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

Every time my sis in law comes in to town we must go on a thrift store hunt and sometimes that will…read moreinclude Goodwills if they're in town. This store was a good size one, organized, clean and a good selection. There were a lot of items of good value for a great price. Just when you think they wouldn't have a particular item there it appears. I was hopping around with my boot and crunch when I see a Knee Rover in great condition for $13! It even had an extra cushion on it. It was exactly what I needed, so I can get around faster and some relief from the boot and crutch. You never know what treasure you might find at the thrift store.

Big variety of items, little pricey, but if you are looking for something unique you may just find…read moreit here.

Fine store and they unpacked our truck for us. If you don't need or use something, please donate…read moreit. You'll get a good feeling knowing you did the right thing.

First issue is the price of things... These things were…read moregiven to you. donated freely.. so why such a high price for the items? Next I have personally overheard your employees bad mouthing the manager,scheduling & them not doing what they preach to employees.This has made me not want to shop here.

Loved! I've gone to many kids resale shops. I just love to see the selection. Plus kiddos grow so…read morefast. I was in the area & stopped by. So happy I did!! This shop is cute! It's well organized & clean. They are stocked up on so many items. The service was top notch. They helped us find some items we were looking for.I really value good staff interaction & this place has it. One staff member was even nice enough to look for a toy for my daughter in the back. The pricing for the items is fair/well. I can't wait to be back!

Wow, what a great baby thrift shop! The selection is solid and we found exactly what we were…read morelooking for. For a reasonable price! The owner was able to help us find everything and more! They also sold us something that will help us in the future as well. I am excited to see what the selling portion entails when the time comes.

The day did not start off well as we were looking for a place called "Comal Tubes" and come to find…read moreout, it's in a rinky dink store called "The Family Exchange". We got there at 12:30pm as most tubing places open up early.. only to find that they did not open until 1pm. After waiting around for the store to open, the owner was extremely rude and we already wanted to go elsewhere. Since we bought a discount deal, we decided to just rent the tubes there. The owner explained that the shuttle comes very frequently and to wait out in the back of the shop. We went out back and waited an hour and a half in the hot sun for a shuttle! There were at least 70 people waiting and obviously no way we would all fit on one shuttle. When we went to ask when it would be coming, he said that he told us it would be 2 hours. If we had known this, we definitely would have gone elsewhere. This was a bad customer experience and we did not get on the river until 3pm! I never want to go back to that place again!! Next time, I will continue to go to "Rockin' R" and pay the more expensive price for better and faster service!!!!

Family Exchange & Comal Tubes are pretty much the same building. They claim they're "The Cheapest…read moreTube Rentals in New Braunfels!" Which might be true, but here you get what you pay for. These tubes are CHEAP and thin and look like something you could buy from Academy. They tear easily and are obviously not strong enough to withstand multiple trips down the river. The "optional" shuttle ride is $6 PER PERSON. Which brings the cost of renting one tube up to $18 + tax. Sure, you can choose not to take the shuttle and save $6. Your other "option" is to walk 1.5 miles to the river entrance, in 100 degree weather, while carrying your tube and ice chest. In the time we were waiting for the shuttle to arrive, we probably could have walked, actually. It took forever, there's no shade to wait in and we couldn't even get on the first one since there were so many people waiting. About 5 minutes after getting in the river, the bottom of one of our friend's tubes ripped out. After going down the first tube chute, my tube started loosing air. It probably tore from scraping against the concrete wall of the chute. We were already too far to go back to the shuttle, so I "floated" the 3 hour river on a half-inflated tube and had to stop several times to blow it back up. We waited under the green awnings to board the shuttle back and watched just about every other company's shuttles come and go, and ours still hadn't shown. There were about 30+ people waiting from Comal Tubes and I think they only had one shuttle working at the time. We finally got back and were planning on complaining about the deflated tube, but the business was closed, the doors locked. We did have a BuyWithMe deal from this place, but I wouldn't use Comal Tubes again even if it was free.