Way way too expensive for things used! Asking furniture the outrageous price they ask- is unreal! Not even antique! They must base prices on this stuff new! I mean Facebook market place is cheaper! Goodwill would NEVER ask these prices! It's about helping out- right? But they sell a Starbucks used cup for 7.99! When brand new it's at least 19.99! someone is robbing for God here! It's a shame! I won't be voting for best thrift store this year for them! read more

I haven't really asked for any kind of service here, other than access to the dressing rooms (which is generally prompt) but the cashiers have been friendly enough. As a perk, even should you not find anything to buy, beside the hall at the back with the bathroom there's usually a "free" box where you can pick up a loaf of bread or similar "expiring soon" offering; just recently they had the box full of Christmas sprinkles, along with a small table of free baby food. Honestly, it's a highlight for me lol. But I think the odds are in your favor, because the selection is as good as it gets. The right side of the store has furniture, and I've seen some steals mixed in with more "meh" offerings there. They have one of those weird "we saw this on eBay" sections and I never bother looking at it because thrift store staff genuinely have no idea how eBay works and fail to understand the difference in these markets, but my partner has once or twice found some electronic or something that's an okay bargain. They have a good and ever changing mix of craft supplies (still kicking myself for not grabbing one of the several huge collections of embroidery thread on offer) and there are usually some well-priced odds and ends, like 49¢ 3M respirators for house projects, or a box full of 4/$1 wooden mallets (serendipitous, as I needed replacements for one my kid's toys). There's an entire multi-tiered table of water bottles, loads of purses (including a tall bin of drawers packed with small pouches and cable/makeup bags), a wall of caps, a surprisingly large selection of both adult and children's books (50¢ to $1 if unmarked, and kept on separate shelves), board games and puzzles, a small shelf of office stuff, even a chest of drawers full of kitchen utensils. At the counter they have a decent collection of good quality costume jewelry, probably from church members. There are many, many racks of clothing, which are well organized by type and size, and somewhat by color. They're usually fairly priced and sales make for even better deals. They do a good job of weeding out damaged goods, though every now and then their own tags will leave holes--I NEED thrift store staff to stop doing this! I managed quite a haul of baby onesies from the stacked bins in the back; no, they were in no way organized by size as they appeared to be, but at $1 a piece they were some of the cleaner, better quality ones I've found locally. Toy selection was also good with actual useful stuff like sets of blocks and Melissa & Doug baby puzzles, not just balding or naked dolls. I also appreciated the toys being mostly above a child's eye level. Overall this is one of my favorite thrift stores, being well-lit and comfortable, with good restroom facilities, comfortable dressing rooms, and generally fair prices. read more

Great thrift shop Clothes and other used merchandise. Reasonably priced Really fun store to shop! read more

Very clean and organized. Large variety. Great prices. Excellent customer service ... very friendly.

Great spot for kids books, games, and puzzles. Didn't really browse the clothes but did have a couple pieces pop out at me that were winners. Staff is really friendly and prices are better than most thrift in area. read more

They are very courteous and nice at the store. They were very helpful. I was very happy with the help and guidance I received at the store.

The employees love what they do and could not be more helpful. They are wonderful and caring people.

A woman names Cassie uses Marcus Pointe Thrift store for her personal business. One time I needed to pick up a girls dress that was on varage sale, she told me the Marcus Point Thrift Shop address, when I got there , I thought I was lost because I was expecting to do a porch pick up. So, I inquired and was td that I was in the right place. The lady working there went to the back and gotten the kid's dress for me. Well, it didn't look like the picture. It was faded so I declined and thought of looking for a better one at the thrift store. Cassie revoked my membership with varage sale bec of this incident. I didn't feel bad cause varage sale has gotten junkie anyway. During the first few years, it was a nice sisterhood platform , but since the previous administrators left, varage sale has gone downhill. Marcus Point Thrift Shop is great tho. Cassi just shouldn't use it as her personal business outlet read more

First visit was pleasant. Dressing rooms are large enough and clean. Employees are pleasant. Cash discount is interesting. I was told they have a frequent shopper card, but no one pitched that to me when I checked out. Clothes were nicely organized and pretty good quality. read more

1its was Different selection of men's clothes. The nick nacks thought were standout, there were Bbinch of interesting nothing's.

This thrift store AND the church are all about money money money...Everything is way over priced and good luck trying to negotiate. Highway robbery. $ is All they are after.. read more

This used to be one of my favorite thrift stores as they always had decent prices. Now they are the most expensive place in town. Almost everything in here is at or above retail prices for used and abused items. If you want a sampling of their prices, take a quick look at their Facebook page to see what I'm talking about: A used roaster missing the knob so you can't even use it $30, ancient overhead projector $60, dish sets $100. I honestly don't know how they stay in business anymore. They could better support their mission if they priced reasonably not greedily. read more

The store was clean and well stocked. My wife selected several pairs of jeans and was excited about her purchases.

Be careful shopping their sales. I spent two hours tracking down ten clothing items for the 10/$10 sale. (Very picked over inventory). I specifically asked when I arrived if there were any exclusions and was told no exclusions. Then at check out I was informed that items with price tags were not included. ! The volunteers should get their story straight. I won't be going back. read more

Expensive store. There is no "thrift" here, just grift. Thrift means savings, but this store is so price heavy, you don't save any money. Some of the items they sell, like electronics and kitchen appliances are priced so high that you might as well buy the items new. They have an eBay section as well and it's ridiculous. They think they should price everything in that section the same as what you'd find on eBay. What this store doesn't realize or does not care about is that with eBay, you have to source the items (this "thrift" store gets its items for FREE), research the item, clean the item, take photos of the item and list the item. This store does none of that other than look up something on eBay and assume someone will pay that price for a local store. Ridiculous. Just because someone is asking a specific price on eBay does not mean that item is worth that price. This is a common misunderstanding these grift stores don't want to understand. I do not see any benefit to shopping here. They need to remove the "Thrift" in their name and replace it with "Grift." Won't be back. It's a waste of time. read more

Good things: Good deal on clothes it was 10pc for $1! Plus the cashier mentioned that they occasionally do bag sales stuff as much as you can in a bag for $20 Questionable things: Toys overpriced & extremely disorganized scattered hard to reach for the kids Books/DVDs/ are disorganized Tips: - If your looking for furniture, there wasn't really any, I saw a twin headboard in box brand new. - The clothes were clean, but not what I am used to (no name brands hardly and the condition of the clothes was very loved in majority of cases). - there are 2 dressing room booths - it looks like they are building an addition to the building, which it looks as if they desperately need they seem to be busting at the seems read more

I hardly go here anymore, everything is so marked up. I thought it is a thrift store, not a retail store.

The thrift store does not help the poor or disabled on basic need of clothes. Its very sad all the stuff they get is donated. The stuff is very over priced read more

Not a thrift store.... more like on the border of antique or consignment prices. It's crazy how much they are asking for donated items? Not worth the drive or time in my opinion. Better off at goodwill or teen challenge. read more

First time shopping here, definitely will go back again. Pretty decent selection and prices were reasonable. The staff was very friendly and helpful as well. Store was clean. read more

Mostly very old and too worn clothing, that should have been discarded or donated to the needy, instead of priced as such. Management should be a bit more selective in putting much of these items for sale. read more

The workers are very friendly and the store clean. The items are extremely overpriced. I can purchase used Chinese Laundry heels from the 2000's online for cheaper than $20. read more

I have been shopping the Marcus Pointe Thrift Store for several years. Excellent thrift store with a purpose to help others.

Great store with great selection! The staff is always friendly and the store is well stocked. Love shopping here!

Most of the time when I come here they have something that I want. They have a very good tagging system so it's easy to determine the price for an item. They are friendly and there is always a large selection. read more

they have a different sale every week, and put out new things every day. the employees are helpful, and spend a lot of time keeping things full and organized. store has a great atmosphere, very welcoming! read more