The service was EXCELLENT! They had a lot of good selection and the value was super great! Really…read moregood prices! And the clothes was actually very well taken care of and good quality!

From the owner: Now Open in San Antonio! Clothes and shoes that will make you look very expensive from Paris.read more

First time here and it was very nice. Probably the most organized thrift store I've ever been to…read more Didn't find anything to take home today. It if I'm ever Ian the area again I'll definately stop.

SCAMMERS! Save yourself the time and shop online or at least somewhere where the owner has some…read morecommon sense. I bought a watch Saturday and was interested in a couple more. Specifically an old fossil listed for $50, a gold plated Nixon priced at $150 and a momentum m1 diver the st moritz edition priced all the way at $250! On Saturday when I was buying the watch I noticed the stop watch seconds dial wasn't working properly. Instead of resetting to 60 (0) the hand wouldn't go past 9 seconds. It wasn't too bid of a deal to me as I won't be doing much timing with the watch it was more for aesthetic purposes, so I told the employee I'd take it for 25. The strap needed to be replaced on it and obviously some gears weren't working in it. She called the owner and the owner told me to come back Monday that they would have it fixed and she wasn't going to go below 40. I show up Monday in between appointments and meet the owner. She's extremely rude to me off the back and acts like it's my fault that I don't speak Spanish (she doesn't speak English). She showed me the fossil and the stop watch dial wasn't still broken. In fact it was a little worse. She called her husband who I guess worked on it and he basically insinuated that I was lying and to give the phone to his wife to verify it wasn't working. She told him exactly what I did and they told me to come back tomorrow. No apology for wasting my time or anything. I tell her I want to talk about the m1 diver that I'm interested in it, that it was just over priced. I asked how she got her pricing and she said she did her own research. I also asked how long the watch had been in the case and she said it wasn't important. I thought this was a pawn shop where haggling is acceptable. A quick photo search of that watch told me 150 on eBay. The gold Nixon was only 112.50 brand new online! I tried to show her this but she just rudely brushed me off and told me 200 was the lowest she'll go. I told her I'm a repeat customer who's looking to buy a couple of things if she would just work with me. I guess she didn't want my money. ‍

Got a coffee table made of all wood for a good price. Better than what IKIA sells. All woodread more

From the owner: One man's junk is another man's treasure. Quality used…read moreitems from clothing to furniture, dishes to jewelry. There's something for everyone.

This is an awesome bookstore!!! I went for the first time today, and had a fabulous time. I will be…read moregoing back again soon.

First off, the environment is absolutely amazing. You can find some really cool antiques and rare…read morefinds. They have books of all genres, so if you're looking for something special, you'll find it there. The mom and daughter duo that work there are extremely helpful and friendly. Every time I walk in, I end up chitchatting with them for a good minute. They have a little section of free books for kids and my grandson loves choosing a book when we visit. And their prices are amazing. I highly recommend!

Almost every item was grossly overpriced. I did not see one item under 4 dollars. Used purse and…read moreshoes were priced at $20+. I find it shameful that items are priced this high when received as donations, even more so in today's economy. Do better "Goodwill

Unchecked corporate greed has taken root at Goodwill…read more What used to be a fun weekly stop, browsing the toy section with my son, has been completely ruined by absurd pricing. If Goodwill deems an item "new," they check prices on Amazon, Target, or Walmart to set their own price, often at inflated rates. Even damaged toys are priced based on ridiculous eBay listings. I recently saw a "new" toy that was still $5 cheaper at Walmart. I'm done with this company. Goodwill is no longer a thrift store--it's a wannabe eBay. They've decided to undercut resellers by getting into the reseller game themselves. And it's not just the toys--prices on clothes, knick-knacks, and electronics have skyrocketed as well. It's a total rip-off. Your time is better spent elsewhere at this point.

A Very clean and well organized goodwill. It is pretty new still. I never have luck with thrifting…read moreclothes but all other departments were great. Home and small appliances had some great finds.

First time coming to this good will on this side of town. This good will is across the highway from…read moreikea and hard to miss. It has a donation station on the side that you can conveniently drive through. Only thing about this good will is the size, it is evidently smaller than other good wills I've been too. Although do not let the size of the store fool you! There are still a lot of cool things to find here so stop on by.

I visited Texas thrift in Windcrest San Antonio area in Texas…read more I really enjoyed how everything was organized and clean. The discounts were amazing. The store is huge, so come with plenty of time so you can take a look at all of the sections. The checkout process was convenient, and there was an attendant who was very helpful in the checkout process. Thank you to Tomas for the help and the information. If you are visiting the area and you love, thrift thing, definitely stopped by Texas thrift.

This is a thrift store you can access right off of IH-35 when you are coming in or out of San…read moreAntonio and that makes this store super convenient for anyone who wants to stop in and take a look around to see if you can find anything that catches your eye. The last time I was here (in June) the store was hot. The a/c was on but just for the back half of the store. I saw employees fanning theirselves down as they checked out the customers at the registers. Like any other thrift store it is hit or miss here for finding items. I recently found some vintage floral gallery art pieces from the 1990's for about $4 each. Dish ware, glassware, and items that may have a pair will be priced per each item so keep that in mind. I didn't see many sets sold together. There is so much clothing here and you will need to browse through all of it to find something great. I will say there are a lot of plus sizes or 2x and up sizing for women here. Not many thrift stores just north of here have plus sizes. The expensive items can be found in the front right before the registers. I saw some vinyl records behind the counter and saw a couple of worth-a-look titles to check out. I was disappointed in finding a Zappa vinyl LP that was in rough condition and priced at $50. In my humble opinion they might not know what they got for records and are pricing based off of title alone so be sure to check your record before making a decision to buy. Parking isn't a thing here as there is a large lot. There is even a spacious drop off donation spot here too that would be easy for someone to drop off items in bulk without any issue.