Neat place. Wife loves to browse out for a while. Most of the things are more vintage if that's…read morewhats up your alley.

Thrift store shopping has been my vice for quite some time and on this trip, I came across a few…read moremiscellaneous items that I can use both for my business and personal organization. The staff members at the register were really friendly. The store is well organized and they have special markdowns based on the days of the week.

This store is small, but all of the items are amazing. Well kept, organized, merchandise is in…read moregreat condition...it's definitely worth putting into your thrifting rotation. You're not digging through junk here! BONUS: Excellent selection of handbags in beautiful condition.

Small, but clean and I ALWAYS find great stuff!! I have unbelievable success for the size of the…read moreshop, consistently. And friendly staff!!

The guys and gals are great, especially Vince, who is incredibly helpful!…read more We've been dropping off a lot of stuff to this place and they are very helpful in accepting it all!

I love this place, extremely organized and super clean I found what I was looking for. They have…read morean array of holiday items such as Christmas , 4th of July and Halloween I love all the cottage ceramic little display houses. People are always ready to help with a smile. I'll be back the next time I'm in town.

First of all, I had no idea this place was the size of a small nation. I walked in thinking,…read more"Little antique shop, I'll just go up one aisle and down the next." Ma'am. Sir. There is no "up and down." This place is a labyrinth designed by someone who said, "What if we hid Narnia behind every dresser?" I got lost at least three times. Possibly four. At one point I genuinely forgot: What I came for, which direction I entered... who I am as a person. Every time I thought I found the "main path," I'd turn a corner and BAM! secret pocket room. Hidden alcove. Side quest unlocked. Now, to be fair, if you are someone who enjoys treasure hunting, rummaging, discovering trinkets you didn't know you needed, and time traveling, this is your Disneyland. There is stuff. So much stuff. Trinkets. Bobbles. Whatnots, galore. Things your grandma had. Things your grandma refused to have. I went in looking for one very specific item. I did not find it. I did, however, find three existential moments and mild spatial disorientation. Did I have a good time? Yes. Did I leave with what I needed? No. Did I briefly consider dropping breadcrumbs to find my way out? Also yes. Three stars because it's impressive, chaotic, and an adventure... but if you go in with a mission, be prepared to lose it. Possibly along with your sense of direction. Would return. With a map.

One of my favorite things to do on a Sunday is going on a treasure hunt as I like to call it & this…read moreparticular antique store I just love! We've been to this store several times over the past couple of years & every time I'm lucky enough to find something amazing yet half the time my choice is in the locked cabinet..... lol! This store is extremely large so you can definitely be there for a few hours because they have everything that you can imagine! The store is also well spaced out for as big as it is & it's not cluttered like some antique stores can be! On this last visit I completely lucked out because I've been eyeing a figurine in a glass case & it was still there! Well once they took it out & put it in my hands I knew I wanted it.... a Giuseppe Armani figurine so delicately made, I fell in love & the price.... Could not beat! Then on another visit in another locked glass case there she sat.... This gorgeous Sweden " Strombergshyttan " crystal vase of a girl holding a bird cage, underneath the vase is signed & numbered. Yes I basically walked away with a steal, my husband had to tell me to stop smiling! I just love this store, there's such a large selection to choose from for all tastes out there! Mind you it's not in that fancy zip code but do not let that discourage you because sometimes when you drive out of those zip codes that's where's there'll be some extra treasures lingering around!

Great little thrift store with a great heart. Funds from sales go to local charities, so it's a…read moregreat organization to support. Neat, organized, clean and the friendly staff is always there to assist. Plenty of parking, unless in the boutique most items are very reasonably priced. They do have special events like this weekend was fill a bag for $25 where you rummage through bins and fill a 13g garbage bag and pay 1 price. Lots of buns to go through, after half an hour we left empty handed as we weren't lucky to find anything in our sizes we liked. In the store inventory is not overwhelming you can get through the store rather quickly. Smaller sizes have more options then in the larger sizes. Sometimes I luck out on shoes more than clothes. Hit or miss but for the chance of scoring name brand for low price, worth the visit.

As the hand-me-down shop for My Sister's Closet and a charity donation store in and of itself, this…read moreplace can be hit or miss in terms of quality and selection. They occasionally have designer bags, but they sell quickly and don't post them anywhere online. The last designer bag I saw here was a tan Prada crossbody tote that was quite worn for $300. Most of their Lululemon clothes are priced between $12-$30. They put new items out on the floor at random times throughout the day (no set schedule). There is no sales tax on items purchased, and they have a $10 minimum for credit card purchases. The service here is standard, not overly friendly or rude.

My first impression upon walking in...this is a thrift store?! It didn't smell like industrial…read morecleaner or a musty basement. It was clean and nicely organized too. Items were priced reasonably compared to Savers and Goodwill. Books were $0.75-$2, men's t-shirts $2-3, and men's dress shirts $6-8. Your money could go a long way here! Budget Tip: fill out the survey on the receipt and get 15% off your next clothing purchase. 10/10 would recommend!

Walking into this thrift shop feels like you accidentally wandered into a department store--Kohl's…read moreenergy, but with prices that actually make sense. The racks are labeled, the clothes are color-coded, and for the most part, everything is super organized (minus a slightly chaotic home goods section, but honestly... that's part of the treasure hunt). I'm not even going to lie--I felt a little overwhelmed at first because there's so much to look at. You can absolutely get lost in here, so give yourself time. They've got separate dressing rooms for men and women, and the restroom? Spotless. Like, exceptionally clean--with a baby changing station too. We love to see it. Now let's talk about what really sets this place apart: there is zero thrift store smell. None. No mustiness, no funky mystery scent, no "digging through old clothes" vibe. It's cool, comfortable, and actually enjoyable to shop in. You feel like you're in a regular retail store... just scoring insane deals. Prices? Don't even get me started. I grabbed three items for $21. Shirts were around $4, jackets about $10, and yes--they even have wedding dresses (I saw one for $95!). Like... be serious. The store itself is clean, the floors looked well-maintained, and it's clearly family-friendly--I saw kids just casually walking around, living their best lives. Honestly, I'm a little put off that we don't have this chain in my state because this place is a whole experience. If you love thrifting but hate the chaos and the smell, this is your spot. AND, a major plus is "Whenever you donate or shop at a Deseret Industries location, you are contributing to our mission by helping individuals access resources that will help them succeed in future jobs" (https://www.deseretindustries.org).

I have a lot of fun at the Assistance League thrift store…read more Everything is clean, employees are friendly. If you sign up for their email list, you know which days have which sales.

Another overpriced thrift store. It was like a small clone version of Goodwill. $20 for a used Ann…read moreTaylor shirt?! Ridiculous! Merchandise is donated. Thrift store prices are no longer thrifty.