I decided go this evening to experience 50¢ Tuesdays and I don't regret it one bit. It wasn't my…read morefirst time at this store, but normally I go on Friday or Saturday. Before you go, this store isn't like other thrift stores, things aren't often as pristine (I was looking for stained clothes so this wasn't an issue), and the racks aren't really sorted. There's normally a giant pile of clothes to right of the entrance you'll see people rifling through. I thoroughly enjoy this store, but you need to have a good feel to find quality clothes. Tonight I scored J. Crew pink pants with no flaws. It's in there, just hard to find. That being said even not-so-great clothes are easy accept when the prices are so cheap. This is consistently the cheapest thrift store I've been to and I really appreciate that fact. They price to sell.

Ok. In all honesty, I am fairly new to thrifting, about two years, so this place was too much…read more Arrived this Tuesday at 9, which is when they open, and there were already quite a few people in there. By the time I left, about 1 hr later, that parking lot was full. The amount and piles of clothing are insane, but as someone mentioned in the comments, you really have to be persistent and dig to get quality clothing, which, spoiler alert, I didn't! There were so many people, it was impossible to move around with ease, and I didn't have the patience to sort through all that mess for the perfect clothing item. Plus, the noise and assortment of running, crying and yelling children was not fun. After an hour, I could take no more, and speed walked out of there. I will say the value was amazing, though. On Tuesdays, they sell the clothing for .50! That's right, each piece less than a dollar, which explains the crowds and overflowing carts throughout the place. So the value is there, I just needed the endurance, know-how and focus, to find a great piece. Honestly, I don't know if I'll return. I may need more training on the Art of thrift. I was not impressed by the lack of higher end brands, so I'll continue shopping at my known spots. At the very least, because there's less of a commotion, and the thus an enjoyable shopping experience. Sorry! No pictures. I was too overwhelmed to take any. ‍

I stopped in at the Green Door Thrift Door last month to drop off some items for donation :) ! I…read morewas so impressed with my first visit :D ! This place is really a gem of a thrift store because it's very much a boutique of quirky and thoughtful items, as well as nice and high-end clothing items and shoes :) ! Perhaps its appeal could be due to its central location within Alamo Heights, which is considered upscale :) ! People tend to bring very quality and charming items that you might not always see in the standard Goodwill or Salvation Army store :D ! By the way, I still do bring donation items to Goodwill and Salvation Army, which I still think are great donation stores and centers ;) ! I even donated my prom dress a long time ago to Salvation Army :) ! The Green Door Thrift Store has cute trinkets, dinnerware, mugs, art and home decor that tend to stand out a little more :) ! I had collected some Fiesta medals over these past 2 years in San Antonio. But because I don't anywhere to truly display them, I decided to donate these to Green Door so that perhaps a Fiesta medal enthusiast might see these as great finds to purchase :) ! I also brought some nice party favors, like small vases, that I received before at bridal and baby showers. I also brought some mugs as well. I can only use so many vases and mugs, which is why I decided to bring the surplus in case anyone might want them or find them useful :) ! The Green Door is open for just a few hours on select days, mainly because it relies on the services of volunteers. A lot of these volunteers are super friendly, helpful and extremely nice :) ! When I dropped off my items for donation, they graciously greeted me and promptly gave me a donation receipt :) ! Since I was already enamored by the warm ambiance created by the friendly volunteers, as well as the excitement of customers within the store, I decided to check out the store items myself :D ! I ended up purchasing a cute wooden sign with the message "Friends are like rainbows. Always there to cheer you up after a storm" for a whopping $4 :D ! It was absolutely perfect for displaying on my mantle ;) ! There are also some nice children's books that are very reasonably priced :) ! I looked through some of their clothing items and was amazed that they have some fantastic brands like Tory Burch :) ! Some of their evening dresses are really beautiful and high quality for great prices :D ! I would say much more reasonable prices than the premiums you might pay for brand new dresses elsewhere! If I ever need to attend a formal event, I'll definitely check out their selection first before I go to the department stores :) ! I might just able to find a really nice dress that hasn't been worn, or has only been worn a few times :D ! I even came across a wedding dress that was priced at just $25 :D ! What a great deal for a dress that you will most likely only wear once :) ! Nowadays, it is no longer frowned upon when brides-to-be look first to thrift stores for affordable or vintage bridal dresses :D ! Some customers felt that some items here are pricier than they would like for their respective budgets. I would recommend never spending more than you think an item is worth. At the same time, I feel like some items are very quality that their price point seems somewhat justified. However, I can't say that for all items in this store. If you haven't been here yet, I recommend at least checking this place out if you are ever in the area :) ! You never know what you might find ;) ! If you also have items for donation, it seems like the volunteers truly take care of your items before these are priced and displayed on their store shelves :) !

I stumbled upon this place on Google Maps because it is near Trader Joe's/Quarry Market. It is run…read moreby a church, and the proceeds go to multiple non profit organizations. They have shorter hours than your usual thrift stores, so make sure to check those before you go! When I went, they had a great selection of antique glasses, dishware, clothes, Halloween/Christmas decor, home linens, shoes, ballgown dresses, and bags. The store is relatively small, but they pack so much stuff in it! I ended up spending nearly 1.5 hours here. The prices are reasonable. They are slightly more than some goodwills. The price ticket will show you the future price discount and the dates that those prices will be applied.

One dollar thrift days! I found several very nice tops for both my partner and I for only $1 each!…read moreThe staff were incredibly helpful and nice. With sales like this it can get crowded but if you have the patience you can find some nice diamonds in the rough.

I saw this store online and it was calling me. It has the hip/cool factor. I love vintage and was…read moreexcited to go. Arrived a little early and had to wait for them to open. Unfortunately, the young guy opened a few minutes late and didn't acknowledge it. Okay, so not a great first impression. I was looking forward to seeing their jewelry but didn't find anything. However, did locate a cute cardigan and bag. I was disappointed again when they were sold out of their totes. They didn't even have regular bags. Debating on whether I'll go back but definitely worth checking out.

I could see this being a very affordable place for those who love Costume jewelry and accessories…read more Unlike other goodwills this one has the name brand items and accessories unlike a regular one would. A lot of purses were running About $40 .They had brands such as Steve Madden, coach ,Vera Bradley and Brighton.They even sell wedding dresses and gowns.

My experience could have been better, I have been there numerous times and there is an employee…read morethere who selectively greets and I was never one of them, and she greets others consistently at entry and explains to them the specials for the day. I believe in the power of the store's mission, otherwise I would not return. She is rude and unprofessional, among other staff who see her behavior and not try to correct it for all customers. She is a mid aged lady with short hair, that works there regularly and does not appreciate my purchases that help the goodwill cause, and that is sad. Sincerely, Landeia

One of my favorite places to thrift clothing from, especially as someone who dresses in a more…read morealternative/vintage inspired style. I like how the sections are organized neatly into certain types of style, like streetwear, vintage, alternative, feminine, western, etc. and the staff is always kind and accommodating. Would recommend to people who are looking for unique pieces of clothing.

I saw that this store has deals on every third Saturday to do these fill a bag up for 15 dollars…read more But when I arrived I asked to speak to the manager because our house burned down last night and I was trying to make my daughter not think about the fact that we just lost everything but when I asked if there's was like anyway we could get that deal a day earlier. She instantly said no and that's fine . But when I came in. I only had one shoe because our house literally burned down. Then she found me in the store and told me they don't allow loitering because she profiled me because they didn't think we could pay for clothes! I've never felt more awful too bad because my daughter loved their selection. But ya totally snobby, doesn't care about the community. Just the their dollar and who they deem worthy. Like don't you know who goes to thrift shops. And the one who insulted us was their manager. She talked like a valley girl from California. But it was really fake

Great selection, store was clean, and good ambiance. Price was on point, I would recommend for…read morethrifting.

I was excited to go to my first uptown cheapskate. It was mid afternoon, the store had about a…read moretotal of four customers. When I walked in I wasn't greeted with a welcome or hello. There were plenty of employees behind the counter. I walked around and noticed the purses, which were very cute. Then I walked to the pant section and then the dresses section. I finally chose a dress and a pair of pants to try on. One on asked if I needed help or if I needed a dressing room. Which was very disappointing. I finally asked an employee for a dressing room. They fit but not to my liking so I looked awhile longer but didn't buy anything. I was expecting a thanks for come or come again since there was at least four people behind the counter. I'll try coming back again maybe next time the employees will be more help or cheerful.

Very clean and organized thrift shop. Great service and value for the community. One time…read moretraditional and vintage items. Ask for mike.

This is a newer thrift store in the south east area by the Hot Wells! The owner is so sweet and…read morehelps me when I'm looking for something specific. She also takes donations and I started taking them to her. I have found lots of jeans for my kids, shoes for me , dresses for my sister, and they always have a great selection of furniture. I believe they're open Thursday through Sunday from 10 to 7. I highly recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

Nice place, very clean and lots of inventory. Many of the items were in good condition, plus they…read morehad a few new items. Staff were constantly stocking and busy. Prices seemed high. As an example, a Special Edition Collection of Downton Abbey CDs was selling for $24.00. Online, I found a new one sealed for $25.00 and it was one of a few in the $25-28 range. Books varied, but many were priced similar to half price bookstores, as opposed to other thrift stores. My belief is that thrift stores should always err on the cheaper side, thus the name, thrift. This one was all over the place with prices. Overall, okay experience, but they need better prices.

Marie was so helpful! We found a set of tea cups without any saucers and she was able to reprice…read morethe cups for us. Thank you!