Greatest store in town! They have an eclectic variety of just bc about everything. Great clothes,…read moreshoes, handbags, children's clothing, plants, decorations, linens, etc. The owner and staff are AMAZINGLY AWESOME

Children's books are 25 cents each. Children's clothes .75 cents to $3.00, but mostly around $1…read more Prices are very reasonable! I definitely recommend giving it a shot! Only downside is their hours are limited.

Love this Thrift shop found some cool stuff. very nice and cheap. found some good books for cheap.read more

Very polite and did an amazing job stretching my Stetson so it fits properly…read more Bought a hat brush for $1.50 handed the man $5.00 and told him to keep the change for such amazing service. This will be my new go to store for all my cowboy western purchase

Small store with limited but pretty good selections. I love the smell of leather and this place…read morehas it. I was greeted with a friendly ask of what I was looking for and frankly, I wasn't looking for anything specific, but I did walk out with a few items. Seemed a little on the pricey side, even with the Black Friday "sale" discount, but I'm assuming I'm paying for quality products (belt, belt buckle, handmade jewelry) and made in the USA. If I didn't think it was worth it, I wouldn't have bought it. The staff gladly wrapped the jewelry for me.

The Mall at Sierra Vista is a shell of what use to be. Things come and go quickly. However they…read morecontinue to put forth effort. Community events are what it's good for now. Advertising is nonexistent. Wouldn't it be nice if they added a grocery store or bowling alley in where JCPenney was? Look at Missoula. They revitalized theirs by adding the businesses mentioned above. Plus... why can't you knock down some walls. Add door fronts. Expand nice eateries. Storefronts. Crap even Amazon. SV has a building strip mall problem that can't even fill existing spaces. Sad.

This mall was still active 18 years ago, but today it barely draws a crowd. Most businesses don't…read moreeven open until the weekend. Not even middle schoolers hang out here. I stopped coming here when Waldenbooks moved out 15 years ago. Even Victoria Secrets is gone. Bath and Body Works, Famous Footwear, Maurice's, Spencer's, and Dillards seem to be the shops that draw people into the mall. I walked around the mall this afternoon to stay cool. The batting cage, jumping spot and Gathering Scene coffee shop drew in some people, so at least these businesses give young people something to do in the heat of the day.

I needed some rockin' 80s gear for a costume party and thought I could find some leg warmers here…read more Nope, this ain't your hoarder grandmammy's thrift store. There were some household items (e.g. sets of glasses and a shabby chic dining table). Clothes were neatly displayed and in some cases sorted by brands. I saw quite a few from Hollister, Forever 21 and Express. The fitting room attendant and cashier were both very helpful and sweet. If you bring in items to sell, you have the choice of: 30% of what they will price your item in cash or 50% of their price in store credit. I walked out with an Express dress (new with tags) for $17 and some righteous 80s footwear for $9. I'll be back again when I have the time to browse and find the good stuff.

OK, so I'll let U in on a not-so-secret of mine... I'm a major cheapskate! I'm not above buying…read moresomeone else's cast offs and proudly donning my "new" treasures. That said... I don't like having to spend a lot to make what is recycled mine. Twice As Nice charges way too much for most of their clothing. Most of their stock is outdated and obviously used. I totally get the whole trade-in concept - it's obvious that to make this business model work, Twice As Nice prays on it's consumers' desperation for something new to them. If U go for the cash option, U are seriously losing out, as it's half as much as the stingy trade-in exchange rate. The buyers at Twice As Nice have a way of dissing U and Ur previously loved items, usually only selecting a few of what U thought was some really good stuff. Kids clothing really isn't worth anything to them, so don't expect to get any serious credit for those adorable name brand items U splurged on, but the baby grew too fast. T-As-N is kinda fun to pop in to, every now & again, to see what they got in, especially if U are a penny-pincher and have time to kill.

My daughter and I visited this store while looking for a blouse suitable for Christmas dinner in a…read moreLolita style. While we were browsing, a staff member positioned themselves at a nearby display and remained there as we continued looking. When another staff member walked by, I smiled and said hello but did not receive a response. Prior to our interaction, we observed staff members actively chatting with other customers. We chose to leave shortly afterward and spend our money elsewhere.

This clothing exchange is very peculiar. In regards to…read moreclothing, the majority of their clothing seems to be matronly. They are very very selective on the clothing items they accept. This is what confuses me; is the store primarily for older women? If so, understand this before you come in. If not, then why not accept more youthful styles? Example: they accepted an old summer shawl I've had for years but they refused a fall dress/shirts I just got this year. About 1/3 of the store is children's clothing/items. 1/3 is women's clothing/items 1/3 home goods. The home goods are a fun hit or miss. Sometimes they have really cute stuff in for a decent price! Sometimes they have furniture! They do seem to have holiday displays. Currently they have a few racks of Halloween costumes which is fun! They even have a cute little Christmas section right now. I enjoy coming in occasionally and supporting the small business but I don't have high expectations when I come in.

I live in the Albuquerque area and I've shopped multiple Goodwills there. This store was small in…read morecomparison, and I didn't feel it was as organized as it could be. I also felt like the price tags on the items I purchased were a bit higher than I would've paid in Albuquerque. I bought a t-shirt, a pullover, and I purchased like 5 hardcover books. I've purchased hardcover books at estate sales for $3 each, but they were listed for $5 each at Goodwill. I really wanted the books, so I paid the price. At our Goodwills, they often organize clothes based on colors. I've also seen them spray a mist of a solution to help with the second hand smell. The shirts were organized by size, but the jeans were organized by S,M,L, XL instead of their actual size. I was not interested in looking for my size in that cluster. The shoes didn't appear to have any organization to them. There were no sizes to indicate anything. The cashier was very friendly and efficiently checked me out. This store needs a little work to be brought up to the Albuquerque standards.

Love at the Goodwill . Had fun looking for hidden treasures. I found a few books and a cute mug.read more

This store is huge and has a lot of variety. The swimsuits aren't great, with even older women…read morepassing by and remarking out loud the swimsuits designed for them hurt to look at (they did). There were so many people shopping, my anxiety was very quickly triggered. If not for that, I might have taken more time to walk the store, but I still found what I needed.

Over the last month the milk has spoiled within 2 days of purchase. We have thrown out about 3…read moregallons of milk. It is well before the best used by date. We won't be purchasing there milk for a while.

Excellent customer service, the best I've found in Sierra Vista. Great selection of frozen, fresh…read moreand pantry food items. Some food products I've never seen at other grocery stores here. And some of the prices are very competitive

I used to be a Target shopper when I was in college last century. Back then the name was pronounced…read moreTarJAY. K-Mart ruled the retail shops and Walmart was only in the South. But now I'm in the Southwest and the Target store in town sits near a major intersection looking neglected. There are always cars in the parking lot but most of them are for the Pizza Hut and Starbucks near the front entrance. I stopped by this place, finally, two days ago after work. I was looking for a cellphone rack to place in the classroom. Walmart didn't sell it and I came here. (Target didn't have one, either.) And then I remembered why I don't shop here anymore: there aren't any employees in the aisles! In fact, there were few people in the store and the largest crowd was at the pharmacy. Most of the employees were standing guard watching customers self-check out. Another reason why I won't shop here again (at least during the school year): most of the people inside the store were teenagers just walking the aisles looking at stuff. One teen recognized me and then two more. Next time I go to this store I'll wear a full-face mask and wig. I will add that the shopping cart I had rolled along flawlessly and the floors were clean and shiny.

I've only been in the one in Sierra Vista, once and bought myself a blouse and a gift for someone…read more It's a shame SV closed. I was looking forward to more shopping.

Really cute items reasonably priced. This is the 2nd time I've been in when visiting family in the…read morearea. They do seem to run out of XS and S sizes. The staff was very helpful and professional checking for other sizes in stock. If I lived in the area, I think I'd call frequently to ask about when new stock was arriving for best selection. Neither of us needed it but they also have a large selection for the amply endowed which looked super cute and stylish! I was a bit envious of the selection.