They told me their hours when I saw a post on FB of a Couch. I said I can be there at 9 on Monday…read more Then when I drove 1.5 hours to get there the supervisor wouldn't sell us the couch. He said the guy who does it is out. We would have to come back. He had the key but wouldn't open the garage for us to get the couch. He was mean and not a Christian at all. The rudest people work there. Would not recommend and would like to report for misleading information on sale. Shouldn't tell us to come get the couch on fb if you're not going to sell it. Shame on them! This is not a Christian place. They must make enough money as the supervisor made me feel that the couple hundred dollars I was going to spend was not needed. I will pray for them but whom ever looks over this non profit company needs to make some changes.

This is the best place to purchase just about anything! Charles and his group of volunteers,…read moreespecially Rick, are just the most gracious people. I always try to visit at least once a week to see what treasures they have. They are only open until 12 during the week so you have to be mindful of that. I have been very lucky as it is not as known as the other thrift stores so you can really find some great items. They also run 50% to 75% off sales and who doesn't love a great sale. I usually call them first if I have seen something there, such as a couch or table, just to make sure Rick is available (as he volunteers in the garage) to help with the heavy lifting.

This is one of my favorite places to go. The people that are friendly the place is clean. I've been…read morethere and found several antiques and just different things that you might need or just want. Go out there and check them out if you won't regret it you'll have a good time and it is family oriented.

Overpriced and no decent stock. Northern Ky Goodwills are horrible. Cincinnati is better but no…read moreby much. Still overpriced for free stuff!

I've always had good luck here and usually leave with at least one great find. They have a smaller…read moreclothing selection, but they have a good variety of household items. They also have large book and toy bins that you can dig through. It can be difficult to reach the items at the bottom but it's kinda part of the fun of thrifting. They had holiday décor, lamps, furniture, planters, rugs, picture frames, CDs, and vinyl records. The prices were very fair, and unlike some thrift stores. My biggest complaint is that they write the prices directly on the items with Sharpie. It's especially frustrating on wooden pieces because it's impossible to remove, so I'm taking off one star for that. The parking lot is also usually a tight fit. On my last visit, I bought some collector's cups, a painted wooden duck, a barely used White Barn candle, a vintage Care Bears mug, and a green marble plant stand. Most of the smaller items were only $1-4 each. I'll definitely keep coming back because there's almost always something worth taking home.

I go to a lot of thrift stores and this was undoubtedly the worst parking I have experienced. After…read moreI waited 15 minutes to get a spot I finally got one behind the building and made my way through gravel to get to the building. I walked in through an overhead door with plastic strips hanging in it. I went in search of some vases and I was able to find them. What I love most about the thrift stores I visit is the clothes I am able to find. This store had a really poor selection of clothes and shoes. I did see a pair of boots I liked but the had them marked at $45! That is crazy for a pair of Durango boots at the thrift store. I bought my three vases and nothing else. I will not be returning to this location as there is nothing really for me there.

This place is like a small Goodwill but with a more personal touch. It's very clean and the staff…read moreis friendly. Also much better prices! Everything is $2 each, except coats are $5, hoodies I think $3 and some smaller items $1. There's also a few household items and toys.

From the owner: Being Renewed Thrift Store is a quality clothing store sell most items for $2.00. Jackets/Coats…read moreare $5.00 and Hoodies are $3.00. We are open from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday.

I go to a lot of thrift shops and stopped in here to check them out. Their selection seemed pretty…read morenice. I did find the prices to be a bit higher than other consignment shops in the area. Although I did find out that they were getting ready to have a nice clearance sale to send out the spring/summer clothes and transition to fall/winter. The last day of the sale they actually did a bag sale. I made it in on one of the sale days and bought some nice clothing at a more reasonable price. They also had some decor items. The store is fairly small but they packed it full of good shopping. I also found a pair of shoes that I liked. I actually paid more for them than I would have liked but they were unique. I am sure I will stop in again. I may make it when they are transitioning over to spring to pickup some deals on winter clothes.

Prices are outrageous for used clothing, especially when the brands aren't high end. Advertised 70%…read moreoff clothes that were stamped, spent an hour in the store and couldn't find anything stamped. But I did find the employees bickering with each other over how to set up their ring light and technology so they could go live on Facebook and sell virtually. This should not be done during store hours, or should be done in a backroom where customers who are physically in the store aren't treated like second class citizens to your Facebook lives. Clothes were packed heavy on racks, so I can't imagine they get much business on the sales side.

They had nice things but I did find that their prices were a little high when I visited....I've…read morenot been back though to see if they had gotten any better with pricing.

I think their prices are up a bit from a year ago when I was here last but so are most thrift…read morestores. I still managed to find some items I liked and brought them home. Next time I am near again I am sure I will stop in.

I'd give zero stars if I could. This was my first time hearing of/visiting this boutique and from…read moremy experience it will most certainly be the last. I walked in and wasn't acknowledged at all! As I was walking through the store I heard multiple other people come in and every single one of them was greeted at the door or acknowledged, meanwhile I walked around the store for a good 10-15 minutes and none of the staff ever said a word! Very rude. Learn to treat ALL of your customers equally!

How did I not know about this fabulous, little boutique before today?…read more Tucked in a corner of Crestview Hills Town Center, this chain of trendy shops is the first franchise in Greater Cincinnati. Francesca's Collections is a much needed alternative to the subdued, preppie wear that dominates the Town Center. When you walk through the doors, you're greeted with an array of hip jewelry of better quality than you'll find in most moderately priced department stores. I bought a pair of cute bangle earrings for $15 and they actually look like they'll last me awhile. In the center of the store you find kitschy gifts, books, accessories and home decor, like vintage-inspired wall-hangings. The coolest gift item I discovered was the Personal Library Kit, a great present for your favorite bibliophile. The kit is designed to track books as they are lent out to friends and family--what a great idea! Near the back of the store is the women's clothing section. Francesca's Collections clothes' cost, quality, and style are reminiscent of H&M--bright, youthful, and fashion-forward. You won't find subtle pastels here. Just primary colors, bold prints, and unique designs, all reasonable priced (they spring mini-dress I tried on was $62). I really loved this store's selection and prices, and will definitely be back soon!