I've been shopping here for months, but after today, I won't be coming back…read more On my way into the store, I found a really cute table near the front and placed it in my cart. About 10 minutes later, while I was still shopping, three employees approached me, surrounded my cart, and one of them removed the table without any explanation. Confused, I asked what was going on, and that's when they told me the item had already been sold. The issue is, there was no "sold" sign on the table, and it was sitting in the front area mixed in with other furniture that appeared available. As a customer, there was no way to know it wasn't for sale. I honestly got the vibe an employee wanted it. I asked to speak with a manager and explained how uncomfortable the situation felt. Not only was an item taken directly from my cart, but the way it was handled--being approached by multiple employees and not given an explanation upfront--was frustrating and unprofessional. I also questioned how something could be considered "sold" while it was still out on the floor with no indication. I was told it had already been purchased by someone else, and they took it away. What made the situation worse was that there was no apology--just a repeated explanation of what happened on their end (understaffing) which only added to my frustration. They had no employees to help the customer however, 3 employees were able to surround me in the aisle? I've never had an experience like this at a thrift store--or any store. Typically, items are either clearly marked as sold with a tag or removed from the sales floor. This situation felt disorganized and poorly handled. It's disappointing because this used to be one of my favorite stores in the area, but based on this experience, I won't be returning.

This place is incredibly organized for sure and pretty clean. The major issue was the pricing and…read moreit felt a bit inconsistent. There were some button shirts that were about $9 each which is a bit pricey for me. Yet on the other end, there were t shirts that were about $2. You've really got to check your options

The last few times I've dropped off donations to various goodwill or salvation army locations, it's…read morebeen very depressing. I've driven across town with nice quality but unwanted clothing and household goods and the experience ended up feeling pretty much like I was just throwing them, unwanted, into a dumpster. Not so here. The drop off location is well marked, clean, and easy to access. The fellow at the donation area was very friendly and helpful. He opened up 15 minutes early for me, and, despite a sign saying they weren't responsible for unloading, was more than willing to carry loads in. I was impressed with how large and how clean and neat the inside space was. I didn't go in the store, so can't comment on it. But if you've been looking for a donation site where you'd be putting gently used and cared for clothing to good use, I'd recommend going out of your way to come here.

I don't shop here often, but I like to pop in occasionally to see what they have. This time,…read morethough, I was genuinely surprised by some of the pricing. Especially on purses, shoes, and furniture. A lot of it felt wildly inflated, even compared to Goodwill. I kept browsing out of sheer curiosity and couldn't wrap my head around some of the tags: used plastic shoes priced at $40+, a worn out Michael Kors bag for $30. The clothing section seemed more reasonably priced, although I didn't notice any higher-value brands to really justify a comparison. Overall, this place feels very hit or miss. You might stumble across a decent find, but anything with a recognizable name seems to be marked up far beyond what it's worth.

Fun store to support. Most recent visit I had they had a nice, matching Frankoma pottery set that…read moresomeone will love very much. I don't hesitate to stop here when making my thrifting rounds.

One of this best thrift stores in the DFW! I have visited 2-3 times a week sometimes and can still…read morefind gem after gem every time! It's super clean inside and they have volunteers that are constantly restocking shelves. Another bonus, after your 1st three visits you get 50% off on your 4th visit! The prices are a great and the pieces are good quality gently used items. You can tell the employees really pay attention to what they put out on the floor. I did a little background research also, and found out the proceeds from this thrift store are put back into the community through the organization and helps provide food to families! So also benefits a great cause!

If you are a bargain hunter, CCA is the place to go. The staff is busy but always helpful,…read moreespecially the manager. They are blessed to get so many excellent donations especially in the area of furniture which is more than reasonable. If you are looking for clothing & shoes try out CCA for wonderful bargains. Don't forget their books, videos & such. The most important thing is that the price of your purchases support the community thus helping others in need.

Thought I would give them another chance. This time asked to come for pickup and scheduling that…read morewas a nightmare and then they show up and say they only take 20 items and it's on the website. That. Website is so poorly designed it may be but I never saw it I just don't recommend trying to help these people. They obviously don't need it.

I seriously love this place. I haven't visited any other locations (yet) but I appreciate the…read morepeople who sell their clothes here bc I can always find so many cute outfits that are great quality. Also the girls who work here are so nice! I've never felt like I am an inconvenience.. they're very helpful and have great attitudes. I won a drawing a couple months back, too! I had forgotten that I entered into the drawing but got a call that I got $10 store credit. Last but not least.... The clothes are clean and either smell neutral or have a fresh fragrance. They don't have that old musty smell you get from other resell shops. I don't know about y'all but that is such a BIG positive for me.

I asked the lady ringing up my purchase if there was a place I could see the items as they were…read morerung up. She said no. I paid for my purchase and noticed once I was given the receipt that one of the items was not 60%. I told her I didn't want them. If I had been able to view things as they were rung up, this wouldn't have happened. She then tells me that she can only give me a store credit. I just paid for them, I said. She said there was nothing that she could do. We bought a lot of items. Then she tells me that they are a no-bag store. So we had to manage carrying all of our items out to the car. I know none of these things are her fault. This is how the store has set itself up. This was not good customer service, as basically, I was told tough cookies. I gave the credit to my daughter, as I will not be returning.

Good selection of items. However be sure to check the expiration date of the food items. A lot of…read morethem are past expiration or nearing. For some it's not a major issue but when they are sold in bulk sizes it's I'd rather not risk it. Be sure to signup on the Ollie's app for deals.

Many prices are higher than retail. I see why there was a lot of merchandise and no customers.read more

Huge store with a huge selection of everything! Go when you have time to browse and take your time.read more

the selection was lacking overall. not much variety. there are mostly clothes there. interesting…read morelayout.

If you've ever wondered what it feels like to pay Boutique Manhattan prices for items your grandma…read moredonated in 2004, just take a stroll through Goodwill. I walked in hoping to find a cheap T-shirt and walked out questioning the entire global economy--because apparently, a faded shirt with a mystery stain is now worth $12.99. The real treasure hunt isn't finding a bargain; it's finding anything that isn't priced like it was personally blessed by a celebrity. My personal favorite was the used shoes--clearly worn during someone's entire cardio journey--marked at a bold, confident $19.99. Truly inspirational. If inflation ever needs a spokesperson, Goodwill is ready. At these prices, I'm convinced Goodwill is secretly auditioning to become a luxury retailer. Any day now, they'll start handing out complimentary champagne as you browse the $7 coffee mugs from 1998. But hey, if you've ever wanted to experience the thrill of paying full retail for items that were literally donated for free, Goodwill has you covered.

Im having to repost because it got deleted. I have been visiting this center for years. I was…read moreparking when next to me was an older woman with glasses wearing a Goodwill t shirt I did get a glimpse of her name tag said Veronica. She approach me before heading in and asked me if I was interested in purchasing furniture or items from the center. I said yes that's why im here. She replied with "no i get the inventory before it comes out to the floor and can "sell" it to me for a cheaper price. Isn't that stealing? I said no thanks and just left i want no part in a scam or thief. I tried calling and I got hung up on. I will be reporting to higher power. They really need to remove this thief from our community. Stealing is stealing even donations. Beware! Picture included of employee Veronica.