Lots of inventory to see. Friendly cashier. Love to look at vintage and new items together.read more

This shop is fantastic for the the thrifty shopper. I've been doing thrift stores and antiques…read moreshops my whole life, and this place is by far one of my all time favorites. The owners name is Kendra and she is one of the most friendly people you could ever meet. If you haven't been in already you are truly missing out.

My niece wanted to come here to find something unique in rose quartz for her boyfriend for…read moreValentine's Day. She was able to find him an interesting necklace, as well as a heart shaped stone, a chain to put the necklace on, and a nice bag to store them both in - all for a very reasonable price. They have many other items as well, including incense and essential oils. I had just recently stocked up on all the oils I need, but I will come back in the future to restock here as they have a nice selection. Also, they are Yelp friendly! When you check in, you are offered 10% off your purchase, which was very nice of them and certainly helped my niece save money. Love the store!

I have been coming to this store since before I even lived in the Lawton area, so this was not my…read morefirst visit or my first experience supporting this business. That history made what happened during this visit particularly disappointing. For the most part, the visit started out pleasantly. Two employees greeted me warmly while I browsed and asked if I needed assistance. I appreciated their kindness, and my daughter and I were enjoying choosing crystals together during her first visit to a spiritual store. Unfortunately, my interaction with the manager, Audrey, was very different. I had been browsing the oracle decks for approximately 15 minutes with my small backpack-style purse on me. Audrey came out of the back room near where I had been browsing, walked past me without saying anything, continued to the counter, and only after reaching the counter turned and loudly stated that backpacks were not allowed and that mine needed to be left behind the counter. That distinction matters to me. She had just walked directly past me and could have spoken to me personally and discreetly. Instead, she waited until she was at the counter to loudly announce the policy to me. I explained that it was my purse and that I could not leave it behind the counter because it contained something that needed to remain in my possession and for which the store could not assume responsibility. Rather than argue about the policy, I took my bag to my vehicle and returned to finish shopping. My issue is not the existence of a bag policy. Businesses are entitled to establish reasonable loss-prevention policies. My issue was the way Audrey chose to communicate it and how singled out and uncomfortable that made me feel, particularly after I had already been browsing for quite some time and had interacted pleasantly with two other employees without anyone mentioning my bag. Audrey's tone and decision to address me loudly from the counter rather than simply speaking to me when she walked past felt unnecessarily harsh and embarrassing. The interaction left me questioning why I was treated that way, including whether racial bias may have played a role. I cannot know her motivation, and I will not claim to know it. I can only speak to what occurred, the difference in how I was treated, and how the interaction made me feel. I chose not to allow that encounter to ruin the experience for my daughter. We purchased the crystals she had chosen, and before leaving I specifically thanked the employees who had been welcoming and kind to us. As someone who has supported this store since before I was even a local resident, this is not a review I expected to be writing. I support small businesses and enjoy supporting spiritual and metaphysical shops, but a policy can be enforced without making a customer feel publicly singled out or unwelcome. Unfortunately, because of my interaction with Audrey, I will purchase future decks and supplies elsewhere.

This store is really cool. You should definitely come to this place if you are looking for unique…read moreNative American - Oklahoma gifts for your friend or family. The owner is nice. She would explain to you clearly the roots and how each of the items were made. And it is very interesting to know. My sister loved the story behind each of the dream catcher. They have such a rich history and you would know that the maker of the dream catcher put a lot of effort into the item. Fantastic store.

From the owner: Retro candy and toys plus Coca-Cola products. The perfect break spot for families. Plenty of space…read moreto rest a spell, enjoy a snack and a drink in our central heat and air facility.

First time here and a nice and Neat little shop next to the Old Plantation Restaurant. The shop…read moreitself is full of local T-Shirt designs that look to be made in store with a shirt printing press in the back room. A visit for small items such as souvenirs for the family.

Trying to find the Ice cream shopp in medicine park,a lady was standing outside her gallery asked…read moreif wanted to look around before she closed up.. uh of course ;).. this is the best gallery to display the art and talent of medicine park and native American art but with a unique twist.. prices are not outrageous and the owner was so sweet and bubbly.. very informative on every piece.. beautiful jewelry also :)

First time visitor and will definitely be back! This store is very clean, nicely spaced and…read moredecorated. It also has a wide range of items, from furniture, to yard art and everything in between. The employees are all very friendly and helpful. If you're in Lawton, it's a must see shop!

Wonderful selection, beautiful store. HUGE. Darla is a sweet and talented lady!read more

I don't like that there's so many self check out. Army Air Force exchange service better known as…read moreAAFES is part of the federal government, it's not a for profit store like they're off post competitors. there should be more than self check out open in peak times of the day. I don't understand why the store doesn't open till like 10 o'clock now. everybody on post is not in the Service . it's like you're punishing everybody. I get that's part of the garrison commander but that's ridiculous. They could just not allow military personnel in uniform during certain times. to not enter the to the store. not opening till 10. You're punishing retirees, dependent and civilian personnel seems mismanaged. kind of like around post lots of money has been thrown at things. then they don't use it they close it down later on. like that because that was that's what this reminds me of

It's been FOREVER since I've been to the PX. OK, maybe it hasn't been forever, but it's been quite…read morea few years since my last visit. For some reason, I was under the impression that things were cheaper than Walmart or Target. But, in fact, it's not at all, Frankly, it seemed MUCH more costly, just no tax. The complex was pretty darned small for being on a large base. But I guess with Walmart right outside the main gate there's no real need for something huge. Nothing in comparison with the Navy Exchange in Honolulu, but quaint. They did have a Taco Bell, Starbucks, a t-shirt shop, glasses store, and a couple kiosks in addition the the main store. Tons of seating in the mall area to eat your fast food and drink the cup of piping hot joe. Basically, a run-of-the-mill small mall with NO taxes.

So I've walked by, driven by countless times since moving to Ft. Sill & it wasn't till I saw some…read morecute summer dress that I decided to walk in. Right off the bat, I was greeted with a warm welcome. In some ways I felt like I was shopping at a smaller shop you'd find in the Bronx...mainly just the vibe from the employees, who I thought were great & yes, some of the clothes too. So, let's get down to the real stuff...the clothes! They have women's (juniors to plus size), men's, children's clothing, lingerie, shoes, jewelry and accessories! The prices are stupid cheap!! I bought a cute maxi dress there for $13! Of course, it's not top quality material or anything, but it will do for everyday running around stuff. They have a lot of trendy stuff in the store, so if you're looking for something that's fashionable for now and don't want to spend a lot of money, this may be a great place to take a look, and then you can always go next door to the ROSS too. LOL

Thank goodness for a well named store! There might have been confusion as to the use of this…read morebuilding if not for the many signs proclaiming that this is "The Thrift Shop." Open Tuesday-Saturday, from 9am to 1pm (2pm on Saturday!) this small store contains the ever flowing "extras" from the Ft. Sill community. Everything from clothing to furniture, with a small selection of toys and collectables tossed in, this is a true treasure hunt. It is volunteer run, and most of the ladies are on the older side, so you will have to pick things up and move them around on your own. It is well worth the time and the effort, though. On my last visit I tried out three recliners priced below $60, two dining room sets priced at $150, and a fondue pot for the low price of $10. If you are new to town and are looking for a bargain, they probably have what you need. Just remember to return the favor and drop a few things off on your way out of town, and the cycle will continue! Sadly, The Thrift Shop is open only to military ID card holders.

I constantly want to call the darn place "Ruby Tuesday" rather than "Tuesday Morning"!!!!…read more Shopping at Tuesday Morning can be like winning a little prize by finding a good deal or a complete waste of your life. I have found a FEW good deals at Tuesday, but for the most part I think items are regular price and sometimes OVERPRICED. Regular and overpriced items in a closeout store is NOT a great combination. Having written the above, the nature of closeout stores is a hodge podge of what's left over. There are some name brand items like Calvin Klein make-up, Tommy Hilfiger towels, etc. The only significant purchase I have made at Tuesday's was a vacuum cleaner. I did a thorough cost analysis to ensure the vacuum was a good deal. If you like to browse (like I do), then of stop on in Tuesday Mornings. If you don't particularly like to look or sift through a lot of junk and some far overpriced crap looking for a jewel, then Tuesday Morning is NOT your place.

They have the best deals and it's my favorite place in all of lawtonto waste time in or spend some…read moremoney. Very nice items at good prices! Unique style and all types of decor, house items and even spices!

On average, prices are cheaper than the other grocery stores in the area…read more Produce & meat are a hit or miss, so be prepared to use or freeze within 1-2 days of purchase. Be mindful to check the expiration dates on other items. When items are out of stock, it can take a while to restock. Employees are friendly and willing to help when issues arise. Besides the cashiers, there are multiple self-checkout stations available, with priority to service members in uniform. Plastic bags will be discontinued on April 6, 2026 and there will be a charge of $0.05 per plastic bag/$0.10 per paper bag. Baggers are available to provide services. Highly recommend for your grocery shopping needs! 26 photos should post with this review.

We cannot get thru to the commissary from Wichita Falls Texas on this number. It keeps saying you…read moredont have do dial a 1 to call this number. We are not dialing a 1 we are using the number on the webpage. We have been trying to get thru to the commissary since April. This is ridiculous