This is one of the best thrift stores around the KC area. It's clean, well organized and the…read morevolunteers are extremely nice.

This is my new favorite thrifting shop ever! We walked out of there with a new wardrobe for my 13…read moreyear old. They had jewelry, clothes, furniture, crafts, whatever tickles your fancy. I will be back! Their flyer that shows weekly sales was very helpful too! We live 30 minutes from there, but will take the drive for a shopping day there. Staff were very helpful too and friendly at checkout.

I unfortunately agree with many other reviewers about this store. The items are often trashy and…read morenot really sale worthy and priced WAY too high. I really don't understand how they can justify pricing often very used and even dirty items at the same price as retail stores/amazon?!? I used to go here from time to time, but it just got to be ridiculous price wise. I have also stopped donating items here, as I hate to see them overpriced when selling to people on limited incomes who often frequent this store. If you're up north, I very much recommend going to Hillcrest in Parkville over Savers. Hillcrest can often price items a bit high too, but at least their items are cleaned up and presented well and the staff is very friendly.

We Got "Snubbed"... at a Thrift Shop!…read more Jennifer Lopez. Mason Rudolph. Both recently made headlines for being rudely dismissed at high-end retailers CHANEL & Louis Vuitton -- no appointment, wrong outfit, not "their kind of customer." Price tag of lost sales? Tens of thousands. This week... add me and my daughter to the list. Location: Savers | Value Village Thrift. Attire: Tank tops & shorts. Goal: Donate ~$400 worth of clothes, shoes & home goods... then have a fun mom-daughter hunt for a couple of nostalgic tees. Instead: * Staff strongly confronted us as my shy teen daughter attempted to try on a $3.99 T-shirt. * Tone and body language said "you don't belong here" -- in a thrift store. * We were treated more like suspects than customers. * We weren't bothering anyone and had no bags with us. We were laughing and smiling until being approached and they just wouldn't let it go! Lost sale: $3.99. Real loss: A customer -- and donor -- for life. The absurd part? We were there for the moment -- the laughs, giggles, and just getting some quality time with my daughter. Instead, I left super pissed off with my daughter nearly in tears -- the stupidity of it slays me. For every brand, here's the takeaway: * Your frontline is your brand. * People don't remember the transaction -- they remember how you made them feel. * Respect costs $0.00... but its ROI is priceless. Because whether it's a Louis Vuitton handbag, Chanel fine jewelry, or a secondhand T-shirt -- the only thing worth more than the product... is the relationship. Service isn't a luxury. It's the minimum you owe every person who walks through your door -- no matter the price tag. Do you really wonder why retail and in-person shopping is dying? No try-ons. No refunds. Savers (who resells donated items already lol) has one of the most effective 'Don't shop here' campaigns I've ever seen. #CustomerExperience #Leadership #RetailStrategy #BrandBuilding #ServiceMatters

This little outlet for the Hillcrest thrift shops is sooo cute!! It's nestled right above the main…read morestore. Everyone is so nice at checkout. There's little rooms that have a name above them. One is the General Store, there is a kids section, etc. You can find some really good stuff here! And they are the thrift store prices you're looking for!

My favorite thrift stores! Hillcrest has 3 different shops on this strip. Two thrift stores and a…read moreclearence outlet. The clearence outlet is by far my favorite. Follow their fb page for updates on new items.

I recently ate a restaurant near this thrift store and had to check it out. It is clean and well…read moreorganized!! The selection of wedding dresses was very impressive. If you need to find a wedding dress on a budget, start here. Yes, you might need to have it tailored, but you'll never beat the price for such a beautiful dress. Everyone was so nice and the programs this store supports are very impressive!! If this store is near you, make sure you go. You never know what you'll find!!!

Very neatly laid out and organized. Prices are reasonable. Cashiers are friendly. Supports good…read morecauses.

This salvation army is one of the better thrift stores locally they always have good deals with…read morecolor coded tags and have a quality selection although they have very high priced items behind the showcase which typically aren't worth the extra dollar but overall nice if you're coming for clothing items anything else not so much

Prices are crazy, you're a thrift store not eBay. Seems they forgot all their merchandise was…read moredonated.

This location apparently specializes in clothing only and have very limited to no electronics at…read moreall; I understand that every thrift location has its own specialty but this store is a clothes factory and the prices are unreasonable in a way compared to other local thrift stores, it's kinda odd how they get donations for free but charge regular store prices for free inventory

Great play they have a wide selection of items I found so many books to read and just little things…read morelike coffee cups to plates

Pricing is a bit high, which shows by their overpacked clothing racks. If you have your prices too…read morehigh, things pile up. I'm not a fan of places that mark prices with marker (in this case shoes). We got a handful of things, mostly because they had a special that day, and I will go back, but I'm sure I will never get all that much stuff here because of the overpacked racks being hard to sort through and the over pricing. The pool of tripping hazard piled around the checkout counter was off-putting. It was like they were sitting on a mound of hoarded items they were maybe processing. Then they had this huge candle burning away next to a stack of papers... seems safe. It was a bit rag-tag and in disarray. But, if you like thrift stores, it's worth a stop. They have a lot of stuff to dig around through.

This is the worst thrift store in Kansas City. We were treated very unfairly here. There are no…read morebargains to be had here. Lots of junk. They don't honor their supposed discounts. So many great thrift stores in the Northland other than this one.

No longer at location was taken to. But did find a liquidation store that had neat stuff.read more

This store moved to its new permanent location at 7210 N Oak Trafficway. Hours are still 9:30 -…read more4:00 Monday through Saturday. much larger store with lots more items plus a great selection of furniture.

I stopped by this thrift store today because of their Martin Luther King day sale (50% off all…read morewearable merchandise). I've always thought they had reasonable prices here, and with the 50% off it's amazing. My boyfriend and I always find something and we have pretty picky taste! It is also very clean and well organized. Not too many clothes on the rack so it's easy to look though items. The reason I will not give it 5 stars is because of the staff. They are never friendly. Today I was checking out and the guy did not say hello or actually a single word to me. I said hello and even thank you and he aid nothing. A quick little "have a good day" would be polite. But either way, I will still be returning because I like the store.

i keep giving this place another shot because it's got a decent selection but i won't bother…read morestepping foot in maj r again. $20 for a used nike boys hoodie is so unbelievably greedy. you can't use inflation as an excuse when your inventory is literally free.