Gourmet Chef has all the stuff you need to put the "kit" in "kitchen. (With the exception of the…read morelarge appliances.) Flatware, cooking implements, small appliances, pots and pans, high quality knives and even kitchen clocks! And then there are aisles of special sauces and spices and coffees and dips and marinades. Good selection. The higher-end stuff is rather spendy ($150 for a knife?) but the regular stuff is inexpensive to medium pricey. There are bargains to be found, but don't set your heart on it. If you're looking for a high quality set of frying pans or a two-foot long pepper mill or a potato masher or a novelty corkscrew, this is the place to be.

This little thrift store is a cute find. there is a wide variety of items and things are pretty…read morereasonably priced. I wouldn't say the items were super modern or nice. Not many name brand items. But it seems like a thrift store with a good cause and is helping their community!

If you want to be passive-aggresively mocked, followed around as if you're a thrift store bandit,…read moreand rushed through your shopping experience, this is your place. That's how it went for me. I chose this store because I thought they cared about people and did good due to their having a homeless outreach using space in their building. I came in around 2:45, 3pm one weekday afternoon in December 2025. I needed to get a work uniform for my new job. I wasn't in a hurry, and it was not close to closing time, so I looked around and took my time shopping. One lady worker was talking to another behind me as I was trying on used shoes (that were probably donated and costed the store nothing). She said she was going to have to go do her walk-through, then came and hung out where I was. The worst offender was a very old red-headed lady who was the cashier that day. I had found a couple of things I was going to buy and browsed some more. Meanwhile, said cashier and some ladies who were shopping had this back-and-forth going on...it was supposed to be about a Christmas sale that was going on, but why would they say "You would think people would take the hint." What? Hint to what, buy the clothes on the Christmas rack? No. That's not what it was. The employee(s) were making stupid remarks to make me uncomfortable and to try and hurry me out of their fine, fine second-hand store. I spent $15 cash and got a used dress shirt for $9 and a pair of black flat "dress" shoes that fell apart as soon as I tried to wear them. I was very regretful to have spent a dime on sub-par thrift store merchandise of any kind at Riley's Treasures, but especially the shoes as it was embarrassing to have had to wear them to work that first night. The only treasure was when I got outside the building and didn't have to hear the whiny, nagging voices of those biddy hens any longer. Truth, from yours trulyxoLBR.

We had some time to waste so we stopped in. They seem to carry a good variety of items for…read moredifferent interests. I found a few items of interest. I would go back.

This is a well-maintained facility; with a nice variety of items to browse and explore…read more Though the focus is more towards flea-market; there are some antique/vintage items sprinkled throughout. The staff were friendly and accommodating. If one enjoys the "hunt ", this location is a decent option.

A varied collection of oddities, curios, and junque assembled by various sellers. There's no theme…read morehere, though a few stalls do seem to specialize in a topic, such as kitchen ware and cooking tools. Expect a lot of old records, books from the 80s to 00s, children's games, and household knick-knacks. Look long enough and you're sure to find something to take home, and at a bargain.

Really impressed with this place! There was a wide variety of items, the booths were…read morewell-organized, lots of stuff at fair prices, and the ladies at the front of the store were polite and kind. We got a walking staff and some real vintage advertisements for less than $15. They also had tons of comics, movies, and antiques! It's definitely worth a stop!

Great little store with lots of local made crafters and some other items not crafter made. The…read moreyoung girl working was so very polite telling us about most of the things in the shop. She is a true sales person the owner will be sad when she is gone, hopefully they pay her well for her to stay. We weren't going to make any purchases but after talking with her we ended up purchasing a few different items.

Every time we're in Branson, we go out of our way to visit this shop. It's filled with treasures…read moremade by local craftspeople, and there's something for everyone. Because most everything here is made by hand, it's not cheap, but when you buy something you know you're supporting a local artist who has practiced years, if not decades, to perfect their craft, and you're leaving with a one of a kind treasure.

By far the best cooking store in town. Great prices, unique items and the best staff ever! A must…read morestop for any foodie!!

A tourist trap, but a GREAT tourist trap. This is a kitchen and specialty food store. If you like…read moreto cook, this place has all sorts of neat and useful stuff. I like to cook, and yes, I was in there over an hour. You should check it out.

This is the best quilt/fabric store I have ever been to! Every time you think you must be done you…read morefind another room. So many beautiful fabrics for your projects. The ladies working were very patient and helpful. They had sew knowledge and were able to give suggestions. This was high value fabric. If they are a sewer and in the area I highly recommend stopping. Don't think we will ever visit and not stop in!

Tons of fabric and project selections. Great sale selections in the clearance rooms. I will be back!read more

If you go shop the sale - I suggest cash - they have charged my credit card 3 times. They won't do…read moreanything about it. I've contacted my bank and was told its charges on their end. I'm having to fill fraudulent charges to get the money back

Rona recommended your charcoal so I bought it....a bit of a sticker shock but the charcoal is…read morebetter than what I had been buying in the grocery store. There is no 'petroleum' taste and it lasts as long as I need it to. I will be getting my charcoal from you guys from now on....thanx