Surprisingly large thrift store for a small town. There are plenty of antiques and collectibles…read morealso, in addition to the usual selection of clothing, shoes, books, kitchenware and housewares. A little cramped, however, so keep that in mind. Friendly family-owned store! On the main street going into Othello off Hwy 26.

Great thrift store! Definitely found what I was looking for! They have a variety of items and you…read morewill definitely find anything your looking and the prices are fair :) I would highly recommend!

This business is closed, only the cannabis place was open. It's unfortunate as I wanted to check it…read moreout.

This thrift shop is a must stop, she has all her decor set up really cute! Quality items and…read moreclothing! Check her out!

The store was organized, but they did not have a lot of housewares or things of that nature. They…read morecould also use more donations so they can make and have better choices for things to choose from.

Want some pants real quick? A decent place to get some local shopping done. They've got most of…read morewhat a thrift store should have, totally worth a visit

This store is the most extensive thrift store I have ever been in. Ever. They have a little kitchen…read moreinside the store (a soup kitchen as I understand from a previous review), an amazing selection of furniture, endless trinkets and a lovely assortment of scarves. I ran out of time but would return in a heart beat the next time I'm in town.

Great people! They help in any way they can. They test electronics before they go out the door…read more Always a pleasure to shop there.

This is a wonderful place. I found some great stuff and the prices were really reasonable. And you…read morehelp support a great cause. Can't ask for more!

Not sure why this place isn't getting a little bit more love. The Goodwill in a college town is the…read moreperpetual go to for quality finds! I wandered in looking for some white elephant gifts, and found exactly what I needed, under the $10 limit! A Mickey Mouse candy dispenser, a Nutcracker mug, and a set of three Christmas themed soft cheese spreaders were exactly what I didn't know I needed! Seriously, though, this place is solid. It's not overly large, and I was actually very surprised at how nicely kept the place was. I'm more used to these stores looking like a contained yard sale than anything else. The aisles were clean, the shelves weren't overloaded, and everybody was very friendly. They had an impressive array of Christmas themed items, and based on the sheer volume of things that they had, I would suspect that it's rather impressive at other times of the year too. There's always a cabinet with the breakable and a little bit nicer stuff as well. That's located up at the front of the store for anyone looking! All in all, this place is solid. They had more new stuff than I was expecting, and wow there wasn't an over abundance of goods within the store, I found exactly what I needed and suspect you would too.

Horrifically overpriced! They sell used dollar tree items for more than the dollar tree! Outrageous…read moreprices on old used items. Often it's cheaper to buy it new. They have become very greedy. Disgusting actually, and they have the audacity to ask if you'd like to donate to jobs training programs that most of the money goes to profit! Despicable! Go to habitat for humanity instead! Also the weird woke college students that tend to work there are rude.

cute local thrift! larger then it appears and pretty well stocked. easy walk from town centerread more

Cute little thrift shop that sells mostly clothing and shoes with an assortment of housewares and…read moreDVDs. My first impression: very clean! Smells nice! When reaching for the door handle I said to my husband, "Get ready, I bet this place smells like my grandma's house." No. It smells like tide pods and dryer sheets. All of the clothes smell freshly laundered. How do they do it? I'm not sure, but about half of the store is clothing and they are all nice and clean, so they must sort through their items pretty intensely before putting them out for sale. The prices were decent, and while I didn't find any special treasures to take home, I would definitely stop by again the next time I'm in Leavenworth.

Just the nicest people running the place good prices hrs are good sizing could be much better nut…read moreso much stuff aas on motorcycle so couldnt take much

This was a first for me; a Habitat for Humanity store that had not a single building material for…read moresale. As long as you know prior to going in that it's a typical thrift store then you won't be surprised or disappointed. The store is well organized & clean. Shelves of typical glassware, shoes, toys, books and small appliances. Prices were average for the area. Just makes me wonder where all the could be donations from all the construction in the area ends up. I guess it doesn't say anywhere the store has to sell building materials, but that's what I'm used to. Worth a looksie, but not for that small, random piece of laminate you need.

The pricing is a little bit too high for a thrift store especially with the hard goods items but if…read moreyou are looking for a furniture the pricing is reasonable.

I had furniture I wanted to donate but no way to get it to Reruns. I called and they scheduled a…read morepickup. The truck showed up on time and the workers were nice and efficient. I highly recommend this business