We really liked our stop into Thrift to Thrive! They even have a coffee shop which I will checkout…read morenext time! The store is on the smaller side but the quality of the items was great. We did not find anything in particular to buy but will stop in next time we're in the area!

HUGE thrift store with a large coffee shop that benefits children in need. There is a lot here from…read moreclothing to furniture to framed art and vases/pottery. This is a great thrift shop in general but also one to check out specifically if you are looking for any framed art.

Cute shop with great selection of vintage tees, denim & motorcycle jackets. Well organized with…read morecurated trucker hats and Y2K gems!

Hubby & I came in here thinking it was a thrift store. It is a second hand, well curated shop but…read moredefinitely not a thrift store. The store was very well organized by themes. Lots to see here. The girl there was very friendly and helpful. Loved the music and vibe of the store. The prices were a bit high but they do have some pretty cool things you may not find easily elsewhere.

This place had some pretty cool stuff. The store is well organized, and the staff was very…read morefriendly, as well.

i always find something beautiful and unusual! If the item is too big or too long, I take it to…read moreVeronica, a pro seamstress, across the courtyard to have it fixed.

What a cool spot. The name alone makes me lol. Set prices, excellent and sustainable business…read moremodel. Can't think of anything more punk rock than that. Love all of the art around the store. Well organized. You're lucky to have it Phoenix!

WOW, this place was great. No weird "thrift store clothes" smell, delightful signage, a friendly…read moreand helpful guy at the counter and really great prices for curated vintage clothing. The clothes and tchotchkes are well-organized and fun to go through, and there is a lot to look at even though the store looks tiny from the front. Size range is good too - I'm L/XL and there were plenty of choices. Things were in great condition overall and less worn than chain thrift stores. My kid found a great blouse and a skirt, and I know we'll be back!

Out of town and like to check out local thrift stores. Visited here, there are two buildings side…read moreby side, check out both. We were immediately greeted by the owner. She was so welcoming and I loved her vibe and both stores in general. I'm a bit "mature" figured so there was plenty of shopping choices for me. Great housewares too. Loved the music too. Happy thrifting!

I Thrift Stories Boutique ! The owner is Tina Marie . She is very sweet and knowledgeable. Clothes…read moreand shoes are in one building , and the furniture is in the building right next door. The atmosphere is so calm and very kind. The prices are very reasonable . High end quality , without the high end price. I've purchased furniture , 1940's dishes and cool clothes ! This is my go to place .

Oh man where do I begin... this place was very nostalgic and the guy working the store was super…read morefriendly. They have a great selection & finding this pin was so epic! I can proudly say.... I shit my pants at Wangs Vintage!! I hope many others get to experience shitting themselves at Wangs!

Awesome store for men's tees, jackets and button-ups! Lots of band tees, Harley-Davidson, sports…read moretees, leather jackets, etc. Not much in the way of specifically women's stuff, but that's easy to find other places. Finding cool men's vintage is harder imo, so I'm happy this place exists. Oh, and the prices are so reasonable! The shirts I was looking at were mostly $20-30, but I also got a cool tee from the $5 bin! A guy named Ian was working, and he was so kind and easy going. He was awesome with my toddler who was tagging along with me, which goes a long way!!

This store was super cute and had cool stuff but the blonde behind the counter was a thunder cunt…read more My daughter was wanting to know about a vinyl she wanted to buy for a friend of hers but we know nothing about records so we asked her if any record player could play it ( it was apparently a 45 but again I know nothing about records, it was going to be a gift) she talked down to me and didn't even try to explain or answer my questions just dismissed me as an idiot. We were prepared to buy stuff in our hands already and these cute $500 chairs but immediately left after this interaction. Don't waste your time here! And there are so many reviews saying the same thing which is wild to me, maybe take the feedback and correct your customer service?!

Well another amazing store checked off my list & OMG I can't wait to go back! When you step inside…read moreit's like you just stepped back into time... I'm a 70's baby & my gosh so many memories flooded back to me as I was browsing through the store! Everything is well organized & they've put it all into different departments so to speak, they even color coordinated the clothes which you very rarely see in these kinds of stores! Once I finished browsing through the clothes I realized there's a whole other section with housewares & such! On the other side of the store you'll find the housewares such as Pyrex, vintage cocktail stirrers... maybe in the mood for some classic cocktails, they have a bartenders guide! They also have a great selection of mid century lamps for a fraction of the price of what you'd pay for brand new in 2025... personally I prefer vintage or antique over new! I ended up leaving with a toy metal train to put in my Christmas display but my gosh the selection to choose from was amazing & such good quality for being vintage! This is a store that will be staying in my bookmarked collection... love it! :-)

Forget what you think about thrift stores and come check out this one on Indian School. I've…read moredriven by it a million times and was surprised when I finally went inside for the first time. The store is clean and well organized and not crammed full of items. The prices are very reasonable and there are things on sale every day. It is evident that they select the very best of things to sell because it is supporting a great cause. It will be my go to place to buy stuff and donate things. One of the things that will keep me coming back besides the great selection of stuff you never knew you needed and that it supports the Hospice of the Valley, is the manager and the people who work there. Always so friendly and helpful and welcoming.

I love this thrift store! It's two stories, well organized, and has good prices. I got this cute…read moreblue flowered dress for only $6! I also got a pair of comfy green pants. I was mainly looking at clothes but they also have some furniture, kitchen items, puzzles, and other things. There's a small parking lot in front.

I stopped here because I'd seen photos and videos with awesome looking home goods. When I arrived,…read morethe place was 95% clothing, and I honestly was driving out of the parking lot when I saw they had a second building next to the first building, with home stuff and furniture. So I parked again and checked them out and it was just what I was looking for. A really wide range of goods, even including some pet supplies, sporting goods, and vintage camera equipment. I bought a set of drink coasters for $5 that "Ross" said was $6 new at some other store, and was probably $5 or less at Ross, but I like them anyway. Staff was polite and friendly, and everything in the store I saw was in good shape. Actually, though I didn't need any clothes, the clothing looked especially nice. I'd recommend stopping here if you get a chance.

This thrift place always reuses bags which I applaud and love, but they should really start…read morechecking them. They put my clothes in here and obviously I wash my thrifted clothes before wearing but this is js disgusting.

5 for selection, 5 for location. The 2 ladies that work there dont help w anything. They talk w a…read moresigh like they're bothered. Guys sit outside the door yelling excuse me - to ask you for money. The parking lot is big. I saw some nice coats in there. If you like parkas with fur hoods, which I do. They had nice fleece there too, thick n warm. Prob cuz it's summer now so that stuff isn't bought up. They had a lot of jeans in all sizes but not so much colored pants. I'm looking for a volunteer work outfit, khaki pants and polo. The prices were cheap there, many things $5- $8 dollars. Rare for goodwill since they almost double triple prices. It's worth a stop in

I'm not sure why I continue to go back to this Goodwill location. I donate about once a month…read more Today I brought a carload of things over for donation. It filled an entire cart that was brought out. There were several cars there all unloading at the same time. On the top of my pile in the cart I had carefully laid a fragile holiday wreath that has adorned my front door the last several Christmases. It was made of twigs and small red berries, still in great condition. There were also some breakables underneath it. One of the employees came out and took a TV from the next car behind me and dropped it on top of the wreath in my cart. I said oof you just crushed the wreath I'm donating. The girl said "that's just a wreath and it ain't gonna smoosh" as I heard the twigs crunch. I wasn't going to stand there and disagree with her, but it made me realize that I will never bring another donation item back to that location ever again. She made me feel like what I was donating didn't matter. That wreath is probably in the trash now. I got no "thank you" and no receipt offered. I was having a pretty good morning until I rolled up to donate. I did drive around the front and go in and speak with a manager. I let her know how disappointed I was with the attitude of the girl in back. She was apologetic. I'm tired of poor customer service. After working in retail for more than 35 years, I know how to treat a customer and that was not it. Most of the employees who take donations back there are not very pleasant. I will head to St. Vincent de Paul next time which is much closer to my house. Just wasn't on my way today. They always greet you with a smile and a story.