Pretty neat little place to go get your fill on junkie and old things…read more This is right off the highway, and near 2 other "junk stores" one of which is owned by the same people who own this one. The one next store is more expensive, but has nicer items. So what I find cool about this place, is its decor and items for the yard, porch, and garden. Metal arches, gazebos, metal animals, clay pots, macrame hanging baskets, garden gates, benches. All sorts of things! Some can be a little over priced, but never fear my fellow "junkies" you can haggle! There are so many hidden gems in this place. Walk in, find Native American decor, nascar, furniture, kids toys, books, old radios, washers, records, blankets, beauty supplies (it may be expired, but hey, DISCOUNT!), tvs, beds, couches, bikes. If it's random, you may find it here. It's really hard to tell you what they have, because it really changes. The store is big enough, be aware, the older women who works there, is the owner. She has eagle eyes and will follow you around. (Okay, that might be why I gave her four instead of five). They accept cash and credit cards. No checks- and cards have a minimum of 10$ charge. Overall, I like this place a lot!! It's cool to walk in and see what you'll find. It's pretty crowded, so if your in a wheelchair, or having to bring a kid in thats in a stroller, might have trouble getting around. Goods are hit and miss- good location. Overall great prices. Four stars!

This is my local "go to" place when I need something random around the house. They have every…read morecategory of stuff. All their items come from storage building auctions so like the other reviewer said it's hit or miss but when it's a hit it's a good one. Yes the older lady owns the place but I've never had her follow me around. Maybe that's because she considers me a regular! Today's great find was a multimeter for $45 that retails on Amazon for $120. And some Christmas lights that they plugged in at the corner to show me that they worked-before I even asked. What do they have? Books, arts and crafts, kitchen, knick knacks, holiday, tools, furniture, appliances, collectibles, garden decor, office, and tons of miscellaneous.

Great thrift store. A large variety of merchandise. Furniture is limited…read more They have half price sales during the week on specific departments and on Saturday the entire store is half price except for glass case items. A great little coffee shop inside the store as well. Proceeds go to treatment and recovery for substance abuse individuals is a plus!

The prices are great and the staff is amazing! Great place for quality pieces! I always find…read moresomething I can't live without!! Go check it out!

This is a really fun thrift store to dig through! They have great suit shirts for men all set out…read moreby color and size. It is super easy to find exactly what you are looking for! It has been hit or miss on suits as, like most stores, they separate the pants from the jackets and you have to dig.... WHY?! lol Anyway, follow their specials and get half off of certain color tags on certain days! Worth the trip for sure! My wife loves it too and always finds things, including fun vintage clothes!

It was my first visit and I found what I was looking for which was a small corner table for $8.99…read more I also found an evening bag for $1.99 to use to carry my new Amazon Kindle paperwhite plus a new pair of white Express jeans (with tag) for only $13.99. I'm very happy! More pluses: 1) Excellent customer service. The cashier was so nice. 2) They have two dressing rooms. 3) They have a public restroom but you have to ask the cashier for the key which is a headless Ken Barbie doll :) 4) Very reasonable prices 5) Lots of good finds 6) Excellent choice of music playing 7) Their childrens clothing are very reasonably priced If you are thrifting for the day Goodwill is across the street. *** Stop here first because overall they are much cheaper and more reasonable. Will I return? If I'm in the area again I most probably will.

TIPS FOR GOING TO DaM: 1. Bring cash (they can't take…read morecredit) 2. Don't be shy about using the bathroom as a changing room. 3. Ask about the .25 rack! 3. Have fun! It's a ware-house style thrift store. If you love thrifting, it's awesome. If you're overwhelmed by too much stuff, it isn't you're cup of tea. It's always clean, organized and friendly. Plus it doesn't have any mixed record on disabled rights like Goodwill.

Went to the new location today and was disappointed. They had 4 employees/volunteers working. 2 of…read morewhich were sitting at a table in the middle of the store eating lunch. The older man at the register was too busy talking about costume makeup and swords to help us in regards to a piece of furniture we wanted to inquire about so that was a sell they lost. When we walked in, the woman said everything on the very back wall was free. We also heard her tell someone else the very same thing. This turned out to be untrue. At the register we were told that 90% of what we picked up from that wall (including 2 holiday items) we not free. There is also a $5.00 charge to use a credit card. Unfortunately, I have no interest in returning.

Nice people been going there for years always find something prices get marked down every weekread more

I enjoy coming here to shop for clothes. They have a massive selection and good prices. Sometimes…read morethey have good furniture pieces but when it comes to thrift stores I expect lower prices than what they have for almost everything except clothes. I still think it is always worth coming here to check it out and the employees have always been helpful.

Love, love this thrift shop, my fave of all in Norman and OKC areas. This shop is organized and WAY…read morebetter quality and selection than any other thrift shop in town, just as nice as the consignment shops like Plato's, but with even more to offer than only teen apparel. The prices are great and they have lots of sales all week. Their staff is super nice and are ready to help any time you have a question, they helped me pick some clothes for my niece. Shopping retail is a last resort for me, so this is my go-to spot. Bonus points to them when I found out they work with churches and agencies in town to gift clothing for free to those in need. Now I can send all the things I don't use any more to them and know it's for a good cause.

Clerk was extremely rude and passive aggressive, has been the other two times I've been there. How…read moredo you expect anyone to come in if you act like that towards customers?

I use to love this store, but unfortunately they have one up on their prices 3 times within a year…read more Clothing for kids use to be $1.99 a year ago and now its $4.34 for one item! I can go to Walmart and buy a new short for my daughter at this price. They also take $20 used pictures from Hobby Lobby and put a $15 price tag on them. They say they do this because of increased prices of training they provide their employees. I dont buy it. The CEO is greedy. I wonder if he gave himself a raise from his 2.3 million salary too? I'm writing this review, and I'm the only customer in the store right now. How sad they are running it into the ground. I won't be donating to here anymore. I will be giving my things to my local homeless shelter. I won't support greed. Boots are over $10 A women's shirt is over $5

Where else can you get camo for Red Ribbon Week at school for under $5?!!? We love thrifting when…read morewe have time. I made the effort to get here before Red Ribbon week at the kids school - we have PJs, crazy socks, school shirts, fav sports teams but NO CAMOUFLAGE!! Thanks Goodwill! Most of our purchase had the special colored tag which = 50% savings.

They were a great place to shop! Until today. My son who is a minor & a Type 1 Diabetic that…read morerequires insulin, and a nasal spray to wake him up if his sugar bottoms out. We have went in there many times, and NEVER had a single problem with him carrying his diabetic bag in the store. There were many employees he came in contact with today that could have said something. The manager waited until we were in the store for about 30 min before saying anything. And she said it in front of a lot of people that were around. My mom & I explained that he is a T1D and has to have these meds accessible. She said we could leave it behind the counter. I said so you want me to leave $1000 worth of medicine with people we don't know. She said well they are my employees they will protect it. So she doesn't trust my son in a THRIFT store to not steal cheap BS, but she expects me to trust her employees with a THOUSAND dollars. Not only that, but he has to have that nasal spray. If he passes out I have to grab it. As soon as he drops. She didn't care that she humiliated him infront of a dozen people. She didn't care that she made him feel less than because of his disease. I called corporate and they didn't even care that she did this. The Americans against disabilities need to get on this business & let them know this is DISCRIMINATION! See photos for the ENTIRE story!

The cashier tried to get me to go to the other side of the store to check out. That didn't make…read moreany sense because I was next in line. After the person in front of me was done, the cashier just walked away. Didn't say anything. I left my full cart. I had already removed my hangers so check out would have been easy. I don't know if it was laziness, racism because I was the only white person, or something else but it was completely unnecessary.

I have found things here and it is organized and clean. But lately everything is way over priced. I…read morefound a lamp for $25 and the original store sticker was still on the bottom for $16.99.

Was in the store last Thur. Alot of dresses ( not fancy or…read moreprom type) were $29.99 I will not be going back. Thats a horrible price for used clothing that had seen better days. I can get better buys at Target, Ross & WaWa. Just my Opinion

I got there November 19th of 2025, I told him that I needed to get stable and get in to my own…read morehouse and work on getting my SSI started so I would have income coming in, they absolutely nothing to help me, not to mention every day there was nothing but drugs and drunks everywhere you turned, needles on the ground, it's not a safe place to be, and when I found out that the night shelter was closing on March 31st all I did was worry about the people that was there and that I had made friends with people with that were in wheelchairs and couldn't walk or didn't have legs or feet or who could even barely move that wheelchairs because when they kicked you out at 5:30 in the morning you had to have all of your belongings too or they would throw it out in 24 hours I had to stand in line for 2 hours one morning just to check in to eat breakfast pouring down rain or when that bad lizard came in when the temperature 40 and the minus Celsius was 40.

I came here to participate in serving lunch with a church group. There was a brief talk from an…read moreAdmin summarizing the Homeless Alliance's vision and it was very surprising to hear how unique their efforts were and how nobody else does what they offer. It is quite embarrassing for OKC imo to be honest that so little is done for the homeless community. We got to cook food, serve it, and assist with keeping the dining area organized and clean. There was a lot of interaction and everyone got food and drinks. It was a quick effort and gave some good insight into what happens at this facility. They offer more for the homeless than just a place to get food, and I totally recommend you to get involved.