A bit more feminine clothing than masculine. But still a solid collection of men's clothing. Great…read moreprices from $5-20+. They have so many skirts they're divided into short and midi. Some purses and home decor too. Cheaper y2k and vintage compared to the majority of vendors at the Rodeo Rose Market

Sorely disappointed at the music selection. F this, N that…read more Just unnecessary in a business environment.

First of all, I had no idea this place was the size of a small nation. I walked in thinking,…read more"Little antique shop, I'll just go up one aisle and down the next." Ma'am. Sir. There is no "up and down." This place is a labyrinth designed by someone who said, "What if we hid Narnia behind every dresser?" I got lost at least three times. Possibly four. At one point I genuinely forgot: What I came for, which direction I entered... who I am as a person. Every time I thought I found the "main path," I'd turn a corner and BAM! secret pocket room. Hidden alcove. Side quest unlocked. Now, to be fair, if you are someone who enjoys treasure hunting, rummaging, discovering trinkets you didn't know you needed, and time traveling, this is your Disneyland. There is stuff. So much stuff. Trinkets. Bobbles. Whatnots, galore. Things your grandma had. Things your grandma refused to have. I went in looking for one very specific item. I did not find it. I did, however, find three existential moments and mild spatial disorientation. Did I have a good time? Yes. Did I leave with what I needed? No. Did I briefly consider dropping breadcrumbs to find my way out? Also yes. Three stars because it's impressive, chaotic, and an adventure... but if you go in with a mission, be prepared to lose it. Possibly along with your sense of direction. Would return. With a map.

One of my favorite things to do on a Sunday is going on a treasure hunt as I like to call it & this…read moreparticular antique store I just love! We've been to this store several times over the past couple of years & every time I'm lucky enough to find something amazing yet half the time my choice is in the locked cabinet..... lol! This store is extremely large so you can definitely be there for a few hours because they have everything that you can imagine! The store is also well spaced out for as big as it is & it's not cluttered like some antique stores can be! On this last visit I completely lucked out because I've been eyeing a figurine in a glass case & it was still there! Well once they took it out & put it in my hands I knew I wanted it.... a Giuseppe Armani figurine so delicately made, I fell in love & the price.... Could not beat! Then on another visit in another locked glass case there she sat.... This gorgeous Sweden " Strombergshyttan " crystal vase of a girl holding a bird cage, underneath the vase is signed & numbered. Yes I basically walked away with a steal, my husband had to tell me to stop smiling! I just love this store, there's such a large selection to choose from for all tastes out there! Mind you it's not in that fancy zip code but do not let that discourage you because sometimes when you drive out of those zip codes that's where's there'll be some extra treasures lingering around!

I noticed the only other review about this place and I feel it's unfortunate they had a bad…read moreexperience because mine was good. There was a young guy at the counter when I walked in and he welcomed me with a friendly, "welcome in" and then he went on to explain the price tags and the dates on them and how everything worked. There was also a young lady that came out of the back while I was there and she was friendly as well. There was actually a lot of items with a good variety which was cool for such a small store. The men's section was, however, pretty small but I can't blame them for the fact that a lot of guys just wear their clothes until they must be thrown away. Still, a good enough selection to where when I have more time I think I will stop in and try some stuff on. I don't know, I thought the store was nice. Only four stars just because of the smaller men's section tho.

Over the past couple of months, I've been a frequent customer,I've consistently been greeted with…read morewarmth and genuine kindness from every staff member. Their friendly demeanor truly brightens my day. The store itself is impeccably clean and organized. While they do carry a small selection of men's clothing, their inventory is predominantly focused on women's apparel, ranging from junior to senior styles.. This impressive variety ensures there's something for everyone. I particularly appreciate the tiered pricing system; items decrease in price after a certain period, offering fantastic deals. However, I'd advise anyone who finds something they love to purchase it quickly, as popular items tend to sell out fast. In short, I wholeheartedly recommend Sweet repeats for its exceptional customer service, wide selection, and affordable prices. It's a truly delightful shopping experience. this place only carries a small selection of senior clothing. You can go to their store for a bigger selection.

Jesus and another gentleman were very helpful with loading the 5 drawer file cabinet I purchased…read moretoday for an amazing $10 plus tax. Everyone is so friendly and courteous!

One of my children had requested a desk. Having heard that ASU has a property surplus, I decided to…read morecheck it out. Immediately greeted upon entering. We were asked if we had been to the warehouse before. Answering that we hadn't, it was explained that auction items are on the left, and items for sale are on the right. These are primarily items the university has replaced, or items students and staff have left behind. Rows of mismatched office desks to choose from. We settled on a smaller sized deck. It is older yet built to last. It is probably a good 20 years old, and possibly has another 20 years of life in it. The desk was only $10! For another $5, an all plastic chair with wheels was purchased to go with it. I was hoping to find a bookshelf as well. The bookshelves they had were either not in the style or condition I wanted. Along with office furniture, the ASU Surplus store side has computers, laptops, random office equipment and clothing. Surprisingly, they even had dozens of cleats that were new in the box. Unfortunately, they did not have cleats in the size/sport combinations that would work for any of my children. The auction side was a crazy mix of items. See photos. On the day of my visit, there was a mix of large machinery. Auctions are run through an online auction house. Checking out was easy. The guy who helped me was polite. He was very nice about assisting me in loading my purchase into my vehicle. Make sure to bring a credit or debit card. ASU Property Surplus does not accept cash. All sales are final. Items are as-is.

Had a few hours to waste visiting some family in the area. Thrifting !This one showed up on my Yelp…read morefeed and was close enough. I should have read some of the reviews before heading in. I'm older and it's not my jam but I'm sure it's someone's. Small in size and I guess trendy for the younger crowd. Might be just me but the prices seem high for clothing I used to wear 20 yrs. ago and in better condition. Paint and stains are edgy? No hi or bye from the one guy at the back who might of been an employee. Anyway, probably won't step foot in there again. Hope they do well selling their old trending stuff. Last words... whatever.

They have all sorts of nostalgia, vintage clothing, original art from local artists ie paintings,…read morephotography and jewelry. The staff are friendly. Store is clean. Check their hours of operation prior to making a trip there. Last time I stopped by they were closed.

This location stays true to the chain's signature vibe--organized, color-coded racks, clearly…read morelabeled sizes, and that department-store feel (very much giving a Kohl's-type shopping experience). It's easy to browse, nothing feels chaotic, and you can actually enjoy the hunt without getting overwhelmed. They also keep up with the basics--clean, spacious dressing rooms and restrooms, which always makes a difference when you're planning to try things on and take your time. Now, I'm rating this location in comparison to another DESERET Industry store I gave five stars, and the only reason this one lands at four is the air quality. There's a noticeable mustiness--more of that classic thrift store smell--and oddly enough, I found myself sneezing while inside, which wasn't happening before I walked in. I will say, the toys and home goods sections do lose a bit of that polished feel. Like the other location, those areas lean more toward slightly disorganized--nothing wild, but enough to break the otherwise clean, curated flow of the store. Aside from that? Solid spot. Great organization overall, easy shopping experience, and definitely still worth the thrift trip.

The most well oiled machine of a thrift store I've ever been to! Super organized, friendly staff,…read moreand lofts of great finds. Mostly clothes, but they do have a small home section, along with knick knacks and books. Great prices too!

Carissa she is great and Carla cashier very friendly and helpful I recommend this place for…read moreeveryone to check out

Great low prices, a variety of item for the entire family and household needs. Friendly staff.read more

This thrift shop truly holds a special place in my heart. Knowing that it supports Hospice of the…read moreValley and the patients and families they serve made every purchase feel meaningful. Having personally experienced the care hospice provides, shopping here felt deeper than just finding great deals--it felt like giving back. The store offers everything you'd expect from a thrift shop--housewares, artwork, furniture, clothing, jewelry, and even essentials like diapers and Depends. But what sets it apart is their boutique section, featuring higher-end items at fantastic prices. On top of that, they run additional discounts based on colored tags--I literally had to take a picture to keep track of all the deals! The organization here is impressive. Clothing is neatly arranged by size, and even the shoes are sorted the same way, which makes browsing so much easier. The displays are classy, giving the shop an elevated, boutique-like feel rather than a typical thrift store vibe. The staff was incredibly friendly, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. They have one restroom, which was clean, and three fitting rooms. The fitting rooms are a bit on the tight side, so it may be challenging for wheelchair access, but they are functional. Overall, this shop has such good energy--great finds, thoughtful organization, and a meaningful mission. It's one of those places where you leave feeling good about what you bought and where your money is going.

Not all thrift shops are the same…read more You'll know that as soon as you step inside White Dove. Everything in the store is hung or displayed with care. The store is very well organized, and all of the staff will greet you with a smile and offer to help you find whatever you are looking for. Deals are clearly marked on multiple white boards within the store. So many affordable items so little time. You'll find yourself starting with a couple of items, then a handful, then you'll ask where the shopping carts are (they are up front). Happens every time. I was just in yesterday with a few minutes to browse before they closed. Walked out with 21 DVDs and three Star Wars novels. I first found out about White Dove from my late grandma. She recommended the one in Phoenix near where she lived. Been going to many of the Valley stores since. This one just happens to be within walking distance of our house in the East Valley. We have seen this store thrive in a spot which used to rotate different businesses in and out every few years. Nice to have some stability in our neighborhood plaza - and one which raises money for Hospice of the Valley. We have not only seen them do well, but years ago they even expanded. The store has a very nice addition to the West side of their store with larger items, paintings, and collectibles for sale. Highly recommend White Dove for your thrifting adventures.

Ok. Buffalo exchange Tempe is stepping it up. I've been to this location countless times, but I…read morenever had great expectations or even experiences. But yesterday I decided to give selling there another try. I was not disappointed! I had a great trade day. A manager was helping some new employees learn. They were looking for quality fabrics, brands and styles. This was a pivot from previous times where knowledge was not demonstrated. Kudos to the manager for being extremely polite, knowledgeable and multi tasking to the nines. Every staff member was helpful and kind. I was pretty impressed by the entire process. First time in years it was so great. The outlet area is also so fun to check out, I got two Anthropologie pieces for only $12.

This is the worst buffalo exchange. The employees are much…read moremore interested in scoping out the incoming clothes (that they are able to buy for themselves COUGH conflict of interest COUGH) and chatting amongst themselves than helping customers at the register. This one also has the worst vibes of all the many B.E's I've been to. Also, this location has the worst selection. Probably bc the employees keep the best items for themselves. You know, after pricing them extremely low....