Great, clean, organized local thrift store. The volunteers are cheerful and helpful. Prices are low…read moreand all the proceeds go to local food bank and Spring Branch / Bulverde Senior Center.

I was in Spring Branch TX for an appointment and I saw this thrift store in the same shopping…read morecenter as a Goodwill. The store supports local nonprofits (yay!), is well organized, and has good merchandise that's reasonably priced.

As a converted thrift store addict, I can say this with great confidence: One of the best resale…read moreshops in the hill country. Great thrift store with EXTREMELY reasonable prices. As a converted thrift store addict, I never leave this store empty handed but my wallet is never angry. The store is big, clean and organized well! BONUS POINTS. What you'll find: linens, dishes & mugs, seasonal items, household decor, the occasional antique or high-end furnishing, books, furniture, vintage records, children's toys/LOTS of stuffed animals, mediocre to nice clothing for the entire family, knick knacks. Only open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Some Saturdays until 1 p.m.

As thrift stores go it is fantastic. Not huge, but has all the usual stuff. Volunteers are…read morecourteous and people are friendly. The lady in front of me had a HUGE bag of clothes, shoes, trinkets and paid $21. Another lady had 10 T shirts or so and paid around $10. Don't be afraid of the line, it moves quick they know what they are doing.

I found so many cute things here and the prices were amazing!! I can't wait to go back!read more

Service was absolutely horrible. I was greeted at the door by a lady named Jackie. She stated that…read morethey were closed. I arrived at 3:40 PM but the door said that they close at 4 PM. I told her it says 4 PM to her response being "I'm not gonna argue with you" and let me in. I found this to be very unprofessional. I Will never go back to this location. I took a glance around the store. They have no hard goods and the clothing goods although they were fairly priced at $3.75. The quality was not there for what they were selling.

It is now closed but it was the best antique shop in the area. Josie and Tony are the best! I hope…read moresomeday they will open back up.

Fantastic Goodwill!! Great place to "pop some tags"! You can definitely come home with some great…read morefinds for less that $20. They have some great clothing & home items, many great name brands for a fraction of the cost of purchasing them anywhere else. It is well organized as Trisha pointed out, each item color coded with a plastic "tag" to indicate price, unless it is a new item which is frequently priced higher, but is actually new, i.e. never worn!! Also, every day they have a special on a particular color coded tag, usually $1-$2 off the price. Pretty awesome!! Not to mention, all proceeds go to charitable causes! GO!! POP SOME TAGS!! No one ever has to know but you & unlike the clothing that the singers wear, this clothing is actually quite fashionable. Just keep a look out for stains & tears, etc.

This was definitely a smaller location compared to the other Goodwill we went to, but I liked that…read moreit had a large section dedicated to home stuff because it felt like a Marshall's and HomeGoods store all in one. There were definitely good brands here though like I saw Banana Republic and Loft, etc., so would definitely check it out if you're in the area. I will say the sanitizer there smelled really weird, so maybe don't use that and just bring your own.

Great little shop! All kids items are free, and they have a food pantry and give out bags for the…read morehomeless in the back of the shop. The place is small and every surface and spot filled so it might be a little overwhelming to some but it is the only place I'll donate items I have and I enjoy shopping there as well. The workers/owner are very nice.

Items are really packed in. VERY moldy smell. I was told by one on the workers they have issues…read morewith that. The back room is REALLY hard to find the Home Goods. Hard to move around . The kids room you have to go through boxes to get clothes.

This was our last stop on a day filled with thrift shops and antiques. We were a bit worn out but…read moregot a second wind when we entered. This thrift shop has lots to see and good prices. I tried on a few cute hats that were really inexpensive! There is aa second room of furniture and other treasures. I found a new pack of needles for $1, a sweet crochet purse for $3 and the staff/owner sold me a slightly in need of love German pyramid music box for $10. I left very happy with my purchases. There is lots to look for here and worth a stop if you are a thrift shopper. It's a cute shop, larger than it seems and friendly staff with good prices.

Drove into Boerne to check out some hidden spots and let me tell you, this place is amazing, the…read moreOwner is so nice and transparent, the stall is friendly and ready to help, let me tell you they don't high ball price like other thrift shops, very reasonable, willing to negotiate on anything, needed two bar stools for 4 for 30. A lot of antique furniture.

Holly is the best! I live down the street from this spot and she has a heart of gold and does this…read moreto support a good cause (helping animal shelters). It's in a great location near upscale neighborhoods so they have a lot of hidden treasures!

Great place to shop or donate. The owner is super nice and attentive, and I always find a treasure…read moreor 5. I save my best things to donate to Wags because I know it is for a good cause, and the owner is passionate about animal adoptions. Check it out!

What a great idea to have a thrift store attached to the church and school. I kind of wish our…read morechurch did that. They are always trying to raise funds for the church and school. What a great idea. This is the way thrift stores should be. Priced to sell and reasonable. I don't want to buy something from a thrift store that I can get at a store new for not much more. There are a bunch of sweet older church lady volunteers working here who are so nice and helpful. It is pretty old school. Marking down there prices in a little notebook, taking checks- cute. I did hear them tell a lady writing a check that they would be switching to credit cards shortly. They sell a variety of things- Toys, clothes, old school uniforms, dishes all kinds of stuff you would expect to see at a thrift store.

Let's start with the parking situation. Huge lot, but it's for "church use only." The thrift…read morestore is next to the church school, and there is no designated area for store parking. I asked someone in the lot, and she pointed to the far side and said to park there. Long walk. I really needed a handicap spot, but they were also marked "for church use only." Okay, finally in the store. Country music was coming from the speakers. Excuse me, it's a Catholic church--I expected holy music or something that matched the "owner" of the store. I tried to look around while my ears were being audibly assaulted. LOTS of clothes and knick knacks. Couldn't find what I wanted, so I settled on a $5 knick knack to show for my efforts. Dropping off donations is tricky. One "parking spot" by the back door is available for that. As much as I respect the Catholic Church, I'll have to pass on this thrift store.

After three years, I figured it was time for another review. I also decided to add several more…read morerecent photos. Since my last review, they have added a large paved parking lot next-door, where it used to be just gravel. Inside they have one of the largest used book/media sections you'll ever see in any thrift store. The stuff that gets donated here is usually better than what you would find at Goodwill, which means you're more likely to come across unique and valuable finds. You'll also find every imaginable knickknack under the sun here for office home and hardware use. In the back room, there's bicycles, electronics, and furniture. The front of the store is given over, almost entirely to clothing and shoes. Still my favorite thrift store to come to in Fredericksburg.

A tidy and well organized thrift store. It's easy to shop and find what you're looking for. Items…read moreare very reasonably priced and bargains are easy to find. They have an active Facebook page where they highlight larger items. I went to look at a chair they highlighted and a volunteer lowered the price to sweeten the pot since it had been there a few days already. I left with two chairs. . The volunteers are very nice and helpful. The best thrift store in Fredericksburg and a great cause!