Wow! If you need a used appliance that actually WORKS... check this place out! Also if you are…read morelooking to paint your house inside and out they have a nice selection of paint and tools to get the job done!

This is a large reuse store. A lot of building supplies, but also furniture, clothes, etc. A lot to…read morelook at, and well organized (except for the clothing, which is in bins for by-the-pound purchasing). The prices are inexpensive, and the staff is friendly. I would come here again if I lived in the area.

Perhaps something for everyone here. It's largely clothing, but has household items, some small…read moreAppliances and sporting goods. I'm got a glass vase for a specific decorating purpose. Easy to donate goods in the front. Furniture and construction materials go to their location on Western avenue on the other side of town. I thought the prices very reasonable. Good service.

Recycle and reuse! This is a great place to purchase clothes and household items at a reduced cost…read moreand support the community at the same time.

Pros: + Wide selection of items…read more+ Frequent sales / coupons + Clothing in all sizes and varieties + A really nice book selection Cons: - Prices have been increasing - A lot of junk, not always tested to see if it works - The store is kind of dirty If you like thrift shopping, you should like this store, just beware of electronics because I have purchased several things that were DOA when I got them home.

Today I got kicked out of Savers. I asked a team member if there were fitting rooms as I am 5…read moremonths pregnant and wanted to try on jeans. When they said no I had to find another option and used the restroom stall. A team member came in the bathroom, told me I am not allowed to try clothes on in the bathroom and told me I had to leave. She continued by following me to the front door of the store. Embarrassed is an understatement. Where are people suppose to try on clothes? Even Goodwill has a fitting room. I am extremely displeased with the way this was handled and will be taking my business elsewhere.

In a shopping mall, between FANTASTIC SAMS and DOLLAR TREE. Very well laid out for second hand…read morestore. Some new. Items are priced right. Wide selection of clothing.

This is a medium sized thrift store. The prices are decent, and the staff is friendly. They have a…read moregood selection, and I'd probably go again if I lived in the area. The name has changed. It's Ablelight Thrift Store.

I would give this place 6 stars if I could! There is a lovely lady that works there and she was so…read morekind and we had an amazing chat! They have amazing thrift finds--arguably the best in Eau Claire.

I was at Plato's closet today and unfortunately I had a bad interaction with two of the employees…read more I was minding my business looking at my items and was trying to figure out what I wanted and didn't want. All of a sudden I heard whispers and then I heard "she..." so I looked up and saw two employees very obviously talking about me and staring at me. When I looked up at them they quickly turned away. Although I did not hear what the employee said I could tell they were specifically talking about me because I was the only person in the store. I also noticed throughout my time shopping that these two employees were only complaining about their personal problems. This complaining honestly made the vibe in the store sad and stressful. I also work in retail and I have always been told by my managers to never bring my problems into work for this exact reason. When I checked out my items the cashier almost never spoke to me besides for when she said "you can hit the green button now" I was never was asked how I was doing or if I found everything okay. I'm not sure if she acted this way because she knew I heard her talking about me, or if this is just the standard for Plato's employees. Either way this was shocking especially because I would never act like this at my retail job! This whole interaction made me feel very awkward and honestly has made me not want to come back. On top of that, since plato's closets customers are mainly teenage girls... I hope that this does not happen to any other customers because I can only imagine how damaging this experience could be for a younger more impressionable girl. As a fellow retail worker this was very frustrating and I left honestly feeling humiliated. I wish I could give them 0 stars. (Also I am not the type to leave reviews unless I am truly bothered by something, in fact this is my first ever bad review I've left. I hope the managers of Plato's closet located in Eau Claire WI take my word into consideration when hiring and training their employees.)

Don't bother selling your clothes here. They want you to wash, dry, fold, and bring in a special…read morecontainer for them to look at for less than 5 minutes. Literally dropped the clothes off and got the text they were ready 10 minutes later. They take the worst items in the bin and then offer you nothing for it. You'd be better off selling them of Facebook, Poshmark or literally anywhere else!