Five Below is always my favorite little store to get little items I don't need and you really can't…read morego wrong. The price labels were a little off and I attempted to buy two rugs and a dog toy but they were more than the $5 I assumed (my bad) so the manager removed them and gave me a discount on the dog toy! So very nice of her!

From the owner: hot stuff. cool prices. that's five below. extreme $1-$5 value, plus some incredible finds that go…read morebeyond $5. waaay below the rest...so let go & have fun. shop online and amazing 1,000+ store locations.

Fabulous customer service and quick turn-around. Could not be more pleased! Mary Kaye (the owner)…read morehas a great eye and lots of experience. She helped me see possibilities for my piece that I hadn't considered before. Re-matting a piece that I've had for over 30 years gave it new life and energy.

Wonderful job framing with mats three prints that I had. Their attention to detail and helpful…read moresuggestions made it so easy to get exactly what I wanted. Will definitely use again!

Visited this location for the first time. Not sure I like it as much as the Quivira location. They…read morehave a nice shoe section though, particularly in my size (13). Also grabbed a very nice case for my AirPods.

Planned shopping trip leads to surprise deals. Final sales on some very cute Toms and sandals…read more Racks are organized, shelves stocked and organized as well. Cashiers were efficient and no line. Makes for a very easy shopping experience.

City Thrift is a great thrift store if you are looking for designer items like purses and jeans…read more They don't have much of a pet section, and their linens are limited. Those are typically the only things I shop for. Otherwise, the store is organized and the sales are clearly labeled. Their donation drive up area is convenient though no one said a word to me when they took my items.

I never been to a store where I wanted to run and make a yelp review faster than today…read more Not because I want to tarnish this business reputation. Although, I think they have already accomplished that from the other reviews. But, I wanted to make these reviews so the people who fall victim to their scam and unfathomable greed. Walking around we just saw predominately elderly shoppers. They have their items priced erratically. Remember that old raggedy 2000 jacket from old navy your mom bought you that you never wore so you threw it in the back of your closet and it grew it's own habit and ecosystem? Your mom bought it for 12.99 back in 2000, but now with its chic mold and living creatures and a few holes from the moths, at City Thrift they charge 19.99 not 20 but 19.99, cause if it ends in .99 it's a DEAL! We spent an hour playing, "guess the price". Probably the spookiest game since the Ouija. This place preys on the elderly, preys on the less fortunate. You could go to Walmart and buy 4 items for the price of one of theirs. This isn't a "vintage" store. This is a sham. I put every item I wanted back. Also, there's zero mirrors. No fitting rooms. They want you to buy it and be stuck with it. This isn't a store that cares about customers. This is a store of an owner with a poor business model and probably a grumpy ego. I may have put my other stuff back, but I found a duck okay? I wanted the duck. I needed this duck. Hate to give this place any money but, it was priced at 3.99, I could muster up 3.99 and save the duck. This little guy had a goodwill sticker that said 2.99. But... wait... when we went to the register, their sticker was magically gone. I asked how much they the duck was. Already wondering how much I'd squander for this poor duck. They debated whether to charge me what was already priced by goodwill (that they scribbled out) or up charge me...... Literally a preposterous suggestion. After walking an hour through this ghastly place and playing "guess the price" and trying to up charge me for my sweet duck sent me over the edge. I asked them, "how do you even pick prices for stuff?" She said, "we charge half of the retail price" Then I asked, what about the pitiable 2000 sweaters from 24 years ago? How do you know that retail price today? And how can you charge half for something two decades old? It's not vintage...it's someone's trash at this point. They had no answers. They must know the insanity behind the business model... I've attached some fun photos for yall to browse. You may need to put some Mickey Mouse Clubhouse to dilute the spookies you're about to see.

Awesome experience. The facility was top notch! My master fitter, Mr. Lara was knowledgeable, kind,…read moreand very professional.

Went to this location this afternoon for the $25 dollar fitting (long game - 1 hr) special with…read morejust four clubs. My advice would be that if you are a SCRATCH GOLFER, stay away from this place. The individual who assisted me was fair at best and was very unprofessional since the session only went about 15 minutes, and I was quickly rushed out of the store. Makes you feel that part of their salary is COMMISSION BASED, and if you are not there to get new clubs, upgrades, etc, they will rush you out as quickly as they can. With that being said, I purchased a FULL SET of GEN-6 clubs last year through PXG Headquarters and only got one round out of them prior to my hip replacement surgery last June. The only thing that is saving me from switching to another brand, would be my military discount with PXG. And if the young lady would have taken her time and been more professional, I would have purchased the new BLACK OPS driver using the fitting specs from my fitting session.

This store is such a cool way to experience a part of Japanese culture through shopping. I…read moreattached a picture of the pricing because it can be confusing for first time shoppers. It took me a little bit to get the hang of it. There are a ton of sections in this store including car, beauty, snacks, decor, crafting, etc. The store just opened so it was super clean! The staff was super helpful as well. They were asking people if they were doing okay and helped people find things. The base price of things not priced is $2.25 so it's also super affordable. It kind of reminds me of Amazon in person. There were many things that I've seen on amazon that i've never seen in a store. There is also self checkout! Overall a great experience and definitely a store everyone needs to stop in!

Daiso has finally come to Kansas! Yihaww! Japanese dollar store! Great selection of snack,…read morehousehold good, cosmetics, and more! Be aware that in Kansas it's not a dollar due to shipping costs, etc. It starts at $2.50 and goes up depending upon the item. Lots of parking!

Who goes into wholesale club for 1 or 2 items on the fly and boom you got grab a box on the way to…read morecheckout! Moi! You know why, because sometimes what was out of stock at one location I find at another on chance! Found me some croissant bread! Store was clean and nothing out of place. Self checkout clear, and no line upon exiting.

Best gas prices around. That's all I can say I'm from out of town and appreciate hitting up Costco…read morefor good gas prices.