They circulate their stock often, so there are always new things to check out…read more They have the nicest staff you'll find anywhere

This store was far better than it's sister store in Logan. A lot more variety in what they sell…read more Come here, don't waste your time there.

Always a fun place. They seem to always have something new. And the people that work there are…read moregreat, I would definitely suggest if you're looking for any type of furniture and they will deliver

This thrift store is OK. But just ok, they have closed the changing rooms, so I dont bother to…read morelook at clothes anymore. The prices tend to be higher than the Deseret Industries that is right next door. However, I usually stop by in case someone donated something interesting here. I do miss the glass cases, and feel it's pretty lame that anything "nice" is now sold online. It's almost as if they have forgotten about their customers and are in it just for the money. The employee Abbey is very nice. She is always pleasant to have ring me up.

Great place shop ,I was able to deocr my apts on budget and found cute stuff cottogecore, coconut…read moregirl and indie aesthetic

This lovely little store saved our vacation! It was unexpectedly cold and pouring rain and we…read morehadn't packed for it. I was able to find long sleeves and pants for the whole family, plus a pair of tennis shoes (and even socks!) for myself. I even got a few toys and books for my daughter. The prices were amazing - $1 each for kids clothes, $5 for women's tops, etc. I was so grateful. What a great little place!

The friendly service is beyond compare! They went out of their way to help me. I found exactly what…read moreI needed.

I was in Park City with my sister-in-laws this weekend and we went shopping at the Outlets. I'm…read moremore of a "second-hand store" kind of shopper, so I found this place on Yelp, just a few miles away from the outlets! My sister-in-laws were skeptical to go to a "thrift-store", but I told them that there would probably be some good items here bevy there are lots of very wealthy people in Park City and they would probably donate! Everyone was VERY satisfied with shopping here! Their clothing items are $10 for adult items and $5 for kids items, unless marked otherwise. It makes it easy to shop for clothing. There were really nice furniture items! I will need to be back with a larger vehicle!

if only there was a thrift store that all the park city rich took their stuff too. i certainly…read morewouldn't be telling the internets about it nope nope i wouldn't

I've found some really cool dresses and jackets at this Goodwill. Large selection of purses,…read moreclothing and household items. Friendly staff and available fitting rooms.

From the owner: Goodwill stores in southern Idaho, Montana and Utah are part of Easterseals-Goodwill Northern Rocky…read moreMountain Inc., a non-profit organization with employment and job training, day programs and housing for adults with intellectual disabilities, children's therapy, and health-related services for adults and seniors.

Great home goods, tools and so much more. Great to put items you no longer use or need in…read moreconsignment.

Good for airmen that just moved to the area. Pro-tip: check by near the holidays, especially…read morethanksgiving and Christmas.

I've been inside lots of shops that call themselves antique stores, but this one is legit. Before…read moreyou even walk in the front door, you see a collection of treasures at the entrance and you know you're about to embark on a journey. Floor to ceiling shelves, stuffed-and I mean stuffed-full of inventory. Clothing, dishes, trinkets, toys, hardware, art, you name it, they've got it. There's a certain "smell" in the place that even lends the it's authenticity. It's a cross between the basement in grandma's house and the old shed out back. Sadly, when I visited, I didn't get there early enough to properly browse through all the goodies, but I got a good enough glimpse to tell me that I want to go back. One item of note, that I'm not sure how to feel about...there was a collection of hat pins, one with a swastikas design. I understand that it is history, and technically an antique, but it did make me feel a little icky. Overall though, there are some amazing things in this shop and you could get lost for hours in here just looking through everything.

Way way over priced, nothing unique or cute. Workers are teen boys, didn't help or ask if we were…read morelooking for anything, just talked about how much stuff is listed for online..

This is a great place to find all sorts of items at a lower price. They have a huge selection and…read morethe service is very helpful. There are so many different things to look at, it might take a day to see it all.

I am a fan of both discount and grocery stores, so if you combine both, you best believe Imma be…read moreinto it! Logan Outlet is about half food, quarter household, and quarter clothing. I bet this was formerly a grocery store, meaning the interior is not giant, but they have a good mix of things. Upon first walking in, if you head to the very left of the store, you will find the cheapest stuff, some of it overstock, or more likely, expired or nearly so grocery items. A few examples: $0.25 gum or candy bars, $0.50 chips and other snacks, $1.00 cookies, nut butters, etc. Most of that is full of preservatives so you are probably safe if planning to consume right away. I nabbed a ton of gum, because what can even go bad in that, but follow your best judgment! Heading to the right from here, you will come across the standard grocery items, and many were the same price as a regular store, though still worth a look, as you never know what you'll come across. Bulk bags of flours, powdered milk and rice lie on pallets up front. Home goods live in the center, and there were some real surprises here: Instant Pots, Le Creuset stoneware sets, Keurig coffee makers, etc. Some of it is damaged or missing parts, so, like everything else in the store, do your due diligence and check it out, but there is a possibility for some real finds! Following that was some office/school supplies, baby items, toys, and finally clothing. The latter seemed to be poorer quality/no-brand as compared to the rest of the store, but it is still incredibly cheap if that is what you are looking for. They post specials on their Facebook page, so give them a follow if you live in the area.

First time shopper at Deseret. I read their mission statement and saw the adjoining education…read morecenter so it seemed like a great place to thrift during vacation. Many items to choose from....clothing and housewares. I was limited on any large purchase due to luggage space but scored a pair of leather cowboy boots and some household smalls. In fact, I went to a second location during the outing. Prices are better than other thrifts in the area. Plenty of cashiers lined up for checkout. Would recommend.

The prices are still very fair for a thrift store ! Save your time and don't go to savers just come…read morestraight here !! Customer service is also better than savers in Ogden.