The selection of furniture was good. Prices too expensive for such old products. Men's selection…read morewas horrible. Too much ladies stuff. $20 is too much for a pair of ragged shoes. There was one person to check everyone out and she moved slower than molasses. She should've been at home watching her great grandchildren instead of being at work. If you want to spend a whole day in line then this is the place.

The service is good everyone is friendly the prices are good but not really on the clothes when I…read morego I go for all the non clothing items but when you do look they do have a good selection

Staff shouldn't lie through their teeth, especially the "manager". Especially when all the TVs have…read morecorrect information stating it should be 50% off today, but it makes me think they pocket the money difference and only give you 25% off. *** This has nothing to do with price tags being changed or missing, but everything to do with the store lying about their "specials". It clearly states that Black Friday deals were 50% off, but in fact, they said that's not true and only granted 25%. Actual proof below!

Clean store, friendly staff, great finds and prices are reasonable. This store always has…read moresomething that a furniture flipper can buy and resale.

I am almost a daily frequenter here. Every time is always a new fresh experience. It's like they…read morechange the racks over night. (Exaggerating) but really they have new things every day or every time I go and they always get better The quality and the price are excellent matches the prices fit the item without the need to barter (not that there is any bartering lol) but one leaves knowing they got their bang from their buck. And for a cheapskate thrift fanatic that's all I could ask for. Staff are pleasant and sweet.

Awesome place love it. The managers at both Richmond store are great. frequently and find a lot of…read moregoodbyes often I give a lot of things away to my friends and family, but I do enjoy shopping in a mental thing for me. I have been shopping there since my husband passed away just to get out in socialize. I meet a lot of good people there as well as the Staff and Manager. I was a special Needs nurse so I like to dedicate and spend my money to a place that helps people with Special Needs in disabilities.

Great place to shop on Wednesday mornings from 7 AM to 11 AM. I shop here on Thursday too the BEST…read morefinds.

Ok items, good space, but prices are too high. Let's face it, if we don't buy it - this stuff…read morewill go to our land fields. Does big corp care anything about that???

Good amount of Christmas decor in mid January. Plus great amount of kitchenware, housewares,…read moreclothes and glassware. Prices are decent and some of them are really good. Nice to see it full with people of all ages and ethnicities.

This is a busy place, plus next door is collections. Lotsa clothes of decent quality, kitchenware,…read morebad art, old books, the big stuff area is packed or sparse- all with enough Finds for $5 moments. Nothing gathers dust here. WYSIWYG. Take it.

I've been coming to this thrift shop for years with my mom, and it used to be one of our favorite…read moreplaces to go every week. Unfortunately lately it's become really discouraging to even come in because of the terrible customer service from one particular older employee at the front register. Every interaction with her comes with an attitude for absolutely no reason. The first time I checked out with her, I bought a piece of glassware from the 75% off rack and she refused to give me the discount even though that's where it was clearly placed. I let it go because it was only a few dollars and honestly I didn't want to deal with more attitude. Another time I was there, even another customer told her she seriously needed to work on her customer service skills because of how rude she was being to everyone. Today was probably my last time coming here. I found two tops I wanted to buy that were already tagged and out on the sales floor. One was an Anthropologie top for $6 and the other was $5. When I got to the register, the same employee started complimenting the Anthropologie top and then suddenly said she needed to "go ask something." My mom and I already knew what was happening because we come here often and have noticed certain higher-value items mysteriously disappear once employees notice the brand name. She came back and told me they "couldn't sell" me the top because it was Anthropologie -- even though it had already been priced, tagged, and placed out on the rack for customers to buy. I ended up leaving without buying anything. It's honestly sad because this place used to feel like a fun community thrift shop, but now it just feels unorganized and unfair. Between the rude customer service and employees pulling items once they realize they might be worth more online, it really feels like this place is going downhill.

I don't get to go thrifting very much, but when I do, I love a good bargain. I needed shoes for the…read moreopera and my flats weren't going to do it, so I went here not expecting to find anything in my size, but I did. They were cute slingback wedges and they were a bargain. Watch the quality. These shoes were great, but there was a construction issue (remember, these are donated). Nothing a little shoe glue couldn't fix. But at six bucks and a little bit of shoe glue for a paire that could've easily cost a hundred brand new, definitely worth it.

When I step into the store, I feel welcomed. The manager always speak with a warm smile. There is…read morealso an employee named Gloria. She is so helpful, the store is huge and she gives me directions of where to find items. She informs me if upcoming sales and sometimes, I am a little confused about the colors. She's very patient and explains. This has become my #1 store.

Recently started going back to Texas Thrift after frequenting GoodWill mostly. Their prices on…read moregoods, books, furniture and toys are slightly cheaper than goodwill. Books 0.50 - $3. Toys can range $1-6. You do have to dig and look around though since it's a bit messier. I have not looked at clothes since they don't have dressing rooms. Their purse selection was massive and they seemed to restock a few times a week and switch out new donations.

This is a great little place to stop in and browse. Sometimes you can find really great items for…read morereally good prices. The prices have went up in recent years but 89% of all proceeds go directly to community services. I check their social media page to see what the sales are for the day (i.e. additional discount on furniture, clothes, etc.).

I am moving and tried to donate ALL of my solid wood furniture and leather couch to Katy Christian…read moreMinistries. I took time off work to wait for their driver and helper to arrive. The driver arrived with a horrible attitude and little desire to do any work. I'm not even sure why this driver even bothered to show up considering he had not intention of saying or doing anything. I escalated the matter to the the office staff of Katy Christian Ministries and did not receive a return phone call or a reply to my email. This is how they treat somebody trying to donate high quality furniture that they can easily resell for a PROFIT!! These people are NOT good Christians; they are SCUM. I highly recommend reaching out to the following organizations are opposed to KCM as they are actually kind and appreciative people: 1. Habitat for Humanity 2. Vietnam Veterans of America 3. Salvation Army