I go to this thrift store pretty often. It is usually busy, but I almost always leave with at least…read moreone treasure. Today I went home with a vintage Fire King piece, someone's cute cat figurine collection they donated, and a handmade cutting board. Only complaint is the price was written directly on the cutting board in Sharpie instead of using tape or a sticker. All thrift stores: please stop doing that! This thrift store is always well organized with holiday sections, a large toy area, lots of picture frames, craft supplies, linens, and always some furniture to dig through. The clothing section is pretty small, and I have not found many nice brand items to make the prices worthwhile, but I did find a bin of handmade crocheted hats for cheap and picked one out. It is not the cleanest store, so plan to wash your finds well when you get home. Still, they do not sell broken junk like some thrift stores, and there is usually nice stuff set out. The staff members I have talked to have been kind, and the prices are fair. Not the absolute cheapest, but thrift store prices everywhere are going up, and this place follows that trend. Overall, this place will always be worth my monthly stop in and I love my treasures I've found here.

Store is a mess ! Overpriced!!!!! This use to be a clean place well priced but Im not paying 25 for…read morea pair of used shoes that are dirty ,just because its name brand .I use to love going here but I can go to hobby lobby and get it cheaper. This is why people need these businesses people are struggling .

This place is like a small Goodwill but with a more personal touch. It's very clean and the staff…read moreis friendly. Also much better prices! Everything is $2 each, except coats are $5, hoodies I think $3 and some smaller items $1. There's also a few household items and toys.

From the owner: Being Renewed Thrift Store is a quality clothing store sell most items for $2.00. Jackets/Coats…read moreare $5.00 and Hoodies are $3.00. We are open from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday.

I really like stopping in here to check out what's new. They have nice clothes and also some decor…read moreitems. On this occasion I did not find what I was looking for but you never know, maybe next time. I was looking for a holiday outfit for a Christmas party. They also have a decent selection of jewelry. The prices a little higher than other thrifts and consignments I visit but the brands are typically better. I am always greeted as I enter and if I need anything I can ask. The store is not huge but the selection is pretty good. I am sure I will stop again.

I came here accidentally with trying to help my daughter sell her old jeans etc. this store does…read morenot buy your clothes directly, but they will examine your stuff, took whatever they think is in the season and good for sell, and once they sell, you get 50% of the list price. The lady worked there is very nice, and this is my first time doing this. I come back after 3 weeks, and only one of my daughter's Jean been sold and she got 11 dollars! Hahaha!

This is one of my favorite places to go. The people that are friendly the place is clean. I've been…read morethere and found several antiques and just different things that you might need or just want. Go out there and check them out if you won't regret it you'll have a good time and it is family oriented.

Overpriced and no decent stock. Northern Ky Goodwills are horrible. Cincinnati is better but no…read moreby much. Still overpriced for free stuff!

I love thrifting but who doesn't these days?! This was my first visit to this location and I…read morecouldn't find a parking spot so that was my first indication of good thrifting! Inside was chaos! It seemed like it could be organized more. Glassware was in front and clothes were in the middle of the facility. Little odds and ends were at the beginning. I got a headache just thinking walking thru it! If they had more space, I'm sure it would make for a more enjoyable experience.

I go to a lot of thrift stores and this was undoubtedly the worst parking I have experienced. After…read moreI waited 15 minutes to get a spot I finally got one behind the building and made my way through gravel to get to the building. I walked in through an overhead door with plastic strips hanging in it. I went in search of some vases and I was able to find them. What I love most about the thrift stores I visit is the clothes I am able to find. This store had a really poor selection of clothes and shoes. I did see a pair of boots I liked but the had them marked at $45! That is crazy for a pair of Durango boots at the thrift store. I bought my three vases and nothing else. I will not be returning to this location as there is nothing really for me there.

Since new ownership, this is the third time I have bought something from this store and found the…read moreoriginal price tag on the item that was significantly lower than what I paid--This is supposed to be consignment store and it is not. Also any item that is considered designer label is marked up -so no bargain. A consignment store is supposed to be fun and provide discounts but this store does not. I learned my lesson and will not shop here again. ps- I usually do not have the time to write a review but was so disgusted that I felt I had to. Interesting to see other reviews with the same exact complaints.

This used to be a great little consignment shop. Since it came under new management, I've only had…read morefrustrating experiences. The racks are so full that you cannot move the hangers to view the inventory, and as result, the clothing often falls off the hangers. Prices seem to have increased. The clearance discount has evidently changed, though that is not communicated anywhere. During my most recent visit, the air was off and the store smelled like dirty feet making for an even more unpleasant experience. My tolerance for the temperature and odor quickly waned upon learning that the air conditioning was not just malfunctioning, but was deliberately turned off at the preference of the new owner... Never mind offering customers a comfortable shopping experience.

I recently stopped in looking for an Easter outfit and Abby was very sweet and helped me through…read moreout the store. I highly recommend this place they make you feel comfortable and their clothes are super cute. Reasonably priced and the store is clean.

I really wanted to like this place and I hoped they would make better offers than some other places…read morebut unfortunately I was really disappointed. I brought in two brand new pairs of shoes both with tags and I'm the original boxes. They offered me about 3$ each... I brought some clothes too and ended up walking out with 8$. I don't mean to be rude but I feel like the people behind the counter don't actually know what to look for. The clothing selection they had is all the same style.

The young girls working the register for buying clothes during weekdays are blatantly refusing to…read morelook at clothes brought in. This occurred on a Wednesday last month. A family member of mine brought a large bag filled with Plato's "brands of the month" desirables and dropped them off. I walked around the store to shop. I blatantly overheard the young girl at the counter tell another girl that they have "no time" to look through the bag and to just "text the customer and tell her it's ready, can't take any of it". They had no clue I was related to the customer. They did this with 3 other people, all older women, bringing in clothes for their teen daughters to sell. Bags sitting in the corner piled high with stuff to look through was never touched. I personally took photos of the way my clothes were placed in the bag prior to dropping them off here, and after picking them up. They were UNTOUCHED. I literally had Athleta, Nike, even a Lululemon pair of size 10 leggings sitting right there in the top of the bag. You know, the brands listed right there on your promotion for $5 extra. Barely worn. Then the reason they gave my family member was the clothes were "too mature" for Plato's. So that's why there's QVC brand coats and Walmart brands sitting on your racks? Yeah, right. I bet any amount of money these girls would have looked through the clothes if it had been a high schooler bringing in the bag or if they knew them. This is a shame.

This location has been reliable for selling our clothes. A few times a year we come to this…read morelocation, as they tend to buy our old clothes. They are quick to check you in, and keep you updated on progress of the buy. There have been times there was a longer than normal wait, but they will allow you to leave and come back at a later time. Oh by the way, they will text you updates. Super cool! Give this place a try, they always seem to pay us more than what we expect. It's some nice extra money to put in your pocket.

I go to a lot of thrift shops and stopped in here to check them out. Their selection seemed pretty…read morenice. I did find the prices to be a bit higher than other consignment shops in the area. Although I did find out that they were getting ready to have a nice clearance sale to send out the spring/summer clothes and transition to fall/winter. The last day of the sale they actually did a bag sale. I made it in on one of the sale days and bought some nice clothing at a more reasonable price. They also had some decor items. The store is fairly small but they packed it full of good shopping. I also found a pair of shoes that I liked. I actually paid more for them than I would have liked but they were unique. I am sure I will stop in again. I may make it when they are transitioning over to spring to pickup some deals on winter clothes.

Prices are outrageous for used clothing, especially when the brands aren't high end. Advertised 70%…read moreoff clothes that were stamped, spent an hour in the store and couldn't find anything stamped. But I did find the employees bickering with each other over how to set up their ring light and technology so they could go live on Facebook and sell virtually. This should not be done during store hours, or should be done in a backroom where customers who are physically in the store aren't treated like second class citizens to your Facebook lives. Clothes were packed heavy on racks, so I can't imagine they get much business on the sales side.