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.

I'm disabled and parked in the remaining handicap spot. The white car in the handicap spot next to…read moreme didn't have any permits that I could see. I brought this concern to a volunteer while in the thrift shop, and she said, "We don't have anyone who can help with that, SWEETIE." I asked her to call me ma'am, but she doubled down and called me another patronizing name. Why are they there if they don't want to respect disabled people in all aspects? Isn't Hope Hospice about caring? Maybe the facility itself is, with its paid staff, but the volunteer-powered store is sorely lacking. The population is getting older and less able bodied; and damnit, we deserve some support and respect!

Service Price…read more Selection is ok but once you see the price it's like no thank you Idk the ppl were just rude I thrift a lot and this just wasn't it Maybe for others but eh

We arrived here shortly before closing. This thrift shop is on the grounds of a religious order and…read morethe proceeds benefit the religious sisters who reside there. The shop takes up several rooms with clothing, toys, collectibles and kitchen wares, and some furniture, lamps, etc. Really a bit of anything. There was quite a few name brand items and some expensive though reduced high end purses. I found many of the prices overall to be higher than what I would consider a bargain. I saw some brand name clothing items that were a good price but with closing imminent I did not have time to try them on. I did not find any bargains for myself, but overall this thrift shop is well organized, plenty of items and probably some bargains to be found with time to look.

This newly discovered thrift place is wonderful. Located inside the Omega Retreat Center, this…read morevolunteer managed thrift store has some very varied and interesting pieces. They sell clothing, figurines, home wares and a multitude of items. Prices were reasonable for many of these items and they have discounts designated to specific days. This thrift store is clean, well organized and has some hidden treasures. I would recommend visiting if you happen to be in the Boerne area.

I LOVE this concept! A non-profit for arts and crafts reused, recycled items! What one might think…read moreof as trash, another can use for crafts! I come here for glass jars and have yet to be dissapointed. Also, for .40 a lb... what a deal! Everything is very cheap and affordable. It's a small space that is expertly organized so it's very easy to find what you are looking for. They even have old calendars with the years they are relevant again, who even thinks about that? My only complaint is that this place is a bit under the radar, I knew it existed (I didn't know the name) and had looked for it but couldn't find it until it randomly showed up on my instagram feed. I will happily be back! Pro tip.... follow them on social media for sales and upcoming events!

I love the concept of this craft reuse/recycle store I visit regularly to purchase yarn and peruse…read morewhat other items are available. Because of the concept of the store, you need to check frequently to see what bargains have come in. I always get a good deal on "like new" and gently used items.

It may have been an off day when I went. I rarely go into a thrift store and come out with nothing…read more Especially a small town one. It was very well organized, however it was also higher priced than what I would be looking for in a thrift store. That said, I would come back when I pass through the area. Especially as I'm trying to stay away from the Goodwills.

This thrift store sits amongst a few other businesses that you can visit by walking a short…read moredistance from the parking lot. The thrift store itself is also connected to a historical home filled with antiques that you can look at and purchase. A short distance across the parking lot is another store that mostly has household appliances, lighting and fixtures. After looking through that space, I was not impressed. The thrift store itself is about as big as a convenience store where half the floor is given to clothing. They do have some books, games, a few furnishings, but not a whole lot else besides clothing. This place is worth poking your head into, but it's unlikely you'll find any collectible treasure.

Well I really do not like to give low stars for small businesses, especially charities, but this…read morethrift store needs volunteers with organization skills. The store was incredibly disorganized and seemed dirty, even if it wasn't. It looks like someone tries to put like things together, and the others just put things out where ever there is shelf space. I found a pair of glasses in a case for $6 with a slightly bent earpiece and they were prescription lenses. Very strange item to find locked in a glass case. There is possibly every category there, from clothes to jewelry to furniture, and plenty of customers. No one seemed bothered by the chaos. I actually found an adorable picture frame and it ended up it was only $1.00! That was a nice surprise although the original $2 tag was fine too. I would say I will reassess on a future visit, but I don't see that happening at this point.

Laura greeted us with a friendly smile "welcome in" as we arrived. There was lots to choose from…read moreand something for everyone. Clothes, housewares, jewelry, shoes, Knick knacks, etc. with great prices. The proceeds from the thrift store go toward animals in need. Highly recommend to come check them out if you're in the area!

I have family members who have benefited from their services and had really good experiences each…read moretime.

I was in here with friends on a Monday in 2022. I was shocked because they had a Burberry scarf and…read moreit wasn't over priced.! I didn't have the money but I wish I would've and now today I'm on way on the way back...

Very small vintage and resale shop. Very friendly woman working. Just like every resale shop in…read morethis area, there were amazing prices! Walked out with two vintage glass towel rods for $5 for the pair and a 19th century coffin plaque shadow box/Victorian mourning piece for $35! Very impressed!

Consign questionable business practices, if you're buying, some interesting items, worth a visit…read morefer sure.