My husband and I stopped into this thrift store while we were in the area. It was well organized,…read moreand the toy area was particularly well organized. Usually if you go to a thrift store, the toy area is trashed from the kids playing with the toys. But they had the toys higher up on shelves and bagged with the pieces that go with the toys. So they actually had a better selection of toys because all the pieces are most pieces were intact. I ended up buying some toys there for my grandson and also some books. Their prices were good compared to other thrift stores. I did not look at the clothing prices which tend to be ridiculous at most thrift stores. We did not have to wait long at all to check out and the woman was friendly. I have been to the other Blessings Abound thrift store in Overland Park, but not this one. I would recommend it to anyone living in this area.

I was very impressed with this thrift store! It has the best book selection I've seen at thrift…read morestores in the area and grabbed three hardcover books in perfect condition for $5.00 total. They have deals each week on different colored tags, so you can get 25%, 50%, or 75% off certain items. They also had a nice furniture section. The only thing a bit lacking was children's clothes, but overall they had nice items for great prices!

Lots of new stuff...tile, light fixtures, paint, smaller batches of tile, mastic, hardware…read more plumbing, electrical, wood trim & molding. Used furniture, antiques. Depending, it may be worth your while.

Great to pick up cheap building materials. They may not have what you need but what they do have is…read morereally cheap. Really nice employees

This is a great store for this area. We really needed something like this in South Kansas City…read moreGrandview area. They have a nice selection of new and used furniture reasonably priced lots of home decoration items and other vendor items as well. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Good used furniture at great prices. I just furnished my entire place with well made, vintage,…read moresolid oak, which will last years longer than the cheap particle board junk sold elsewhere. Very friendly and helpful staff: they even brought on extra workers on a Sunday afternoon when that was the only time I could move.

The donation drive thru is very efficient and safe; the workers seem nice and accept most…read moreeverything you take to the place. The store seems a lot more spacious than other local thrift stores. They do have discount days for seniors and veterans. It is so popular that parking can be a challenge but with some patience you will find a spot.

We stopped into this particular Savers today to see their selection. It was a large thrift store…read morewith almost all the parking spots taken. It was generally clean and the staff was nice. They had a decent selection of items but I do feel they are overpriced on a variety of items. Many clothing items can be purchased almost new at Ross for the same price. The children's clothing is reasonably priced.

Updating my review a little bit after returning several months later. The prices on a lot of the…read moreclothing seem to have come down a bit. It's a step in the right direction! I appreciate that they have color tag sales but the colors are confusing. Yellow looks just like orange, for example. The store itself could use some improvements. It's typically pretty dirty and they racks of clothes just pushed into random spots around the store so it's very cluttered and difficult to navigate. There's also very little rhyme or reason to how most of the Knick-knacks and books are organized. It's just kids books and adult books, not separated by genre or even fiction vs. nonfiction. The service is always pretty good. The people are friendly and say hello and goodbye. It's still not anywhere close to the best thrift store in the area but they have improved a little bit. I do think it's terrible how much prices have gone up in the last several years. The point of thrift stores is for low-income people to have the chance to buy good quality things secondhand for an affordable price. A lot of these places are forgetting that.

Stop putting staples in your clothing. They use staples to attached price tags. It often ruins…read moreclothing. It's ruined several things I've purchased there. Otherwise pretty good thrift store. Decent selection and prices. Stop using staples.

I am not a huge thrifter, but this is by far the best thrift store I have ever been to. The store…read morewas so clean and organized. I felt like everything had a place. I saw a ton of different things and the inventory seemed higher end than other thrift stores. I originally came here for DVDs and they were priced great at $1 each. The staff were friendly and helpful as well I will definitely be back!

Great selection but prices are out of this world. Whoever prices needs to stay off the internet…read moreand ebay. 25.00 for a coffee mug. 169.00 for a brass figurine. 5.00 for a tiny doily. 28.00 for baking dish with no lid. Shopping here is frustrating. It's not a high end store. But the prices look like it.

This store is garbage. It's absolutely filthy and so overpriced I am quite literally gobsmacked at…read morethe fact that they are still open. I don't care if they're a nonprofit, this is highway robbery. I've been to other Salvation Army stores and NONE of them price things so exorbitantly high. Let's not forget that part of the charity of thrift stores is that they SHOULD BE providing used items at reasonable prices for people who cannot afford to buy things new. The people who run this place should be ashamed of themselves.

Worst outrages prices. Old worn Abercrombie and fitch skirt $41!! Broken vase $15! No wonder there…read moreare no customers and the store full!

Top notch high end resale shop where the proceeds benefit Kansas City Hospice and Palliative Care…read more It is my go to place for designer hand bags. Today I picked up a lovely Kate Spade bag, some jewelry, a couple of books, a new scarf, and a some items for hostess gifts. They run sales often.

Story Boutique is a hidden gem for lightly worn, quality and designer clothing. It is hidden…read morebehind O'Niels Restaurant on a side street. Parking is easy. This is a lovely shop with volunteers who care, and with proceeds supporting hospice. There are a few racks with Chicos garments. Then there are racks with expensive designer formal wear. Several racks for skirts and jeans. The jewelry area is nice, the quality jewelry is in a case. you'll find plenty of purses and scarves. In the summer, there are plenty of flax items in smaller sizes. This season (24) there are Beautiful new with tag garments from Worlds Window in size small. The clothing is donated with proceeds benefiting hospice.

So Frugal's has moved locations! Unfortunately it's not for the better. There is less stock…read more(possibly because they've just recently reopened!) and the prices are higher. While there are definitely some treasures and deals to be found, it's ultimately a downgrade in quality from the previous location, at least at the current time. I also want to note that despite loudly advertising that "all clothing is $2.98," they have a section at the front of higher priced clothing items. I admit I think this is a rather duplicitous business practice. It also seems random what clothes are put up there. Some of it was the same fast fashion that infests the rest of the clothing racks, while some finer materials and true vintage was languishing on the $2.98 racks. It just didn't make sense to me! It's worth a stop if you're in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way for Frugal's.

Located in a relatively safe section of town, Frugal's Family Thrift store is available to service…read moreall of your second-hand market needs. I found the parking lot to be depressing as if I was in the middle of no-where with civilization being hundreds of miles away. I'm just adding this point as it was the way I felt. That said, the staff friendly and most of the patrons were very nice. Please note Thrift stores are very hit or miss so going from week to week can result in a highly different experience. I'll be the first to admit, all thrift stores have a funky smell to them and I found Frugal's to be especially smelly; nothing to the point of unbearable but it lingers for the duration of the visit. Now in terms of being what do they offer, well pretty much everything and anything. Furniture, clothing, toys, books, CDs/DVDs, cookware, you name it. I found the kitchen section in terms of pots, pans, mixers and things of that nature to be very sparse while their main attraction was clothing. Off in the back right, one can find a small furniture section with some decent to horrible offerings. I liked some of the books they had and was extremely tempted to pick something up since I found many that perked my interest. Their music selection had me laughing as I noticed a couple odd bands from the 80s, 90s and beyond which I don't think anyone would buy. Color Me Bad anyone? I don't recall seeing much for motorized lawn equipment but I was in and out relatively quickly. Overall, thrift stores have a very particular clientele and subculture. I'm pretty sure if you're reading this you know how things go, so I'm not going to try and upsell you, rather give you the thumbs up to come on by and see what they got. It's safe and the people are nice while have a very large floorspace open to many different reasonably priced objects.