Friendly staff run this well-organized thrift store. They have a large rotating stock & prices are…read moregreat. There's a seasonal room to the right, beside the restrooms. It is currently packed with holidsy items. I stop by regularly to pick up basket items for our group of gifters. Baskets these range from 10 cents to $1 & I can usually find fillers as well.

Best thrift shop in Minot, ND. It's a thrift shop and the same time a MUSEUM. You will regret going…read moreto hardware stores, because you will be surprise you'll find the items that you need at a bottom price. I love the staff and the owner, very friendly and very approachable . Parking space is no problem.

Stopped by to drop off a box of donations, as it's time for spring cleaning, even if the weather…read moredoesn't know it's spring. On arrival, there were a couple of gentlemen taking in a huge load that had been dropped off. As we pulled up, their faces fell. It turns out they'd been working on that drop for 3hrs - it looked like someone had dumped a dump truck of loose items on the lot. They were happy to see we only had 1 box, sealed and easy to carry- ha. The store is a bit untidy and filled with random things, sometimes things that should have just gone to the trash. Prices are low though and, while assisting the group home for teens, we were able to score some sweet deals on prom dresses. The girls got to look like princesses, even on their very limited budget. We couldn't have pulled it off without the Restore!

It is possible to find treasures here at a reasonable price. It does take some digging and…read moresearching through a large mess of sometimes trash. This is all fine and expected with most smaller thrift stores... HOWEVER, the last 3 visits there has been the rudest cashier I've come across in Minot. She yells at children, refuses to sell merchandise on the shelf because all of the sudden it belongs to her or some family member and talks about other customers to customers. Unfortunately today was my last visit because of this.

This was an average thrift store. You might find it nice to know that you are helping out a…read morenonprofit institution while shopping, although I honestly don't know anything about the ranch. I certainly don't like the mixing of religion and altruism. Pushing religion on others in times of need is exploitation. Some areas of the store were better than others. For example, they had a lot of clothing options. Their furniture selection was lacking and not that great. All of their merchandise overall seemed fairly low in quality, but it is a thrift store after all.

Great selection to choose from. No need to worry if you are taking home a product that might have…read moresomething wrong with it. The workers know value when they see it and make sure everything on their racks are up to standards or above! The clothes prices are affordable and it always feels amazing to save money! Would come back again!

Great selection! I always find something I like at a great price at Closet Connection.read more

The staff are always friendly on entry…read more The inventory tends to be a hodgepodge, almost like hitting up a thrift store, with items crammed in tightly and a lack of organization. This location is also smaller than most. The prices are reasonable, tho quality varies. It's not uncommon to find defective products, so, be sure to test zippers & such.

Where you want to go for fancier housewares and some designer clothing…read more The handbag selection is very sweet. Pricing is medium to high. The makeup and toiletries here are tops for the region. Better bargains than the designated makeup stores in the city.

Unorganized and deceiving in terms of employment. Ensure the job opening you are going to interview…read morefor is what you applied for; if location is not stated, ask, due to the residential/ corporate locations. Management and administrative associates lack communication and professionalism. I can only hope the children rehabilitation center are being taken care of.

I shopped at their thrift store on 2 separate occasions and both times a man kept trying the…read moredoorknob on the dressing room without knocking even though it was obvious the dressing room was occupied by a woman. I would call out in a stern voice about knocking. He would respond that he didn't need to knock. This would happen several times well I was in the changing room with my cloths off. This second time I came there I discovered he was not only an employee but a manger! This information was confirmed by an older woman running the cash register at the store and by the man himself who was very obnoxious about it. When I called the main office at RSI they at first tried denied that they had a store manager who was male but then admitted it when I told them about the cashier confirming it that there was a man authorised to work there. It stuns me that a company that has been given such absolute trust and power over vulnerable adults and children ( developmentally disabled children, recovering addict adults, ect) would have such a person in their employ at all, but in a management capacity with the public where he can openly practice voyersimin is inexcusable. I am very concerned for the welfare any vulnerable adults or children in the custody of RSI.