Three different thrifts stores. Smells nice. Very clean. Many helpers. So well in order.read more

I had went and brought some things to donate and they were super rude they had went through…read moreeverything infront of us and were talking bad about ever item which there was some very pricey items that we had recently bought but wanted to donate because selling takes to long and we were sorting out our garage. I will not be donating anything to them anymore

Best thrift store in the area. Huge selection, great prices, and a little of everything from…read moreclothes to furniture.

Every time I've gone in to this place in Monte Vista I heard personal conversations between…read moreemployees. It's not uncommon to hear the manager and assistant manager having a very loud argument at the front register. I asked one of the employees once how they price things because they seemed high to me and they said, "We just think up prices." No research, no thought, completely unprofessional. At least the store's clean, but there was a bedbug scare there a few months back. I stopped shopping there because they're overpricing things almost as bad as the Nazarene store. Go to The Hut or Memory Lane next to Coors. They're nice and don't scream at each other.

I think that Anita is very awesome I've gone to the store many times she is great she makes me to…read morewant to go back

Store looks good and nice people here will come back and look again and take my time and looks good…read morewith the clothes and stuff.

Rainbow's End is dim labyrinth of forgotten treasures, reasonably priced and mildly organized…read more I'm going with five stars, because this is a thrift shop that actually has JUNK. Real thrift stores like this are getting hard to come by. They're all starting to get curated, overpriced, and over-shopped. I found a wooden train set for my preschooler for only ten bucks, and got a bunch of other items for $1 or $2 each: paperback books, kids clothes, glasses, and canning jars. I even got a shirt for myself!

I am in this store a lot. It's located in an easy location and there is always street parking. I am…read morealways looking through the records and books. I was able to pretty much flush out my yacht rock album collection (haha). The book selection is pretty varied and I'm always picking up great books for super cheap. I've been able to get some new bakeware and toys for my nieces who were visiting. The store is organized and the staff is friendly. Everything is very reasonably priced. They don't have a public bathroom but did let my 3 yr old niece use their bathroom when we were close to an "uh o" moment. It's a must stop for thrifting in the area.

Small boutique style resell shop. If you are a woman and looking for an upscale outfit you may be…read morelucky enough to find something here. Otherwise do not waste your time. My poor husband walked in gave it a quick glance as they women who worked there tried to figure out why there was a man in their store before walking right back out. Took me less than 5 minutes to browse my size before leaving empty handed.

What a fun place with unique finds!! Jerica was super sweet and made our experience even better!…read moreThe country music playlist makes us feel right at home!! Would recommend for a fun little shop!

Michael is super nice. Everything there is reasonably priced. Of course Denim and certain items are…read moregoing to be more expensive, but that's where the demand is. We got some rad vintage records and a Harley Davidson button-up for a great deal. Definitely coming back any time I visit.

Great selection of vintage and used clothes. Fairly priced for quality clothes and better selection…read moreof both women and men's clothing than many other consignment shops.

I was really surprised at how amazingly nice this location is. Have been to the Pagosa humane…read moresociety thrift but this one is like a boutique. Note prices are a bit high but they definitely have some very nice things donated. And as someone who has helped a friend rescue some dogs, and have walked rescue dogs, the money is going to a good cause. I am not sure of the situation in southern Colorado but in New Mexico their is a crisis with stray dogs. So don't think they are charging too much, think you may be saving a life.

This place has terrible customer service, not mention the place is unkept (alike the attitudes of…read morethe employees). Ruined my day with my family. Awful place!

We had a great experience here last week when I got a last-minute invite to this snowy state. The…read moretwo ladies working there were SO friendly and helpful. We wound up spending over $100 on masks, gloves, clothing & 3 'sleds' - or whatever they're called, lol. The racks were packed with shirts, jackets and pants, but since the shop is small, it is difficult to find your size and match your preference. But hey, check it out anyway, you just never know! I'll definitely visit here if I return to Pagosa Springs!

Great guy and a nice shop for all your sporting goods needs! Plenty of high quality clearance too!read more