This store has an amazing sale every week! I love the selection. Tons of books and clothes and…read moreplenty of kitchenware! I have found some gems here for a fraction of most thrift stores. Sometimes the other shoppers are not the best clientele but I just keep to myself and the items. The trip is worth your time!

Cashier was very friendly to me and everyone ahead of me in line. Was helpful in explaining how…read moretheir discount system works (every Sunday tags go up in their discount value) and was charismatic. They had a very full selection of clothing for all people. They however don't organize by size or at least don't have markers indicating the size. The had some recognizable brands like Patagonia and Columbia. Things seemed reasonable priced especially with the changing discounts items could be up to 90% off.

Seems to have a nice variety of items but the workers begin to shut things down an hour before the…read morestore closed. I felt very uncomfortable and cut my shopping short. Also the prices were a bit high

Clerk was extremely rude and passive aggressive, has been the other two times I've been there. How…read moredo you expect anyone to come in if you act like that towards customers?

There was a large selection of, especially of dishes, clothes, baby gear, and furniture. Amazing…read moredeals. The staff was very friendly and attentive, as well. But the absolute best part was the nice young man playing the piano in the store. He is a graduate of music school, fantastically talented, and was playing his own original music. Be sure and tip him if you're lucky enough to be there when he's playing! He is between jobs right now, and totally deserving!

I've been going to this thrift for 4 years. Last time I went in I could tell there were new people…read moremanaging. I've never paid so much for thrift items. The man told me the 1 got wiped off and the item was 19.95 not 9.95. I could have gone to Lowe's and paid less. The only reason I didn't say anything at the time, was I know, and pray it still goes to a good cause. I will no longer return to the store. I'll donate to the cause online. It's a THRIFT STORE! Not RETAIL! Very disappointed. I will let others know. Sorry, maybe you should think about the non profit you're helping, along with the people who come to the store. I served at a thrift store, we NEVER would have priced items so HIGH!

Stopped into Beloved Bones Oddities while we were in the Paseo Art District. A unique little shop…read morewith a really cool mix of oddities, curiosities, and art you don't see everywhere. It's one of those places where you end up slowly making your way around because there's something interesting in every corner. A good stop if you like unusual finds.

Great beautiful little store! I wish I lived in here. I've been looking for an oddity/antique store…read morewith this vibe and I'm so glad to find one. Lots of very cool, unique pieces. The prices are reasonable, considering quality and uniqueness. They have a wide range of prices with little items as low as $1 and $5 and bigger things that are more expensive. Lots of bones (human and animal), old photos, and paper ephemera. There are antique medical items, jewelry, taxidermy, and clown stuff. They even had a victorian mourning bracelet made out of hair. Gross but awesome. The employees are friendly, too.

I went there 1st time 2 weeks ago & the staff is amazing. I'm not sure if she was manager or shift…read moreleader or what but the girl in charge went the extra mile

If you care about yourself at all, you won't shop or go here…read more This place is absolutely horrible. Their customer service is nonexistent, sure their prices might be cheap but that's because of who they are. They sell half broken stuff, things that should of been trash, and they basically walk around harassing people for not making a selection very fast.

Furniture is extremely overpriced. A good amount of the pieces had parts missing yet were still…read morepriced well over $70.

We were greeted when we walked in and the cashier was very friendly while we were checking out…read more Clothes were organized well by not only gender but type and size of clothing. They had a large selection for women, but the men's clothing options were lacking. Clothing was decently priced for what it was and they typically have sales on certain tags. I was able to get a 100% wool sweater for $4. Overall it was a good experience.

They were a great place to shop! Until today. My son who is a minor & a Type 1 Diabetic that…read morerequires insulin, and a nasal spray to wake him up if his sugar bottoms out. We have went in there many times, and NEVER had a single problem with him carrying his diabetic bag in the store. There were many employees he came in contact with today that could have said something. The manager waited until we were in the store for about 30 min before saying anything. And she said it in front of a lot of people that were around. My mom & I explained that he is a T1D and has to have these meds accessible. She said we could leave it behind the counter. I said so you want me to leave $1000 worth of medicine with people we don't know. She said well they are my employees they will protect it. So she doesn't trust my son in a THRIFT store to not steal cheap BS, but she expects me to trust her employees with a THOUSAND dollars. Not only that, but he has to have that nasal spray. If he passes out I have to grab it. As soon as he drops. She didn't care that she humiliated him infront of a dozen people. She didn't care that she made him feel less than because of his disease. I called corporate and they didn't even care that she did this. The Americans against disabilities need to get on this business & let them know this is DISCRIMINATION! See photos for the ENTIRE story!

The cashier tried to get me to go to the other side of the store to check out. That didn't make…read moreany sense because I was next in line. After the person in front of me was done, the cashier just walked away. Didn't say anything. I left my full cart. I had already removed my hangers so check out would have been easy. I don't know if it was laziness, racism because I was the only white person, or something else but it was completely unnecessary.

This is a vintage store located inside the OKC farmed public market. It was a nice break as they…read morehad some type of cool air moving around. It was loaded with many antiques and items from your past. Was fun just to look around and remember when plus the cool air was nice. They are open daily I just didn't catch the hours. Prices ranged from very reasonable to out of sight but it's all about what someone will pay. Always room for negotiation.