Good thrift store in the old Herberger's spot. This is a great spot to shop for women's jeans and…read moremen's clothes. I've also found good deals on holiday decor in the past. Things are fairly priced, though I've noticed some inconsistencies a few times.

Angels Attic was my favorite thrift store for many years. Reasonable prices and a wide variety of…read moreitems. It's been my favorite place to donate items to as well. After tonight, I will not be returning. I was asked to leave because my two year old was having an emotional meltdown. Only 24 months old, he was crying because I wouldn't let him play with a toy that he could break. I moved him and my other children to the back of the store to minimize disruption while the baby cried. Two year old meltdowns rarely last long, and I THOUGHT the classic toddler tantrum was a universal childhood experience. He was not causing problems; Rather, he was sitting next to the cart crying, and my preschoolers were behaving flawlessly. An employee came back and asked me to "control" my child, and accused us of "disrupting the other customers". As a mom of five, I've been shopping with children for many years and I've never been so humiliated. I've gathered a lot of compliments (at stores and also restaurants) for my well behaved kids, but I've never before been shamed and humiliated. I hope it was just a case of a "bad apple" employee and not the value system of the store's management.

Crafting supplies for everyone! I love the environment and all the supply odds and ends she has…read moreavailable! If you aren't looking for anything but you know you have craft 'Scraps' and hate the idea of throwing them away, you can donate them!!!

From the owner: Rad Scraps is an arts and crafts supply thrift store with many unique finds! We rescue all kinds of…read morecrafting materials from musty basements, dark closets, dusty attics, and most importantly, the landfill! If you have arts and crafts supplies you’re not using and/or don’t know what to do with, you’re in luck because we take donations! For a list of accepted materials, check out our Facebook page!

Its a shopping experience you won't forget. Friendly helpful fun staff, wide variety of new and…read moregently used items for sale at very affordable prices and all proceeds go back into helping the community members that are facing financial hardships. Lowest prices in town and considered one of the best Mitchell thrift stores.

From the owner: Community Closet is a non-profit thrift store which offers a wide variety of merchandise including…read moreclothing for the whole family, shoes, coats, appliances, vintage items, books, jewelry, toys/games, lamps, dishes, and more -all at affordable prices for all! Everyone is welcome.

Truly a nice experience to shop, gab and donate to a great cause. I enjoy the nicer, clean…read moremerchandise, consignments and the opportunity to give back to store for others to enjoy! Donations welcome anytime, for any season and style all for a good reason!. I would call with furniture and antique donations or consignments. The back door drop off in back is perfect.

Was traveling for a week and missed thrifting. This was advertised in Chamberlain SD travel book…read moreand we stayed at Baymont in Oacoa and googled and saw it opened at 830 am. I bought a native beaded hair barette for $5, Ralph Lauren polo long sleeve, medium shirt for my son for $2.50 and a ND buffalo magnet for 50 cents. I believe the store benefits the school so a win win. Prices were cheap.

Found a pair of pants that I've worn every week for years. A friend likes them so much they asked…read moreif I can reproduce them cool collection