Prices and nice items and they are there to heip you I bought a ver nice baby bed and hair chairread more

This place has helped me in a pinch more times than I can count help me with job interviews getting…read moreoutfits to wear and has been just all around amazing

The staff is super friendly, there are tons of quality furniture pieces to choose from, and the…read morevalue is worth it. Now; these are not cheap items. So it's a higher end thrift store or more of an antique furniture shop, but less than many antique shops.

The prices are reasonable here and it was a fun experience thrifting. I bought a orange denim…read morelooking jacket and it's one of my favorite pieces now, and best part it was about $10

Great selection of clothes! Great sales! I always find something! And the customer service is…read moreamazing.

HOLY Thrifted is right! Did I just stumble into a thrifted clothing heaven? Yes ma'am! Visited…read morethis store on a recent trip to Benton and fell in love. Looking to rock a 90s vibe? They got you covered. Current trends and brands? Check! Or, trying to find a beautiful formal or semi formal dress? Yea, they got that too. Winter is just around the corner, so you need a coat to show off your sense of style? Girl, Holy Thrifted has got you covered. Don't miss out on the boots! Take my money!! I'll def be coming back to this GEM as soon as I can. Great selection. Great prices. Period.

Super cute shop. Large variety of women's clothing, shoes, hats, jewelry and purses. Go check them…read moreout!!

There are two kinds of flea markets: the nice respectable kind and the kind that has a bunch of…read morecrap piled sky high, or in other words, the landfill kind. This is the latter. There was one booth out of several hundred that had decent items at a reasonable price. Most of it was just junk that you wouldn't even take for free. There was dust on the items that looked as though nobody has worked on their booths for years. In one booth, shampoo was sold. Rust formed at the bottom of the cans, and you couldn't pull the can from the shelf (without pulling down the whole shelf) because it was so stuck. It is not climate-controlled. This place has NO A/C during Arkansas' 110 degree summers. They have a few industrial fans at the ends of the super, super long aisles. Today, it was moderately cool for an Arkansas summer day--- about 94 degrees. It was actually hotter in this flea market than it was outside.

This place was pretty nasty. A lot of valuable collectibles considered more antiques and more of an…read moreantique shop than a thrift store- but most of it is dumped stuff. This place has a really disgusting texture on the wall, horrendous smell and just straight up ... Haunted. LOL.