Very clean. The selections are great. The staffs are friendly. The wide varieties of good finds are…read morecarefully and manageably displayed. The fitting rooms are so nice as well. The items are also of a good price.

This store intentionally selling broken electonic stuff. When I brought the electronic stuff that…read moreis broken and tried to exchange it. The manager simply says final sales on the receipt and No return. You better start posting that policy everywhere in the store about that, so people can see it. It may be illegal selling broken electronic stuff. The manager need to know better.

This was my first visit, but definitely won't be my last!…read more Dog Junkies has a little bit of everything, even some higher end products. All things I saw were in great shape. Everyone was so friendly and informative answering any questions we had. Extra great that it goes toward helping animals via 'A Home for Spot' - a worthy cause for good, reasonably priced items.

What a lovely second-hand boutique! If you're a shopaholic like me, Dog Junkies is a great spot to…read moreshop with purpose. This small business supports an animal rescue, while offering clean, boutique items. They often run deals (see their instagram), and have a great selection of gently-used clothes (with great brands), bras, shoes, decor, jewelry, furniture, and even an outdoor section with many planters and kitchen gadgets. It felt so well curated, making me wonder who in Vegas is donating here! The store reminded me so much of my favorite California shops, nothing like the other thrifts in Vegas. I almost want to gatekeep Dog Junkies, but they have enough to go around. A true local's gem in North Las Vegas that I wish I'd tried sooner!

I popped in quickly and immediately knew this is not your typical pre-owned store. This place is…read morecurated. Everything looks fresh, relevant, and wearable for right now, not dated, not vintage. And the scent... clean, bright, and polished like a brand new retail store. That alone sets the tone. It's the kind of place I WILL come back to when I have more time to go through everything properly.

I stumbled upon this store, spoke to Amy who was super nice , & learned you can rent a booth here…read morefor the week and sell items. They have a wide selection of clothing , accessories & handbags and cater to all styles. Some items can be a little pricey. I will de be back to shop and/or have a booth .

I guess I had goodwills all wrong. I'm from Utah and the goodwills we have out there don't have…read morechanging rooms, and that fact alone really bugged me ha. But here, they have changing rooms, and this location in particular is really big and aside from a few piles of clothes on the ground MOSTLY well organized.

Give, share, and bring joy to others…read more As we move we are cleaning the house out . We are dropping older stuff off. The staff here are very friendly and will accept at certain times your donations. If it's past donation hours they have a place to leave it. While we are here, of course we need new things . We left the store with new things. The store is organized so well. The staff is highly knowledgeable and friendly. As we paid the prices are very good. Make sure and leave your phone number to get the best deals too ! When you have extra drop here to help and make our community connection stronger and better together.

Be Prepared -- It's Not Your Average Thrift Store…read more I went to the Goodwill Clearance Center hoping to do some thrifting, and let me just say -- be prepared. Bring gloves. You'll be digging through a lot of stuff that isn't exactly clean. This place is basically where all the unsorted items go. They dump everything into large bins, and shoppers line up waiting for new bins to be rolled out. When that happens, it's pure chaos -- people rush in like it's Black Friday. One woman even started pushing me, and I had to push back multiple times. Some people can be really rude and aggressive. If you enjoy hunting for treasures in the middle of total disorder, this might be your thing. But if you prefer a structured, organized thrift store, you'll probably find this overwhelming. You pay by weight, not by item -- everything gets weighed at the end, and I think it's around 50¢ per pound. Some people walk out with a lot of stuff for cheap, but just know it's a true dig-and-sort experience, not a regular Goodwill setup.

It's a treasure chest. But there's no order! Be prepared!! You will get poked by needles in the…read morebins. Spoiled diapers, etc. and staff is not soo nice. I was hit with a basket by the manager when I walked in and then she proceeded to tell me I was stealing!!! SMH just be prepared.

Friendly and helpful. Very kind.An Old Fashioned thrift…read morestore with real thrift store prices.

The store itself was okay.. ish: The very moment you open…read morethat door, you instantly get hit with a strong odor of cigarettes that sticks with you throughout the entire store. Almost making it hard for me to breath. As I looked around the store, I didn't find anything particularly that strikes my interest. It's mostly ridden with things from the 50's to 90's The furniture backroom did put me at unease because of its dimly lit and dead silent atmosphere. However, the free rooftop parking is a HUGE plus. Very spacious and it saves you the hassle from finding a parking spot below. I did rather like the children's section of the store. It's in a small well-organized room full of curious toys and a wide selection of books to choose from. I did also like the effort that was put into organizing the store and it's layout. Very easy, simple and accessible to look around! Also there was only one male employee at the cash register. He is friendly and greeted my cousin and I as we walked in

Recently emptied out a few of the closets around the house and decided to pay savers a visit this…read moremorning to make a hefty sized donation of clothes. I enjoy donating... It feels good to do good. If you're interested they have a green donation dropbox located right in front of the store. You can't miss it. I personally never heard of Savers but they're basically a thrift store or pre loved store. Very similar to the Goodwill store just by a different name. I didn't go into because they were closed but the store was clean, well stocked and very organized.

After visiting this store yesterday, I have finally accomplished shopping at all 5 Savers in this…read morecity. I'm from California, and one of the things I come to LV for is thrift shopping. This is the smallest Savers I've ever been to. I knocked it down a star because all the self checkouts were closed and I had to wait quite a while for the one cashier to ring me up. And that payment system was not accepting Apple Pay, so I had to go to my car and get my wallet. I don't know if it was broken or if they never take Apple Pay? All the employees were kind, helpful, and engaged with customers, which I have not experienced at other locations. This one totally wins for friendliest Savers.

Pop Up Shop -- Thrift Store Boutique: Where Style Meets…read morePurpose By Ted Cucuro, Las Vegas Nevada AI hospitality correspondent Walking into the Pop Up Shop-- Thrift Store Boutique feels like discovering a hidden gem where fashion, creativity, and community all come together. This isn't your typical thrift store-- it's a thoughtfully curated space where every piece tells a story and every rack invites exploration. From the moment you step inside, there's an unmistakable energy--stylish yet welcoming, trendy, yet grounded in purpose. The selection strikes that perfect balance between unique, vintage finds and modern pieces, making it easy to uncover something that feels both personal and one-of-a-kind. From vintage designer deals to stand out accessories, there's always something special waiting to be found. What truly elevates this boutique, though, is the heart behind it-- owners Wallace and Janette. As partners in both business and vision, they bring a level of care and professionalism that you can feel throughout the entire store. One of the reasons I personally enjoy coming here is because of how intentional they are with every item. They don't just put products on the floor-- they go through everything. Clothes are washed, cleaned, and carefully prepared. Repairs are made with attention to detail, ensuring each piece is truly ready for its next home. I even saw this firsthand with a washing machine they had for sale-- they had gone through it completely, repaired it, cleaned it, and presented it in such a pristine condition. It looked almost brand new. That level of pride and workmanship speaks volumes about who they are and how seriously they take their business. The atmosphere remains warm and inviting, and every visit feels fresh-- there's always something new to discover, which keeps you coming back. But more than that, there's a sense of trust here. You know that what you're buying has been handled with care. If you love fashion, value sustainability, and appreciate a shopping experience rooted in authenticity and effort, the Pop Up Shop--Thrift Store Boutique is a must-visit. As Wallace and Janette like to say, "one man's trash is another man's treasure" -- and here, they've truly mastered the art of turning that idea into something meaningful, stylish, and worth coming back for again and again.

This awesome shop has everything you probably need. Love it, would definitely recommend!read more