A solid and super cute thrift shop in Bab Village. This is usually where I donate my clothes too as well because I like to give locally and have it benefit within the community. There's two floors and some eclectic finds to be had. Worth a look for sure, though the hours/times they are open is a small window of time, so check hours and call before you go! read more

I went in to purchase a dress in the window and was told to come back. Yet it was Valentine's Day and the dress was red and I had to call a person on her day off and maybe I could get the dress the following Wednesday. read more

When you walk in you dont smell stinky clothing like you do at the Salvation Army ...the prices are very low compared to other thrift shops i got two nice shoulder bags in brand new condition for 1 dollor each read more

I wanted to make an update for this establishment. I came here recently and I found this fondue put with everything in it for $7. I usually find a few nice shirts that I like and nothing else. When I recently went, I found the fondue pot was ecstatic that I found it. It's a bit or miss when it comes to kitchen items and other things like that. Just the fact I found this for $7, where it's usually $70 and up for one of these guys, I totally grabbed it. In totally, I spent just over $11 with the fondue pot. The unfortunate thing is, they only accept cash. The employees are very nice there, and I don't ever feel rushed. There is a nice selection of clothes for men, women, and there is a small selection for children. There's also an upstairs for shoes, dresses, and jackets. Downstairs is sectioned off into two parts, one for women's clothes, children's clothes, children's shoes and books, and the other side is men's clothes, men's shoes, ties, kitchen supplies, and other home accessories. The woman's clothes are not in any particular size order, so you'll have to sift through for your size, and to check to see if there's anything you will like. I definitely will be coming back to check what other things coming in there. read more

Good samaritan where? Very rude volunteers. After reaching out for an item in the window of the store, I was not made aware of an apparent waitlist that I was on. Because I showed up an hour before I apparently should have shown up, it led to staff members rudely talking about me behind my back about how I was early and that I was stupid for thinking I would get the item in the window within immediate arrival. Mind you, I was not made aware of having to wait for the owner to show up, as there was no communication about this (emailing the owner was a very poor experience, as she was not clear and speedy with her responses during the store's hours). Thus, I had to show up an hour LATER just because of the owner's negligence in responding to my emails (I was told after the fact to show up thirty minutes before the store closes, which is a very strange business practice in my opinion). If this hadn't happened, she would have saved me the time I wasted when I brought my fiancé with me. The dress I got was a beautiful true vintage, but the experience of going to this thrift store was beyond my worst customer experience. Do not go here if you don't want to face petty staff! read more

This place is the best i love it been shopping there forever. I used to be the first one there when the store open, I know every body that works at this place. Really nice people. read more

I never had a problem they have always been courteous to me. Love going in to look and find things. I always donate to them. REMEMBER they are giving up their time! read more

I held on to some brand new items that I couldn't wait to bring. Waited for the painting to be completed, went over and no one was there. Today I went in twice mind you drove to the back after reading directions posted. Was met with some very rude folks one woman even raised her voice. I did say no need to be so rude. Then proceeded to a wonderful church group with the new items. Sorry Good Sam NEVER Again. read more