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!

Great pricing and the volunteers are lovely! I donated while I was there and purchased also.read more

So I just dropped off so very good quality items and name brand clothes. They seemed a little busy,…read moreI give them that, but I asked where to set my items, all I get is "set them there"! I never get a smile, a THANKYOU. Come one, it's we the people donating that helps you to survive! They always give off a very ungrateful vibe! I have a lot more very good make brand children's clothing, amongst other good quality items, think I'll donate from now on to Savers or elsewhere. A thank you, a smile, that's all it takes!

Now it's called Troost39. Very nice people, but small store and limited merchandise. Well priced…read more My Kansas City thrift run, in an order set by Mapquest, was: Weird Stuff Antiques Blackwells Thrift Troost 39 Salvation Army E 10th Goodwill Outlet Corrington

Great selection with fair prices and the staff was extremely helpful and kind. This is my favorite…read morethrift store in Kansas City!

My husband and I stopped into this thrift store while we were in the area. They have a lot of…read morechildren's items and toys. Their household goods tend to be on the older side. They have a variety of adult clothing and some books. Most of the books seem to be non-fiction and children. There were hardly any fictional books. I do believe their prices are somewhat high, especially since a lot of their items tend to be on the older side. My husband paid for the items but was not greeted, but was given a friendly thank you at the end.

This is a real junk store. Like another reviewer from about 6 years ago said, there is some good…read morestuff, but you have to WORK to find it. They had an old holiday Barbie priced at ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY dollars. Ridiculous! It was not worth more than $20 on the current resale market. I'm not even a reseller, just a collector! The store was not very clean and was overcrowded with crap. If you want to move items, they have to be priced well! I'll probably be back because of the few things you can find, but be prepared to search when you come! $10 for a board game is ridiculous, especially one that's taped shut so I can't check if it has all the pieces!

This location apparently specializes in clothing only and have very limited to no electronics at…read moreall; I understand that every thrift location has its own specialty but this store is a clothes factory and the prices are unreasonable in a way compared to other local thrift stores, it's kinda odd how they get donations for free but charge regular store prices for free inventory

Great play they have a wide selection of items I found so many books to read and just little things…read morelike coffee cups to plates

Talk about a one stop shop for local shopping! Just when you think you've found something for…read moreeveryone on your list, you find another room and even more gift options! I could spend hours in this place.

Looking for that special something? Do you want to get a unique gift, locally made comestible, or…read morehandmade goods? Or just something hard-to-find to make a person's special occasion or holiday? Well, that's what you're bound to find here at Junque Drawer. Junque Drawer can be found in a early 20th century home just south of downtown Olathe. And when I say it is crammed full of stuff to browse. I mean *crammed* full. Even the kitchen sink, located on the second floor, is stuffed with options. The second floor has nooks and crannies in which to get lost, but don't forget the third floor! Distinctive holiday finds, everyday gifts...it's almost like a Spencer's Gifts collided with a World Market and spread joy all over. My most recent trip left me in possession of locally made jelly (peach cinnamon!), two new ornaments for the holiday display, maybe the best yard sign ever, stocking stuffers, and decals for my daughter's burgeoning collection. I could have added handmade clothing, tremendous wall decor, and more, but that just means that I have to make another visit!

I recently walked into Shawnee antique mall not knowing what to expect and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised to find SO many good things! The store felt organized, fairly priced and welcoming. The booths are amazing. Tons of selections. I could have spent hours.

This is the oldest antique Mall that I go to visit. It's the first one I ever visited! I have found…read moremany really neat finds here and the prices are very reasonable. It's the least organized of all of them I go to, it's more like a mom and pop hardware store feeling, but it's not so disorganized it feels messy. The booths they have from their vendors also have a lot of really nice stuff. It's not like some of them in town that are full of a bunch of junk. I've gone here every Christmas now for many years to do shopping. Of the things I found here they are by far the cheapest prices of the antique malls in the region. If you are in the area and have never been it is worth a visit.

Big selection of clothes, unfortunately, their dressing room wasn't opened so I didn't buy some…read morethings that I wanted to try on first. It's a very nice clean well-run store.

Located in an extremely safe section of town, TurnStyles Thrift store is available to service all…read moreof your second-hand market needs. The parking is extremely wide open with plenty of "elbow room". 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 TurnStyles to be no different; 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. Towards the back, 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. As for my purchasing, I found a couple of very cool items! I bought a 7 foot ficus tree which I've had for a long time. But what I really like is I bought this Greek inspired side head sculpt that I absolutely adore and it gets many compliments from my guests. Also there's a Greek inspired plate and candle holders which I think adds interest to my living room. Finally, I've also bought some quality kitchen items for my kids which saved me a ton of money. There are a few other knickknacks but you get the jist. 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.