There's only a handful of reviews and no photos so I thought I'd add my part. From the outside, you would not think this place was very big, but it extends all the way back to another building where the furniture is kept. It is well laid out with over half the store given over to clothing, but they do have a large book selection. All CDs, records and paperbacks are $2. Definitely a thrift store worth seeking out where the prices are typically less than Goodwill's. They also have color tag sales for more savings. read more

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I quit shopping for clothes here when they changed from having tags in the seams to stapling price tags directly thru the garment which may cut the threads. If on knit material, it then runs and ruins the garment. I mentioned it to one of the workers but they said the people that were pricing had trouble putting the tag in the seam. I now only donate and shop at the Humane Society and Hill Country Youth Ranch thrift stores. read more

This is my go to donation place to help make a positive impact on a wide variety of other lives. The organization is such a positive influence for not only our community but across America and beyond. They help children and adults in crisis without discrimination. read more

I am upgrading my previous review because managers Barbara and Tim have been very helpful. There is a new attitude much more consumer friendly. Bel is very nice and helpful too. I previously wrote: Cash registers overcharged me several times until they finally closed the register after I complained for three weeks! Registers have now been repaired. I previously wrote: Many items are not marked and the "manager" refuses to price the items and tells customers to "check back next week." This no longer occurs. Previously I wrote: Once I was purchasing an item and the cashier took it from me saying the price was too low for a golf bag. He ran to the back then raised the price $20 despite the fact the LOWER price was stapled onto it in 3 places. This has not happened again. Their employees get access the best deals. I saw one employee haul out three new golf bags for $30 that were never made available to the public. Only time I ever saw him at the store. When I complained to officials in Dallas they said the policy was being changed. Now items had to remain for 24 hours offered to the public. The best day to go there is on Wednesday when everything in the store is 50% off. Of course employees get their pick of all items first if you are lucky you can still find something! Count your change and check your receipts. Never buy any electronics from them without plugging them in. No 7 days electronics refund policy like Goodwill or everyday of the week Veteran's discount like Goodwill, but veterans get a discount one day a week. read more

I've never been online to write a bad review in my life, but this place is just wretched. I can overlook the negative qualities a disorganised thrift store, even if they're charging consignment store prices (after all, every now and then you find a gem), but it's difficult to overlook a nasty personality. I'd complain to the manager, but I'm pretty sure it's the manager that is the worst of them all (50's/60's, bob length greying hair). I've yet to have a single experience with her that wasn't memorably rude. One time I found a floor lamp in the back room that had no tag saying it had been tested. As there was no lightbulb, I nabbed one from the other lamps and went to the closest electrical socket I could find that was in the main building. Success, it worked! As I finished looking around, the woman walked past me several times as I hauled the cumbersome four foot floor lamp around the store. Ten minutes later, I hear, "THAT LIGHTBULB WASN'T WITH THAT LAMP. YOU NEED TO PUT IT BACK!" shouted at me across the store. It was loud enough that everyone in a twenty five foot radius stopped to look at who was "trying to steal" a used 99c lightbulb (for the record, I have a drawer full of good, new bulbs at home and had no intention of taking this). If she didn't have such a reputation of being a nasty employee, I might have been a bit more embarrassed. I have dozens of more experiences no better than this from this Salvation Army location. The fact that they boast, "Runner Up for Best Thrift Store in Kerrville," is laughable since it's pretty much down to just Salvation Army and Goodwill in Kerrville proper these days with COVID. read more