They also help with the homelessness. They were giving g out free meals to them. Definitely would…read moredonate to them again. The donation process was extremely easy and the people were very kind.

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!

One of the best thrift store I've ever been to, I left an item there and went back the next day to…read moreget it. Well it wasn't where they usually put them so they ended up call the cashier at home and then still had to walk around looking until they finally found it. These guys went above and beyond to find the item and get it back to me and were as nice as they could be while doing it! They never once looked like it was a problem and were happy to help me which you don't fond often these days! I can't tell you how much I appreciate what they did and how sweet they were while have I g to look all over the store for it! Thanks again :) And please stay as sweet as you are! If I could give more than 5 stars I definitely would!

This store has an amazing sale every week! I love the selection. Tons of books and clothes and…read moreplenty of kitchenware! I have found some gems here for a fraction of most thrift stores. Sometimes the other shoppers are not the best clientele but I just keep to myself and the items. The trip is worth your time!

This is an update to my previous review. The next time I shopped at Best Thrift, I saw a note at…read morethe checkout counter announcing that they do mark everything up about 4%. I had not noticed this before. So yes, they do announce it. However, I visited again on a Monday, which is Senior Day. Customers aged 55+ get a 25% discount off their entire order (I am 55+). They also have a "frequent shopper" discount card good for 15% off. The cashier (who, by the way he interacted with the staff, appeared to be a manager) said I could use just one. I said no prob, use the one that will give me the best deal. Again, when I got home, I checked my receipt. He had given me the 15% discount instead of the 25% discount. I was disappointed. I was overcharged --less than $10, but still. I never reported it because there are signs that say, "All sales are final; no refunds." Besides, am I going to be the Karen who complains about being overcharged at a THRIFT STORE?!! Haha. On the other hand, their selection is pretty good, esp in the women's section. I've found new and nearly-new items my size, some with the tags still on. And I've found cute gently-used clothing for my grandkids. So yes, I will continue to shop here, especially on discount days.

Don't waste your time at this place. They don't separate by sizes so plan on spending hours going…read morethrough each individual item of clothing.

I stopped by this place today to look at a jacket. I rushed to get there, knowing I would be there…read moreshortly before close. Immediately upon walking in, before I could tell the person what I was there for, she told me they were closing in half an hour. So let me get this straight. I get there at five... You close at 5:30... Yet you choose to tell me that you're closing and need me to rush around? You're getting paid to work until 5:30. I don't really see the problem. Then I was asked to lock my purse up. Which didn't happen last time OR the time before, but whatever. I shopped. Left with nothing due to rudeness from a typical Gen Z worker. Then as I left and was trying to get my things from the locker, the girl just stared at me. Until I left. After seeing me drop everything. I should've just left there, honestly. I've never encountered such weirdness and rude behavior in one place. Not a great experience.

More like an antique booths than thrift store as listed. Prices were little more than expected…read more Still good place to look around.

There was a large selection of, especially of dishes, clothes, baby gear, and furniture. Amazing…read moredeals. The staff was very friendly and attentive, as well. But the absolute best part was the nice young man playing the piano in the store. He is a graduate of music school, fantastically talented, and was playing his own original music. Be sure and tip him if you're lucky enough to be there when he's playing! He is between jobs right now, and totally deserving!

I've been going to this thrift for 4 years. Last time I went in I could tell there were new people…read moremanaging. I've never paid so much for thrift items. The man told me the 1 got wiped off and the item was 19.95 not 9.95. I could have gone to Lowe's and paid less. The only reason I didn't say anything at the time, was I know, and pray it still goes to a good cause. I will no longer return to the store. I'll donate to the cause online. It's a THRIFT STORE! Not RETAIL! Very disappointed. I will let others know. Sorry, maybe you should think about the non profit you're helping, along with the people who come to the store. I served at a thrift store, we NEVER would have priced items so HIGH!

best thrift shop and the staff is great and the new manager from South Africa is the best Edmond…read morestore has ever had in a very long time . she's a happy soul and always willing to assist we love her positive happy vibe

I usually never post things like this, but today I felt extremely disrespected and humiliated at…read moreSalvation Army. An employee was loudly looking for the owner of a Tesla because my dog was inside the car, even though Dog Mode was on, the AC was set to 70 degrees, and the temperature was clearly displayed on the screen. I immediately explained that the car was in Dog Mode and that my dog was completely safe. What bothered me most was that even after the situation was clarified, there was still no apology for the way it was handled publicly. I completely understand people caring about animal safety, but situations like this should be approached respectfully and after actually checking the circumstances first. Tesla Dog Mode exists specifically to keep pets safe and climate controlled while owners briefly go inside stores. Staff should be educated about this before publicly accusing customers.

They are truly an asset to the communities needs. They help…read morepeople get from or living thru many different kinds of hardships. Helping People to feel good about themselves. That someone cares, they aren't alone and feel like they have a chance making it thru life struggles & move on. Learning & gaining the Self esteem Including incarceration release, homelessness, mental and drug abuse recovery & battered Women and Children, Handicapped, Disabled, elderly, poverty and other Community Issues. Clean stores, friendly people, free or affordable items & help. In my opinion a Great Asset for Everyone !

Some good finds and prices were super inexpensive. Clothes were not sorted by size but seemed of…read moregood condition. Good game and toy section. Minimal household things.

Such a fun vintage shop! We found several unique pieces, and the prices were really reasonable. The…read morestore had a great mix of clothing, home décor, and vintage treasures, so there was something interesting around every corner. Definitely worth stopping in if you love thrifting or vintage shopping!

What a sweet little store. Every inch of the store has items that might bring a memory back…read more Everything is super clean and organized. I kept saying to my spouse thru the whole store "what a cute store". Great prices and the lady who ran it was super friendly

This is the ultimate thrift store- not for the weak.. Most of the time employees are yelling at…read morecustomers or each other, not in a hostile way it's just loud in there. You literally place everything you're buying on a scale before you pay because it's per pound. It's usually packed and some people aren't afraid to snatch something out of your hands and seriously bring gloves and hand sanitizer like it is literally a thrift shop junk yard. I personally love coming here, tons and tons of treasures for resellers and every day consumers and it's constantly changing almost by the hour. I've gotten a huge, beautifulrug for $3, a brand new Eddie Bauer leather jacket for $1, beautiful suitcases for $10.. the list goes on. Side note- there are no carts or baskets for you to shop with Side note 2- they encourage you to buy more by making it so that if you have over 26lbs of items, the price per pound drops. It goes from like $1.99 to $1.59 or something like that

I guess u wasn't expecting to dig through large bins of clothing in here. So if you come here just…read moreknow it's a hunting experience. It was hard to find anything my size or something that I would like. There were some good things, but not my size. If you're looking for a scavenger hunt, come here. Very affordable if you can find something for yourself.