Tried to drop off items during what was stated as open hours but no one there. A sign on the door…read morewould have been nice.

What a find! From the initial furry greeting from a four legged family member to the owners kind…read more"hello" along with the very short history of the store (opened a month ago), we ventured into the sweetest assortment of castaway items where we were invited to dig in and see what we could find. Most everything is organized well, although there were lots of recent donations needing sorting; The Cause Closet has a lot of great stuff! Housewares, shoes, collectibles and clothing, you're sure to find that specially priced, gently used item that will give you the adrenaline any good thrift shop will offer all while giving back to a Cause!

We found designer shoes, Jordan's, Carhartt shirts and NFL jersey. The staff was friendly and the…read morestore was well organized. A dress shirt, tie and Jordan's for $4o. Great place to shop on a budget.

Best Salvation in Columbia area, compared to other assignment stores! Good Service too.read more

This place is so awesome. It fits my style, the clothes are affordable and well-made. They have…read morelots of cool sales, and the girls that work there seem really nice. They even had cute pins I could buy my six year old and I basically wanted to buy everything in there for myself. This is going to be my go-to clothing store. LOVED IT.

This is a pretty decent place for the young hipsters out there-- even some of the old hipsters,…read moreespecially those who played frogger or that star wars game on an old Atari (because they have one there, you can actually play, by gosh) -- and there is really some amazing stuff to be found in the vintage department, and also some local designers. Also they have a basement full 'o costume stuff of all sorts of clothes, and they also rent suits and stuff. The folks are very nice, and the owner has even got some yoga classes going after business hours (cost: whatever you can give)! So there is almost all you need in terms of clothing, entertainment, and some exercise. They also have a really nice website, and if you prefer reality, check it out for their window dressings. They are the mannequin gurus.

One of their vendors lost a sale because of a silky store policy. I restore and resale tools as a…read morebusiness so I always buy tax exempt. Most stores want your tax id number, which I had. Legally they need a form 149, which I also had. They wanted a copy of the actual Missouri tax license which is not required and frankly none of their business. I also noticed that there were a lot of empty booths that weren't empty a few weeks prior, guess their vendors don't like their policies either... To the guy selling a Stanley Bailey 5 1/2, if you want to sell it without the mall making up laws to block your sale, hit me up.

This used to be a great antique mall. The owner made sure everything was pre 1970. She has…read moreabandoned the store and has left managing it to people who don't scrutinize the items in the booths. There is more and more flea market items throughout the mall. Not worth the drive anymore.

Okay, so the two old people at the front desk aren't overly friendly but their professional and…read morehelpful. There are shopping baskets to your left as you enter to help you carry your treasures. Clean restrooms in the back, plenty of parking in front, it's a great place to burn a couple of hours.

This is just a great antique store. They have lots of real antiques at decent prices. The staff is…read morevery friendly and all the booths were organized just splendidly. We plan on stopping by here every time that we are in the area and you should to.

Large store with three floors (upper floor and basement). I found some unique items but like all…read moreantique stores, it's hit and miss. I'd recommend stopping to take a look if you're in the area.

I thought I had gotten some good deals but once home I realized I had been swindled out of $69…read more I've been unable to return to this establishment as I don't live in Boonville. After being swindled I was made aware that numerous people have been swindled when this same woman is working. One person was begrudgingly refunded a small portion of the money that stolen from them. No booth number on signs, several vendors in one booth, $1 booth has many items that aren't a dollar are a few examples of the deceptive signage. Take pictures and check the receipt before paying if you decide to shop at Your Money's Worth Antique Mall in Boonville.

Absolutely beautiful consignment furniture store. High quality antiques for very reasonable prices…read more They will also hold any item for you for 24 hours in case you need to go home to measure. They also help load! Very friendly staff, and the store is nicely organized. I purchased this cedar chest listed for $215 at $150!

Jim was very friendly and knowledgeable. We left with some great treasures at reasonable prices…read more There was a large selection of furniture, baskets, jars, silver, primitives, galvanized items, and crocks. There were also nice wooden dough bowls. If we are back in the vicinity we will go back to this store.

This guy was a joke. I heard he was good at his craft, but that must have been many moons ago. I…read moretook some beloved antique furniture pieces to him for repair. Not only does he NOT do any work, he leaves that work to a couple of back end guys who, after receiving my pieces back, not only lack the attention and detail to the repairs, but the repairs were simply shoddy and hurried with no care given to the furniture at all. One piece that they were supposed to reconstruct and stabilize came back to me with the side coming off the dresser, literally, they did not do the work I paid for. They loaded the piece before I could inspect it, but I trusted them. Never again. And on the day I picked up the furniture, I ENTRUSTED JIM with an original 1880 oak spindle from my front staircase to have it turned and duplicated. The guy LOST IT!!!!! HE LOST IT!!! But was he upfront to let me know this??? NO! He dodged my calls, went hunting, gave me excuses and then when I became irate in like my 8th call over a three month period, he states that he gave it to this guy up the road that is 94 years old to turn for me. WHAT???? So, again, he doesn't do any of this work, he either lets his cronies in a back building do it or he hands it off to the elusive "94 year old up the road" who he admitted "forgets where he puts things". OMG. What a horrid experience all around. So now my beautiful 1880 staircase that was only missing one spindle, is not missing two. And this guy just shuns his responsibility and accountability. As far as his antique shop, I can't say either way. I'm only reviewing his furniture repair. Steer clear.