Their clothes feel clean and very well organized. They have a lot of stuff that is medium quality…read moreand priced okay for what condition it is in. The people are sometimes kind.

Its a good thrift store but there are way tooo many people shopping there…read more Decent items. Kind of a soul sucking oppressive environment with socially inept people there. Not a fun shopping experience;)

This was my first visit, but definitely won't be my last!…read more Dog Junkies has a little bit of everything, even some higher end products. All things I saw were in great shape. Everyone was so friendly and informative answering any questions we had. Extra great that it goes toward helping animals via 'A Home for Spot' - a worthy cause for good, reasonably priced items.

What a lovely second-hand boutique! If you're a shopaholic like me, Dog Junkies is a great spot to…read moreshop with purpose. This small business supports an animal rescue, while offering clean, boutique items. They often run deals (see their instagram), and have a great selection of gently-used clothes (with great brands), bras, shoes, decor, jewelry, furniture, and even an outdoor section with many planters and kitchen gadgets. It felt so well curated, making me wonder who in Vegas is donating here! The store reminded me so much of my favorite California shops, nothing like the other thrifts in Vegas. I almost want to gatekeep Dog Junkies, but they have enough to go around. A true local's gem in North Las Vegas that I wish I'd tried sooner!

I had a friend who went through their program years ago. He went on to be incredibly successful…read moreand has had a great life, thanks to the Salvation Army. Service at drop off is excellent.

I recently noticed this little store tucked in between others in the shopping plaza. It is clean,…read morewell organized, and stocked with an assortment of items. There was a 'green tag' sale happening when I visited. I was told by one of the employees that anything with a 'green tag' was fifty percent off the price marked. I looked around the store, except for the clothes. I found only a few items with an actual 'green tag' on them, of which I was not interested in purchasing. It's a nice store, but from what I could see not much was actually marked 'green tag' for the sale. The employees I interacted with were nice, but I did not find anything I was interested in at the time.

Hi Yelp friends!…read more This was my first time here. This is a super cute little resale boutique. Lotsa variety. All different sizes and styles. Some clothes, hats, shoes, other things. I feel like I did really good finding a half dozen cute tops for a really good discount. It's not so big a store where you feel over whelmed. It was just right. They have a beautiful mirror to use and cute little dressing rooms to try stuff on, which is perfect. The girl that works the register is very sweet. I asked her how it works and she was very kind to explain. You read the sign just above the clothes. They will state the sizes and any other info. Each little closet area is owned by a different person so that's why all the clothes are not sectioned by size. This is definitely a fun shop to visit for a fun thrifting afternoon. The parking lot is good size so I was able to find a spot. Though it is kinda busy. There are quite a few other shops and restaurants. It is situated back on the bottom floor of the shopping mall. Look for the cute Indy clover sign. Check it out if you are in the area. I recommend.

I truly love the concept of this place and you can find so many cute items here ! I do feel the…read morepricing is a little high for some items. This was my first time selling my own clothes here and you can rent the booth for $35 a week. Although my booth didn't do the best I thought it was a great experience. Unfortunately, I wasn't too impressed with the customer service and the morning I came to set up my booth some of the girls seemed to be bothered. It would have helped more if someone walked me thru it more instead of making me uncomfortable. Overall, I figured it out .

I've been a loyal customer at this Savers for a long time, and thrifting here has always been my…read morefavorite way to unwind after work. Unfortunately, today was the most unpleasant experience I've had. While I fully respect the closing times, from about 30 minutes before close, a staff member began repeatedly shouting over the intercom. At 7:57 p.m., I was at the back of the store, literally about to head up to pay, when the new security guard approached me and sternly said the store was closed. I checked my phone and calmly said, "It's 7:57; I've got three minutes," as I was preparing to head up front. He walked to the front, where my mom was already in line, and spoke negatively about me to another staff member, not realizing she was my mom. As I walked toward the front to pay, he continued glaring at me with an angry expression. My mom and I exchanged a look, surprised by the hostility. I love this store, but no customer should feel targeted or unwelcome for simply shopping until it's time to pay. I hope management can address this so loyal customers like myself can feel welcome again.

Savers Value Village was founded in 1954, and operates as a for-profit reseller of various…read moremerchandise. It has 315 location around the world, in the US, Canada and Australia (where I visited one of their stores earlier in the year). They purchase donated in bulk from charities, and then sorts through and reprices items for resale, sometimes for higher prices than when brand new. This was plainly obvious as my wife found examples where the original tag was kept on the merchandise, and had a LOWER price than the new sale tag...they should at least spend the effort to either remove the old tag or make sure the new price is lower. That being said, my wife did find a used Keurig coffee maker that she wanted to use as a secondary in case of need.

I called after emailing and not getting an answer. When I mentioned that I received a rude response…read moreabout being busy, they didn't even answer the phone with a business name, so I had to ask if I had the correct number. After I told her what I was interested in selling or getting an estimate on, she told me nobody is interested in what I have. Then she proceeded to say that they only deal in "High-End pieces." Well, bully for you, lady! If you had not been so rude, I would have told you what else I have! I wouldn't do business with this company ever!

We used this firm when we needed to sell a family members home quickly. Because we live in Calif we…read morethought it was going to be many trips and lots of overnight expenses but that was not the case. The staff was awesome and saved us SO much time and trouble. Stuff we didn't think would sell did, and the art and jewelry was auctioned for more than we thought it was worth. The staff is energetic (with positive and uplifting attitudes), and I highly recommend them to anyone who needs a great team to jump in an get the job done.

All kinds of Amazon returns. The store is packed, too messy. Miscellaneous stuff all the way out…read morethe door to the parking lot. Just to be kaotic. Lots of junk.

Lots of good deals if you are willing to spend some time to sniff them out…read more It's a small store, but there's plenty of hidden treasures!

oo lala! I love checking out some thrift stores whenever I'm in a new city and this location did…read morenot disappoint! They're not super big or glamorous, but there was a lot of items to dig through. I ended up leaving with 2 new tops, but there was a treasure trove of interesting books available too. My favorite part is that there's dressing rooms! Workers here are all very chill and nice. Come ready to dig around - you could easily spend a few hours here.

The racks here were so jampacked that you couldn't browse through them especially women's jeans…read more And whoever is pricing, these items is totally nuts! They have no idea how to price items according to brand names. I saw a pair of Rock Revival jeans for 9.99 but a pair of no name cheap internet jeans named Fashion Nova used for 9.99. Please make that make sense! I was getting so frustrated at these prices that I just decided to put back what I found and just not even bother. It's a freaking thrift store for goodness sake! I'm not going to pay $20 for a pair of worn jeans when I know that they should be at least half that price! No wonder the racks were bursting at the seams, nothing is moving. It's just too freaking expensive for a thrift store. I went to Plato's closet and was able to find a brand new pair of jeans in current style at this moment for $13 which was a steal. Then I stopped by savers on Rancho and scored a deal on 2 pairs of really good quality jeans for only $13. Now that's what you call a deal and that's what prices should be at a thrift store. Unless something is at a deep discount, I would not at all recommend going to any Goodwill thrift store, especially this one.