It is great to have something other than BBQ or Mexican food to eat out. We will definitely be…read moreback. Prices are reasonable, too.

We were on the hunt for ski wear and discovered this gem jam packed with recycled wear. Staff was…read morejust so darn nice. Good selection of quality women's wear and boots, jewelry, and handbags. In another room was pieces for children that would have a mom on a budget scream for joy. Love the chance to support a local business that is happy to serve their customers!

Won't be back. Overpriced items that you typically expect to find in a garage sale or thrift storeread more

Due to their unusual hours, I'm never able to make it here after work; however, thanks to the After…read moreHours Art Walk, I finally had an opportunity to shop inside Behind the Front Door. For the most part, they do have a wide assortment of furniture and shelving units that would make an ideal gift for family and friends. The owners were very polite in helping me look around and explore their products. Some of the items were quite expensive for my taste.

Perfect store with a great selection! The owners are there & are not only helpful but friendly &…read morekind. Highly recommend!!

This place. Ughhhh where to begin?! Found them by searching thrift stores. Their prices are way to…read morehigh. I shop with my three year old son and they were so rude to a small boy! Mommas, hide your kids of you shop here. Will not be going back.

Thank goodness for a well named store! There might have been confusion as to the use of this…read morebuilding if not for the many signs proclaiming that this is "The Thrift Shop." Open Tuesday-Saturday, from 9am to 1pm (2pm on Saturday!) this small store contains the ever flowing "extras" from the Ft. Sill community. Everything from clothing to furniture, with a small selection of toys and collectables tossed in, this is a true treasure hunt. It is volunteer run, and most of the ladies are on the older side, so you will have to pick things up and move them around on your own. It is well worth the time and the effort, though. On my last visit I tried out three recliners priced below $60, two dining room sets priced at $150, and a fondue pot for the low price of $10. If you are new to town and are looking for a bargain, they probably have what you need. Just remember to return the favor and drop a few things off on your way out of town, and the cycle will continue! Sadly, The Thrift Shop is open only to military ID card holders.

This shop is fantastic for the the thrifty shopper. I've been doing thrift stores and antiques…read moreshops my whole life, and this place is by far one of my all time favorites. The owners name is Kendra and she is one of the most friendly people you could ever meet. If you haven't been in already you are truly missing out.

Lots of inventory to see. Friendly cashier. Love to look at vintage and new items together.read more

Nice little thrift store on the edge of downtown, just across the tracks. Sometimes getting in and…read moreout of the parking lot is a bit of a dance depending on who's coming and going, but that's about the worst of it. People at the register have always been super friendly and are always training someone new, but even the trainees are pretty good. I tend to go for the old VHS tapes for my archives, and they've never disappointed at this store. My wife has gone for housewares and we've taken some plates and flatware back with us over the years. Always a must stop when we are in the area.