Great prices compared to Goodwill and Savers Friendly staff…read moreClean and nicely organized

I visited the Lemay Ferry store today. The older blond lady that brought out the cart from the…read moreback was rude and confrontational. I did not appreciate her comments and attitude. I don't understand how someone like that can keep her job with a church organization. I will not be back.

I was able to donate three large bags and they were very helpful and kind to assist me with taking…read morethem out of my vehicle.

I happened upon this shop on accident and I am so glad that I did! The staff are very friendly and…read morehelpful. The shop has a welcoming atmosphere that made me feel right at home. I would say that this store is broken down into 2 main areas. The first is what you might expect from a typical thrift/community resale shop. It has clothes, shoes, picture frames, lamps, books, kitchen items, etc. I like that I can pick up smaller home items here that other big chain thrift stores might not have. For example, I was able to get things for my desk like a stapler, clips, folders, notebooks, and pens. I've also bought lamps here. I like that they test their electronics before they put them out for sale. The second area is their furniture warehouse. Now this place is HUGE in the best way! It is very organized. There are 2 floors full of furniture. A staff member will accompany you. Both guys who have helped me find furniture have been very knowledgeable about their inventory and can take you exactly where you need to go to find the type of furniture you need. We bought a beautiful solid wood dresser for $60. To get it home, the shop referred us to a non-affiliated delivery service that often helps their customers. Ask about Fred! He and his team did a great job getting our new dresser to our home.

This Goodwill doesn't have much along the really interesting vein. But I do shop here for regular…read moreclothes, like blouses and sweaters. However, I did once purchase an orange tee shirt that had a cat in a space helmet on it. Pretty awesome. -Turning left out of their lot is a bit difficult at times. -They don't have much for men or kids at this store. The biggest recommendation I have for shopping at thrift stores: learn how to find good stuff fast. If you can tell if a pair of jeans is good quality by the wear on the waistline, the wash, the construction at the waistline, and the texture of the fabric, you can vastly cut down on time wasted perusing the racks. It's not that hard...just look at a pair of gap jeans vs. a pair of Faded Glory jeans. You can tell all of those things. Great! Now that you know what to look for, you'll be fine at this Goodwill!

Definitely had one of the best-stocked dress sections I've seen in Goodwill lately. The racks were…read moreabsolutely stuffed. I found a lot of really beautiful pieces, but the prices - as compared to other Goodwill stores in St. Charles and St. Louis Counties - were absolutely off the charts. Great selection, clean store, but the overpricing completely killed it for me and I ended up leaving empty-handed.

This store has newly landed on top of list at #1. For thrift stores. Everyone should at least pop…read morein this store. The owners are amazing. Have some.of everything at very responsible prices. And the things you buy are in such great quality .s I oes All sizes.of.clothes Lil bit of everything Im trying to get thr. Inventory change fast

Great selection! We had a fun time "digging for treasure" here. The store was clean and…read moreorganized, staff was helpful--they recommended a few more stores to try

This shop is always fun to stop by but I'd say a LOT of their items are overpriced. They have some…read moregreat finds such as their winter outerwear and jeans but even still they sell damaged or unwearable items for wayyy too much. I understand a small business like this has to price things accordingly but everytime I've come in here it's always dead and I doubt anyone is leaving with a haul of clothes. I rather just bask in the actual activity of going through clothes at goodwill. The staff is generally friendly. The aesthetic and decor of this place are to die for lol but again thats really it.

Wonderful store ran by even more wonderful people. Not one time have I gone in and not found a…read moretreasure!!

I've gone here three separate times and once missed the open hours (only until 4.pm)…read more Store is well organized. Lot's of cute items, gently used and good quality. Not the crap some thrift stores have stocked As soon as you enter, the workers make it well known "we close in X minutes". LOL Never have purchased anything. I think the prices are "outside" the thrift price. Worth a visit though. Well organized and styled like a department store

Nice assortment on several floors. Great prices and I love that it supports Camp Wartburg. It is in…read morean old depot building and has some interesting features, such as stained glass windows. They sell everything from media, books, games, clothes, sporting goods, decor, holiday, furniture, accessories, shoes, housewares, games and more! It is organized in major categories, but beyond that it's a scavenger hunt. If you like the challenge of finding the right thing at the right price, this is the place for you! Waterloo has several thrift stores. Consider this one for shopping or donating!

This place is awesome. This thrift shop has lots of fun knick knacks and clothing... but most of…read moreall I LOVE checking out their furniture! They keep most of their furniture outside because the store is rather small. So at any time of day, you can drive by really slow and see what they have sitting outside. I usually see a few couches, tables, chairs, bed frames... and since I'm always looking for wooden furniture to refinish- it's a gold mine! As for the clothing selection, it seems like an average thrift store type of selection. And the parking lot can be rather challenging. It's small, gravel, and on Saturdays can get tricky to park in it. But as I said - gold mine for fresh selections of furniture every few days and fun knick knacks. Plus the proceeds go to support Camp Wartburg (an awesome Christian Camp for kiddos). I love bringing my donations here too.

This is my new favorite place to shop. The prices are great, the selections is amazing even for…read moreplus sizes. They have a dressing room, and the staff is super friendly.

A hip "little" thrift store. My daughter had an idea for a "bonding" experience...translated into…read moreshopping. We google and find Found by the Pound up in Hazelwood. Quite the unique shopping experience. It's as easy as pick, weigh than pay! $3 dollars per pound.