I wanted to donate about 6 boxes of stuff and they wanted to charge me nearly $200.00 to donate…read more No! I am not paying a business to donate items to them when they turn around and sell the items. This is the first Goodwill store that has ever charged for donations and I just moved to CS from a large city.

A wide selection of everything I can think of. The prices were good. The majority of items are…read morejust a flat $5. Plus daily specials. I thought I had about $100 of items in my basket. The total was $53!

Friendly - helpful folks! Wide variety - Lots to choose from! Had a lot more stuff than I thought…read morethey would!

Extremely overpriced used stuff for the price, yes everything is organized but let's remember its…read moreused it should not be this expensive. They have an upstairs area for kids, purses and all throughout the store i was picking stuff up to see if they had any good deals, they did not. Not worth it if you are broke and need clothes, furniture. I think people forget what the thrift used to mean. Now i guess it means resellers shop and price items online so places like these take advantage? Idk won't be back

Great staff, amazing finds, clean, great space to walk around. Truly loved it and will be back and…read morecan't wait to go ASAP!

From the owner: Family Owned and Operated. Specializing in Resale and Consignment of Furniture, Decor, Clothing and…read moreAccessories and more.

We had an opportunity to visit this quaint little resale shop ,located outside Bryan, this week…read more It seems to be family ran. The folks that were there were very pleasent and kind. Once inside we were very happy to see quality , gently used items. No junk to be seen. Updated items. No dirty massive heaps of yuckiness. And it was well organized and smells fresh and clean. And items were clearly marked. No guessing on prices and no asking only to decline buying because the prices are on the items. There was well organized clothing racks, for adults and babies, there were household goods, crafting supplies, kitchenwear and things such as movies and books for entertainment. We definitely will return and hope to spread the word about this hidden gem.

A fun and surprisingly well stocked thrift store. They truly have a little of everything and it's…read moreevident that a lot of time and thought went into the items. Great employees too. They carry kid's, men's, and women's clothing, accessories, etc. They also have household items of all kinds. Most items are fairly priced, some even beyond that. Tammy's resale is also surprisingly clean for as many nooks and crannies they have in there. I love how they've redone the house into a store like they have - kind of surprised they were able to zone it with the city like this but it's cool!

4.10.24 I dropped off donation at this new location in…read moreCollege Station. The gentlemen was very nice and polite that took my donations. This new location looks well organized. I will stop here again.

The value is superior and the place was clean! There are some things that could change but overall…read moregreat place!

This is such a cute shop and is located right on the square! Lots of great stuff inside! Very nice…read moremix of old stuff for the junkers and new boutique-y (is that a word?) stuff too! Great place for a quick stop or add it to your list places to go today!

This thrift shop is deff my fav. The prices are super cheap, the clothes are of excellent quality,…read moreand the staff was very kind. I will definitely return soon

I've tried shopping in this store twice now, and the prices are much higher than other thrift…read morestores. I'm grateful they are helping people, and the store looks very nice; but people don't shop in thrift stores to pay $22 for a pair of blue jeans ( no matter what brand they are). I was told by the employee " those are Ariats", so the nicer things are priced higher. They were the ones that were in his size and the ones he wears normally. I'd honestly rather run down to South Texas Tack and buy them brand new at full price before spending that on a used pair, that were already ragged at the bottom. It seems as things are donated to y'all, you would rather move the items quickly to make room for new items but instead I saw the same things sitting on shelves that were there when the store first opened (because the prices are too high). I even looked at a vase in the back, that was one that you receive flowers in and it was marked $6. It should have been $1-2 if it's at a thrift store. So if your looking for a true thrifting experience with great deals, this isn't your kind of place I promise you.