An excellent experience/vibe every time I visit and literally go out of my way to shop there…read more The staff is extremely friendly/helpful and the prices are great. I've gotten bargains that would literally be unimaginable--sometimes more than 200% cheaper--than in a retail setting. Footwear is a particular strength at Plato's. Visit the store. You certainly wont regret it if you're looking for bargains.

I have been to this Plato's Closet a few times now and can usually find some good clothes! I have…read morealso sold to them several times, and they are pretty quick when sorting through clothes compared to other locations I have ben to. Like all Plato's, they are very selective on the items they buy from you, so if you are selling, don't expect much. I do like how there are several fitting rooms in the store, so there is not much guesswork while shopping. Compared to other thrift stores, Plato's is on the higher price end, considering they do not just accept any donations. Overall, I love a good Plato's trip and will be back!

First time I went in I was charged $2 to use my credit card. I know processing fees aren't that…read morehigh. Decided to give it another chance Today I found 8 cute ducks. They were displayed on little shelves marked $14.95. I asked owner how much for ducks. She said $20 for ducks and shelves. I said I didn't want shelves, just 6 ducks. She said $30 for 6 ducks, that is more than original quote. Then she said that was not going to split it up for me. I had at least $100 of stuff I was going to buy but I left. I was waiting outside for my husband and could hear the owner making fun of me to another customer for wanting to "break up a set" It wasn't marked as a set!

Cool stuff to see and buy if you are lucky enough to find them open. Very erratic operating hours.read more

Stopped by with my mom at 230 today. We were not greeted or approached. We were perusing when they…read moreturned the lights off (without letting us know) my mom and I left without purchasing anything. We felt very unwelcome. I wonder if it is because we are POC. Will never spend my money here. You lost two good customers

Great shop to buy lightly used furniture. Staff are friendly and the prices are right.read more

Buffalo Exchange is an iconic Tucson business that started in the Old Pueblo during the 70's, and…read morehas since branched out to other cities. I've been heading into this store since the mid-90's! I love the variety of styles, trend driven vibes, and the excellent selection of different apparel, hats, jewelry, and vintage items. Usually, all employees are helpful, and have even called me if they receive something I've been looking for. The store is always organized, clean, and the displays are always appealing. I've bought Halloween costumes, trucker hats, purses, turquoise jewelry, earrings, a vintage leather jacket, dresses, and many jeans over the years. They also have a nice men's selection. Buffalo is especially fantastic because the idea of supporting a business that supports many community non-profits feels really rewarding. Plus, I'd rather give money to "slow clothing" than buy new. I love visiting and buying from this local business, when I can!

My hope for this email is that it reaches someone who is in upper management. I have been a client…read moreof the Tucson location since it was located back on Helen St. back in 1998 ish... a return client, despite the gradual demise to where it is located now on Speedway. I was in today with 4 nicely packed bags of mostly brand new clothes, and ended up being there for 2 hours, which was extremely inconvenient. The apparent "manager" - all she did was flit around the floor, flipping her hair all over the place, stopping here and there to answer super easy questions from the enormous number of employees doing....? What exactly, I don't know. I watched many at the buyer desk who appeared to be completely lacking in fashion knowledge dump out bags, only to fold almost everything nicely back into the bags I brought. Taking next to nothing, and not only from me, but from the numerous people who went before me. Now I'm no expert but I'm 56 and experienced in fashion and also have common sense and a sense of what the general public might be looking for-not just the BE employee's friends. In my opinion, 1/3 of what's on the floor will sell. What happens to the rest I wonder. My intention is not to be cruel here, and the person who checked me out, because yes, on the positive side I found some cute stuff, was very very sweet listening to my complaints there today. My intention is that someone in charge will at least assess this location and provide education where it's needed. I won't be back-there are too many much easier and profitable ways to sell.

I needed some rockin' 80s gear for a costume party and thought I could find some leg warmers here…read more Nope, this ain't your hoarder grandmammy's thrift store. There were some household items (e.g. sets of glasses and a shabby chic dining table). Clothes were neatly displayed and in some cases sorted by brands. I saw quite a few from Hollister, Forever 21 and Express. The fitting room attendant and cashier were both very helpful and sweet. If you bring in items to sell, you have the choice of: 30% of what they will price your item in cash or 50% of their price in store credit. I walked out with an Express dress (new with tags) for $17 and some righteous 80s footwear for $9. I'll be back again when I have the time to browse and find the good stuff.

OK, so I'll let U in on a not-so-secret of mine... I'm a major cheapskate! I'm not above buying…read moresomeone else's cast offs and proudly donning my "new" treasures. That said... I don't like having to spend a lot to make what is recycled mine. Twice As Nice charges way too much for most of their clothing. Most of their stock is outdated and obviously used. I totally get the whole trade-in concept - it's obvious that to make this business model work, Twice As Nice prays on it's consumers' desperation for something new to them. If U go for the cash option, U are seriously losing out, as it's half as much as the stingy trade-in exchange rate. The buyers at Twice As Nice have a way of dissing U and Ur previously loved items, usually only selecting a few of what U thought was some really good stuff. Kids clothing really isn't worth anything to them, so don't expect to get any serious credit for those adorable name brand items U splurged on, but the baby grew too fast. T-As-N is kinda fun to pop in to, every now & again, to see what they got in, especially if U are a penny-pincher and have time to kill.

Needed an office chair and no one in town had them. I decided to check out this place and not only…read moredid they have a great supply of office chairs, they also had some really beautiful furniture and home items. I ended up getting these matching lamps as well. This is the kind of store you wander through and think, They just don't make things like they used to. The owner was super helpful and said they can deliver as well.

This place is fabulous!!! Found some great Furniture for our…read moresecond home. Wonderful fair prices. The items they carry are in really nice condition. The owner was so kind. Paid him to del a bigger table I could not get in my car. I am temped to go back today if not I will FOR SURE visit again.

I don't know-- I love designer vintage but store was locked twice while saying it was open and then…read moreI had to knock the second time after an hour of browsing elsewhere. When I was let inside I was hardly greeted at all or engaged with-- none of the clothing really had prices. At all. The entire store has some nice vintage designer pieces but the whole energy was so uninviting.

A beautiful store- from the layout to the collection of vintage finds. It's minimalist and curated…read moreby true artists. They really have an eye! If you're a vintage enthusiast, 100% add Desert Vintage to your list of local shops. This is among the best.

Great place to find anything and everything. Love my new…read morecowgirl hat. Thank you ladies

The store is in a shopping mall. It is not very large. They had a lot of jewelry, some rocks,…read moresome decorative items-many Native or Mexican ones, limited clothing and other odds and end. Prices were a bit high. They had some nice items though.

I don't know much about the store but there was an open parking spot next to the service door of…read morethe store and the lot was out of handicap parking, my buddy is a paraplegic and in a wheelchair. We parked there to go to lunch a few doors down and as I was wheeling my friend away the lady chases us down and insists we get our car (with the handicap tag) out of there as her vendors need to use that unmarked spot. Here she is, all bitchy, looking at my friend in the wheelchair, insisting we get out of her spot. What an experience, my friend, his wife, and I will not forget.

I quite enjoyed going to this store! I assume this store gets their clothes from people who come in…read moreand sell them, and Green Valley is largely, but not exclusively, a retirement community. So you would expect most of the clothes to be best suited for older people, and some of them are. But actually I found several things I liked when I went in. I hadn't actually been planning on buying anything; I went in to browse and came out with a very pretty pink dress that was perfect for attending my sister's college graduation. I found the staff extremely friendly, making small talk as I checked out, asking if I was buying the dress for a special occasion, telling me a little bit about themselves. It had a very family-business-feel, though I don't know if it is, and very relaxed. There was no coming up while I was browsing the racks and trying to pressure me into buying anything. I was given my space and I really like that when I'm shopping. And the clothes were quite inexpensive. Overall, a very pleasant experience and I'd be happy to drop by again.

Great place to browse maybe find a treasure. Service was great as well . Plus the town is great and…read moreartsie