One dollar thrift days! I found several very nice tops for both my partner and I for only $1 each!…read moreThe staff were incredibly helpful and nice. With sales like this it can get crowded but if you have the patience you can find some nice diamonds in the rough.

I saw this store online and it was calling me. It has the hip/cool factor. I love vintage and was…read moreexcited to go. Arrived a little early and had to wait for them to open. Unfortunately, the young guy opened a few minutes late and didn't acknowledge it. Okay, so not a great first impression. I was looking forward to seeing their jewelry but didn't find anything. However, did locate a cute cardigan and bag. I was disappointed again when they were sold out of their totes. They didn't even have regular bags. Debating on whether I'll go back but definitely worth checking out.

Cool little thrift store. They have quite a bit of selection here and they don't just take any…read moreclothes so they have a good selection! Not like your typical good will. Pricing may be a little high for a thrift store but I think it matches the quality of the clothes for the most part. The lady in the front was sweet and efficient in her work taking in clothes and checking out customers. Overall definitely would make a stop back if they play better music. It was a bit loud and really out there.

I was really excited to come and shop at this place, considering there was so many good reviews on…read moreGoogle and help. However, I do want to mention that the building is kind of hard to find. Also, as soon as you walk in there, is this stench about the place that smells moldy and old. Then not to mention as I was searching through the racks. Most items were between $10 and $20 each. I definitely thought the prices were pretty ridiculous. Considering most of the items in the space looked like things you could go get for $6 to $10 at Ross or Walmart. I will say, though that the staff was very friendly, and explained the layout of the store very well.

Loved the super-friendly owners! They were helpful, patient, and even recommended other good…read morevintage spots to check out and great local restaurants. Will definitely visit them again when I'm in San Antonio. Reasonable prices, great selection, and knowledgable curators--can't really ask for more in a vintage shop!

This is a local thrift shop. They are very welcoming and have a selection of goods that is nicely…read moreorganized. I found a few pieces and I'm looking forward to gifting and wearing. They do have a bin in the back you can sort through and those items are priced low. They also offer gift cards.

Every thing she works on is perfect. I had a jacket that she added flowers and it is gorgeousread more

Good service and great name brand buys even for big guys like me. Great prices and discounts. Well…read moreworth the time to peruse the wide selection of clothing and accessories.

Nice workers and deals plus they have good clothes I just got my new jeans highly recommend.read more

This place has died. After today's experience, extinct in my world. As in, it used to be a more…read morequirky thrift store that had a treasure hunt vibe to it. Ever since COVID, it seems like it has tried to become a Texas thrift trying to promote clothes, but did not do it successfully. Their prices and value are also not quite up to par. Compared to similar thrift stores in the area. My biggest issue today? Customer service was absolutely unacceptable. I feel like they were uncomfortable because of all the pictures I was taking? The two ladies in front kept staring and whispering to each other and looking back at me. I decided to give them the benefits of the doubt- they must have better things to talk about? I had nothing with me but my mobile, so why were they following me around? I looked through the clothes for about twenty minutes, then went over to the shoes, then back to the clothes. Then I went over to request getting into the fitting rooms, which were locked. One lady from the front came over as I stood there. "Something wrong?" Was the first thing she said to me. Taken aback, I replied, no, I was trying to get into a fitting room, please? I showed her my three garments. "Were you putting clothes back?" "What?" "My associates said you were putting clothes back." I looked at her blankly. "They said you took some and were putting them back in the shoes section." "I apologize, ma'am, I do not know what you are talking about," I answered in the most polite voice, even though I was getting increasingly frustrated. "They saw you. Take clothes and put them by the shoes." At this point, I was ready to leave. If this was how they were treating customers, I was not about to beg to be let into the fitting room, let alone give them my business. "I do not know what you are talking about, How about we go to the shoes and you can show me? I did not put anything there, only the clothes I have in my hands." "No. They took them away", she replies. Silence. "I am going to have you ask you to leave," she says. I don't even care anymore. Frankly, I am not sure whether I am more puzzled by how this confusion has taken place or more shocked that they have the audacity to treat a customer like this with no grounds. She did not even try to communicate with me with kindness. She was accusatory, told me to leave, and that was that. I left. Never plan to return. Good riddance. Highly not recommended. Zero stars!

Enjoyable place to shop. Many interesting things to see and find. Helpful staff, and you never know…read morewhat you could possibly find there.

It's not a thrift shop. It's only a donation center. Yelp needs to make that clear on their…read moreposting. There are other Goodwill stores nearby.

Great finds at good prices . Found a pretty red lace valentine jacket for a steal. They have a…read morelarge selection of gently used designer clothing and bags.

Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. Lots of great selections for all sizes. Not a shortage of…read morestyles.