As thrift stores go it is fantastic. Not huge, but has all the usual stuff. Volunteers are…read morecourteous and people are friendly. The lady in front of me had a HUGE bag of clothes, shoes, trinkets and paid $21. Another lady had 10 T shirts or so and paid around $10. Don't be afraid of the line, it moves quick they know what they are doing.

Open MWF until 2. Good selection of items at fair prices. Volunteers are friendly. Never any…read morecomplaints. PS, I take my grocery bags to them, which is a great way to keep that plastic to a minimum.

Service was absolutely horrible. I was greeted at the door by a lady named Jackie. She stated that…read morethey were closed. I arrived at 3:40 PM but the door said that they close at 4 PM. I told her it says 4 PM to her response being "I'm not gonna argue with you" and let me in. I found this to be very unprofessional. I Will never go back to this location. I took a glance around the store. They have no hard goods and the clothing goods although they were fairly priced at $3.75. The quality was not there for what they were selling.

Keep your friendly employees, ditch the grumpy one, and the shopping experience would be much more…read morepleasant.

It is now closed but it was the best antique shop in the area. Josie and Tony are the best! I hope…read moresomeday they will open back up.

Stopped by to drop off a few things. The process was pretty easy. No line when we got there. Lots…read moreof empty bins to put your donations in. A gentleman came out as we were getting ready to unload. He offered to help and talked with us for a bit. He was really nice and thanked us for donating. It think this will be our drop off location from now on.

This was definitely a smaller location compared to the other Goodwill we went to, but I liked that…read moreit had a large section dedicated to home stuff because it felt like a Marshall's and HomeGoods store all in one. There were definitely good brands here though like I saw Banana Republic and Loft, etc., so would definitely check it out if you're in the area. I will say the sanitizer there smelled really weird, so maybe don't use that and just bring your own.

Items are really packed in. VERY moldy smell. I was told by one on the workers they have issues…read morewith that. The back room is REALLY hard to find the Home Goods. Hard to move around . The kids room you have to go through boxes to get clothes.

Great business with more impressive mission to support local area with profits. Always cute stuff…read morethere, highly recommend bringing your donations and checking it out! Melissa is the best.

Love this thrift store. They have an amazing selection of items with some exclusive pieces. It is…read morenicely organized and easy to navigate. Staff has always been friendly and helpful. Prices vary, but overall, the items are very well priced and affordable. They have a back room warehouse style full of home goods and decorative items. I purchased a known artist's painting for a cheap price. This is a place that I visit all the time when I'm in Boerne

My mom stopped here earlier and said that it was the sweetest couple who operate the shop! They…read moredonated to my twins two "slow" signs for the street, we are so happy that she found them (we were on the lookout!) and for their kindness! She described this as a hidden gem, I can't wait to visit!!

Holly is the best! I live down the street from this spot and she has a heart of gold and does this…read moreto support a good cause (helping animal shelters). It's in a great location near upscale neighborhoods so they have a lot of hidden treasures!

Great place to shop or donate. The owner is super nice and attentive, and I always find a treasure…read moreor 5. I save my best things to donate to Wags because I know it is for a good cause, and the owner is passionate about animal adoptions. Check it out!

Expect to pay double eBay prices for anything decent. Maybe if your looking for a shirt or pair of…read moreshoes or picture to hang then you can find one at an okay price. Anything else is top dollar. 40 year old 35mm camera...$250. Old golf push cart...$80. Amazon golf net...$50. Old odyssey putter...$65. Occasionally after the stuff has been sitting for months they'll throw a clearance sticker on something and you can get it for a decent price. Don't expect to get a treasure for cheap there. Almost everything is researched 2 or 3 times and then priced high. All of NB thrift stores are like this now. Sorry to be harsh but just giving my thrifters a heads up.

I find they overcharge on a lot of things. The ladies that are working there are not really nice…read more If you ask to see anything in the Jewelry cabinet they seem bothered by that. There are better resale shops out there that treat you a lot better.

After three years, I figured it was time for another review. I also decided to add several more…read morerecent photos. Since my last review, they have added a large paved parking lot next-door, where it used to be just gravel. Inside they have one of the largest used book/media sections you'll ever see in any thrift store. The stuff that gets donated here is usually better than what you would find at Goodwill, which means you're more likely to come across unique and valuable finds. You'll also find every imaginable knickknack under the sun here for office home and hardware use. In the back room, there's bicycles, electronics, and furniture. The front of the store is given over, almost entirely to clothing and shoes. Still my favorite thrift store to come to in Fredericksburg.

A tidy and well organized thrift store. It's easy to shop and find what you're looking for. Items…read moreare very reasonably priced and bargains are easy to find. They have an active Facebook page where they highlight larger items. I went to look at a chair they highlighted and a volunteer lowered the price to sweeten the pot since it had been there a few days already. I left with two chairs. . The volunteers are very nice and helpful. The best thrift store in Fredericksburg and a great cause!