This store is the most extensive thrift store I have ever been in. Ever. They have a little kitchen…read moreinside the store (a soup kitchen as I understand from a previous review), an amazing selection of furniture, endless trinkets and a lovely assortment of scarves. I ran out of time but would return in a heart beat the next time I'm in town.

The owners were so sweet! We found the hoopla game and only had 4 dollars in cash which the owner…read moreaccepted. He was so happy we chose to barter a little that he even gave us another game to commended us for our honesty. So sweet, they have soooooo many different options for games, clothes, dishes. It's a small shop and a little compact but the little things you find are worth it.

I happend to bump into the owners while I was shopping. we talked a bit, they seemed vary exited to…read morebe opening up a thrift store in Kittitas,wa. I'm looking forward to seeing how the store end up looking like inside when it opens. I stopped by to take pictures, and drop off donations. I can't wait!

I know who runs it, and as someone who is not religious, I was fine with supporting what they're…read moredoing here. However, I wasn't ready for what it was like inside the store. I stayed for four high pitched whiny male singers going on about Jesus and that was all I could take. Religion is fine. Modern religious music, not so much. Just not my thing.

The union Gospel thrift stores are run very well. This one and Summit are my favorite.read more

it was fine nothing special and definitely overpriced, but it always irks me when thrift stores are…read moreselling obviously fake designer labels for insane prices. i went in and they had a VERY obviously fake Gucci dress hanging from the wall listed for $800, even if it was real that's a dumb price for a second hand very out of season dress at a dingy thrift store.

Wowza! When you go into a "Thrift" store, one expects to see reasonably priced items. Not here!…read moreSave a trip and go elsewhere! I usually look for tools and related items. The few old rusty worn out ones they had cost more than buying new! All other items I saw in the store were the same! A few examples and photos... 1. A rusty old 8" drill press was $199.00 Equivalent new from Amazon (several) delivered to your front door were less than $100. 2. A worn out old 6" bench grinder was $124.00. Many new available far below $100. 3. An old bowling ball and carry bag was $45.00 4. A small wooden single desk pen set ( no pen) with a "King County 25 Years Service" brass plate was $9.99 Save your time and go elsewhere!

A nice little thrift shop with a good variety and friendly staff. I was able to haggle a little but…read moreprices were not horrible to start with. I would say the only real bad thing for me was that they generally close at 3pm

This used to be a one. Quite an eyesore before. Forced to install a fence to hide the the junk…read moreby the city. Giving it a two star for reluctant compliance.

A neat little community thrift store. Most of their stuff wasn't tagged so I wasn't quite sure how…read moremuch everything was. It was not high priced on the few prices I did see. I liked the artwork I took a photo of and probably should have bought it as it was well done but I didn't know how much it was. I bought a couple of paperbacks for $1 each and went on my way. I will definitely drop back if I'm in the neighborhood again.

Shopped at this business when they were located in Snoqualmie. Personnel were very nice and…read morehelpful at Snoqualmie location. Today, we visited NB store. You all need to make sure to tell your cashiers that they need to be friendly to customers even if they may be having a bad day. The cashier didn't seem to care about customers or working there. No smile, no "Hi! How are you?".

cute local thrift! larger then it appears and pretty well stocked. easy walk from town centerread more

Cute little thrift shop that sells mostly clothing and shoes with an assortment of housewares and…read moreDVDs. My first impression: very clean! Smells nice! When reaching for the door handle I said to my husband, "Get ready, I bet this place smells like my grandma's house." No. It smells like tide pods and dryer sheets. All of the clothes smell freshly laundered. How do they do it? I'm not sure, but about half of the store is clothing and they are all nice and clean, so they must sort through their items pretty intensely before putting them out for sale. The prices were decent, and while I didn't find any special treasures to take home, I would definitely stop by again the next time I'm in Leavenworth.