I went in to purchase an electronic to replace a broken one at home. I decided to browse briefly…read morebefore I left women's clothing. I had a shopping cart was immediately scolded by a worker who told me not to use the shopping cart in the aisle because I would be knocking all the clothes off to keep my cart along the out perimeter. I not to talk to me in that manner that I am adult. He proceeded to continue being confrontational told me I won't get far in life with that attitude. I have never experience such a RUDE employee any where I have ever shopped. I had not even been in the store 10 minutes. I left shortly after as it had become an uncomfortable experience at a that point. I asked who he was and he was the manager of the store. What a leader. I have been going to going to goodwill for years for both donations and buying. I will never go back to any goodwill after that salty experience.

I was just snapped at by the donation attendant because I asked him to help me unload my trunk full…read moreof donations in boxes. I asked him if could help me and he said "no, ya wanna unload this or not?" I told him I was confused because at the other location they unload for me. "Well, that's the other place. Ya doing this or not?" Never again. Im done.

The sugar plum bazaar was so fun! It was kind of small, but the vendors were awesome! There was a…read moregood variety of clothing, food, jewelry, and crafts vendors. They didn't have any alcohol vendors though. Also the parking was kind of expensive at $7. We got a lot of good stuff and the people were really friendly. The stockyard event center was hard to find though and we did get lost. I liked the venue, but it did seem far out. Overall, it was an awesome bazaar and wasn't as crowded as other bazaars we've been to which we appreciated. We will be back next year for holiday shopping.

Great selection of hand made crafts…read more Terrible parking, super crowded. Better if you can get dropped off, perhaps ride a bike? The booths are very close together and set up in such away that you can get trapped in a booth and almost not be able to get out. There are 3 floors of booths and they seems to get repeat vendors which can be good as well as bad. There are lots of baby type stuff, a fella that makes terrariums out of weird house hold objects, evoo gift sets (woot), the glass jewlery gal, the bird on a stick (meh), the go green booth that had all kinds of thing made out of old yoga mats and fire hoses - cool, and much much more.

Love ARC. I hardly ever leave this place without a new piece of clothing whether it's a T-shirt,…read morejacket, etc. I was looking for some spring-form pans the other day and found a 2 pc set that looked brand new at this location for 5 bucks! Can't beat it! Staff has always been very helpful at this location and the store is pretty clean and well laid out. Definitely be coming to this location again.

Their drop off area makes zero sense and is harder than it's worth to drop off donations. Left &…read moretook my stuff to another donation spot because it wasn't worth the headache

What a beautiful and authentic western vintage wear shop! Such a nicely organized and curated…read morecollection, would definitely recommend checking this place out if you happen to be in the area. Dana could not have been kinder and more helpful!!

Wow this store is SO exciting, and DEFINITELY really curated to the nth degree, this is a true…read moreDESTINATION spot! The BEST!

I have written 1-2 reviews in my life. I just don't do it. But I need to say I will NEVER shop at…read morethis store again. I am a rep and understand what customer service is. I went to exchange sizes from a Christmas present, and because it wasn't in the time frame stated (14 days from purchase or 10 days after Christmas), I couldn't even exchange sizes. I was not asking for a refund, but just to get the right size. This store, and its owner Danielle who made the decision, is losing a customer forever because of a size exchange. The store would have not lost money, but would have done right by their customer. Instead, they chose to follow an incredibly restrictive policy that doesn't make any difference. There were more of those shirts there, they weren't on sale. There is just no reason at all why I could not exchange sizes. Shame on them. Shame on you Danielle. Unreal. Worst customer experience.

We didn't have long to shop at Stanley Marketplace (we had a flight to catch), but I'm really glad…read moreone of the shops we went into was the Goose And The Goat. Boutique style shop set up with outdoorsy type clothing - tshirts, boots, socks, accessories, etc. Store has a nice selection without being overly packed in. Prices are reasonable and they also have a kids room (we didn't check that out) so you can get stuff for them as well. Over the top on customer service. Really impressed with the extent that (I;m guessing one of the owners) went to in trying to find the right size of tshirt for me. When she was unable to find what I wanted she let me know she would order one for me and didn't mind shipping. Took my number and a couple days later gave me a call to get my shipping info. Process was quick and easy, really appreciate the effort put in to make me happy. Great store - great service - Highly Recommend!

Absolutely amazing spot for vintage goods! Great selection of things from vintage to quirky. It was…read moreNOT overpriced which is something that I come across with vintage stores. The cashier was so friendly and was interested in giving feedback on items if asked. I will definitely be back.

This is a very good shop. The girl working had amazing style. She had Girl-with-the-Dragon-tattoo,…read morejet black hair and very blunt bangs, so the ambiance is on point. I got a great find of some Pendleton Jack Purcells. I felt it rivaled some SF stores. To see the girl's style is worth the trip alone. I was surprised at some of the other resale shops high reviews because I came up snake eyes completely. Check it out. Down the street is cool liquor store with CO. bourbon.

This organization does a lot for the local community and I want to support them, but their thrift…read morestore is one of the worst I've seen for outdated, old inventory. I've tried to stop by several times and it's never worth it. I'll keep trying, because they do so much for the area.

A little bit for everyone. A food bank, thrift store and gymnastics studio. A community outreach…read morewhere it has help hundreds and has been future as an everyday 7 hero.

Checked out Park Hill Treasures recently, and it was well worth the stop. The store has a smaller…read morefootprint than some other vendor-type antique/thrift stores, but it still packs a big punch in terms of item selection and interest. I was greeted warmly when I entered, and offered assistance during my visit. While I had been targeting something specific (no luck), I still managed to find a number of other high quality items, and brought a few things home with me. Prices vary per vendor, and some were more appealing than others, though on the whole nothing unexpected. Also, there's a small parking lot on the side, which makes stopping by pretty convenient.

What a fun store! When I've had the task of choosing special gifts I start here. So many unique…read moreitems. So much creative stuff, well organized.

Great selection of clothing, surprisingly good quality books and records, though not many of these…read more Really awful selection for dishes and homegoods. Furniture is average quality, but you may find a treasure. Some good quality blankets, some handmade. Biggest issue with the store is that it didn't seem to have a changing room for trying the clothes on, and the parking lot was incredibly dangerous... almost got backed into by several people as I made my way out.