Love this place! The store is always so organized and the owner is always really nice. The prices are cheap and they'll usually have some deal going on read more

What a gem. The owner is so kind and nice and there was a couple people who walked in asking for the five items for free deal. They've given away 1200 people up to five items for free. He showed me the list of the signatures of them pretty cool all by word-of-mouth. if you have a donation to give of any kind monetarily or clothing wise or anything drop on in. Just saw him take a typewriter from somebody. Goodwill's busy pain there CEO 20 million I'm sure. Put your money local for it actually helps somebody that you know and makes a difference in their life that day. I personally bought $37 worth of stuff which was probably like 7 items and some of those were brand new with tags on them and brand name, I got a purse. I can't say enough of what an experience it was to spend an hour wandering around his lovely store. The world need places like this to honor the past & the present! He said it's been there one way or another for 30 years. thank God they'll be here for another 30!. The sign on the the street says secret closet so I may follow up with the review on that page also. read more

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They are so friendly and kind in this store. The prices are so inexpensive and they have great quality stuff. They help out the community also.Uf you haven't been there you need to go! read more

Fun finds - wild fable slippers, men's sun shirt with hoodie, and Levi's jeans all for about $20

This is one of those well organized and neat little thrift shops that you would like to call your own....but sharing is caring and if you want brand name clothing and accessories at a very reasonable price...no other thrift can beat. I am always walking away as a satisfied customer, so yes...check this place out if you're looking for a bargain. Store hours are a little outside the norm..so be sure to check them out before you decide to make a visit. read more

One of the BEST honest priced second hand stores around! We've been going here for years - it's fabulous!! Staff is friendly too. It's small- but worth it!! read more

Absolutely my favorite clothing thrift store I've been too! This is a true hidden gem. Very cheap prices and surprisingly high quality stuff. Very friendly folks , Plus they donate clothing to folks that can't afford them. I highly recommend Frenzi! read more

Great pricing and great staff! I never walk away, empty-handed from this place. This is the place to go if you want casual clothing at a very good price. read more

Edit- a store so nice I apparently had to review it twice :) - Amazing, fun styles for prices that can't be beat! Seriously, I've gotten pairs of shoes for FREE here. Go in with a $20 and leave with two bags stuffed full of new clothes. I absolutely love this store, I sing its praises to everybody I know. Forget Goodwill or anywhere else- visit Frenzi and I guarantee you'll be a new regular! Also, the guy who's always running it is super nice. Pro tip- they no longer have dressing rooms so do what I do if you aren't sure about a size: wear leggings and a tighter fitting shirt and just take your clothes to the mirror & try on over your other clothes lol read more

I came here for the first time and left with waaay more than I could ever imagine!! The store is very clean and organized by color. Bring your patience because it may take awhile to find your treasure in your size! --- I left with a sundress, Loft lace blouse, floral lacy dress, a pair of CL Laundry silver flats, yoga pants, sports bra, cute hair scarf and an amazing pair of jeans that would cost $60-80 bucks at Buckle (BKE) for $4.99!!!--- I spent less than $20 for everything!! Can you believe that?!? ...I'm still in shock!!! ---Everything fit great and was in superb condition. The employees were extremely friendly and seemed so excited to work there. I'm looking forward to coming back!!! read more

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This store is elite amazing prices, amazing clothes, and amazing customer service. Can't beat it.

The price is always going to be right at Frenzi. Today the entire store was 50% off, but even without the discount, the items in the store are an excellent value. Everything in this store is organized, helpfully, in size order first and then by color. Though the inventory is not large, everything is very cute, and it is easy to find many desirable items. I only walked out with one dress, which at under $2 was an excellent find, but I hope to return to this store soon! read more

This thrift store is quite the gem. Great staff and customer service is wonderful. My daughter and I spend hours in finding treasures here. I've purchased so many beautiful items at this store and when I get compliments my clients are always shocked it was from a thrift from store. The prices are very reasonable as well. Keep in mind that the inventory is donation only so please do recycle from your own fabulous closets. If you can bring them grocery bags that you have laying around the house. It's truly recycling empire. Well done! Laura read more

This the only place I choose to donate my items because they are the only nonprofit in Burien. Also they have great stuff and a friendly staff. read more

Great thrift store with a decent amount of options, and great prices, especially during their sales. My wife loves it here and keeps coming back when she can. She finds out about their sales via their Facebook page. I've gotten some good quality clothes (shirts, pants, shorts) here that have lasted me longer than I expected. One downside is the changing rooms are more like curtains that cover a small space, but it works. read more

From the same co-worker that told me about Secret Closet, she also revealed to me that Frenzi is like the cheaper version of Secret Closet. The store carries a more average brand with great prices! Like Secret Closet, i go there when there is a sale event. I often walk out without anything in my hands, but it is very nice to know this affordable place locating in Burien, WA. read more

Frenzi is a really fun thrift store with some high quality merchandise. From formal dresses to work wear to casual clothing to accessories, Frenzi has a great selection at an affordable price. Although most of their clothing is pre-owned (and some items really show it), other pieces are actually new with tags on. For instance, last time I stopped in they had some nice, brand new Calvin Klein work slacks for $4! Can't beat that! Although I had trouble finding clothes that were my style and in my size, I did find an awesome, new-looking scarf. Since it wasn't priced I asked one of the employees how much it cost, and he just shrugged and asked "does a dollar seem fair?" I love it! If you're big on thrifting like me, add Frenzi to your list of stores to check out! read more

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Very friendly service! The people there are very nice. They are very understanding. Great prices!

Say no to the mall, say yes to the small! Digging through bargain bins anywhere (the mall) does not produce that sense of a rush from finding a adorable, unique steal from a boutique who does the fashion footwork for you. I have recently become a fanatic about consignment shops and boutiques that bring one of a kind pieces your friends couldn't find another one of unless they went back in time or made it them selves. Let's face it Burien is not exactly a style mecca, but I am still out on some of the new styles I see coming down the spring and summer runways that... and lets just be blunt.. remind me of the first time mommy let me dress myself. Freaky thrift store "inspired" mess is not going to be found in my closest. Sorry Fashion world... you loose. Finding a store like Frenzi is like finding that pair of shoes you wanted... that are now 70% off!!! They have two sides, literally. The smaller name brand only boutique is next to Frenzi and called The Secret Closet (and very much deserving of their own review). At Frenzi I couldn't find a pair of jeans over $4... that's not a typo. Shirts appear to be priced by sleeve length and all under $10. To put it plain and simple nothing i found was over $20 and I looked. I would normally only give them four stars but this place really earned the fifth. Their decor is full of personality and flare and above all CLEAN!!! that's right folks a previously loved clothing store with adorable things that is not a mess. I hesitate to write the level of glowing review here ... in fear of loosing the satisfaction of my exciting find, but I just had to share with you Yelp. But let's just keep it between us, Okay? ;) read more

These guys have an interesting approach to pricing. They have flat rstes on the types of clothing. For example, $5 For jeans, $3 For short sleeve shirts. Pretty cool, and respectful to not over pricing people's donations (I'm looking at you goodwill and value village). It's also a non-profit, and right next to Secret Closet. read more

Ick Ick ICK!!!! I'm sorry I'm not sure why on earth this place gets such high reviews.... the shop itself was FILTHY! There was dirt and stuff all over the floor, the fish tank was grimey and the poor fish looked half dead, and there was a bird in the store. I know most people won't care about this but have you ever lived in a house with a bird?! They shed dust all over the place which is basically bird dandruf! ICK! The clothes were equal to that you would get at Sears or Penny's so even though they were extremely cheap it wasn't that much diferent then what you would pay for them originally. Certainly nothing amazingly cool or unique here. I will not come back. read more

The young guy who works here with the skater hair is such a good kid. He works hard and seems to enjoy his job. Came here on one of their 50% off days and he was busting it out, no problem. Not afraid to make small register talk and point you to what you're looking for. Give this guy a raise read more

What a dump. The only decent clothes in the place are on the walls as "decorations" and they refuse to sell them, even though some of them are priced. What's the point? To create the illusion that they have cool items? Anything not on the wall is junk. And the most appalling thing of all about this place is that its a regular commercial shop unlike other charity thrift shops, and yet they still have the audacity to ask for DONATIONS. Give me a fricking break. Those who have given this place a 5 must be out of their minds. read more

Janey's vision for her store is one of altruistic beauty: Frenzi enables people who are strapped for cash or trying to save up for a rainy, well, normal day in Seattle - to buy reputable brands at an remarkably low price. I love the spirit of the store - all the employees are really nice and there's a policy about "no bad little kids!" I have been here three days in a row - and purchased something each day. On the third day, I brought in a bunch of shirts I don't wear anymore to perpetuate this circle of awesomeness. The men's section is a bit smaller - but that may simply be based on what the store receives in donations. I've found some amazing treats so far and Frenzi is encouraging me to "grow up," retired some t-shirts and wear nicer clothes that have been broken in : ) read more

This is a darling place, and I echo the reviews that appreciate the flat pricing - which means that all tops are X dollars, all dresses are X dollars, etc. etc. Though, I can't remember the pricing off the top of my head so can't quote it here. You can find some real treasures if you spend the time to look through. There were a lot of Forever 21 and H&M products, so fast fashion at discount prices type of merchandise, but I also found a few coveted brands such as Alice & Olivia. If you buy something, they will give you up to 5 children's items for free. This floored me and of course I took advantage of the offer, though just a note that they don't have a ton of children's items. The person working here was uber friendly and super helpful. I did browse their sister store and didn't like it as much, because the prices were higher. They claimed that the merchandise was more higher end products, but they were more middle of the line labels. read more

I usually hate shopping, but I didn't want to leave this dream-world of magic called Frenzi. This store is unbelievably fantastic! Janey, the awesome woman who owns this excellent thrift store, must have been a great philosopher in a previous life. She operates Frenzi under the ideal that every item in the store should be easily affordable, even to single parent households, and offer relatively current styles at the same time. She says she usually gives away children's clothing for that same reason. And how could anyone argue with that admirable goal? Everything in the store is donated anyway, and she's not doing this to become a millionaire. A sampling of prices on women's clothing and accessories that I recall from today's visit will give you an idea of her sincerity: * $0.25 for skirts * $1.50 for short-sleeved shirts * $1.50 for shorts * $2.00 for bras * $2.00 for capris * $2.00 for wallets * $3.00 for bathing suits * $3.00 for shoes * $4.00 for boots * $4.00 for dresses * $4.00 for jeans The annex next door is called Secret Door, and that's where the high-end women's clothing is stocked. By that, I mean stuff like Seven jeans for $20. Can you say, "Amazing!"? Another philosophical ideal that Janey lives by is not letting people walk out of the store with stuff that doesn't look good on them. It doesn't matter how cheap it is: if it doesn't look good on you, then you haven't succeeded in your shopping adventure! She brought out an example of a men's suit ($5) for my brother to look at just to see the quality level, but she suggested that he come back again later to check what new stuff gets stocked since the lighter shades don't look as good on younger dudes. My brother and I walked out of Frenzi with a big, fat bag of new-to-us clothing for under $50 and big, fat smiles on our faces. The verdict: Go there as frequently as possible, and give back to the circle of life by donating your retired clothing to them. You might be additionally surprised by a random sale (e.g., all men's shirts at two for the price of one)! read more

Absolutely amazing! The prices are phenomenal. All my new clothes are from here lately, and I do not take fashion lightly. Secret Closet is good, too, not quite as cheap, but cheap for the brand names. I come here about once a week to keep my wardrobe fresh and updated. I even ended up with two amazing plaid winterish coats--which is very nice, considering they were under $10 each! read more

The prices and quality clothing at this store have only further encouraged my shopping addiction. I would be here every day if it wasn't for the people surrounding me keeping me in check... For reals, though, since finding Frenzi, I find that I am no longer satisfied with the big name thrift stores. I have found many great items at a GREAT prices & they are constantly restocking. Highly recommended!!! read more

A true hidden gem in the greater Seattle area. The prices are unbeatable in comparison to all other thrift stores - anywhere from 25 cents to $5 for regular items. They also have a cute little sister store, Secret Closet, which offers new and higher end items for women. Burien seems like a long ways away, but trust me, it is DEFINITELY worth the trip. The only reason why it hasn't blown up is because everyone wants to keep Frenzi a secret! read more

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A small boutique thrift store, with a somewhat limited selection of goodies. That said, everything is SUPER CHEAP and in great condition. And the woman who owns it is one of the more lovely people I've ever met. Friendly, intelligent, generous, the works. Just lovely. Will return next time I get back to Seattle! read more

As others have noted, I'm reluctant to review Frenzi because I want to keep it a secret. When a friend told me about it, his girlfriend almost DUMPED HIM because she was that enraged that he would divulge the location of this spot. It is that awesome. The hours are limited, but it's a small shop and the same people are always in there so I don't blame them. Every time I make it out to Burien and Frenzi's open, I consistently find like one thousand things I am really into and somehow end up paying like $17 for everything. How is that possible? They have a secret vintage room in the back that I'm too lazy to make an appointment to see but I have dreams about based solely on what I can see hanging on the walls above the dressing rooms. Their records are a hundred times better than the selection at any Goodwill and when I start looking I know it'll be an hour before I get back up again with an armload of vinyl I'll end up getting for next to nothing. The staff are super friendly and cool. You don't have to dig through a hundred thousand things to find something you want here. You should go here, but... don't. read more

This is the type of thrift store I'd have if I owned one. The prices are CHEAP. The items are higher quality (probably because the owner culls through the crap). They also have an entire room of women's vintage clothes and purses, which is just lovely. My only complaint is that, being a small store, they don't carry a lot of plus size women's clothes. I would love to see them have a dedicated plus size section. Meanwhile, my boyfriend found a few quality items (Banana Republic sweater for $4, etc.) in size small. I've noticed that most thrift stores don't carry a lot of men's size small items so this is a good place for that. They do accept credit cards but offer a 10% off cash discount. read more

Not being a huge thrift store shopper, I wasn't expecting too much when I walked in. However, I'm now a convert after finding two tops (one was a nice one from Outdoor Research), a cute belt and a scarf for $4.75. Crazy. Awesome. Also, the staff were super friendly and it was pretty nice inside. No musty smells or whatever that mystery smell of other places. Go check it out if you're anywhere in the area. read more

By far my favorite thrift store. Owned by one amazing woman! My go to place when searching for that little something. Can't beat the pricing, store is always clean and organized. read more

This place might not have the most clothes or a ton of housewares but you can't beat their prices. Just bought 4 records for $2. No big pieces of furniture or tons of jewelry. Instead it looks like they cater to the clothes buying thrift shoppers. Dude behind the counter gets points for letting me use the restroom even though it wasn't for the public and for being a nice guy. Apparently the other clothes store they shared space with has moved out to two doors down. read more

Beware: Frenzi will ruin you for all other thrift stores! I've been shopping at Frenzi for over 6 years and now I get sticker shock at any other thrift shop. Great selection of high quality clothes and the prices can send you home with 2 or 3 bags for the cost of one retail shirt! I've had some of my best shopping trips ever at Frenzi. What's more, the small staff is friendly and support the community. read more

Frenzi is the only place I bring my clothes to, and the only place I pick up a new wardrobe. I LOVE this place! I recommend Frenzi to my customers and friends daily! read more

The Definition of "Community Service" How many times have you been in a thrift store looking at clothing.... PREVIOUSLY OWNED clothing and said to yourself, "Self, where do they get off putting such ridiculous prices on these clothes?" ??? Thinking, "Wow, they really need to remember themselves and what they are."? Probably EVERY time! Well Frenzi is no joke. I have been shopping there for years and in that time I think I have only seen prices raised once. I think it was short sleeve tops and they went from $1 to $1.50. Oh yah... that's what I said. I have their prices practically memorized. Jeans $4, long and short sleeve tops $1.50, pants $2, Sweaters $2, shoes $3.50, boots $4, dresses $4, OH YAH... tank tops 50 cents. Not to mention the random daily sales they'll have on whatever... One time I came in and all tanks were 10 cents. Normally, in life, I'd say.... ""You get what you pay for". You'd be amazed at the quality of the brand named clothes in this store. It's crazy! I have no intentions of keeping this place a secret. Last thing I want is Frenzi to close or have to raise their prices because not enough people know about Burien's best kept secret. So TELL ONE, TELL ALL !!!! Go Visit this adorable boutique of low priced gently used, brand named, quality clothes that EVERYONE CAN AFFORD. Check out the rock shirts hanging about, the upside down umbrellas (my favorite), the caddy wampus picture frames and shop till you drop! Pamela read more

I love this store. It's non-profit and created for a good cause. Their clothes are uber cheap. A shirt for $1.75 hell yes!!! The staffs are also very helpful and welcoming. I love how this little store is gaining traction in the recent years. They also gave me free push pins and iron-on patches when I asked if I could buy them. All in all it's one of my favorite thrift stores to shop at! read more

On one side you have The Secret Closet it has GREAT finds from famous labels like Coach and Louis Vouitton for about 1/4 of what you will find in their shops! The other side you can find cheaper labels like Old Navy, Sears and JCPenney but for a much smaller price. The 1 bad review must not be a Thrift Store shopper! It's always clean when I come in and the staff is friendly and even helps me find my size! I live with a bird in my house and it doesn't shed! read more