The is anew business to Neosho and a welcome one for sure. The owners are super nice and very…read morehelpful with your needs. The selection of items are everything you can imagine as flea markets are; nice and clean. If you are looking to open your own booth their rental fees are the same as everybody else in the 4 state area. If you haven't been yet plan a trip you will enjoy it. .........................3.0

From the owner: The Rusty Gem is a unique flea market that brings together the charm of vintage collectibles, the…read morepracticality of used goods, and the excitement of new finds. Established in 2024, our market is a treasure trove for bargain hunters, collectors, and anyone looking for something special. Whether you're searching for timeless antiques, quirky decor, or everyday essentials at great prices, The Rusty Gem has something for everyone. Come explore and uncover hidden gems!

I always find something worth buying in this store. I have purchased some great books and I got…read moresome replacement drinking glasses for super cheap. The store is always clean and well stocked and the employees are always helpful. I also consign here and yes, you do not receive a whole lot of money but I don't have to fuss with taking pictures, listing online, trying to meet up with some stranger (who often times DOES NOT SHOW). It's just so much easier to drop off items with Revolving Closet and let them take care of it all.

Absolutely GREAT consignment store!!! Great prices, great…read morestaff. You definitely need to check this place out, clean and not cluttered.

Really sweet, friendly people supporting a good cause. The prices are also fantastic - better than…read moreany Red Racks in the area by far. I'm pretty sure they're beating Goodwill too. $3 jewelry, $1 books & movies, most clothes $5 or less. They also have tons of neat little home decor bits that are well worth it. A few things were a bit overpriced but that's to be expected. Not everyone can know the original price of everything. Honestly, it's a REALLY good store. I hope that it will be packed with a lot more stuff next time we come! I'd love to spend an hour or two digging around. Go check it out!

From the owner: Neat Repeats is a boutique thrift store selling quality gently used items donated by members of the…read morecommunity. Neat Repeats is owned and operate by Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks. When you shop at Neat Repeats, you are supporting local breast cancer patients and their families!

Warehouse 479 is the upscale and trendy boutique that is the higher end of what you'll find in the…read morethrift store. It has separate hours and is accessed inside the Samaritan Store. It's a bit chaotic and perhaps a little disorganized but they have a constantly updated inventory of tshirts, tops, bottoms, outerwear, dresses and home goods. These are items that are generally not available in the Samaritan Shop. It was a pleasant experience. The staff we encountered were especially helpful and unlike the regular thrift store, some of their merchandise is available online and can be set aside. Warehouse 479 is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared to spend some time browsing through the eclectic mix of products! [Review 2339 of 2024 - 387 in Arkansas - 23353 overall]

i love warehouse 479! not only is their mission great, but they have the best selection of vintage…read morestuff. the prices are incredible as well. go shop there!!

Messy, dirty, disorganized and WAY overpriced. Cannot recommend for thrifters or anyone.read more

What's a good story at one time get good stuff that you either need or want to collect now it seems…read morelike they want to charge over eBay prices or store prices for the used items they get for free a lot of times I've heard that they all take an item they got for free and put it on eBay instead of putting it in the store for customers just a waste of time going

Always make the thrift shop a stop on my way through Seneca. I always find great treasures and they…read morehave a very friendly group of ladies working for a great cause.

I've passed this thrift store several times in the past but it was never open. Their hours of…read moreoperation seem to change from time to time, including early closures. But that's totally forgiven as they seem to be staffed by volunteers. If this was more of a corporate thrift store I'd dock the stars for that. Anyway, it looks like as of my August 2017 visit the thrift store is open 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays and have daytime hours Tuesday through Friday. I would check with them for hours if you're driving to Seneca. The food pantry is by appointment for those in need. As for the thrift store...it's not huge, but it's pretty well stocked and they have low prices. There's quite a lot for babies, kids, and expectant mothers, including linens, pregnancy and childcare books, children's and maternity clothing, etc. I was seeking adult clothing, magazines, books, and decor, and found a few items that made it well worth the drive from Joplin to Seneca on a Saturday morning. Most clothing is neatly hung and reasonably well organized. My favorite find was a vintage style top that seems to be homemade but is fantastic! They were having a special summer sale making it dirt cheap. They also accept donations of merchandise or spare change for their mission of providing hunger relief for the community, so I have to give five stars. The ladies working were very friendly and polite when we visited the store.

Not once were we greeted or even acknowledged after walking in, though we were the only customers…read morein the store. Three teenagers were behind the counter the entire time discussing a server they hated at IHop. They discussed the horrible customer service, how annoying she was and how little they tipped her. They discussed this so loudly there wasn't a place in the store you couldn't hear them at. When we approached the counter, one was actively sitting on it facing away from us. We were standing there staring directly into her lower side. Not only was the experience incredibly unprofessional, it made me wonder what manners we're teaching teenagers today! So sad. Will never return.

Tiny - I repeat - TINY thrift shop just a couple of blocks down from Dean's Antique Mall and a half…read moredozen blocks from the Carthage square. It's well worth going inside. They have a lot of women's business clothing in good condition from the 70s-90s which makes excellent "raw material" for those who may like to put their own twist on things. Lots of blouses, dresses, skirts and jackets that can be updated and made to fit into present day fashions. Also a LOT of men's nice shirts especially in sizes L/XL and XXL. Think "dad" shirts like denim and corduroy and flannel, but all clean and in good condition. Low prices. The guy running this place is very friendly and personable, and seems open to haggling and making special deals. We bought some clothing and he gave us several old magazines for free (we were gonna buy them anyway). He said that due to the Route 66 location they have shoppers come in from all over the world. Their shoes and bags were not in the best shape, but again this place is cheap! There is not really room for a lot of housewares or furniture due to the shop's size but it's charming and fully stocked. I would absolutely return.