This place is so awesome. It fits my style, the clothes are affordable and well-made. They have…read morelots of cool sales, and the girls that work there seem really nice. They even had cute pins I could buy my six year old and I basically wanted to buy everything in there for myself. This is going to be my go-to clothing store. LOVED IT.

This is a pretty decent place for the young hipsters out there-- even some of the old hipsters,…read moreespecially those who played frogger or that star wars game on an old Atari (because they have one there, you can actually play, by gosh) -- and there is really some amazing stuff to be found in the vintage department, and also some local designers. Also they have a basement full 'o costume stuff of all sorts of clothes, and they also rent suits and stuff. The folks are very nice, and the owner has even got some yoga classes going after business hours (cost: whatever you can give)! So there is almost all you need in terms of clothing, entertainment, and some exercise. They also have a really nice website, and if you prefer reality, check it out for their window dressings. They are the mannequin gurus.

hands down the best biggest and oldest vintage shop in mid missouri. my friends and I have enjoyed…read morethis place for many decades.

Leo's is the best place in Columbia to buy vintage clothing with the largest selection Ive seen in…read morethe area.

Cute thrift store! I saw someone make a post about it on Facebook so I checked it out and idk if I…read moregot lucky but I went on a day where they give u a plastic bag and you can fill it up for $10. That was a great deal! The store has all kinds of stuff but the plastic bag deal is only applicable for shoes and clothes. I got some cute boots and button downs , but there was an amazing brown leather jacket that was too small for me. I urge any petite women to go try on that jacket it was beautiful but I'm a size large unfortunately :( Also: there was a lady in front of me who refused to pay taxes bc its a thrift store. She did NOT know the difference between a non profit and for profit thrift store. Anyways don't be that customer pretending like you know more than the store owner. She was just a cheap person and overall rude.

First time visiting with family in town. E found two Oz…read morebooks that were $8 each. Both were very good condition vintage books! K found a vintage travel bag, shaped between a cube and a rectangle, for her art supplies she carries to school-- in good condition for $24. I found a piece of Franciscan pottery, the "Spice" platter for $22. I found the same on eBay for $25. Great vibe, the people there are friendly and easy to chat with. The feeling was a comfortable, hometown chill.

While this place is huge and advertised as an antique mall, it's really more of a flea market. We…read morewere disappointed in all the "junk".

It always makes me laugh when I hear people complain about this store because they feel they aren't…read moreoffered enough money when selling clothes. Just think about it. When something is pre-owned it loses much of its value. Plato's needs to offer their used clothes at a price significantly lower than retail in order to make customers actually want to buy their goods. Even if something is "brand new," "never been worn," etc., why would anyone want to pay close to retail for something when they could just go buy it new in a store with more sizing and color options for only a few dollars more? That being said, Plato's still needs to make a profit, so ultimately, they just cannot offer you very much for your pre-owned clothes, even if they are in very good condition. This store is not a way for you to make easy cash. This store is a place for you to get a little cash in return for cleaning out your closet, which you can turn around and use as an additional discount on already good deals on gently-worn pre-owned clothing. I find that this allows me to keep my wardrobe constantly changing at a fraction of the price that buying clothes new at retail price would cost me (but not for free. Nothing's free). For me, it is a win-win. People always think their used crap is worth more than it is. But it's just not. If you want to make money, get a job.

Brought in a large bin of unworn items, most with tags. Told me it would be 2 hrs so I drove across…read moretown. Got text 15 min later they were done. Came back and they said they couldn't take anything due to stains and older styles. Older styles, sure, but there were absolutely no stains. I took all my worn clothes to goodwill and only brought unworn items here.

A volunteer service organization worthy of donations and financial support. The shoe program for…read morekids is especially important.

From the owner: We are a non profit thrift store that sells gently used, clothing items, shoes and other…read moreaccessories and household items that have been donated to us. These items are very reasonably priced. Tuesdays are referral days and people that have been referred by an agency can shop for free.

This is quite literally the worst thrift store I have ever been to. Ridiculous pricing, and I now…read moreknow why nobody shops here. I had a terrible experience there, I asked if they could bargain on a skirt that had been there for over 1 month because I come often, and I was waiting for the price to drop or for the monthly sale. I asked the cashier if they could go lower, because it had been in the same spot for a month. She acted insulted and told me that she would give me 50 cents off and told me to wait. I'm not coming back. I wish I could give it 0 stars.

I hesitated to go here at all because of the parent company's homophobia, but wanted to give my…read morelocal branch a chance. I injured my foot recently and am using a mobility device to get around. The people working here were very unfriendly and even made rude comments about how I was blocking the aisle with my literal walking aid! Not a great look. Cannot recommend.

Thank you Aloma's Antiques! Scored the most amazing set of…read moretwo retro lounge chairs at one of your estate sales. So much great stuff all with fantastic prices!

I used Aloma's Antiques after my mom pasted for an estate sale. She really knows what she is doing…read moreand made the process so easy for me. I would not hesitate to use her service again. She is thoughtful, knowledgable and fair priced. Thank you so much Aloma.

We found designer shoes, Jordan's, Carhartt shirts and NFL jersey. The staff was friendly and the…read morestore was well organized. A dress shirt, tie and Jordan's for $4o. Great place to shop on a budget.

Best Salvation in Columbia area, compared to other assignment stores! Good Service too.read more

I found a new dress with tags dress that I will wear as a tunic!…read more The store was clean and the items were mostly correct for size. I was looking for wide legged jeans but I left happy. Negative: not that much that I would actually wear.

I just took a road trip to four Midwest states and over 20 Goodwill stores…read more This was by FAR the MOST EXPENSIVE one! And I was told the prices just went up. Seems like someone in management just got greedy...