Rerun Resale Marketplace (they're focusing more on the vintage goods vendors in addition to the…read moregreat furniture & home accessories they offer) has a great selection of fantastically priced goods! The owners Dan and Carol are gracious and accommodating, and the same could be said of all the great vendors I've met; each booth is unique with a mixture of vintage, antique and some a bit newer items but primarily vintage. You'll find beautiful decorative home decor, furniture, lighting, and even fun, hand-screened cotton Tees! I have never walked away empty-handed and that includes numerous purchases from AbbyeRose Designs (in the room towards center-right back corner of the store) which stocks Redesign by Prima (brand name): truly gorgeous transfers, stencils, chalk paint (Country Chic brand) and silicone molds to add incredible decorative flourishes to the items those of us who DIY our furniture & accessories, who really enjoy using AbbyeRose Designs goods. Truly, ReRun Resale Marketplace is one of my happy places - I always navigate around twice, in opposite direction, so I don't miss anything. I also go often as their offerings change daily. It's right down the street from Fairview Town Center shopping & Whole Foods, along the same frontage road alongside the 75 North (look for the 1 story gray wooden building, with green "ReRun" signage. The building is situated near outdoor playsets & basketball hoops [separate business] on left of ReRun's big, gravel parking lot). Centrally located, put ReRun on your Happy Place list!

What a big disappointment! This store was like a big garage sale with junk that was overpriced. Not…read moremy cup of tea.

This is an amazing boutique. I came to McKinney for the art fair. I was scouting for some boots…read morealso. The selections were exactly what I was looking for. The staff took the time to listen and make recommendations. Seriously you cannot get this level of service from a chain store. I have already received so many compliments from complete strangers regarding my boot purchase.

Took a friend of mine there who found a pair of boots she liked. Sales people told her that they…read morewere on sale for Black Friday, 40% off. She said they were $725 then take 40% off. After having them held for a short time, she decided to purchase. We got home and she looked them up online. Turns out they marked them up about 40% and then sold them for pretty much the same price we saw them on multiple websites, including the Lucchese website. I really hate dishonesty. My friend wanted to return them just b/c of the deception, but their horrid return policy meant she was stuck with them and a bad feeling in her gut for believing a small business in our great downtown area! Shame on you Orisons!

Huge store! Lots of clothing and toys and housewares. The clothes were kinda hard to look through…read morethough because there weren't separators between the sizes, which would have been very helpful. They also use staples to attach the price. Not a fan of staples- it can tear up the fabric and my skin when removing. Didn't find anything this trip, but you never know! That's part of the fun of the treasure hunt while thrifting.

Unfortunately, I had a really disappointing experience here. The customer service was poor,…read moreespecially at checkout. The woman assisting me, who I believe was the manager, didn't greet me, smile, or make any effort to be welcoming. If you're in a management position, I would expect you to set a better example for your team when it comes to customer service. The store itself was also extremely messy, scattered, and unorganized, which made it difficult and unpleasant to shop. The pricing was probably the most surprising part. Basic secondhand clothing was priced at $20+, with other pieces reaching $40, $60, and beyond. Even the toys seemed significantly overpriced. At those prices, I would expect a much more organized store and a considerably better shopping experience. What frustrated me the most happened at the very end. I asked the manager for my receipt, and she told me it was already in my bag. I specifically asked her TWICE because I never saw her put a receipt in there, and both times she insisted that it was in the bag. It honestly made me feel like I was being treated as if I couldn't see what had just happened right in front of me. Before I even left the store, I stepped to the side and went through the few items in my bag myself. There was no receipt. After insisting twice that she had put it in there, she then had me take a picture of the receipt from a screen instead. That was incredibly frustrating and unprofessional. If you didn't put the receipt in my bag, just say that. Don't repeatedly tell a customer that you did when they're standing right there telling you they didn't receive it. I genuinely don't understand why this place was recommended to me. Between the poor customer service, lack of organization, excessive pricing for secondhand items, and the way the receipt situation was handled, I left extremely disappointed. I definitely won't be returning

Dropped off some women's clothing I wanted to donate recently and it was super quick and painless!…read moreI walked my bag up to the front door because that's all I had, but if you're donating more there are several parking spots in front of the donation door where you can stop and wait for an employee to come over and help you unload.

This thrift girl couldn't resist visiting the new All Community Outreach resale store!! Let me tell…read moreyou, it's a game-changer compared to the old ACO location on Main Street, Allen, Texas. I enjoyed my visit and bought too much, lol. The store is massive -- more clothing and definitely more furniture, home decor, and housewares. If you are a book lover like me, you will appreciate the Diane Schoch Book Nook. The selection of adult and children's books was impressive. Lots of fiction, non-fiction, hardbacks, paperbacks, videos, etc, etc, etc. Everything in the store was organized and inviting, and the prices are competitive for our area. TIP: ACO has created a division inside the store called: Patricia Ann McGarity Volunteer Center. It offers wonderful opportunities for the community to help in many ways. Heads up for those of you trying to earn community service hours for scouts, scholarships, personal goals, etc. What's truly inspiring is how this store supports our local community. Donations go to needy families first (I'm not sure how you can enroll). I know that items not selected roll over into the resale store, and those proceeds help fund and assist with other kinds of support. FIVE STARS!!

We tripped across the Home Consignment Center. They say they are under new management!! From the…read moremoment you enter the door until you leave, the customer service is outstanding!! The furniture is organized, has a clean environment, has lots of furniture options, and has a wide range of styles. It's worth a visit if you're looking to buy.

Downgrading this one. Buying here is fine if you can transport it, as delivery charges are…read moreastronomical. I had two huge pieces of furniture on consignment. One was a heavy handmade oak futon and the recliner I bought from here a couple years ago. Realistically I was thinking I'd pocket maybe $150-200. My check for 87 cents just arrived. No explanation or anything. 87 cents. I called twice to discuss (I wanted to know what the actual hell happened) but I've been told they aren't sure and that someone would call me. It's been three weeks. They have a slew of complaints on the BBB site. Should've checked. Just bought a power leather recliner from here for $279. Yes, it was used, but it is in great condition and 1/3 of the price of it new. Sales people were nothing but friendly and helpful and not pushy at all. Overall a great experience at a very clean store with really reasonable prices. They made sure to point out defects and be honest and that really speaks to the character of this place. The only thing I didn't like was that they hire out a third party mover to deliver, and it's $75 am hour with a minimum of one hour. I live two miles from here. Thank goodness I was able to get it in my Jeep. I'm not fond of third party movers and I think it's a little steep for delivery just down the road. Other than that, I highly recommend this place.

WOW!!! What an amazing hidden "gem"!! Took my daughters necklace in for repair, they fixed it on…read morethe spot! They were so very nice!! Their customer service went above and beyond! I will be taking more items that I need repaired!!

I walked in and asked for a quick turnaround time to repair my diamond tennis bracelet and a gold…read morechain. I am only in town visiting and taking care of some business closing on our new home. The owner assured me they could deliver and she did! She even arranged a specific meeting to pickup on Monday when they are closed. I'm very happy with the workmanship, and I will be a loyal customer once we settle in our new home!

This is an amazing consignment store! The staff is so nice…read moreand friendly. Their furniture is fantastic, great selection and fantastic quality! I'm a customer for life.

Great prices and selection. Great items selling well below cost. The items move so fast the…read moreinventory turns you have to come back weekly.

I went to this establishment today; and I completely understand their longstanding record in the…read morecommunity. However... as I was looking for a place to just lightly clean one of my late father's watches, I found my reception to be somewhat insensitive. My dad's watch is just an old beat up gold plated, 1961 Bulova. All I wanted was a light clean so I could wear it. I was told since it's not a "Rolex or Cartier" and that's all their watch guy works on, and I should just get a rag and lightly clean it myself. This watch was not about its monetary value, but the sentimental value. I know where not to take my Breitling--and his Rolex, should I ever need a repair. The guy behind the counter stating: "this is just gold plate" as if I didn't already know, was an absolute insult. I didn't ask fo an appraisal; I just wanted to wear the watch my dad wore when I was a child. I'm sure they do good work... but sometimes it's better to just say, "I'm sorry, we don't, but I recommend "business xx" for the service you're looking for." Instead of rubbing on the watch and basically saying, "we don't handle cheap watches." Just another reason I rarely go to downtown McKinney, even though I've lived here for more than 20 years.

Nice store in downtown McKinney there is a little of everything. Jewelry gold silver and…read morecollectibles and antiques. The owner and his wife are so nice.

The staff is great and communicative. Items for sale are better quality and well priced. Decent…read moreselection. Always surprised.

Hope's Door is a great place to donate clothes and House wears. They appreciate the donations and…read moreuse them to help give needy families that are victims of domestic violence a new start.

This is my second time coming into this location with bags full of gently worn even brand new items…read morewith tags. Both time they've said NONE of my items are deemed worthy of their store. Mind you there's a mixture of my clothes and my two younger sisters clothing. I find it REALLY hard to believe they couldn't take not one item. Really a waste of my time.

It's okay. Not a lot of options but service was good The value was not as expected but the…read moreselection was great.