Loved the super-friendly owners! They were helpful, patient, and even recommended other good…read morevintage spots to check out and great local restaurants. Will definitely visit them again when I'm in San Antonio. Reasonable prices, great selection, and knowledgable curators--can't really ask for more in a vintage shop!

This is a local thrift shop. They are very welcoming and have a selection of goods that is nicely…read moreorganized. I found a few pieces and I'm looking forward to gifting and wearing. They do have a bin in the back you can sort through and those items are priced low. They also offer gift cards.

Great finds at good prices . Found a pretty red lace valentine jacket for a steal. They have a…read morelarge selection of gently used designer clothing and bags.

Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. Lots of great selections for all sizes. Not a shortage of…read morestyles.

I could see this being a very affordable place for those who love Costume jewelry and accessories…read more Unlike other goodwills this one has the name brand items and accessories unlike a regular one would. A lot of purses were running About $40 .They had brands such as Steve Madden, coach ,Vera Bradley and Brighton.They even sell wedding dresses and gowns.

My experience could have been better, I have been there numerous times and there is an employee…read morethere who selectively greets and I was never one of them, and she greets others consistently at entry and explains to them the specials for the day. I believe in the power of the store's mission, otherwise I would not return. She is rude and unprofessional, among other staff who see her behavior and not try to correct it for all customers. She is a mid aged lady with short hair, that works there regularly and does not appreciate my purchases that help the goodwill cause, and that is sad. Sincerely, Landeia

So I originally found Uptown Cheapskate through Instagram because I was looking for a store where I…read morecould sell some of my clothes. I had so much with tags or stuff I've only wore once, and wanted to see what I would get for them instead of just donating it to Goodwill or a similar nonprofit. Before selling you need to sign up through their system and create an account which is super easy. I came on a weekday so they weren't too busy and after 30min they gave me my offer. They seemed to be a more trendy type of shop and a lot of my clothes was a little more formal for their style so they didn't buy a lot from what I brought (I think they are more tailored to GenZ just FYI). I did browse through their store a little bit but frankly their clothes was not my style and they did not have a lot of XS or small petite clothing. One thing do worth noting is that they have a huge selection for guys, and saw some pretty cool vintage stuff for men.

Curated selections! I've never left empty handed. There's great specials/events on a monthly basis…read moreand this place is never empty. The community definitely loves it. Everything from shoes, perfumes, and purses. Lots to see and lots to love. Dressing rooms are clean and the staff is friendly and always in a good mood. This place feels like your shopping retail but at a second hand price! Win win!

Very nice, clean and very hip . Location is off Broadway in one of the hottest areas of SAN ANTONIO…read moreat the moment.

Boysville Auxiliary Thrift is a spot that I frequent a lot. I would say I come to this spot maybe…read morethree or four times a month. It is big and they have a variety of goods to sell. My favorite thrift in the spot is the books. They are very reasonably priced and you can get quite a few or under a dollar, which is pretty impossible in a lot of other thrift stores. The staff here is friendly and helpful. They have a little boutique section in the front where they keep the newer clothing with tags, and more designer wise items. I do think some of their prices are on the higher end, which is disappointing when you're trying to get some affordable items. Clothing, however, it's usually reduced, so along with the books a good purchase. Not so much their purses, and some of their other accessories. It's worth a visit to search through their treasures and find some good thrifts. This is not my favorite thrift store, but it will be some of the goodwill prices in a pinch.

Ok. In all honesty, I am fairly new to thrifting, about two years, so this place was too much…read more Arrived this Tuesday at 9, which is when they open, and there were already quite a few people in there. By the time I left, about 1 hr later, that parking lot was full. The amount and piles of clothing are insane, but as someone mentioned in the comments, you really have to be persistent and dig to get quality clothing, which, spoiler alert, I didn't! There were so many people, it was impossible to move around with ease, and I didn't have the patience to sort through all that mess for the perfect clothing item. Plus, the noise and assortment of running, crying and yelling children was not fun. After an hour, I could take no more, and speed walked out of there. I will say the value was amazing, though. On Tuesdays, they sell the clothing for .50! That's right, each piece less than a dollar, which explains the crowds and overflowing carts throughout the place. So the value is there, I just needed the endurance, know-how and focus, to find a great piece. Honestly, I don't know if I'll return. I may need more training on the Art of thrift. I was not impressed by the lack of higher end brands, so I'll continue shopping at my known spots. At the very least, because there's less of a commotion, and the thus an enjoyable shopping experience. Sorry! No pictures. I was too overwhelmed to take any. ‍

I decided go this evening to experience 50¢ Tuesdays and I don't regret it one bit. It wasn't my…read morefirst time at this store, but normally I go on Friday or Saturday. Before you go, this store isn't like other thrift stores, things aren't often as pristine (I was looking for stained clothes so this wasn't an issue), and the racks aren't really sorted. There's normally a giant pile of clothes to right of the entrance you'll see people rifling through. I thoroughly enjoy this store, but you need to have a good feel to find quality clothes. Tonight I scored J. Crew pink pants with no flaws. It's in there, just hard to find. That being said even not-so-great clothes are easy accept when the prices are so cheap. This is consistently the cheapest thrift store I've been to and I really appreciate that fact. They price to sell.

I've done it again! I've found another great antique shop in San Antonio. Excellently priced…read moreantiques of a wide variety, I was only going to pop in for a quick run through. But 2 hours later I left with my little bag of goodies all securely wrapped and bagged by the beautiful lady in the cowboy hat behind the counter. Lots to look at and great prices to boot. You bet I'll be back again!!

I was on the hunt for some pieces to add to my dining room gallery wall. I found Armadillo here on…read moreYelp, and was so excited to see such a large selection of vintage treasures! I wandered around for a good hour, looking for something that caught my eye. I found a tiny mirror and skeleton keys that went perfectly in my space, and at a perfect price! The staff was friendly and helpful, and I will most definitely be back soon...I've got more treasures to find!

This was a HUGE location, and I loved how they organized every rack based on the type of clothes it…read morewas plus color-coding them. They even had a massive home goods section along the side of the store, and if you have the time to look through everything, you'll probably spend a lot of time here shopping around. They have a lot of purses and accessories too, so would recommend coming here on a thrifting trip. They also have fitting rooms!

I've never seen a thrift store organize their clothes by sizes. Well done. Loved that there was…read morea security guard on premises. Great variety and a very big store. Lots of used bibles, but not enough cookbooks. By looking at how big all of us are in San Antonio, we are obviously reading the wrong books and eating the wrong stuff.