I found a black blazer that I was eyeing at Target a few years ago, new with tags for just $11…read more(originally $50). Thrifting can be so much fun! I had never been to a Savers before and I just wanted to check it out. I didn't realize it was just like a Goodwill store, and they resell donated items. It was a fun adventure day. Service was just okay. They only had one staffed register, and 4 self service registers for check out.

The store was clean and well organized. There was an abundance of artwork and kitchen supplies…read morewhen I went. There was a decent amount of furniture, but not much in the bed and bath section. While I did see employees stocking merchandise, there didn't seem to be any dedicated to assist with questions. That said, if you need help just ask whoever you come across. The prices were overall good, but not as cheap as other second hand store (ie; Salvation Army store). In total I spent $28.81 for 4 items (pictured). While using the self checkout register, I noticed there were paper bags (only). However, it looked only my station included a few sheets of newspaper as well. Guess I was lucky because it came in hand for wrapping my fragile item. As I headed out, I also noted they had various sized corrugated boxes, which can be good for carrying goods. This was my first visit to a Savers and the experience was good.

Store is large with lots of clothing. Good pricing on clothing. The house decor is slim pickings…read morebut the prices are good, not high. Store is clean and well lit. The staff i interacted with were helpful and friendly. Found some good books at a decent price.

This is a large thrift shop with all you'd expect to find - clothes, shoes, art, and furniture…read more Craft items, electronics, boooks, etc. There were some areas that seemed well-organized and others that were not ... I was intrigued to find some brand new holiday merchandise from well-known retailers, including Target - and enjoyed that one wall was devoted to all holidays (meaning you can purchase Halloween items now). There is a no-refund, no-return policy for most items - electronics for sure - so I did walk away from a $10'dehydrator. All in all, a fun spot to walk around, but prices seemed a bit steep. It is with a visit. .... More review highlights to come.

This thrift store is so hit or miss. They need to have a sign as you enter what color tags are 50%…read moreoff. I always need to ask. The Burnsville store has 2 signs. What is nice is there is another thrift store within walking distance. I only go here occasionally. Sometimes I find a treasure that I can't live without, sometimes I walk out without buying anything. Its the treasure hunt.

Hands down my favorite place to shop . Staff was friendly and helpful and such a wide variety and…read moregreat selection on everything honestly hands down my favorite place to shop. I drive all the way from Northern Iowa

Awesome PICKUP SERVICE!…read more Our family have been donating lots of household items to downsize and share what is not used regularly anymore. The 2 guys who come and pickup items from our garage, are so kind and strong and careful with all donations. Impressed every time and our family will continue donating.

website says free furniture pickup, not true, by the time I got to end of filling out form for…read morepickup, wanted a credit card and 225.00, no thanks do not appreciate false advertising.

I've donated to this thrift store several of times but have never been inside to check it out. I…read morewill say it was very underwhelming. I know people donate junk they don't want but it definitely gave junk drawer vibes. You might find some gems if you dig enough I guess, I don't care to shop thrift stores much.

I went to a fashion event at this location which was so fun! They had jewelry making and snacks and…read morethe store was closed down for just us to shop. Then recently, I utilized their personal shopper service. I had a free 75 minute appointment with a personal shopper who had loaded up a dressing room with clothing, jewelry, shoes, and purses in my sizes and colors. She gave me advice on fit and colors and took away things that didn't work and grabbed me things I needed. I walked away with I think 13 items for $94. A scorching deal!

I was in Blaine anyway for a work meeting. This thrift store was nearby. Gps has you do a u turn at…read morea stop light. I browsed and found high prices. I didn't find anything to buy. Today was a cheaper senior day also. I did drive over to Savers afterwards.

A great place to bring good things that I want people to be interested in. Especially well kept…read moreitems.

Clean and nicely organized. Seasonal items grouped at front of store. Very helpful workers.read more

This is the brand new CAP thrift store, located in a previous Pier One store. There was a sign on…read moredoor saying Holiday stuff 25% off. I found a few things including MN Twins Zubaz pants, elf from elf on a shelf, vintage felt Santa, pig tail barbecue turner new in box, Justin Timberlake 20/20 CD, and a wooden log foot stool or shoe rack. The staff was super friendly. The prices weren't ridiculously high. There are bathrooms at the back right corner of the store. There were small half carts and the rolling baskets. Parking was plentiful. The store is super clean and not cluttered. Stop in and maybe you'll find a treasure or 2 or 3.

I found the inventory to be a bit smaller than stores like Salvation Army Store and Savers. LThat…read moresaid there are still lots of pros. - Lots of vintage decor. Upon entering you'll find of a variety of vintage items (not just second hand) to the left of registers. There were jugs, soda bottles, spice jars, figurines, and more. - If you're looking for Christian books, or audio, there are lots. What I like about the book session is that everything is shelved in alphabetical order. I don't see that at other second hand stores. -Speaking of books there's a small section of vintage books. Whether you're looking for something to read or just to use as decor. Many are pretty, leather bound, and with metallic ink on the spine. -There was a good selection of lamps and furniture, but the home decor section was a little basic. I didn't check out the clothes. A big con for me was how narrow the aisle are. There's no way to pass someone with a cart, if you happen to have one as well. I would definitely return. If you're looking to have a day of shopping, Arc Value Village and Unique Thrift aren't far.

Oof, I'm not sure if I stopped here on a bad day or what but my experience here wasn't super great…read more Upon entry the place smelled like an old folk's home (later I realized someone was cleaning the bathroom so there may have been an accident), it was bad and the place was super crowded and cramped. I was able to peek through the dresses and there were a lot of good items. A kind lady asked for my opinion on one she picked out, very sweet. Just not for me.