Cute thrift shop we happen to stumble upon while out doing errands on a Saturday. Small shop that…read morehas a little bit of everything and perfect for those that like to go on a bargain hunt. Prices are reasonable. Lovely lady greeted us right away and informed us that all clothing, unless new, has been washed. We didn't intend to buy anything, but I walked out with two pairs of shorts and a top. Also, lots of of fabric remenant for those crafters!

What a great thrift store! Don't miss out! I found some books, kitchen items and some clothes (they…read moreare size separated!). There are quilting supplies, kids clothes and toys and home decor. Check it out! Lauren was so nice and welcoming. Will be back.

1 star because I couldn't leave zero. Prices are higher…read morethan other thrift shops, selection is mostly poor quality worn out, faded. Went thru all Men's shirts, pants and shorts. Found one pair of shorts worth buying, rest of stock was picked over junk. At the cash register the attendant stated she needed to check something, returned minutes later with the shorts and pointed out a tag that wasn't previously attached stating the price had doubled. Told her not today MeeMaw. Never had this happen at the register before.

I had a great experience at this thrift store. Service was amazing, people were friendly, and…read morefound a solid wood antiqued tv stand for a great price. I'll definitely be returning.

Absolutely disgusted at how high prices have gotten here. I understand it's a mix of new and used…read moreitems as a retail superstore, however obviously used 5x7 picture frames being priced for $8 is insane - I can get one new at TJMaxx or Target for that price, or 2 on Amazon. I also browsed the bags and while they had some great name brands, they wanted $50 for very well worn Kate Spade bags. I can get a brand new one from NordstromRack for $75, or the Kate Spade outlet for $99. Why would I pay $50 for something that's missing half its leather?! When I was there looking for picture frames, there was also only one cashier but she was over at the service desk so it made the checkout process very confusing for a lot of people. And they also don't provide bags anymore. Thankfully I had reusable ones out in my car for the two books and one picture frame I got, but imagine going in planning to refresh your wardrobe and then having to schlepp it out to your car in just a pile/heap instead of bags. How bizarre. Goodwill is officially off my thrifting list.

This place has lost the plot. I can NOT believe how much they are charging for everything. It's…read moreactually comical. You could buy the same stuff cheaper?? From an actual store....... Brand new. This one also sucks because it's sells a bunch of new stuff they bought in bulk that is just junk. Place is dirty.

Awesome place too bad she has closed..no longer open . Great stuff at great prices I'm hoping she…read moreopens somewhere else..

I have been meaning to visit this store for a while and finally made my way in. Lots of different…read moreitems from clothes to household decor. It is a little more expensive than a thrift store, but definitely has a more curate collection with lots of great vintage finds.

I shop there about three times a week. I have gotten some beautiful finds there at some fabulous…read moreprices and they have a lot and I mean a lot to choose from. Each day of the week, M-Sat they have different sales on different items...I bought my high end sleeper sofa there on 1/2 off furniture day...any other day it was $300 but I only paid $150!!! You have to shop frequently to get all of their good deals They also have auctions of bins in the mornings and you have to get there right away & they sell them for pennies on the dollar, pennies on $10 for a whole bin of items‼ Incredible deal if you know needy families or if you have a thrift store or a resale store or an Etsy or eBay shop just amazing and incredible items and prices I have purchased items brand new in boxes, all sorts of clothing, Furniture, shoes, leather purses, vintage items, expensive collectibles, paintings, art supplies so cheap (I have a degree in Fine Arts), electronics and small appliances...the store has tons of square footage which is why it also looks like a furniture/home decor store AND a clothing store Plus, the staff is incredible The best thrift store I have ever, ever, EVER been to in my life and believe me I've been to a lot of of them ‼

Okay...lets just be real....its a thrift store, not the mall, not a department store, Walmart, or…read moreTarget so do not roll up into my heaven and expect to be impressed. Now, I lovvvvve thrift stores, the more crowded and chaotic, the more opportunity for treasure! I only go on half odd days so it gets pretty busy and they always runout of carts. There are only 6 dressing rooms so be prepared to wait as ppl fill their baskets beyond capacity to try on. There is a huge selection and quality honestly ranges all over the place but if you are true thifter, you are willing to be patient and look. I find most things to be separted by type of clothing but not size and and some spots look to have a color sequence but its easily mixed up quickly by customers. Its definitely not overly clean and I find it to be quite dark in the store. You will also come across some questionable people but hey, Im not there to make friends, just find some deals. #1 Rule: Definitely wash everything when you get home before wearing again.

There are very few times that I'm very impressed by a resale shop just because of how hard it is,…read morebut this place was particularly good. One thing to note first is that their location is no longer where Yelp has it, but at a new spot. I was lucky enough to meet the owner when I went in and they were kind enough to let me own cabinets for jewelry and even look at the processing racks of clothes. I was able to find a nice ring, a slip for under a dress, and a nice anthropology dress for a $30! The shop is quite small, but there are tons of vintage clothes, as well as name brands to look through! Everything seemed to be of high value and the owner was super helpful. I can't wait to come back again and check out what is new!

Nicely appointed small shop with several different sellers sectioned inside…read more The selection isn't huge but it is decent. There are lots of dresses from the 80's and some nice stuff from the 50's, 60's & 70's. I picked up a couple of cool little rings and vintage nightgown. They were also having a sidewalk sale when I visited. Everything outside was$1!! So o picked up a sweet little t- shirt, and my husband picked up a nice pair of shorts. If you're in the area or looking for the French Nest, you should stop in!

They wrap fragiles well helpful staff…read more Nice displays All volunteer reasonable.prices Clean items All for the. Pups

Prices pretty high. I was disappointed and found most things really over priced. Large…read moreselection and generally well organized: dedicated staff.

This is a nice thrift store with a wide selection of items…read more First of all, there is a parking lot for your car. Most stores do have parking lots, but some don't. When I thrift, I usually buy cds and dvds. Prices for those are $1.00, which is really fair. Old record albums are also $1.00, which is good for record collectors since records are becoming more popular again. On Fridays, the books are all half price, but they are very inexpensive anyway. Regular book prices are 75 cents for hardcover, and 50 cents for paperbacks and children's books. Clothing is half off every Saturday. There are fitting rooms to try on clothing. I believe the orange circle on a piece of clothing means that it is the lowest price to pay. They have the other usual thrift store items: shoes, dishes, sheets, towels, hardware, jewelry, figurines, prints and paintings, suitcases, and children's toys. They had a variety of video games in a glass counter in the middle of the store. The staff is friendly and helpful. I enjoy going there to shop, and I recommend the store to others.

This store is enormous! Biggest thrift store Ive ever seen! Everything was very well organized…read moreand it felt very clean, not like your typical smelly salvation army. The staff was very helpful and friendly, there were several young teen men in there working and helping, it was refreshing to see kids working hard for charity. They said they give 100% profit to their community which houses low income and I saw many senior citizens. I will say that some of the items were a tad pricey and I opted not to purchase them, but also knowing that 100% profit is truly helping other people made my purchase a happier one. They have sales everyday too. Great thrift store!

They have very nice things at wonderful prices. All the…read moreworkers there are very nice old school nice

The ladies who run the shop keep it clean very organized and are very helpful. Mostly women's…read moreclothing shoes handbags costume jewelery household goods. Shoppe can only run on whats donated. Their mission is authentic and trustworthy and a great cause helping humanity. Definitely worth a visit you never know what you're going to find

First time checking out this store and was impressed. It's a boutique style store that has…read morefurniture, home decor, clothing and so much more. Staff were very pleasant to speak with and were also very helpful. Pricing to value ratio was great!! They have multiple rooms of all sorts of items which was exciting to browse. Looking forward to visiting again in the future!!

Whenever I'm in the area I stop in to see what they have to offer. I've found plenty of great…read morethings here from furniture to clothes. The service is always friendly and helpful.