This is the best of The Key Thrift Stores-no competition! Cleanest store, and staff is extremely…read morefriendly and helpful. Maybe most importantly to me, they are constantly adding inventory to the floor. Even the cashiers, when not helping a customer, are out on the floor stocking shelves. Highly recommend this store.

Last Friday we stopped at the Key Training Center Thrift store in Homosassa looked around and…read morepicked up a couple small frying pans that were BOGO that day. At the register the clerk rung up at regular price for two, we told her they are listed on the specials board as BOGO...she didn't know but said oops sorry. Instead of taking the price off for one of the pans she gave a slip of paper for store credit and only good for one month. We were upset at the policy no refunds...we had not left the register area? If we use that "store credit" we will have to drive over 100 miles round trip...we have been there many times and found some nice things to buy. I think some better schooling is in order. How hard is it to say by the way x items are on special today...and learn how to put a bogus charge back on the credit/debit cards.

Large selection with a nice staff and quality stuff cheap!! My kind of store! I'll be back!! Thank…read moreyou!

I've done my share of thrift store shopping in the area and this store has an excellent array of…read moreitems that are always clean and well displayed. there are areas separated very nicely with crystal, bedding, all clothing is hung nicely and never shoved in or wrinkled, the shoes are all matched and ready to be tried on, the furniture is in good condition and they even have an entirely separate room just for Christmas! Now, this comes with a bit of a higher price. The care they take on the items takes a lot of time and that demands more workers for more hours - so the price must be higher - and people need to understand that. It is nice going into a thrift store and not coming out feeling like you need to wash your hands after looking at the dishes - and I appreciate that because I often go from one store to another - so I'm willing to pay $1 more for something - but, I do understand that it's not possible for some. That being said, the workers here are amazing and so helpful. I have asked all kinds of questions and they are always open and honest about my questions. I got a couple of cookbooks on my last trip and was very happy with my purchases. The trip before I found an old lamb cake mold for $1 and I had no idea how to use it and she said she didn't either but was curious about it, too! She said if it worked for Easter to let her know - so I'll post my successful pic here for her! It's been a great place to shop!

When doing business with a store or a place providing services, you should always check them out…read moreprior to any transactions. Also, if what is being promised sounds too good to be true, then it probably isn't. When it comes to helping veterans there are many established organizations that have for many years helped veterans. Sorry to say, this isn't one of them.

Peter (Owner) makes verbal commitment to pay for items on consignment and the fails to pay.read more

These folk are doing good work throughout the community. They pick up heavy donations, arrive when…read morethey say they will and are polite and quick. The shops where they turn items over are also well run and you find REAL buys. I wish I could visit them more often as they frequently have estate sale leftovers picked up on Monday out for sale on Tuesday. Nice Finds!

I was in the area and needed a shirt for a party and love to support thrift shops that make a…read moredifference in the community. Wow this place fit the bill. Very well organized, friendly staff, clean, fitting rooms, and great prices! Only complaint is some of the stuff is not contemporary but that's typical for a thrift shop. You can find some cute things if you are willing to spend some time here. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in town and will spend more time here to check out everything.

Too expensive the furniture and such looks brand new therefore the prices reflect thisread more

Nice and beautiful things, unless you have $$$ to spend, it's not a typical thrift store as you…read morethink. Sorry

I love this little vintage shop. I bought an awesome baker's rack for a great price! It took me a…read morecouple weeks to get there to pick it up (it's BIG) and they were very nice about it and even wrapped up all the glass very nicely. I recommend this place!

From the owner: 40+ vendors with a huge variety of antique, vintage and thrifted items. We know you’ll find…read moresomething you will love

We stumbled across this gem of a thrift store on our way back to South FL after leaving Crystal…read moreRiver. Unlike any thrift store I've ever been to (and we go to a lot!), this one has a cafe inside it! Herry's Cafe has a separate Yelp listing: https://www.yelp.com/biz/herrys-cafe-homosassa-springs, but since that listing is just for the cafe, it seems like the thrift store should have a listing of its own. It's not a huge thrift store, but it's very clean and fun to browse -- everything was well organized and they had a puzzle going on one of the tables that Ashley had fun finding a few pieces to. There was a pretty good assortment of knick-knacks, coffee mugs, jewelry, and a lot of sterling silver jewelry and even some gold stuff. No crazy deals on the silver & gold...most thrift stores have caught on that these things are actually worth something these days, but the prices were still reasonable for the pieces....if you need a nice piece of jewelry, it's certainly more affordable than going to a big box store. Ashley found a pair of shoes, and I think they only came to a few dollars - you can't beat it! If we were local, this is definitely a thrift store we'd add to our regular weekend shopping/browsing circuit. We didn't order anything from the adjoining cafe, but the food looked good and the prices were very affordable.

Staff is pleasant to work with here. Product can be a bit pricey sometimes so watch for sales…read morehere. Herry's Café has good sandwiches and specials.

This consignment store was been here several years and has changed owners and went from the name of…read moreThrifty Moms to Thrifty Mom's Attic. Their store hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 10 - 5 and Thursday and Friday 10 - 6. It's a large shop and offers everything from infants to adults. The adult section of this thrift store is new since the transfer of ownership. The baby/children section offers everything you need for your child. Clothes, toys, furniture and all other neccessary odds and ends to make life easier and cheaper raising our next generation. You can really find some great deals here if you know your products and are a somewhat savvy shopper. Another nice perk if going to this store is the trade in power! You can trade in your GENTLY USED baby or children's clothes or furniture and get store credit. There are rules to this exchange however, what days you can bring in your trades, the condition of your stuff and how much store credit you can use at any one transaction. The only major flaw is the worker there who doesn't seem to know much of the business and how it's supposed to work. Also keep track of your store credit- some mistakes have been made on my daughter's account that would have cost her quite a bit if she wasn't diligent to keep track of the credit this consignment owed her. All in all not a bad place but not an outstanding one either. With other consignment shops few and far in between there's not much competition. If they did have a couple of rival stores they definitely would have to step up their game!

Thrifty Moms is now Thrifty Moms Attic under new ownership. Stop In and check out our new…read moreinventory and low low prices you'll be glad you did!! ( NOT JUST A BABY STORE ANYMORE ) Thank you Renee & Quillen Howard.