This is an interesting thrift store. Let me start by saying I've not yet taken time to browse through their clothing so I can't speak to that but I do believe the sales that are advertised are for clothing as those are the different colored tickets whereas home goods and other things get written on with an oil pen so there is no color differentiation. I've been here 3-4 times now. As with all thrift stores the pricing can be hit or miss. I've been able to find a variety of interesting things for my home for a great price but have also looked at unbranded, generic glasswares that are priced at $10 ish for seemingly no reason at all. Some of their vases for instance are very basic and priced high. One thing about this thrift though is if you see anything that's out of the ordinary with pricing, their website gives you the ability to reach out about that so it can be addressed. All 3-4 times I've been, I left with a bag so I do believe there is a lot to be found. When I was reading on this thrift, it seems they get their donations from purchasing their inventory. They also appear to help lots of different causes. It feels like a treasure hunt but I can see where it can be overwhelming for some as it is densely packed with many many things. If you want to browse, I really recommend you visit. It's a lot to dig through and I find it to be fun and relaxing. read more

This place is HUGE!! So many things. Easy to spend an hour looking around. If you look around clothes section, could be longer. So many things to choose from. Employees seemed overwhelmed restocking yet they are super polite when you ask questions. Come prepared. read more

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Value World thrift superstore is a life saver. You can always find the best deals and the most professional and helpful personnel. You won't go wrong shopping here . Good deals, good prices and a overall great environment to shop in. Thanks Value World . read more

If you are a true thrifter, and by that I mean you really like to find the deals and dig for the treasures, then you would enjoy this place. It's so big that you must come with plenty of time to explore everything. There's split levels with furniture upstairs and everything else downstairs and there are even more stairs so keep that in mind while shopping. There's no way to bring the shopping cart up to the second level which is where you must go to check out, that's the strangest part about this place but it's doable. They have an app that tells you when the deals are and just so happens I was there on a 50% off day and that was awesome!! The employees are all so friendly and helpful, I literally get stuck in this place for hours and my teenagers love it as well. The prices are the best part, can't beat them. They have a huge selection of baby clothes and bedding, clothes for everyone and everything is organized in a way that makes sense. Definitely recommend! read more

Let me start by saying, I thrift shop for the environment and to save money on quality items bc I love fashion, but I own my own home and 2 cars. I don't have to buy used. What use to be a place I enjoyed shopping, will not get another dime from me. And I have given thousands of dollars to these establishments over the years. A sorry security guard who hates his life and his job is driving customers away. The security guard (see photo) working at this location tried to flirt with me and when I turned it down, he made it a point to target and harass me every time I come in. He has now tried to get one of the workers to harass me as well (see photos below) and tell me I'm not allowed there all because I didn't give him any attention. To endure harassment in a thrift store and then be penalized for it, is absolutely unreal. And for this woman to back him up, is disheartening. This place is now an absolute joke, and I'll be filing a complaint. read more

Just WOW I think they forget this is a thrift store vs. a ROSS or a Burlington lmao their prices are ridiculous! A kurag missing the pump and the water canister for $29 are you serious??A coffee table that wiggles and is severely scratched for $30??? A dinning room set that is broken and wiggly for $380??? Lamps that are out dated and bent for $14!????? WTF lol I always donate tit his place but NOT ANYMORE and I sure would not recommend anyone to come waste their money here. Goodwill gives way better prices. ROSS or Burlington will give you better prices for crying out-loud!!! AVOID AVOID!! Plus it stinks in there read more

I went in looking for a couch and I was overwhelmed on the options that were there! I got a NICE couch with lot of pillows at a great PRICE. I had the best experience with Ron so helpful.They had no problem helping take to my truck.One of my favorite thrift stores in Houston I will be coming back. read more

Value World - Department Stores Near Me - Houston, Texas

This is one of the smaller Value Villages that I've been to. Upon walking inside, there are two levels. The 2nd level is for furniture and the bottom level is clothes, shoes, and final markdowns. The good thing about it is that it didn't smell funny, as some thrift stores do. One of the downsides about this one is there is no dressing room whatsoever. Also, if you use one of the full punch cards for 50% off, you will not earn another one, per the cashier that checked us out. This thrift store isn't in the best of locations either..... try to come when it's daylight! read more

Strangest thrift store I've ever been to. You have to go downstairs to get a cart & shop. There's no way to get said cart upstairs so you have to carry everything upstairs to checkout and take your chances on someone raiding your cart if you have to make multiple trips. The ladies clothing selection isn't the greatest but it's ok however, there's always something good in the men's department. Just an FYI, part of the store is not air conditioned nor heated. Overall, I always find something here that's a bargain! read more

The way the up and downstairs is separated is weird. You walk into a landing between floors. That has the cash registers. But I've been to similar thrift stores with this set up. The do have a huge selection. It's very clean and organized. The upstairs is the furniture. Which is very good priced. The downstairs is everything but furniture. So yes u have to carry everything up the steps that u plan to purchase. The carts are kept in the basement. read more

It was an ok thrift store. My only thing was that they didn't have a dressing room. Honestly, if you have a thrift shop with that many people coming in, they should at least put a dressing room in it. Other than that, they had some cute vintage stuff here and there. And there furniture selection looked good (but I didn't browse there long. I thrift for clothes.) read more

I plan on moving in a couple years and didn't want to spend money on new furniture that I knew I wasn't going to bring with me. I bought some inexpensive chairs, a table and electronics. The chairs needed some sponging once I got home, but I couldn't be more satisfied. I will either donate or trash the stuff when I leave. read more

Oh man. I love this place so much. So much gold here! The staff, I feel for a lot of the times. How they manage to keep their cool when the building never seems to have a working a/c unit I DO NOT KNOW! If you're coming here in the summer time, be prepared. The lines can get long but they do their best. One thing to note about this location is that a majority of their stock is "dated" compared to a Goodwill. I rarely find current trends here but they are around. The store is pretty easy to navigate through; just remember you have to walk back up the stairs to the register once you're done shopping. Their furniture is either a hit or miss. You've gotta act quickly and check back often because it changes fast. They've done away with their punch cards and are going the digital route. Although they have colored tag deals on the daily, I would suggest following their Facebook and signing up for the email list to keep up with any coupons they might be releasing. read more

I went in the store today to buy a couple of dolls and saw that they had 50% off on all toys except Easter and bagged toys. Well I found 2 plastic dolls in the toy section with all of the stuffed animals, games bikes etc... When I proceeded to pay for them I was told that I couldn't get 50% off because dolls are not toys. One of the dolls which was a small doll about 6-7 inches didn't have a price on it so the supervisor put $5.05 on the doll and told me that the doll didn't belong in the back. This was not a porcelain doll, it was just a plain plastic doll with a pretty dress, one that little girls play with. I don't understand why I was treated so badly in this store because my husband and I shop there often and most of the time they watch us like we are thieves, they never speak and their attitudes are very unpleasant. I am going to start spending my money at the Goodwill where they know how to treat their customers. read more