Thrift Giant is a massive thrift store with an enormous selection. There's so much to look through…read morethat it's almost impossible to see everything in one visit--every rack is packed, and the variety across categories is impressive. The layout can be a bit confusing at times. For example, shoes are placed above clothing racks, which made browsing slightly less easy. One big plus is that they have both dressing rooms and bathrooms, which is very convenient if you plan on spending a good amount of time shopping. However, the dressing room hours are a bit unclear--they seemed to close around 7 pm on weekdays, which is about an hour before the store itself closes.

This location has a wide variety but several times I have attempted to purchase an item and been…read moretold that the item is priced incorrectly and I was unable to purchase it. As a customer the pricing does not have anything to do with me. That's your mistake. Pretty petty for donated items!

Rob is a kind and take his time with you kind of a guy!! We were so grateful for his…read moreprofessionalism and knowledge of the mattress we came in to replace. The veteran that I assist was very happy with his experience today. Barbara from another state who also works for this company, made sure everything was covered and ready to go for our in store experience. Thank you both so much for caring and serving our US veteran!!! DFW store. Lee and Mr. S

Bought expensive Love Sofa 4 months ago. Cushion is nearly flat and uncomfortable to sit on. Haynes…read moreFurniture who sold the Furniture to The Dump won't do anything about it. Don't buy from any company that gets furniture from Haynes Furniture. I can't believe this company won't stand behind their furniture.

I've never been to a Five Below store before, but I heard about it on YouTube, so I decided to…read moreexplore the store. My goodness, they have just about everything in this stores. Clothes, nail products, beauty products, home decor, pet products, candy, etc. Nearly everything is $5 but I did see some $10 products (gaming keyboard). My only issue with this store is that it was extremely messy, which obviously has something to do with the customers. I think if this were in a different area the store wouldn't have looked like it was involved in a warzone. **Cost(s): String lights ($5)-- Very nice product though shorter than I thought. Metal stool ($5)-- Very sturdy and cute stool. **Products: The items I purchased are definitely good quality for the price, and they have soooo many different things at this store for practically every aspect of your life. **Location: The area is a tad bit run down but I never felt unsafe. There's also plenty of parking. **Service: Good. The cashier was friendly enough but I could tell that they had had enough of the customers if that makes sense.

A friend had given me an LED strip light from Five Below for my computer and I love it! I had never…read moreshopped at this store, so I stopped by when I was shopping nearby. I was saddened by the store. Bunch. O. Junk.! I love dollar stores, and I found their items were cheap in quality. I am surprised how well my light works coming from this store. The employees were also not enforcing the mandatory mask rule, so I am risking my health for junk. No thanks.

We stopped just to look around and this place was huge and very well organized. Attendants were…read moregreat at directing us to the right aisle of blazers. Prices are on the high side but they do have discounts by color. I scored a pair of new boots for 26! If you have time to look go here. Discounts are applied automatically at self check out.

This store is truly a giant thrift store with a massive selection--there's a ton to browse through,…read morefrom clothes to shoes and just about everything in between. It can feel a bit overwhelming because items are everywhere, but if you enjoy digging, this is the place for you. They had some discounts when I went, depending on the colour of the tag, between 25 to 70%. The staff is kind and welcoming, and there's plenty of free parking outside, which makes visiting easy. The main downside: there are no dressing rooms, only bathrooms, and all sales are final--no returns or exchanges. Definitely keep that in mind before purchasing.

Clothing for those in need. This is a fabulous non-profit that helps those in the community that…read moreneed help with clothing needs. They never charge any fees. They have a large selection of quality clothing in many sizes and styles. From babies to seniors. They also help those who have had a crisis such as a fire or natural disaster. Their volunteers are very help and make everyone feel special and they help them every step of the way.

Yesterday, I was blessed with the opportunity to volunteer at The Main Place. Prior to learning…read moreabout their services through my employer, I had never heard about them. Now, I can share their story to my fellow Yelpers! To begin, The Main Place is a non-profit organization that provides clothing to homeless teens in the area. Their unique motto is "A retail store without a cash register." Let's face it, there are many, many people who do not have a home, a place to call their own. Families live in their vehicles, kids "couch-hop" from one friend's home to another. These kids have no options and are stuck to make the best of their situations. Since there are other organizations that provide assistance, this organization opened to help clothe these teens. The Main Place originally started as a means to provide attire for proms for these kids. If you really think about it, it is such a loving idea. Most of these homeless kids who still attend school wear the same clothes daily, so of course, they would not have nice clothes to attend school dances that we all take for granted. Soon, the organization realized daily clothes are needed, as well. As mentioned prior, The Main Place is non-profit and is SOLELY run by 100% volunteers. NO employees. How it works: school counselors refer these kids to TMP, the kids are given vouchers, and it works by appointments only. The store is divided by little "stores"- a boys and girls dress clothes area, a girls prom wear, casual clothes for boys and girls, and items for infants. What I think is a great idea is that they have those areas that provide nice, dressy clothes that these kids can wear for job interviews. They, too, need to dress to impress. The director of TMP is a gal named Jennifer. Wow, I was so impressed with her. Her excitement was infectious! It was obvious just how much she loves this organization and helping those less fortunate. A couple of families arrived while we were there, and the volunteers got busy helping them, like a personal shopper! They put together entire wardrobes, right down to shoes, jewelry, and hats. It was wonderful to witness the joy on the teens' faces! If you have it in your heart (and closet), I ask that you please help this great, little "store." What they need: new and gently used clothes, shoes, and accessories. And, of course, money to pay for utilities. For those who work in the business world, they really need dressy clothes so these teens can look nice for interviews. Also, they really need new undergarments (would you wear used undies?), socks and shoes--especially ladies shoes that are small, like sizes 5-6. I thank any of you who have read this and I apologize for the lengthiness, there is just so much info to share! And remember, pay it forward!

This place was WAY BIGGER than I expected. I went to their smaller location first in hopes of…read morefinding some Gorillaz albums and Blur-blur special edition record. To which I found parklife instead and a bunch of Gorillaz for a reasonably price! I even got a shirt. They had a surprisingly large selection on their rack and staff was super friendly and helpful. But THIS location was amazing!!!! There was at least 20 rows of different genres together and alphabetically placed, posters, shirts, cds! They were a bit more expensive than the other location and I didn't leave with what I was looking for but it was a wonderful experience. Will come again!

Nearing the end of a brief visit to Dallas recently--from Saturday afternoon to early Sunday…read moreafternoon--I decided to check out Josey Records in Dallas. To me, as someone who fits into the record collector/record dealer/cratedigger and DJ categories, visiting a record store I've never been to before is always an exciting or intriguing adventure. Josey has a reputation for being a good spot to buy records, so I am glad I finally went here to see what's up. Just looking around the store initially, I could see there are several areas in which the store could be improved or made more interesting. My first observation re: genre sections is that the signage for aisles could be more prominent. All of it is placed rather low, but at great record stores, you're never left guessing where everything is. You just find the music you're looking for more easily. With the massive volume of music releases in the store, I would like to see better curation of what's in stock. For example there were lots of Brian Eno releases, but not the ones I'd be interested in. For Parliament Funkadelic, there were just 2 Parliament 45s, but no Funkadelic and no George Clinton 45s. I thought that was weird. I was also looking for a famous jazz guitarist who's listed on the website, but the guy working the counter didn't even know who he was. Overall, I think the selection is decent if you are willing to spend time just looking through various sections, but there's no help on the floor--so you're just basically on your own. It kind of reminded me of shopping for records in a warehouse, but the warehouse I usually go to has much better curation. I should also state I tend to like smaller stores which get the mix of old and new releases more right or perhaps even focus on a certain niche. On a different note, in addition to music, there are lots of other cool things at Josey: a stage for performances, books, posters, tshirts and other ephemera. So, it is easy for music nerds to get lost here. Also, the parking situation is really good here, and I thought the service was good--the guys here are friendly, and one of them did go back into the aisles to look for something. Overall, I would rate this store a 4/5.

Great place. They have tons of office and school furniture at great prices. The gentleman there was…read morea great guy and huge help. It's a bit of an adventure going through all the rooms they have looking through all the items. We bought a 4 door lateral filing cabinet for way less then we found anywhere else. Highly recommend.

Little to no customer service (I thought it might be abandoned). Mostly office chairs. If you're…read morelooking for keyboards, computer mice, or 3-hole punchers, they have lots of those. The only thing of interest to me where 3 stool-type tables and they wanted $100 for the set. Hard pass.

Interesting little store with a lot to look at. I did notice there is a lot of glass here. Plenty…read moreof variety to browse through.

Love it! Shop has a special place in my heart. Highly recommend for Antique lovers who are in the…read moreDFW area.

Great big well cared for thrift store with very good quality items and fair pricing. The ladies…read moreroom is a little weird as there are signs advising customers not to flush the toilet paper. But the service is good and they are open longer hours than some of the other thrift stores around. I've found a lot of great tennis skirts and dresses here over the years.

I felt like the staff was nice, pricing was somewhat fair and they had a variety of items. The…read moreitems sold and pricing can depend on the day of course. The staff behind the counter were very gracious and I felt like I bought the most here than I did from the neighboring second hand shops. The space was clean and organized. Thank you!

Donation drop off was quick and easy. There were 2 employees sitting at the drop off zone and they…read morehelped me unload.

It's now called Irving Thrift. I went to see it for the first time and do not plan to go back. One…read moreof the employees was very rude walking toward us and yelling about the store about to close and saying that people are making themselves comfortable and she wants to go home. We decided to leave immediately because of her rudeness.