuff. Prices were very reasonable-- even a whole section of things $1…read moreand less. Off the beaten path but well worth finding.

Popped in to see if any frames in my desired size might be available...not today but they do have…read moreBarbie's, Troll Dolls, Lionel train track pieces, dvds ($2-$5), vhs, cassette and cds($2-$5) '84 worlds fair, some furniture, trophies and plenty of vintage glassware. Be sure to stop by to see what's new! Oh and prices are reasonable too! Especially in the "Dollar Cave".

One of the best thrift stores I've been to! So many unique and classic pieces and prices are…read morereasonable. The owner was awesome and has a large variety of stuff. Worth checking out!!!

Kind people. Wonderful things. Prices accessible. Artistic but grounded too. Spacious and yet full…read moreof interesting nooks...

Rating: 6/10 This…read morelocation is great for a thrift shop. Parking is available in front and a lot is across the street and beside the building. Inside, it's a bit tight. They do the best they can to display some of their pieces but it can get a bit overwhelming. It's an array of men's, women's and houseware but nothing stood out to me. I can see th

Like this thrift shop, good/fair prices, great staff and while small, a good selection that seems…read moreto turn over quickly. Only open weekdays--at least when I was there. Stopped twice, ten days apart and found nice stuff both times. I would like to see better sizing of pants/jeans/trousers--didn't have the patience to go through every pair to see if something was my size: S/M/L not a great way to show waist size.

Now I'm a big thrift store junkie, especially since I'm trying to lose weight and don't want to…read morespend much money on clothes. This Salvation Army by far has a wonderful selection of furniture. Even when I don't need furniture (I'm big about reducing, reusing, recycling and have sanded down a table by hand and varnished it etc.) I still take a look. They also have a reasonable book selection and being the book lover that I am I can be a bit gluttonous when it comes to books. I mean, who can pass up a book by Maureen Dowd that says "Are Men Necessary?" I bought it because it made me laugh (the feminist woman that I am, don't worry guys, I still love ya'll but it is a pretty funny title). Then there was the one that intrigued me entitled "The Year of Living Biblically." I'm a good ol' Catholic Filipina lady and the idea of someone trying to live as literal as possible from the bible cracks me up! Especially since the bible was written by how many people? Don't get me started on Theology. Anywho, back to my review. I have bought many dresses and skirts in this location. I still think the Goodwill on Tulane Ave. is cheaper but hey, this is my second go to spot. There is also a huge selection of guy stuff. I like looking at the bric a brac as well. The donation site is the next building over and the people are quite friendly. I've donated a papasan chair (imagine that round chair in Cost Plus World Market that you think is comfy but you end up falling out of, well I kept falling out of it! hehe) and other items. They are very efficient and help you unload your car as well as politely asking if you want a tax deduction receipt. There is a convenient parking lot and it's across from Lowe's. Plus it's near Crabby Jack's which is delish but never open when I want to go! hehe

Ever since I was released from jail in February I have been struggling with homelessness. I…read morerecently visited the salvation army men's shelter in new Orleans and I was shocked by the way it was treating people that was staying at the facility. As soon as I walked in the door I was threatened by the security guard. She stated that if I don't want to sleep outside tonight I needed to get on the back side of the table

This place used to be run by the meanest, grumpiest old heffer this side of Ann Coulter. I believe…read moreit now has a new owner and the little girl who minds the store is just about too adorable. Very sweet and bubbly. They now rent out TINY little booths that you can sell out of. I think it's 100 and some change a month. But they are the size of closets so you can't really sell much at a time. But if you are looking for the odd tool or old polaroid camera, it's not the worst place to go.

Not much selection, mostly just used bits and pieces from construction sites. The front part of the…read morestore has several booths (flea market style) but there was mostly just garage sale-type merchandise at prices that seemed way too high to me.