Thrift Haus needs to be added in to anyone's rotation who likes to thrift/buy second hand. I'm…read moreassuming it was the owner who greeted us and not only was he so nice and informative about the store, but also promoted another business in the neighborhood's bingo event. I thought that was such a nice neighborly touch. All like items as priced the same and I love this! It doesn't matter if the item is name brand or not - plus the pricing is so cheap and what I expect from shopping at a thrift store. I did find a skirt to bring home with me.

Such a gem of a thrift store! The owners are both so sweet and personable, and I found some great…read morepieces in perfect condition for under $10 each!

3.5/5 Very small…read morestore, pretty cramped and loaded with items! I didn't dig too hard since there were two employees wandering around putting items away? Not too sure but I wasn't looking for anything in particular and didn't find anything. Prices seemed good. Kitty corner from one of my favorite restaurants so now that I know this is here maybe I'll stop in again and see if I see anything, just a miss today.

Such a sweet store! We stopped in and were instantly welcomed by the owner. Prices are incredible!…read moreWe will stop back in whenever we are in the area! It is a fun little shop to check out.

Karen, the shop owner, has a big personality and is always fun to visit and have a chat with. She…read moreknows her stuff, has a skilled eye, and wants to help you find what you're looking for. Today I visited the new location that opened TODAY 3/3/22 (3006 Texas Ave S, St Louis Park) -- great luck!! There's plenty of parking and the space is laid out beautifully. You can really see all the items and everywhere you turn, there's something new. My mom and I like to frequent this shop to see what's new, and I think we'll come even more now that there's a new location! Be sure to follow the owners Instagram (@retrowanderlust) to keep up with any sales she has or if she has changes to her schedule. I believe she's planning on doing a bit of e-commerce, so that will be fun to see as well! We've bought some dresser drawers from RW before, and today my mom picked up a beautiful large blue tablecloth for only $28. She also bought a concrete candle for $14. I'd say pieces are priced fairly -- sturdy and unique antiques are an investment! That said, I think there's something in this store for any budget, there's a wide range of pricing. I definitely recommend going to Retro Wanderlust, and now, even better -- it's in a fun part of St Louis Park. Make a fun day of it or just go to browse the fun collection and go home. I'll be back. Thanks Karen!

The owner was friendly and sweet, but it was to cluttery for me and I did not want to pay $70 for a…read morelime green bean bag from the 70s.

Hands down my favorite thrift store. It's clean, well organized, reasonably priced and the staff…read moreare so welcoming. My son purchased his suit for prom here and it looked great! Thankful to have this option in Shakopee.

This is now the best thrift store in Shakopee MN! I couldn't not believe the amount of items and…read morethe time and organization that have gone into this set up! Employees are super helpful and friendly, one even offered to go look in the back for an item for a woman shopping there. Prices are AFFORDABLE and how a thrift store should be. I much prefer this type of store over a Goodwill any day! They take donations but not on Mondays or Fridays. Can't wait to donate some of my items and also to go again and find more treasures! It was a delight!

I wish I could give a 3.5 rating, since overall it was a good experience…read more So here's the deal. - lack of large signage on the exterior, makes it easy to miss being it blends in with the other businesses along the strip. -upon entering you may be given a strip of SOLD stickers. If not, you can find them by the registers. They're for tagging larger items you want to buy. You put the sticker on, and take it's product/price tag to the cashier for check-out. -the store is packed with items and people, which makes moving around not so easy. I don't think it's ideal for walkers, wheelchairs, or strollers. If you have mobility challenges, navigating may be tough. -some items don't have a price tag, like the pillow I bought. I asked the cashier how the price is determined, and was advised they assign what they think is a fair price at check-out. My pillow was valued at $4. -i got there at 10:07am, 7 mins after they opened and there were people everywhere. That said, if you're a serious shopper arrive early to see the goods before the super-early birds snatch it all up. -again, it's filled with stuff; mainly furniture, home decor, dinnerware, kitchen goods, some shoes, books, and I even saw cute scarves and bags. It didn't seem like a destination for clothes. Now that I'v summed that up, I do believe it's a nice option for thrifting and would definitely recommend it.

Such interesting finds at Empty the Nest. The best part is they announce discounts for Sundays…read more Such deals! I got an amazing stained glass lampshade and brown crock. It's fun to see things from your grandparents house. Memories. Such a wide selection from lamps to books to furniture to tools to decor. Something different every time!

Clean and nicely organized. Seasonal items grouped at front of store. Very helpful workers.read more

This is the brand new CAP thrift store, located in a previous Pier One store. There was a sign on…read moredoor saying Holiday stuff 25% off. I found a few things including MN Twins Zubaz pants, elf from elf on a shelf, vintage felt Santa, pig tail barbecue turner new in box, Justin Timberlake 20/20 CD, and a wooden log foot stool or shoe rack. The staff was super friendly. The prices weren't ridiculously high. There are bathrooms at the back right corner of the store. There were small half carts and the rolling baskets. Parking was plentiful. The store is super clean and not cluttered. Stop in and maybe you'll find a treasure or 2 or 3.

A great place to go for furniture at very affordable prices! Everything has been recycled or is…read morevintage! The organization is volunteer based and run and what you buy goes to help other charities! A win win!

This is an interesting thrift shop that gets overlooked. The main reason is that for whatever…read morereason, if you map search for thrift shops it NEVER comes up. If you don't stumble across it, like I did by hitting the supermarket it shares the plaza with, you'll never know about them. Maybe they like it that way. As the name implies they focus on furniture. The assortment is typically nice to average. Way better than your typical Goodwill or Savers, not as nice as others. The people who work here are very nice. They had an overdose of now-boat-anchor armoires that they were practically giving away but for sofas, chairs, art etc pretty nice. They do have other stuff like books, CDs, brutally overpriced vinyl, kitchenware, but prices are good to crazy. The place is cavernous so a good look around will get in your steps. Again if you don't save a note to remind yourself to visit you probably never will because they're almost invisible. If I hadn't been cleaning out desk junk I wouldn't have remembered I had kept a receipt from here. I have meant to go back but forgot the name and searching for thrift shops is pointless on this place. If you're near here or looking for some room revitalization it's worth a visit. I'm reviewing the place so I can find it again myself.

My first time at the Goodwill Bins went a little too well... definitely had the thickest stack of…read morefinds compared to my 2 friends. We went during a cloudy afternoon so it was the perfect activity. I got to observe the new bin rush from the side, and later participate in one as well. I get people are enthusiastic even outside the new bin drops, but some large parties kept hogging side sections when I was trying to go through them in a flow. I kept thinking about other things I wanted to see/do in the Twin Cities though so couldn't lock in to the level I really wanted. Next time I'll need to spend a whole day here and be more liberal with my narrowing down step. Unfortunately not trying on everything at my friend's apartment wasn't a good idea because now I'm back in Texas and some items don't fit right.

The goodwill outlet center / "bins" is quite the experience haha. You can tell a lot of people are…read morethere all the time and are "professionals", but I still enjoyed it as a casual thrifter! There are rows of bins, probably 40-60 in the store, and they are filled with clothes, household items, shoes, games, etc! At first glance most of it is less then appealing, but there are definitely hidden gems in these bins! I walked away with a jacket and top for my partner and pants for me! No dressing rooms. There are a ton of people there typically too, so be prepared to be in close proximity and searching bins together! Some of the bins smelled and overarchingly the experience is a little gross when you think about it too long haha. Being gloves if you want and wash up after, you'll be fine! They switch out the bins maybe every 30mins-1 hour, and this is when you find the best stuff that hasn't been picked over. The staff was friendly enough. I was surprised by the prices. You pay by the pound, which is cool! I still expected it to cost less though haha. It was roughly $4/piece for everything I got. Again nothing crazy and good prices for thrifting, but I still expected it to be "dirt cheap" given these items are at their final destination. Overall it's a place I'll come once or twice a year to mix up my thrifting :)