If I could give MTS 10 stars I would. Everything about the store is fantastic. First, the prices…read moreare what a thrift store should be. The store is super clean and the staff is very friendly. They have a great selection of goods and you won't find anything broken or stained like a another place that shall not be named. DO NOT miss their Christmas shop. They rent a whole other store (still at the Meadows) and sell just Christmas items in there. I think it opens in September.

Highly recommend!!…read more Great location and staff! They give back To the community. Jeff was so kind! They had everything from sunglasses, kids clothing, women's, men's, formal wear, household, toys and so much more! So happy I found my new go to store!

Great place. Fast service. Lots of space. A lot of activities. You can get 5oz pours for $3…read more Winning!

What a find! If you are a DIYer then this place is for…read moreyou. Men Perfect place for you to find that odd piece you've been searching for (chair leg, 1 small piece of wood, leather, door knob, glass table top or hand tools, etc. Women Fabrics ($1/per pound), herbs, make your own jewelry, wax candle making, fabric patterns, mirrors, etc. Community Classes So, I've enrolled in a saw class to learn to put together a frame for a wall fireplace! Lots of classes for the ENTIRE family!! Wood Shop Yup they have an active wood working shop!!! DONATIONS Always accepting donations

How have I never found this place? It's a gem of a thrift store! Friendly staff and volunteers, and…read morenicely laid out community donations, make for a wonderful browsing experience. It was fun to see old telephones and peruse the purses. I zoomed in on the fun signs, a couple of racks of clothing, and the books. I unearthed a book of pizza recipes, which I happily took home. This place is a must see!

From the owner: Find Your Piece Resale is a nonprofit thrift store benefitting adults with autism and other…read moredevelopmental disabilities We rely on our generous community for donations. We regularly carry furniture, home decor, household items, ladies clothing, kids clothing, jewelry, purses, toys, books, DVDs, etc. We accept donations of Christmas items all year long.

Not properly co-ordinate even not proper staff to reschedule lessons if someone is sick and they…read morewant to cancel .

I am a member at the YMCA and they were going to make me pay to go into the basketball court and I…read morewas very upset and the two people there make us check in (only us) after my grandma complained about being charged $400 dollars (which she did not owe). so I would suggest not going to Niebur YMCA but the Meyer is very nice.

Well, I had just gotten my bike fixed and ready to go, and realized I was absolutely petrified to…read moreride near or in St. Louis traffic. Hell, I'm scared of these crackheads driving in a car. So, I looked around for some resources, practiced around my block and read up some more. I fortunately heard about Trailnet's Bike Smart class, which was free for those who qualify. Well, sad face, the first one got cancelled, and I received c courtesy call to make sure I heard it was cancelled (stupid rain). Well, it was rescheduled and I was one happy cyclist, since by that time I had actually made my way to Forest Park and rode in traffic a little. The class was awesome. It informed cyclists of their legal rights and the legality of certain practices (obeying traffic lights, not riding on sidewalks downtown and other business districts). They also gave us some nice coupons and then we did the street portion, where we practiced avoidance maneuvers, quick turns, etc, then got to ride in traffic in a group ride. My back brake (my favorite one and best one to use regularly), somehow decided to break, and one of the teachers told me what I needed to do to fix it, so I was doubly served by the class. I know they have group rides and do alot of policy and advocacy work as well, but I'm not quite at the group ride stage yet, I'll update when/if I go to one.

From the owner: Signup for the Dust Off Series. Four free rides all starting on a Greenway. Starting this Saturday!…read moreRide one or ride all. Maximum distance is 25 miles with two shorter distances and each ride is led by an experienced rider.

Great donuts and my kids love coming by after school for a treat. Can't beat the charitable concept!read more

From the owner: Local nonprofit bakeshop Now accepting donationsread more

I ran across Ditto while looking for some items at resale. This is the nicest upscale resale store…read moreI've even been too that also had reasonable prices! I love the design of the store- they have like items together and nice organization. They also have some staging so you can see how items would go well together. They had some unique items that were really impressive like a large wooden advent calendar. They have a nice room for higher value brands and items. It makes you feel like you are in a fancy boutique! All the items here were clean, not broken and in excellent condition.

Such a cute resale shop. All of their items are displayed nicely, easy to find things and well…read moreorganized. They sell furniture, decor, fine china, high end fashion, and more. The glassware was plentiful and the items were in excellent condition. I love the boutique area. It's set up to mimic an actual boutique. Sizes range from small to 4x. Everything is marked so you don't have to guess how much something cost. Prices were decent, I couldn't tell staff from the customers, and i wasn't greeted or spoken to while browsing.

Great experience with Humane Wildlife Solutions. They were very insightful with their assessment…read more Appreciated they were not pushy with a sales approach. Would recommend.

These guys are not cheap but they are very knowledgeable and eager to share as much (or as little)…read moreof that knowledge with you as you're up for. I had squirrels in my attic during spring, when mama squirrels are nesting and giving birth. There is no shortage of squirrels in my neighborhood in south city but even so I couldn't bring myself to hire people who would kill them. Garry and his folks thoroughly explained the squirrel mindset and nesting habits, waited until babies were old enough to leave the attic, and blocked all the entries except one with a "one way door" for the squirrels to leave and not return. (What's worse than killing adult squirrels? Starving the babies whose mom couldn't get back in to feed them and having them rot in your attic.) Once the temporary camera confirmed no more squirrel activity the workers came back and blocked off that entry too. I feel better that all the possible entryways for critters are now solidly blocked with critter-proof metal that blends neatly with the fascia on the house.