I want to thank this store for being apart of the community. I can always find something I am…read morelooking for here. The table out front usually has some free items you may need such as cups or sometimes cute mugs. Everyone is very nice and everything is very clean and organized. Big book selection along with free section! I find myself adopting new free cookbooks and health books any books that make my fancy. If you are in fallon it is the best thrift shop here. Best value also funds going to the local community.

Not very impressed - there is a large selection but many of their nice items are outrageously…read morepriced! I managed to look up comps online on several pieces I was interested in, and we are speaking of being over-priced by a range of $40-$60. There was zero acknowledgment by staff upon entering, perusing, and leaving - they weren't that busy but a simple "hello" would have been nice!

Styled like a boutique! Great selection and service. Pleasant to shop in a clean organized shopread more

The people here are saints. Due to an unexpected death in the family, I've spent the last 4 weeks…read moreclearing out items from days of future passed. I've taken 4 trailor loads of clothes, kitchenware, furniture. They take anything saleable, except for computer monitors and probably old TVs. The volunteers will help you unload your wares. They are appreciative of your donations. Glad this place is there in my time of need Also, they practice covid compliance!

Found this little spot hidden in between some other businesses and decided to give it a go after…read morehaving a utter failure right before. It is a very tiny store jam packed with various items. The shoe rack is behind clothing racks of odds and ends of again various styles, sizes etc. Doesn't seem to have any sort of organizational system going on. If you walk in the back you pass through a vinyl record section all of them covered in a layer of dust. I'm sure there are some great oldies in there for you collectors. Keep walking you find yourself in a back room filled halfway with hardback and paperback books. The old book smell is overwhelming but if you like that like I did it brought back memories of libraries and used book stores with my dad. Thanks for the nostalgia. The other half of this room is tools and hardwares I was not interested in any of that. I felt as if I was on that hoarders show. I'm sure there was so many treasures I missed because the sheer magnitude of stuff was looking over my head. It was too much to handle. Slight old smell maybe some organization would help this store owner out. I want to go back in the future and see if what is new if anything. There may be items of value there you gotta search through the treasure boxes.

Full of junk, no organization, a mess . The shop owner smokes in the store. Over priced a big let…read moredown.

The not new shop is on base so only military members and their families can shop here. But it's an…read moreamazing store! The prices are great. Seriously. I bought a $500 double stroller here for $50!!! They are only open on Tuesday's and Thursday's. On Tuesday's they are open from 9:00AM-1:00PM and Thursday's they're open from 2:00PM-6:00PM. Cash only!

Great thrift store, very well organized. Good selection of jigsaw puzzles and books. Found two…read morereplacement pots for my old coffee maker! What find that was! Everyone practicing COVID-19 safety. Love this place!

Great thrift store. Big selection of books. Has an eclectic mix of clothing. Very reasonably…read morepriced.

I met Ed...(Founder of "Thrifty Things") well before his store on Main St.was opened. From the…read morefirst meeting I found him attentive, bright, and kind. I had just moved back to my hometown, Yerington, and needed "almost everything" to settle into my new space. Many of the lovely essentials I find around me now come from both that early, urgent time over 2 years ago..when inexpensive, was very important..and quality really mattered. And my life here now. I see things I bought from Ed. While this continues be true at "Thrifty Things" and remains the reason many shop there, enjoying help from Ed's very dedicated family members who "make it work" even when it's very busy....There are those who have yet to walk through that simple front door to take a "look around"...maybe even venture into some of the lively back rooms loaded with shiny, serviceable objects.. Some find affordable things they never knew they really, really needed ! This can matter long-term for Yerington because even though Ed is a modest man he has proven to be a generous and dependable contributor to more than one "good cause" here in our little town. We are lucky to have both Ed and "Thrifty Things". Disclaimer: The fact that we are both redheads has nothing to do with this review. Go see for yourself. M

I was in there about a year ago, and they had costume jewelry for a dollar. The young man…read moreovercharged me and when I brought it to his attention , he got p*****. I will never step foot in that store again.Because of that.

Finally found this store on yelp!! I went to this store when i was struggling in life a few years…read moreback and genuinely felt such peace walking in to this little home away from home. The staff are such amazing individuals , i wish i could remember the name of the lady who took the time to have a conversation with me, i will never forget our talks about her farm. I hope to be back someday!!

Love this store. The staff is always polite & helpful. Will continue to do business here for…read moreyears to come

I came in here to shop and the lady who claims to be the owner was nice at first. Once I looked…read morearound and decided to purchase an item with my debit card, she then became rude and changed her tone of voice. It was strange. As if I was not good enough to shop there because I didn't have cash. Needless to say I left and will not be spending my hard earned money there. Some items were way overpriced for the age and condition, other items were fairly priced. Just a tip for a young business owner: Your customers are the ones who make your business successful. Treat them as such!

From the owner: Selling gently used items and customers first.read more