Such a cute resale shop. All of their items are displayed nicely, easy to find things and well…read moreorganized. They sell furniture, decor, fine china, high end fashion, and more. The glassware was plentiful and the items were in excellent condition. I love the boutique area. It's set up to mimic an actual boutique. Sizes range from small to 4x. Everything is marked so you don't have to guess how much something cost. Prices were decent, I couldn't tell staff from the customers, and i wasn't greeted or spoken to while browsing.

Great store, well organized. Please clarify online that…read moreDitto is NOT a consignment shop.

Very disappointing. The prices were absolutely all over the place. The clothes were reasonable but…read morethere was nothing worth buying. The socks were all priced outrageously high, with some pairs originally from Dollar Tree priced over $5. Like other reviews have said, this store has a lot of junk. They had some cute furniture but most everything sitting out was already tagged as sold, except for the pieces marked at $300+. The service was not great. The line was super long and took forever despite having 3 cashiers at the till. The woman taking things out of the glass case for people was rude and hurried. This is the only location I visited on this trip and while it hasn't incentivized me to visit here again, I'd probably stop at others of this chain to hunt for good deals.

Wonderful place to thrift with the proceeds going to help those in need. They have clothing,…read morehousehold goods and all kind of knickknacks so you sure to find something you may or may not need.

Nice assortment on several floors. Great prices and I love that it supports Camp Wartburg. It is in…read morean old depot building and has some interesting features, such as stained glass windows. They sell everything from media, books, games, clothes, sporting goods, decor, holiday, furniture, accessories, shoes, housewares, games and more! It is organized in major categories, but beyond that it's a scavenger hunt. If you like the challenge of finding the right thing at the right price, this is the place for you! Waterloo has several thrift stores. Consider this one for shopping or donating!

This place is awesome. This thrift shop has lots of fun knick knacks and clothing... but most of…read moreall I LOVE checking out their furniture! They keep most of their furniture outside because the store is rather small. So at any time of day, you can drive by really slow and see what they have sitting outside. I usually see a few couches, tables, chairs, bed frames... and since I'm always looking for wooden furniture to refinish- it's a gold mine! As for the clothing selection, it seems like an average thrift store type of selection. And the parking lot can be rather challenging. It's small, gravel, and on Saturdays can get tricky to park in it. But as I said - gold mine for fresh selections of furniture every few days and fun knick knacks. Plus the proceeds go to support Camp Wartburg (an awesome Christian Camp for kiddos). I love bringing my donations here too.

Like any thrift store, some days you can visit and find wonderful items and other days not so much…read more I have found Eddie Bauer, Liz Claiborne clothes and a small Coach bag. Some items still have store tags attached. I have purchased four hand made baby quilts over the years. (donated by a church) I enjoy making donations and then finding something I can't live without! The people have been working there for years and are so very nice. Generally there is a "free" cart outside which may have toys, books or other interesting items. This is one of my favorite thrift stores. It is not fancy, but small and comfortable while looking to update items. This is the best place to buy table cloths, shower curtains and place mats.....check it out.

Great selection. Got a bread machine and charms. Coming back with a truck for a couch. Such a good…read moredeal on everything.

I love this shop! Always changing. Always new and different merchandise. The staff is very friendly…read moreand helpful. And the prices are great! Make sure you visit often!

It was very nice. Near and clean and had a lot to choose from. Found some really great deals.read more

I was able to donate three large bags and they were very helpful and kind to assist me with taking…read morethem out of my vehicle.

I happened upon this shop on accident and I am so glad that I did! The staff are very friendly and…read morehelpful. The shop has a welcoming atmosphere that made me feel right at home. I would say that this store is broken down into 2 main areas. The first is what you might expect from a typical thrift/community resale shop. It has clothes, shoes, picture frames, lamps, books, kitchen items, etc. I like that I can pick up smaller home items here that other big chain thrift stores might not have. For example, I was able to get things for my desk like a stapler, clips, folders, notebooks, and pens. I've also bought lamps here. I like that they test their electronics before they put them out for sale. The second area is their furniture warehouse. Now this place is HUGE in the best way! It is very organized. There are 2 floors full of furniture. A staff member will accompany you. Both guys who have helped me find furniture have been very knowledgeable about their inventory and can take you exactly where you need to go to find the type of furniture you need. We bought a beautiful solid wood dresser for $60. To get it home, the shop referred us to a non-affiliated delivery service that often helps their customers. Ask about Fred! He and his team did a great job getting our new dresser to our home.

I thought I'd reviewed Elder's before. No? Ok... The place…read moreis huge. Deep building. Three floors. Many antiques, including so much furniture and each piece I have seen in excellent condition. I usually buy smaller pieces here, including old photos (nerd that I am, I look through the ones that have legible names on the back and find descendants of those depicted). They offer a sizeable discount if you pay in cash. No mask requirement, but vaccines have been available for quite some time and the place is big enough to space yourself many feet from the nearest person.

My wife is a designer out of New York, and when we come to her hometown of St Louis, she always…read moreinsists on coming here. Elders is a treasure trove of unique and beautiful antiques. The selection is vast and diverse (THREE floors), with something for every taste and budget. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and they go out of their way to ensure you find exactly what you're looking for. The prices are more than fair, and the quality is outstanding. I highly recommend Elders to anyone in the market for high-end antiques at reasonable prices.

Stopped by for the first time a couple weeks ago with my friend who was in town and enjoyed…read morebrowsing the selection of clothes they had! The service was friendly and the employees were helpful in answering our questions! I'm not too savvy when it comes to how well something is priced, but it seemed reasonable with the exception of some more classic vintage items that were on the more expensive side. Overall, a fun spot to explore!

This place suuuuuuuuuuucks major. You will never get me to fall for the scam of "curated vintage."…read moreEveryone who works here are pretentious snobs and didn't bother talking to us at all the entire time we were there. The selection is small, 75% of it is stuff no one would pay $15+ for, not to mention it's poorly organized and packed in way too tight. You can barely move around in here, especially if you're fat. Skip this place and go to a real thrift store. Fingers crossed they go out of business soon.