Love shopping at these places. Can usually find the things…read morewe want but this time we were out of luck in the door department. We were able to get a new kitchen counter butcher block for a great price.

Loved Restore had to visit. The atmosphere was busy. The service was good as well. The prices were…read morehigh.

As far as thrift stores go, this one isn't that great. I won't say I haven't found treasures here,…read moreI have. It is on the corner of 24th and Leavenworth which is usually populated with several homeless people, and I have to admit, sometimes I am a bit scared. I continue to go here, simply because i am addicted to thrifting. You never know WHEN or WHERE you might find something great. Their selection of clothing is limited and not very good. THey do have a big book selection. Actually, I thought they were alot better at their old location. What gets them their ONE star rating is that they only take CASH!

I moved away from Omaha but when I come back for a visit, this is always my first thrifting stop…read more The jewelry is my favorite, with amazing deals. I got a 1960's zipper necklace for $.75 and real cameo earrings for $4.00. I've found everything from vintage slide projectors to mid century modern furniture to 1950's housewife dresses. It's vastly different every time. The volunteers are always friendly to everyone (thrifters like me and the less fortunate).

Dress in photo was only $4!!! It is fabulous! We went to this store twice in two days because it…read morehad so many amazing items from mens to womens to accessories. The location of the fitting rooms is great, away from the hustle and bustle. The variety here is unreal. My favorite thrift store ever and Ive been thrifting a looonggg time! 5/5!!

Worst customer service I have ever experienced. By Gods grace beautiful items are DONATED to SVDP…read moreso that a thrift store can operate. I was treated horrific by the staff of this store.

Junk-n-Treasure was a great little antique and thrift store in Omaha. Very friendly owners and I…read morecould have spent tons of time digging through all the treasures they had! Prices are decent with some bargains to be found if you look.

Service was amazing- prices were exceptionally reasonable…read more I often partake in antique, vintage, and thrift shopping! A lot of times I see that things are not generously priced, I was happy to score several deals here! All of the men working when I went in welcomed my man and I with open arms, very sociable, as well as polite. They even gave me a discount! So sweet.

Great selection of clothes, books, toys and other valuables - the inventory is constantly changing…read more And the people who work (volunteer!) there are so nice!

Very reasonable prices, located it a convenient location, the staff was very helpful and friendly…read more My go-to thrift in Omaha!

Last time I was in here this place was overrun with Creighton kids running about attempting to find…read moresilly outfits for some sort of frat party. Ick. But anyway this location has been a miss with me lately. No good clothes or records -- I've only managed to score a couple worthwhile nicknacks here and there. I've also noticed that there is always quite the variety of scuzzy furniture for sale -- too bad anything in reasonably good shape is overpriced and/or always has a sold tag attached to it. Still, it's a huge store that's worth checking out if you're in the area with an hour to kill. I did find a nice '80s 10-speed bike here a while back. Still, as rusty as it was, not a great deal for $35.

Such unique items. Always something new to see! Love to just look around or find something that's a…read moregift for someone that's difficult to buy for.

Do NOT shop here. Rudest workers I've ever met. When my group of special needs clients walked in,…read morethey immediately gave us the rudest look and told us "you break it, you buy it" as if we've never been in a store before. One of the workers, I believe, to be taking photos of them and she denied and asked us to never come back. She made one of our clients cry due to her demeanor, tone, and attitude. Even if she asked us to not come back, we wouldn't. Discrimination at its purest form