Welcoming staff and unique finds!…read more Absolutely loved the large selection of vintage clothing and nicnacs. There were also tons of near artwork, ranging in price. Definitely a bit pricier than a typical thrift store but the quality of the items were ideal. Will be back!

I always seem to find something interesting in here! You never know what you're going to find and…read moreon this day I was looking for holiday dresses and lucky for me they had all of the sparkly holiday dresses separated out on a separate rack. I think I ended up picking out six that I liked and they have a dressing room there so I tried them on and ended up purchasing two of them. The other thing I really like in here is their costume jewelry selection it is really fun! I will continue to stop in here as long as they are open. The value is good although higher priced than Goodwill but the quality is typically better and there are a whole lot of vintage items. As usual they helped me out with my zippers as I tried on the dresses they are always very accommodating in the shop.

I love this quirky, eclectic, shop. I love antique, vintage, and thrift stores but this one has the…read moreadded element of art! Much of the art in the shop is the owner's art which is pretty cool and totally in the abstract, collage, style I love. Then all the vendor booths. If you love costume jewelry like I do then there is a couple booths you will like with very reasonable prices. The gal that works in there was very nice and helpful. Plenty of gift giving ideas for the holiday season.

This is a great little antique shop in downtown Beech Grove. It is one with different booths for a…read morevariety of vendors. I think they have a little bit of something for everyone. It seems that most prices are pretty reasonable among the vendors and it seems there's always some kind of sale going on either store wide or by an individual vendor. I can normally find some kind of treasure every time I come in and the same lady is always at the front with a smile and a welcome.

The Salvation Army app was wonderful I scheduled for a pick up a week before the end of the year…read moreand they were out picked up everything and the drivers were very professional and friendly they enjoyed my husbands hot wheels collection (which he was glad someone appreciates it because it's not me ) I'll be sure to use them again when I have huge items and bags to donate fyi they do not accept children's toys! Which was fine

I went to this store to make a donation. I went to the dock and started unloading my car. A black…read moreman came out and started telling me that I needed to place the boxes on the dock and that was a rule by management. The dock is about 5 foot from top to bottom. I am 4"10 and 67 years old. I told him I was handicap and his exact words to me were " if you can't carry it, then don't bring it". It was apparent he did not want to help me and was in no way moved to help me. I am not sure why this person is here. This organization relies on donation to stay in business. Why would you treat your customers so badly? it is apparent there is no customer service training. This is suppose to be a Christian organization based on helping others in need but yet they have staff who don't care about the very people that help them. I will be taking my donations to other organizations.

Sometimes I have time to paw through thrift stores for that rare gem. Other times, I just want to…read morego to a nice store with highly curated secondhand items to find that rare gem (and lots of others) easily and right in front of my face. Lux & Ivy is that store for those of us who love unique clothing and want other people to do the heavy lifting. I saw so many items that I loved (including some gold sandals), but I left with a long black skirt that had cork buttons running down it. See what I mean about unique?! It fit perfectly, and even better: It was 20% off! Even without the discount, the skirt (and the other thrifted clothing on the racks) were priced reasonably. Lux & Ivy offers not just clothing and shoes, but also jewelry made by local artists, beauty products, vintage home goods, bags and lots more. The store is cute and smells good, the clothing and products are all arranged nicely, and it's just a pleasant place to shop.

I love the vintage vibes at Lux & Ivy! You are sure to find items that no one else has and…read moredefinitely on trend. On our most recent visit, my husband found some vintage Pacers items for a steal! Made his entire day!

Shopping As far as shopping and variety of clothes I love…read morethis Plato's closet. I always find stuff that I like with decent prices. More expensive then Goodwill but a good value vs buying from the actual store. They consistently have a ton of stuff so I think it's a great place for thrifters. But I've never found any high-end clothing brands. Still I would give 5 stars. Selling As far as selling goes I'm mostly happy with what I get for my items. I would guesstimate I usually get around 80-90% of retail value. But usually I'm selling stuff that I'm on the verge of giving to Goodwill so something's better than nothing. Or I will try Plato's first for fast cash and if they don't buy it then I'll list online. For higher price name brand stuff I don't think they are a good place to sell to. For instance my sister tried to sell Jordan's there that had a $150-250 resell and they offered $20. Also I've learned that you must call the day of or even before right before you head there to make sure they are buying. I've shown up a few times within buying hours and have been told they aren't buying. Overall Staff is nice. They have fitting room and a good return policy to be a thrift store. I believe you get a refund within 14 days and store credit after that.

Why do I even bother coming here? I already tried the Plato's up in Fishers and for the next couple…read moreof days, they're closed for renovation. Unwisely, I suggest coming to this disaster of a store. I say everytime I come here, I won't be back.. but somehow always end up giving them another undeserved chance. We walk in 15 minutes past 6 and "we don't buy after 6pm". So why do you stay open until 9pm? For fun? To waste time? There were atleast 4 employees standing around doing NOTHING and they were not at all busy. God forbid you do your job. Oh and unlike most Platos stores I've been to, they won't accept leaving your stuff there overnight and calling you the next day when it's gone through. And this is why I prefer to go to the Plato's on Fishers. Hopefully next time I'll have enough sense to steer clear of the trainwreck and stick to waiting for the Fishers location to be open.

This is a small consignment store tucked into a shopping center. They have mostly women's clothing,…read morewith some men and children's clothing, and a few home goods. The prices are slightly higher than a Goodwill, but still fairly reasonable. They are offering 25% off between now and July 4th, so I got a Lilly Pulitzer blouse for $9. The woman working the counter was very friendly. It is a tightly packed store so you may have to dig, but everything is organized nicely.

I'll have to add pictures because I folded it up and put it in a box but I bought this really nice…read moreblack comforter and when I got it home to open it it was lumpy it said on the package dry clean but it had lumps all through it and I paid $35 for it I was very disappointed and I try to contact the store to let them know immediately and I still have not gotten response from anybody I've left a voicemail I posted on their social media so I'm absolutely disappointed

They provide excellent customer service and their items are reasonably priced. I have purchased…read moreeverything from clothing to dishes. The 2 broad rim hats were only $1 and they look brand new.

Good News Ministries Thrift Shop is a small but mighty thrift shop that has existed quietly on the…read morecorner of East Washington Street and Rural since 2006 in what appears to have been a former Village Pantry. Falling under the umbrella of Good News Mission, a near-eastside ministry that started off as what one some would call a "homeless shelter" but has grown to include a youth center, supports for families, and even a neighborhood health clinic with a focus on the near-eastside. Good News Ministries Thrift Shop offers used or new clothing, furniture, appliances, household items, and much more. The thrift shop is run by residents from the men's shelter and offers them work experience and direct customer interaction. I drive by the thrift shop just about every single day on the way to work and had long been curious, however, I never stopped in until recently to finally check it out. Those who were working in the story were friendly and helpful. Rest assured that this is not a Goodwill store - it's smaller, less organized, and definitely more crowded and a bit run down. However, I found it to be clean and actually was surprised how much they actually had. 100% of the proceeds from the thrift shop help to support the various efforts of Good News Ministries. It's worth noting that this very much a ministry as is everything with Good News. There's a strong foundation of faith here, specifically Christian, and it radiates throughout their offerings. In terms of accessibility, I'd say the thrift shop offers casual accessibility. Yes, you can get in it and the actual environment typically will depend on what they have at the time. I generally had not much difficulty, but it's a bit hit-and-miss. Because it's an old Village Pantry, the building itself was generally designed with accessibility in mind. I've never seen an actual crowd here. The small parking lot has informal options for accessibility like aisle ends, etc. The thrift shop is catty-corner to the Good News 10-unit family shelter and right by the East Washington Branch Library. Would I return? Definitely. Prices are good, options are plentiful, customer service is casual but helpful, and Good News has been around since the 1950s and has a long history of helping those with housing instability. Since this is only their 2nd review, I think it's safe to say this highly visible but often unnoticed thrift shop is definitely an under-appreciated gem here in Indy and a terrific way of supporting Good News Mission. Oh, and yes, they do accept donations. You can visit their website to find out more.

Good store to come to theirs always something new they try keeping store organized n cleanread more

This store treats their employees like garbage. They had 3 long-standing employees at this store…read morewho were friendly and worked hard and the new manager fired them! He didn't like that customers liked them and that they had fun while working! What a joke! They can't get anyone who wants to work for a meager wage and they fire good people who were doing it! The new manager, Beau, and his assistant are unprofessional and petty and have raised the prices AGAIN! You stay there and watch all the regular customers go elsewhere!

Great selection of choices and options for men and women with fitting rooms!!read more

From the owner: We are the Nations oldest clothing consignment store. We carry women's , men's and junior sizes as…read morewell as vintage, formalwear, prom gowns and plus sizes clothing & accessories