Houston's best destination for resale items. Lots of vintage and pretty things. I love their…read morediscount on items over time, clearly outlined on price tags. It feels like an estate sales store. I love how the ladies working keep everything beautifully organized. It's such a delightful shopping experience. I will definitely be back.

RATING ON APPAREL CONSIGNMENT SITE ONLY: Consignments are…read morebooked via the website, beginning @ 9:00 a.m. on the 26th of each month. Unfortunately, the Apparel site is fully booked within 2 minutes after opening. The Household Goods Consignment appointment site is easy to work, and one is able to readily book appointments. All in all Charity Guild of Catholic Women is an excellent organization, but needs work on the Apparel Appointment Website.

I've driven past this place so many times and always said, "I need to go there" and finally, after…read moreyearsss, I went! I was very surprised by the selection they offer. A little bit of everything: apparel, furniture, accessories, decor, kitchen and seasonal items. I got myself a cool, new painting for $12 (the original Kirkland price sticker was still on the back for $29.99)! The colors were vibrant and hummingbirds are my favorite. Looks great on my wall! The cashier was so cheerful and even suggested we sign up for emails to get notifications for certain discount days. Apparently the day I went, it was 20% off the entire purchase! Super rad. Wanna know something even better?! I started following their Facebook page and MAM actually stands for Memorial Assistance Ministries- "Services and trainings focused on workforce development, financial stability, mental health, and more." I LOVE that. Doing good for the community! I saw a solid white tea/espresso cup with saucer set of 4, by Crate & Barrel for $2/piece! They could be purchased together or separately.... of course I was like "Nah, not today." Now I have regrets!

Great selection with a wide variety. My friend found high quality: Lennox Christmas Stoneware (9…read moreplates for $130); I found a beautiful solid wood velvet lined keepsake box (20x6x6) for $5. Plenty of well-ordered clothing, housewares, and furniture, without that thrift store smell. It also has a boutique section. Parking was scarce but additional parking was available at St Christopher's just down the street, which also had a resale shop.

I'm not sure what's going on with this business. I've been there several times but the last couple…read moreof times I was treated rudely and just left, they could improve on their customer service and improve their cash flow in my opinion.

AMAZING!! Sarah not only curates great finds, but is so friendly in chatting with you as you look…read morearound. I'm loving the decorative pieces I've found and will definitely be returning to see what else is available. The holiday finds are SO cute, I can't wait to bring my little cousins over to browse the Halloween (costume) selection soon!

This is one of my favorite thrift stores. They always have some nice furniture and books…read more Everything is set up so nicely. Today was my first day to donate. It was very helpful of them helping me to get everything out of my car.

I found WHAM while driving to the GW on the I-10. I've been there twice now, and found some…read moreinteresting items. Their prices are fair and they have a constant rotation of goods and 50% off sales on different categories. Cashier and staff are very nice. The only thing I wish they'd do was open a dressing room, since you can't try on clothes and all sales are final. However, for $4 for a shirt or sweater or pants, you can't really complain too much. Their clothing does seem rather boutique and you can find some brand name clothes for a steal. Just be careful to check them because there are holes and pilling. A lot of furniture and household goods. They do deliver, but I don't know what the fee is. They have a large selection of books ($1.50-$3) and smaller selection of CDs ($1.50), DVDs, and some games. You can also donate and feel like you know where the money is going.

I had a great shopping experience here, the lady running the register was great help and was even…read morewilling to bargain for the 3 items I purchased. The service was friendly. I got good value for the items j bought.

Purposely put glue on my windshield, over a parking spot! No clear/ visible signs about parking,…read moreblends right into the building. Unnecessarily added glue, just the tape would've sufficed. Intent to damage your vehicle

This shop did not disappoint! The booths are beautifully curated. There is a ton of stuff to look…read moreat and you could easily spend hours in here. Prices are on the higher side but they aren't absurd. The workers were friendly and happy to help or answer questions.

Soooo much to choose from. It's filled with individual vendors sections, so there are many styles…read moreto choose from. I came in looking for a vase and found a great one. Perfect place for bar glassware, art, and wood pieces as well

Sorta disappointed. This place was suggested to me and their depop website page states they are…read moreopen from 1-8p Tuesday-Saturday but nobody y is here. Doors locked. I will try to return on Sunday since that is the actual day that she went, even tho that day is not listed as open for business on their site. So confusing. Sucks cause I live far and not in the area often.

This is a cute, vintage apparel store on Emancipation. There are lots of windows and super high…read moreceilings so it's bright and airy. There are mostly t-shirts but also some sports wear and denim. I love the old-school albums along the wall.

I came inside the store just to check to see if they had any vintage glass specifically…read moreWestmoreland Bird Nest candy dish, carnival glass, and swung vases to add to my collection. As I walked around the store, I noticed that it was more antique furniture and knick knacks. There were two booths dedicated to vintage glass. In the store front window to the right was some peach luster, avon glass, stretched vases and towards the back near the cashier station was a rather large booth that was fully lit. I looked in the lit booth where none of the price tags were showing, but it was a huge collection of Fenton Glass and some of it was carnival. As I was about to leave the store, I thought maybe to ask one of the vendors about prices and to be shown pieces. I asked one vendor who was sitting out front drinking a coffee and reading a magazine. He gladly assisted me. I asked to see the stretched opalescent glass vase as I was keen to find out the maker. He encouraged that I ask the owner who was the cashier. I walked up to her with the piece and said, "Hi" could you remind me whose the maker on this beautiful piece?" The owner gave me the biggest attitude and was being condescending towards me. She said, "and you don't know who makes this?!" I told her that I had forgotten. She said, "well obviously this is Fenton" and proceeded to look it up on Google. She goes on to mention Fenton is an American brand. She was not only ugly towards me, but her and the other vendor was prejudiced to think just because I forgot the maker on that piece that I was completely clueless on all vintage glass. The owner convinced me to buy the piece, but after dealing with her snobby attitude I decided not. Before I left, I asked the vendor guy to show me this fenton carnival glass cat and carnival glass fairy lamp. I mentioned to the guy that the cat was carnival glass, the guy tells me, "uhhh, no I don't think so because this vendor gets her inventory from China and it's iridescent glass". So then I ask him to show me the fairy lamp which I told him, it's carnival fairy lamp. He picks up the piece looks at the nametag and turns to me to say, "ohh you really do know what you're talking about because the name plate said exactly what you mentioned." I just left the store because the experience was terrible. Awful owner who has superiority complex. Lack of friendliness.

This has to be one of the best antique stores in the state. It's heavily curated with antique…read morecoins, glass, jewelry, pottery, leather goods, and home decor. It's easy to spend an hour (or several) just looking at the amazing & affordable treasures they have! I definitely will be coming here regularly, since their inventory is always moving!