This store is absolutely fantastic! I stopped by to make a donation, but they were closed outside…read morefor a heat break so I went inside to drop my items off. I was so impressed with the store that I did some thrift thing for the first time in a couple of decades. The staff was super helpful and kind, most folks there are volunteers. I was able to find a pin striped suit that fit me for $30. All I have to do is get the pants hemmed because I am short. I also got a couple of shirts, including a KC Royals shirt for five dollars because I didn't have one. Students and teachers get discounts on Friday and seniors 55+ get 25% off on Wednesdays. I love that this store works with people who are transitioning from being unhoused to housed and they let them come in and select whatever they need for their new place with no charges. For this reason, we will be making all of our donations at Hillcrest thrift store from now on.

Last two times I've been there dealt with rude employees . This last Friday was the worst . Some…read moreold man got on a mega phone and was yelling at customers in the store that they were closing in 30 minutes and the employees there have lives and want to get home to their families . Excuse me jerk, if you don't want to work there than quit !!! If you're terrified of working a few minutes late to deal with customers that are giving you money, you're in the wrong business !! Meanwhile the new store , Savers , next door actually keeps good business hours and doesn't scream rude crap at customers . Also the nasty old woman at the front counter was very rude trying to rush people out . I will never shop there again and will now donate to savers , I hope they put you out of business

We always take our donations here for the DAV. But I decided to drop some things off and then also…read morego inside this time. The staff in here is very nice and helpful. They have a large and well organized selection of housewares, video and audio recordings, clothing, electronics, and all kinds of things. As some reviewers have mentioned, the prices are a little steep. It says "thrift store" in the name, but thrifty shoppers might be shocked by the numbers on the tags. I'm sure you can find a bargain or two here if you look hard enough. But when I used dinged up Crockpot is priced more than a new one, I wasn't going to stick around long.

Awful store. Filthy and overpriced. Things are priced higher than regular stores and it's broken,…read moreoverused junk. The service was the only saving grace - the person at the counter was super kind.

Out of all the Goodwills I want to lean towards giving this one 4 and 1/2 Stars. This Goodwill was…read morevery well organized and it featured the best selection of men's clothing and everything that I come to expect in a Goodwill store. What does shoot this place down is that it is unfortunately pretty pricey to shop here. This place has a few dressing rooms and modest restrooms. It's a nice, peaceful location with plenty of people shopping here for the holidays. Great selection of knick knack items and unbelievable household finds. Definitely recommend stopping at this Goodwill!

This GW wasn't bad. Large, well organized and clean. Section in the back features sports fan…read moreclothing. The housewares section didn't have a whole lot, and prices were decent. Smallest section of furniture I've ever seen in a GW.

My husband and I stopped into this thrift store while we were in the area. It was well organized,…read moreand the toy area was particularly well organized. Usually if you go to a thrift store, the toy area is trashed from the kids playing with the toys. But they had the toys higher up on shelves and bagged with the pieces that go with the toys. So they actually had a better selection of toys because all the pieces are most pieces were intact. I ended up buying some toys there for my grandson and also some books. Their prices were good compared to other thrift stores. I did not look at the clothing prices which tend to be ridiculous at most thrift stores. We did not have to wait long at all to check out and the woman was friendly. I have been to the other Blessings Abound thrift store in Overland Park, but not this one. I would recommend it to anyone living in this area.

Bought a couch from the boutique side, great people to work with! The gentleman who helped load it…read morewas so nice, thank you!!

Service: you better bring someone to help you if you decide to buy their overpriced used furniture!…read moreSign on the outside states there is not enough staff to assist you with your purchase. Everything was overpriced and absolutely not worth the drive!

The furniture and other home decor is overpriced and staff isn't friendly at all. Plenty of other…read moreplaces to get the same furniture at better prices.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Big-Creek-Antique-Mall/432727220397582…read more Several antiques shops right next to each other downtown Greenwood tons of great stuff bought some marbles from them, people were carrying stuff out will return

This is my favorite store downtown!…read more I got my wife several things for her birthday at Local Foundery. They have an amazing, curated collection of local KC made art, products and crafts. We got some cool soap, bar shampoo, candles, a book on local tourism and a cool KC Current wall hanging. This place is special. Just go!!!

This place is awesome! First found it during an Amtrak delay that had us exploring the charming…read moredowntown Lee's Summit district, and loved everything about it. It's got so much Kansas City stuff, including a load of nostalgia; Waid's Restaurant, Katz Drugstore, old postcards, actual vintage apparel, and more. They also have newer stuff like the trendier KC gear, Pickwick candles, and stickers. Rediscovered this spot yesterday on a bike ride into town, and I was reminded that I could spend a lot of time in here. This is the perfect spot if you need to grab a gift for someone, or just want to support local and show off that KC pride that permeates everyone in our city.

I had ordered take out for a nearby restaurant and needed to kill 45 minutes, so I stopped in just…read moreto see what they had on sale. It was a weird time of day so there wasn't really anyone else in there except one other customer who was trying stuff on. The clerk gave me a friendly greeting, asked if I needed any assistance and I let her know I'd just be browsing around. They did have a pretty good selection, I started in the sale section because I'm cheap (haha). I found several nice tops, that were new with tags, but each of them had a flaw of some sort. I don't hold this against Clothes Mentor, especially considering the fact that this is a consignment store AND that I was mostly looking at clearance items. I guess the part that bothered me a little is that some of the tags would say AS IS on them and some didn't. Maybe not every issue had come to their attention yet. So, just be careful. I found a shirt that was a great price, so decided to get it. When I went to check out the lady working was so bubbly and friendly. I actually enjoyed shopping there and left happy. So, even though Lee's Summit isn't a place I get to often, I wouldn't mind going back sometime in the future.

I love it here! The ladies are super sweet and helpful and I almost ALWAYS find something I love…read moreand a great deal!

Large store , prices ok , no air conditioning and no restroom. You cannot have a store of this size…read morewithout a bathroom

Even though the prices are high they are always nice and cordial. The value is lacking on some…read moreitems.

Listen- I was born…read moreand raised in Austin, Texas so I know consignment shops to a "T". After moving to Kansas City I quickly scoured the town for the best in the area-and headed off to several in both Westport and Overland Park that Yelp claimed were some of the best in town. This shop, however, is BY FAR heads and shoulders above the rest. When you walk into this store everything about it screams upscale, chic, modern-yet-vintage boutique. The decor is perfection (and something I always promise I will try to craft for my own home) and the window displays are perfectly styled to give you an idea of the season's trends and the store's offerings. The owners/staff are also the most welcoming, friendly bunch I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. (I can tell you I've walked into Ditto and Clothz Minded several times and never once been told "Hi" or treated like a valued customer. ) And if the initial greeting doesn't sell you-try plucking something off the rack and wait to see how long it takes one of the owners or staff to offer to place your items in a fitting room for you a-la-Free People and other high end boutiques. THAT'S customer service, my friends. As far as some of these negative reviews go-I'd like to remind everyone that one of the most important parts of owning a store like this is knowing your buyer. They can't buy everything you want to sell them-they'd hemorrhage money like crazy if they purchased everything people bring in. If the put forth the money for purchase-they need to know the item is going to have a buyer. I know it's hard to walk into a store, hopeful that you will receive a ton of money for items you no longer want. But unfortunately if you no longer want them you have to realize there's a good chance that others won't either. And it's Revive's job to make that tough decision so when I - as their buyer - go there looking for new fashion finds I'm not slapped in the face with ten year old GAP pieces that were on trend in 2009 or a plethora of forever 21, american eagle and other teeny bopper brands that have no place being in the wardrobe of anyone over 15 (I'm looking at you Ditto. *glare*) And this is why I can't say enough great things about this store. ALL of the clothing I've purchased has been on trend, in perfect condition (sometimes NWT) and sold at MUCH better prices than online retailers or other local consignment stores. I've walked out with Free People and Marc Jacobs for under $10. I've purchased a $1000 limited edition AUTHENTIC Coach bag from them for $350 after discounts. And EVERY time I visit I purchase at least one jewelry item that the owner has specifically purchased a gold and silver version of to sell in the store (if the silver version is out-I've probably gotten there before you. :D) And that says a LOT about this store and the owner's understanding of the fashion industry. As a buyer I feel like this store was MADE for me. Do I like everything they have on the racks? No. Do I walk in every time thinking "Ugh, this is my favorite store and I'm about to do some damage?" Yes. Do yourself a favor and give this shop a try. Don't let the negative reviews fool you-this place is a gem that'd I'd completely miss if I ever left KC. * And in response to the lone review about the replica bag-do homework before ever purchasing something from a brand like Louis Vuitton or Coach that is known to be easily counterfeited. If you are ever unsure and authenticity is of great concern to you-I'd recommend checking out readily available online guides to assist you in your purchase. Revive's owners are human-good fakes happen to the best of us.

Yesterday, I dropped off a mix of clothes. The girl was nice, told me my clothes would be reviewed…read moretomorrow, and to come when I receive a text. Fast forward to today: I receive a text message saying my clothes have been processed and I have an offer ready. Excited, I arrive at the store, only to be told that they are looking for fall clothes. They told me to bring my clothes next year. No offer was given. I'm sorry, but it is not good business to tell someone that he/she has an offer ready, only to not receive any money at all. Additionally, there were clothes I brought that, with the right accessories, such as a shrug, could easily be fall clothes because of the colors. At first, I told them to donate my clothes, but after giving it some thought, returned and took them back. I wish the girl yesterday would have told me they are only accepting fall clothes. I would have gone through the box and pulled out the fall pieces right then and there. Instead, I feel like they didn't go through the box in its entirety and my time as a customer was not valuable to them.