Haven't shopped here in a while. Was in the area having lunch with a friend and figured what the…read moreheck. There was an abundance of merchandise. The store was clean, and the staff were friendly. Didn't find anything that I needed but glad I stopped by.

At 69 years old with a very bad back, I hesitated to take a very heavy entertainment center to…read moredonate because I was afraid I wouldn't have help unloading it. Nothing could have been farther from the truth. The two young men at the center were fantastic!

One of my favorite thrift stores to go thrifting. Amazing deals on sale days. Sonia, the cashier…read morehad excellent customer service and answered all of my questions in a professional manner! 10/10 recommend ‼

It was my first time there and I was going to just walk right back out but decided to give it a…read morechance. Not great as far as home goods go but if you dig you may be able to walk away with a few treasures. I ended up finding a bag of bags. I'm talking shopping bags- plastic, canvas, grocery ones-big, small and in between and I'm a sucker for using these to transport stuff from here to there. Skip forward to my checkout experience. Ehh-could have been better. No "hello" or "how are you" and customer service is a big deal to me. I had quite a few garments to check out- jeans, tops, kids clothes, etc. and my bag of bags. I was taken aback when the young man began putting my items in old used trash bags. Like ones that probably came in with donations in them originally. They were torn in places and honestly gross w hair, dust, grass, paper clips, etc. and they smelled bad. I didn't even want to put them in my car, so I opened my mystery bag of bags and transferred my items into a nice J Crew shopping tote! I couldn't believe how many bags were in this bundle of bags! Smack in the middle of them was a very nice canvas Gucci dust bag. SCORE! Then a Zara one...then a small YSL one. I was shocked. This is what thrifting is all about. Taking chances...and while doing so, sometimes you have to look past the ick. Haltom thrift redeemed itself.

I would definitely go back on a 50% off day. Most thrift stores are worth the trip on "sale days."…read more This was my first time to this thrift store and I was overwhelmed by the amount of items for sale. It was also 50% off day, so this location was packed with shoppers. The store was actually reasonably organized - that was a very pleasant surprise. I found some cute clothes and shoes for great deals, but I like to try clothes on. That was was not happening at this busy location, so I went to the men's section and found my hubby a pair of outdoor pants he can use when doing yard work, and I found some of the cutest crochet afghans in the home goods area. There is a big parking lot here, but it was almost fully packed since it was a deal day. On the positive side, the store did have adequate staff at the registers who were quickly checking folks out. There was also an adequate number of floor staff who were restocking the racks and picking up items that had been placed in the wrong areas. Another postive - no odd odors and the store appeared to be reasonably clean.

This place has a terrible, low quality selection. Everything is overpriced and the employees…read morerefused to price an item for sale. No thanks, these guys are just another greedy corporation like Goodwill.

I loved stopping by The Resale Shop today! It looks small from the outside, but inside there is a…read morelot to explore. The employees are welcoming and happy to help you find what you're looking for. When I visited, the store was 50% off, so I walked away with some great deals. I think the non-sale pricing is fair as well. There was a decent selection of women's clothing and home goods that I spent about an hour sorting through. Like all thrift stores, some of it is junk, but I found lots of great quality pieces. I'll be adding this store to my thrift rotation for sure!

The selection of new items changes continuously. The prices are very fair, with daily incentives…read morefor further savings. We both donate and purchase from these wonderful folks. It benefits such a good cause!

We've always found this mall ( collection of dealers ) to be a fun stop when we're on the west part…read moreof FW. But yesterday we found , or finally noticed , this beautiful mid century modern teak 4 panel chinoiserie screen. The dealer was amicable to our offer and came right down to remove it from their display. We went up the street while they did n came back shortly to find it ready and one of the owners of the mall offered to even give us a blanket to pack it in our vehicle but we were fine. We were also offered to help with loading, but we were fine again. They're friendly in here and have a really broad selection for collectors of every level. But ya gotta dive in ! We know we walked past the screen we bought before but sometimes if you're looking for something in your minds eye, you don't see other things. Yesterday we were looking for chinoiserie and zeroed in right on it.

Great first time experience. Found some great pieces of carnival glass and my son was happy with…read morethe baseball card selection. Pricing was on point and we were even more surprised and pleased when we found the whole store is 20% off on the first Sat. We didn't know this until we were checking out. Very friendly vendors and staff as well.

In this time of crazy Covid social distancing, granny's dime did an excellent job of staying in…read moretouch with me and having my merchandise where it was such a quick inter-action! I would recommend picking up your Wish items here anytime! It's a five stars out of five if I could I would've given them more!

From the owner: Granny's Dime is a fun shopping experience featuring antiques, vintage items, crafted decor and…read moregifts from local artisans and products from some of your favorite in-demand product lines. We collect dimes each month & donate to a charity - so please bring your extra dimes and drop them in the tootsie-roll box at the register! ♥

If you are in Fort Worth and are looking for the latest sneaker for yourself or a certain someone…read morecome see these guys. I am not a collector. So if I cop a pair I might change my mind about, I come see them first. Everytime they work with me to provide me a fair offer/store credit and or trade opportunity. Today, i traded for these Nike SB Dunk "Why so Sad". Come visit them and check their selection of sneakers and street apparel.

I was able to snag a pair of high-end Adidas/Pharrel sneakers at an estate sale and was told that…read morethese guys were the ones to come see about buying them. Unfortunately, they were not able to buy them due to the massive amount of inventory they currently have, but they did give me lots of free advice about selling them on my own. (where to list them, pricing, etc.) They have a ton of great sneakers and other streetwear. I'd highly recommend them. FYI: the area around the shop is a bit rough, but the shop itself is very nice.

Management needs more than one cashier on Tuesday Senior mornings! Bad management, but the cashier…read moreis doing the best she can. She called for help over 10 mins. ago, but no help so far!

Donations to Goodwill must be on the decrease. This was the second location in a week there was…read morehardly anything on the shelves. This won't deter me from shopping here. Maybe my luck will turn around soon. The staff were friendly, and the store was incredibly clean and organized. I'll be back soon!

Overpriced! Rude workers. They overcharge and say the price is 9 when it's clearly a 4. Don't come…read morehere!

OUTRAGEOUSLY OVERPRICED. I've been here a few times and every time I leave I swear I'm not coming…read moreback but here we are... First of all, the place reeks, it's a very abrasive musty smell. My standards for how a thrift store smells are very low, but this place smells borderline toxic to where I fear for the health of the employees breathing this in all day. Their pricing system is questionable. Yes, the handwriting is hard to read as others mentioned but additionally the color tag being 50% is only 50% off if the original price *has not* been crossed out once already? WHERE IN THE STORE DOES IT ILLUSTRATE THIS POLICY? I purchased a pack of cheap wine glasses thinking that they would be 50% off of the current listed price since they were the color tag on sale- a societal norm- but no, the cashier said it has already been discounted once so it's not going to be discounted again, but she did say it was on sale... doesn't make sense. You're telling me they go around the store and slash all the prices and write them down? Why not just take the discount off at the register? The lack of clarity bothered me enough to write this review. As a cherry on top, the customer service is lackluster as well, as others mentioned. I wish they'd do better. Pros: large selection, somewhat organized.