I used to love going to Texas Thrift because they had a good selection of products and prices were…read moreonly slightly above average (I.e., a nice polo was $5-8). However, over the last few months they've been changing their pricing. Items that used to cost under $7 are now over $10. There are some items that they list at what would be typical MSRP. For example, an Under Armor hoodie with a big stain on it was listed for $20. This doesn't limit itself to clothes, I found several single quart Rubbermaid containers for $5 when a pack of 4 is around that. It seems like they only pay attention to the name of the brand and then ignore the condition of the items. The workers are always nice and the service is good. It sucks that they adjusted the prices on everything.

Prices are very High. Why call it a Thrift store. Might as well buy new…read more Then No Fitting Rooms!!! If I wear a large size doesn't mean all clothes that are large is going to fit. It varies from different brands. So, then i cant return nor exchange. Unbelievable!!

I did not take any photos here because I did not plan to review, but after thinking about my visit…read moreand chatting with my friend who was with me, I decided to make a few comments. I realize thrift stores rely on donations, but several items we picked up were marked boutique but appeared more than lightly worn. Many of the clothing items were heavily worn and not in good repair. A necklace behind the counter was missing more than a few gems. The store is organized by categories but the lighting is awful, and makes it seem dirty even if it isn't, and there are dead ends/blocked aisles that require you to turn around and go the other way. Staff seemed friendly enough. I interacted 3 times with a young male teen and he seemed pretty low key minimal interaction but by the 3rd chat we hit it off to to speak. He's probably just slow to warm up. I did try on a few clothing items that I purchased. My friend also found something. But I don't think we will add this to our list of shops to frequent.

Great selection of home goods, decor, books, clothes and small electronics at a reasonable price…read more Great place to visit if you are looking to furnish your place. What I love most is the daily deals. The employees are always super helpful. They also have an area referenced as their "Boutique" items which are higher end items that are a little more pricey but again very good finds at a fraction of the retail price and in very good condition.

Dishonest. Yesterday I looked up a sega dreamcast on letgo the gentleman in this store who owns it…read morewas selling it there . I went all the way there from northwest San Antonio . asked if it was not working could I possibly get a refund he said all sales were final . But he guaranteed it would work no question. I brought it home and tried with four different controllers from different sources and with no avail . it was a broken system. Very dishonest will not come back. Don't appreciate that at all. Very messed up. Paid obviously too much. He's a scammer. Don't come here . Not worth it friends. No stars

Really love to come here and check out all the cool stuff they have to offer. This was my second…read moretime coming and they always have exactly what I need in classic games and accessories, not to mention great quality of items in perfect working order. Also your one stop shop for anything arcade related. I will be definitely returning again in the near future to check out some classic Nintendo games

I like visiting this Culebra location! Out of all the thrift stores on the Northwest side, this one…read morestands out for how neat and well-organized it is. The clothing sections are sorted well, making it easy to dig through and find great name brands for just a few bucks. I always walk away with at least a couple of great finds. The cashiers are consistently polite, and checkout moves quickly even when the store gets busy. Highly recommend checking it out!

I've been to this location twice now, but today, on top of a good spree today, Noemi was…read moreexceptionally kind and helpful at checkout. She felt very relatable and like someone I could be friends with. And it made we look forward to coming back!

I am a regular thrift store hound. I love shopping for boutique clothes and bargains. I understand…read morethat the people who work at these places do not get paid very much, and I don't expect a whole lot, but common courtesy would really be appreciated. I was standing in line at the Goodwill on Potranco Rd. There were three registers open. I guess it was break time for one of the ladies because when she finished waiting on a customer, she just left. I had started to move forward but realized that she was leaving and so I backed up. That was no acknowledgment saying, "so-and-so will be with you in just a moment." There was no one behind me so I backed up behind the pole that showed where you're supposed to stand. 10 minutes later I'm still in line. One of the ladies finished with her customer, I asked, "Should I come forward?" She ignored me. I started to move forward a little bit and then realized she was still cleaning her counter space. At this time there were five people in line with their families behind me. I could not back up so I stood slightly in front of the pole, but still at least 6 ft away from both of the registers. Idela, who was working the other register looks up at me and says, "You need to back up. We expect people to stand behind the pole." I turn around and look at the line behind me, and she says that they all need to back up. Well, I don't see how I'm going to make this happen so I just stand there. Nobody says we'll be with you in a minute. No smiles. No courtesy. Another employee comes back from her break, is standing behind the register and playing with a scarf twirling around and making jokes. Then she opens her register. Finally, they call me forward and the lady at the first register called somebody else forward because she is finally finished putting away hangers. Look, somebody needs to train these employees in just common courtesy with their customers. An, "I'll be with you in a moment," or a smile, "sorry we're taking so long." Just anything to indicate that they understand that we're waiting, that they have noticed us and will get to us as soon as they can. A little courtesy goes a long long way.

The store was very organized and clean. I don't know if Goodwill launders or sanitizers their…read moreclothes before putting them out, but they always smell pleasant. Shoe and purse selection was great. Almost all of the items were priced right. I found a bunch of canvas art and prints in nice frames, metal art pieces and amateur oil paintings. If you look hard and use your imagination you can decorate your whole house for a reasonable price. Checking out was an extremely pleasant experience. The clerk wrapped all breakables. She should of gotten a 10 minute break after ringing up our purchases. Because we purchased so much at once we needed a rolling cart and an attendant to escort us to our car. Great experience from start to finish.

Easy access from 410. Large area for parking. Store is clean and well-lit. Items are well organized…read moreand not jumbled upon each other. Because it's a smaller Goodwill, the paths between racks are somewhat narrow but certainly navigable with cart. Not all dressing rooms were open at my visit. Friendly, courteous and helpful staff. I was impressed to see cashier using time without a customer to disinfect work surfaces.

Brianna is super rude & very unprofessional. She must really hate her job to have to mistreat a…read morecustomer: Who gets mad you have to work@ work? Remember you chose your job not me don't be mad at the world

I walked into this place hoping to be inspired and I truly am. I spent 45 minutes talking to the…read moreowner Rhett (sp?) who had a lot of good things to say about the mission of this place. I'm sold. The goal is to be able to donate funds to families who are trying to adopt children. Right now they are still setting up and have a lot of work to do to get everything organized , but, there are so many items that are up for sale at very reasonable prices. They are planning a grand opening at the new year 2023. You will find furniture -used and brand new-, dishware, clothing, tools, garden items, office items -including usable laptops-, art, home decor, medical equipment such as wheelchairs, parts for home repairs such as doors and ceiling fans, and too many other items to list. I'll be coming back for cast iron skillets once they are put on display. This place will need a lot of help from the public to keep it running, so, I encourage you to come by and take a look. I'm glad I stopped by and met this awesome family working for a worthy cause. And by the way, I scored with beautiful Guinness glass to add to my collection at home.

From the owner: Located off Bandera and 410. We are a small family owned business. If you enjoy finding beautiful…read morehome decor treasures and furnishings come check us out. Here you will find lightly used home decor, furniture items, beautiful antiques, vintage, household items, children's clothing, women and men clothing, an array of fashionable women shoes, and more. Come see for yourself. Our mission is to help families adopt children.

I was excited to go to my first uptown cheapskate. It was mid afternoon, the store had about a…read moretotal of four customers. When I walked in I wasn't greeted with a welcome or hello. There were plenty of employees behind the counter. I walked around and noticed the purses, which were very cute. Then I walked to the pant section and then the dresses section. I finally chose a dress and a pair of pants to try on. One on asked if I needed help or if I needed a dressing room. Which was very disappointing. I finally asked an employee for a dressing room. They fit but not to my liking so I looked awhile longer but didn't buy anything. I was expecting a thanks for come or come again since there was at least four people behind the counter. I'll try coming back again maybe next time the employees will be more help or cheerful.

The staff was pretty rude and condescending... and what really upset me the most is they only took…read moreone item from the bag of clothes I brought in which I understand but they gave me five dollars for a $200 pair of jeans do not sell to them. You'll get ripped off.

Love! Love ! Love! Signed up to volunteer and will be doing it again. The staff is so helpful and…read morewalk you through everything to make sure everything is packaged correctly and that expired or opened food is not being distributed.

Went here to volunteer as part of an Yelp event. This organization is wonderful and they are doing…read moresuch great work. Everyone we interacted with was kind and helpful. Our shift was to sort through the donations and box them in the appropriate categories. I would encourage more people to volunteer their time here and help feed our neighbors.