Service is great as they always professionally approach a customer and allows them to browse if…read morethat is what they want or give immediate help if that is what the customer wants. They are almost intuitive. Weaver's has a great selection of quality items in every department. When you don't know where to start looking for something unique, just start at Weaver's and you will be done shopping around! Value and quality are the best.

Weavers should be in the Smithsonian. It's an old fashioned local departure store and it's charm…read moreadds so much to Lawrence. Even though it's old and local there are some very cool things in this store. Weavers has a wide selection of many different items- clothing, makeup, shoes, home goods, luggage. From the street it doesn't look that large but it's huge inside. So much packed in this store. I always love coming here because it's the kind of store that makes you feel special. There is a personalized touch to this store and they get to know you by name. The only drawback is the parking situation and it's not Weavers fault. Parking in downtown Lawrence should be an Olympic event. However, to get the reward of going to Weavers, you gotta brave the parking downtown. The prices are very reasonable and the merchandise is very contemporary. There's something for everyone at Weavers.

This is one of the most fun stores in town to just browse through. I always end up finding a few…read morethings I just can't live without. This place has everything from indoor/outdoor furnishings, tools, and decorations. They have a little bit of everything and their prices usually seem to beat the big chain stores like Ace Hardware. You can also get your fishing and hunting licenses here as well as all your camping/hunting gear. Bargain Depot is like a discount life store, meaning, you can get a good deal on supplies for every part of your daily life from cooking to crafting and more. This store is a little cluttered, however, so come prepared to look around for a while, or just ask for assistance from the staff to save some time.

Honestly I wouldn't even give the 1 star. After hours of deciding on tile and still wasn't sure if…read moreit was right. I agreed to buy the tile near $250 worth with Store clerk stating that I can return any unused tile for a refund NOT A STORE CREDIT A REFUND. Because there was signs on the door, counter, receipt, & throughout the store I kept questioning the policy he said no no you can bring it back with no worries any unused portion. Okay I decided to buy choose not to use any of it next day took the tile back because we changed our minds. The owner refused a refund although the kid that was working there told me otherwise the kid said I may get into trouble for this but, I will honor it. Why would he say it if he'd get into trouble? Anyways in the mist of refunding the store owner stopped the refund. NO REFUND AS PROMISED INSTEAD A STORE CREDIT! What is this? Why would I ever buy from a place that honor the customer is always right or even better the kid that said it said started the refund and owner stopped it the kid knew he was in the wrong. I told the owner that I will be filling a complaint with the BBB and blasting him online his response was go ahead store policy is store no matter what my sales rep said in front of 3 witnesses.

This is a great Restore but personally I think the staff make it. Always upbeat, helpful and they…read moreadd that personal touch that you don't get at other places. They have such a wide variety of items don't skip it thinking it's only hardware type items.

Very disappointed. Another store that prices donated items as though they had to pay for them, like…read moresome boutique. It is sad. Furniture way overpriced. Like wall paper, $6 a roll! Some thi is priced more than you can buy them new. No fun, and not much help for people who are trying to find something to fit an older rental or just be creative. Costs too much. Are they trying to raise money or make a profit? Same thing happened at Social Service League Thriftstore. Sad.

I love stores like Made. Local shops like this have unique, clever, tasteful gifts and run circles…read morearound box store experiences. As soon as you walk in, you'll find Kansas specific gifts like cutting boards, mugs, pint glasses, shot glasses, all with a little different flair. There are also prints in the back, cards, candles, and some classic baby gifts. The owners are really friendly here and are totally plugged into the wonderful community that is Lawrence, KS. I got to talking about running and he knew all the best organized races and weekly meet ups... has me wanting to move to Lawrence more and more.

I love this little store. Fantastic unique gifts and made from local Kansas artists. I love the…read moreselection and everything has great craftsmanship. The staff was friendly. I bought several magnets and my boyfriend bought me a buffalo kitchen towel. So adorable. Definitely returning.

Going to Amy's is a special treat I give myself every week or two. I just moved and her place has…read morebeen a treasure chest of surprise finds to fine tune my style. It's not a thrift store but the prices are good and fair for quality second hand things. She has some new merchandise too. I've recently bought five pieces of furniture from her and today I'm dropping in hoping to find a couple of fall accent pieces. Can't wait!

It's a small store, but there were some very nice pieces that were reasonably priced. I'd like to…read morego back after my home built.

I held off for a bit on writing a review and then remembered this place after being in Lawrence…read morelast weekend. When I first came to this place, the owner was there and he was the nicest guy. We talked for quite a long time about different things. I ended up buying some goodies and left happy. That was about 4 years ago or so. Fast forward to 2018 when my sister was visiting from Texas and I was taking her to my favorite spots. I remembered my great experience from before so I took her here. This time, a lady was there and I mentioned how much I loved that store and turns out she's the wife of the owner (so she's the co-owner)... I was looking at some pillowcases and the pair was marked at $18 which I thought was a decent deal. A little high since other places go for less but I like supporting local so I don't mind. When I went up to the counter, she informed me that even though one pillowcase was marked for $18, it was for each.. so I was surprised the total was $36. The lady was rather rude and when I was pulling my card out to pay she said, "We are a cash only business and if you had been here before, you would know that'. I won't return. I can't deal with people who are just lousy at customer service. She could have said, "Oh I am sorry, we only accept cash" but instead, she chose to be a jerk. Of course, my sister was like, "Wow, and you said this place was awesome; guess not". It's always a sad thing when you rave about how great a place is then when you take someone new, the place ends up being subpar. I left that store feeling sad and for my money, I would rather go down the street to the many other antique stores. *SIDE NOTE* I wish I could give the man I saw the first time 5 stars because he was tops.

They've got quite a hodgepodge here. Old photographs, knickknacks, classic pinup playing cards, old…read moregloves (but most are way small), boots (way small also), etc. Personally I dig the collection at antique mall a little better, but it might be worth a look.

I love donating and shopping here. They do a lot of good on our community and you can find…read moreunexpected treasures.

Much has changed over the years. The Social Service League Thrift store has never been more…read morebeautiful and organized. It has high-quality donors and wonderful customers. Customers of all ages are always saying, "this is my favorite store". The store is run by volunteers who work all week with programs for the disadvantaged, and on Saturdays for sales. The volunteers get nothing but good karma and the satisfaction of knowing they are helping people through the programs. Board members, volunteers, employees (when they have them) get no discounts, no first dibs, no advantages over customers. The SSL has been in existence in it's original form since 1863, and in it's current location since the ealry 1900. Note: this is a biased review: I love the place.

A great local gem! Lovely grocery store but also a great place to meet a friend for lunch, dinner…read moreor dessert! The kale salad and quinoa salads are so good! Great snack plates of cheese, grapes, hummus and crackers to go or to eat in their indoor cafe seating or on the patio! A great variety of kombucha, teas, and bubbly drinks like Olipop. Delicious dessert options- fresh cookies, mousse, brownie cheesecake, lemon cake, etc.

First thing I did after moving to Lawrence was buy a Merc membership. Now I regret that I did. In…read morejust three years, hot food quality got steadily worse, then the hot food operation was shut down entirely. Bought some supposedly fresh fish from the seafood department. It was horrible. Probably also was Kansas-style "fresh," which means frozen that is defrosted and then sold at the higher fresh prices. Then one day, in a hurry, bought a ready-made sandwich to take out. Should have stopped long enough to read the fine print on the wrapper: It said the sandwich was four days old. I wouldn't serve a four-day-old ham and cheese to my worst enemy ... not even if it was free, unlike mine, which was extravagantly priced. Too bad Lawrence can't have a nice co-op.

Yesterday was my first time at Arizona Trading Company, and honestly? I had no idea what I was…read morewalking into. I rolled in with over a dozen pair of jeans--including two never-worn, high-end designer divas that had been haunting the "maybe someday" section of my closet. You know the ones: too expensive to wear, too guilty to toss. At this point, they were basically emotional support denim. Fifteen minutes later, I walked out with cold hard cash. Real, actual Andrew Jacksons. No paperwork. No judgment. No shady consignment vibes. Just: "Thanks, here's your money." Boom. Done. Easiest hustle I've ever pulled. They even offered me 10% more in store credit--and yeah, I considered it. There were some fire pieces that almost had me breaking my own rules. But let's be real: my closet is already a crime scene. The mission was purge, not relapse. Bottom line? If your closet's bursting with regrets and "what was I thinking" buys, ATC is your no-BS exit strategy. Cool staff, smooth process, no pressure. I'll be back--after I survive round two of the great denim exorcism.

I have mixed feelings about this store. The times I've taken clothes, etc.,for resell are very…read moreinconsistent. I have brought in 4-6 things in and made a a fair amount of cash and another time with 3 bag loads and given lunch money. Staff is very immature, can be downright rude and tacky and another time be respectful and courteous. But the one thing that just really ticks me off is the fact that they want your clothes to be clean, in good condition and folded but if you're left with anything they won't take, they wad the item up and are in a heap in the bag like they mean for it to look like a trash bag! I prepare all my things for observation with care and its so disrespectful. I'm not saying only once, its everytime. Second hand store or not, they could show a bit more class.