If you are a thrifter, add this goodwill to your list. It is tucked away in a pseudo residential…read morearea so it's easy to miss but worth the stop. They have a great men's & women's clothing inventory, some shoes (always well organized) and limited home decor as well. An unexpected perk is that this location seems to attract some of the sweetest humans, I always appreciate kind strangers that compliment a good find!

Better than another location I went 2. Average selections. Kudos for having overhead music…read more Floor kinda dirty. Decent pricing.

Stop in from time to time to check for new pieces. Definitely a very diverse and interesting…read morecollection of furniture. Employees are very friendly and helpful as well.

owner Jason very rude and arrogant , would not answer basic…read morequestions ,or price $via e mail ,or quote a price of furniture I was i interested in .( saw photos on facebook ) . immediately said " we can talk it over like decent human beings " I was willing to pay top dollar for the furniture because it was a family members ( now deceased ) I knew the history & value , but after our in person interaction , I chose not to be a customer ,he definately earned a very poor review .If you plan to visit the store , be aware they dont follow their posted hours . I know everyone can have a bad day , and wish him success but I dont see how he stays in business . plus they deleted my review on facebook .

Legasies in Hyde Park is my favorite go to for things I'm looking for, or for gifting. The staff is…read moreso friendly and helpful. Always ever changing stock, so you'd better get it when you see it.

Legacies has a reputation of being a high end consignment store. It has some very nice pieces…read more That said, customer service and accounting accountability are lacking. I sent several photos in of rugs, picture, and houseware goods for consideration. Legacies took the rugs and picture. A rug and picture sold. I was told they had too many lamps on my first visit; the second visit they were taken. I received one check and cashed it. When I checked in person to see what else had sold, Donna told me I was to expect another check in the $40 range the first week of November. That was inaccurate. I talked to Stephanie Aldridge, the manager, who tap danced around my issue. I asked her to talk to Donna about the mistake. I asked her for an accounting of what I had sold. She thought I asked about cashing of the first check; that was not the question. I knew the first check came in and it was cashed. She made a mistake and didn't acknowledge it either. She said checks are mailed the first of the month, but to expect them when the mail delivered them. I have one more check for $15 to be delivered in December. Stephanie finally agreed to send me the accountant's statement of date, piece, cost, payment, which should have been sent as a matter of course. This is basic business. One has to keep business transactions straight and accurate. Legacies doesn't contact the customer when anything sells. You have to wait until you receive a check or ask in the store. There is also a $2 charge for every check sent, which is unnecessary, particularly with relatively small payments. I asked Stephanie to let me know when the last date was to sell the remaining rugs. She didn't answer that question. I told her I didn't want the rugs donated and that I would pick them up on the last date. She decided to simply put the rugs in her office and I could pick them up, which I will do. I have done business with a reputable consignment shop for years. They take everything I have because they know it is quality merchandise. I am hardly the only person who has had trouble dealing with Legacies. I suggest you find somewhere else to consign your items.

I just saw a yelp reviewer describe this place as wacky, tacky and dusty and that is the perfect…read moreway to describe it. And none of that is an insult. If you are someone who loves Thrifting, this place is like one giant yard sale all under one roof. Lots of wacky pieces that are pretty amazing crafts. There's really something for everyone and the prices are very reasonable. Think in between a tag sale and an antique store. The owner came out and was so sweet and regaled me with stories.

This place is a Crafters dream!! And all things odds and ends…read more A little wacky and tacky and dusty but you could find some hidden gems. It will definitely take hours to get thru everything to look at. From the ceiling to the walls and the floor. They also commission pieces from local artists. Robert one of the owners is super nice guy and will help you find anything you might be looking for! Parking is right out front and easy to navigate.

Came for the first time recently to sell some items. Overall cool spot, love there it's secondhand,…read morewish the prices were a bit better. It's more than a thrift store so I would probably come here after checking out Goodwill, but I do like that you can make some money back selling your stuff and that they have lots of name brand items.

first, their answering system gives you information before you can talk to someone: "We take all…read moreseasons all the time. We pay cash for your clothes." And although they do stay open long hours, they don't mention they don't want your clothes on hangers. And at this time they aren't accepting dresses. no mention of any of that on the message. I went in there for the first time and the place smelled like dirty laundry, and what they were selling looked old and worn. and quite frankly, my clothes were designer, likely worn once, and most of them still with tags on them. I probably took in 20 items, they took ONE thing for an absolute pittance. it was not worth the effort or the gas it took to drive there, or hauling everything in there and then having to haul everything back, so I went to snooty Fox across the parking lot and they took everything but three items. but you do have to have your items on hangers, AND they weren't even SNOOTY! they were very nice and even friendly. I will NEVER return to Clothing Mentor again. as the saying goes, "Fool me once...shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.

I was shopping at Snooty Fox in Hyde Park and asked about their restroom and the employee said only…read morebus trip people can use their bathroom! I guess the rest of the customers are trash. She literally directed me to go to Marshall's and allowed other customers to use their restroom. I guess they don't appreciate their repeat customers. I have literally spent thousands there over the years. It was humiliating to be treated the way. Obviously I didn't finish my shopping there.

Nice place. Clean…read more Smells fresh. They also have try on booths. That's nice. Ever changing inventory.