great selection thrift type store. some items were very pricey designer items but they had plenty…read moreof items under $15

Came here looking for a thrift store and holy smokes; this was high end! Louis Vuitton, Gucci,…read morePrada...it's more consignment than thrift but you'll definitely leave with something you didn't know you needed. I left with a new purse! Service was a little slow, there was only one line and no returns but the experience overall was good.

This shop was recommended to me when I was in a pinch for a new outfit for an event. They have a…read morewonderful selection of bags and shoes, and plenty of dresses and casual clothes. Unlike other shops in the area that don't care about actually being helpful, the staff was SUPER nice and spent a good amount of time helping me pick dresses/accessories and giving me feedback. Unfortunately, I did not find a dress that worked for me, but I did go home with a great pair of Jimmy Choo heels for a steal of a price! I'll be back to snag some more heels or maybe a new bag!

If you are seeking a genuine upscale consignment experience, don't bother…read more I've given this store several chances when I've been in town, and the young women working behind the counter consistently come across as pretentious, vapid, Botox-ridden and far more impressed with themselves than the situation warrants. In my final attempt to give this place a chance, I walked in while a frozen faced "influencer" was ambling around Like Jack Skeleton and filming content. As she blurted out "boughten" instead of "bought" or "purchased" in front of a camera, I cringed. I casually mentioned to another girl at the counter, "You may want to let her know that 'boughten' isn't the correct word. It's bought or purchased--just FYI." The girl at the counter's response was accompanied by a scolding voice and an ugly glare. Instead of acknowledging what should be a faux pas (to say the least), she censured me with "We don't need that kind of negativity here." I interpret those words as we do nor care to cater to an educated and well-spoken customer base. Ironically, the negativity was written all over HER face. An older couple standing nearby heard the exchange, shook their heads, and said, "They clearly have no concept of grammar or what customer service is." The girls behind the counter seem to be living in some sort of designer-label dreamland in which they believe they are in a position to size up the people walking through the door. Here are some basic lessons in retail: Never size up a customer. You have absolutely no idea who is standing in front of you, what they do for a living, what they are worth, or what they can afford. Always remember what side of the counter YOU are standing on. One side "earns" a working retail wage while the other side (the customer) has leisure time and disposable income. Many of the customers walking into a consignment stores are professionals who could walk into Neiman Marcus and buy new, not used, merchandise with concierge service. Professionals shop consignment because they are discerning about how they spend their money, not because they need a retail associate deciding whether they look sufficiently affluent. Wealthier people are generally also educated in basic grammar. Ergo, poor grammar and low class behavior is grinding to them. With that said, there is no shame in working in retail. However, when you are being paid to represent a retail business, customer service is quite literally the main part of the job. Smile, be gracious, stop sizing people up, and keep your mouth shut when eloquent language eludes you. If English is your only language, and you are creating public content for a business, knowing the difference between "bought" and "boughten" seems like a fairly low bar. I've seen far better customer service with a genuine smile dropping off things at Goodwill. NEVER To Be Continued...

I was not so sure about this place, but went with a group of friends. Most all of us ought the…read morejeans she picked out just by looking at us and asking a few questions. They offer a wide variety of brands and styles. Other vintage clothes are cute too. A little pricey but are borage and you are paying for her expertise.

Truly the best spot to buy a nice pair of jeans! Highly recommend stopping by AAVintedge to visit…read morethe Denim Whisperer! AAVintedge has the most unique and trendy selection of jeans. I never wear jeans because I don't care for how they look on me, but Caitlin (the denim whisperer) was able to find me a pair that I love!! Caitlin is very friendly, patient, and spends a lot of time with each visitor to find you that perfect pair. It's insane that she can guess your size just by looking at you! Their jeans are on the pricier side, but they are great quality and I know they will last for years. Can't wait to come back soon!

The best experience I've ever had at a retail store in my entire life. Ms. Sheila was so helpful…read moreand kind. This store has any clothing item you can imagine. Me and my friends all found a pile of clothes that we'll be taking home with us. Not only did she guide us through the store and show us around, she offered us drinks and food as well. She even watched our fashion show when we tried on all of our clothes. Next time I'm in Dallas, I'll be stopping by again.

I knocked, rang the doorbell twice, called twice, and no one answered. Some way to run a business.read more

*missing review from 8 years ago…read more I went to update my dated review and it's gone! Wonder what my total review tally really is? Now down to Dolly Python business. Go! Even if you don't need vintage clothing,nic nacs, novelty,oddities etc etc ad infinitum,it's free entertainment. However,chances are close to 100 % you'll find something to buy. I picked up an unusual Christmas gift. The place has changed,evolved and gotten better over the years. Definitely worth the visit.

Really neat store, but there is a lot to look at, so you need to be prepared with a lot of time to…read moresee everything. Not all of it will be great finds. Prices are quite high too, especially on the clothing and boots.

Good for families with young children, lots of clothes. Men clothes also. Great layout.read more

mid. kinda a bit of a different layout to the store. decent but nothing crazy. some prices bit…read morehigher for what it is.

Well.. all I can pass on is what my experience with Erin and A&A was. I have a set of two vintage…read moremod Milo Baughman Cantilevered sled chairs for Directional with ottoman in immaculate condition, redone with bright heavy chrome frames and grey shorn velvet ...I'll include a pic. I sent an inquiry to A&A and received a very enthusiastic reply saying my chairs were great and as soon as I agreed , she would send over the consignment form. Pretty standard. 50/50 split, but if she sells them online she charges you the consignor another $100 fee. But oh and you have to deliver the pieces to them. They have no delivery or pickup infrastructure in place. What kind of furniture store doesn't deliver ??? I explained in email that my chairs will not fit in either of our vehicles ( and I will not crush them in to make them fit ) and I got ... crickets. No further replies. This store wants no hassles , just bring them the stuff, then they rob you of half the value plus and then make the buyers pick up! Crazy. Plus the quality of items they sell is questionable at best. See a photo of these formica hexagon tables that are chipped dirty and frankly look sourced from a thrift store. So given that they want nothing to do with handling their stock ( my stock essentially ) why would I entrust my chairs to them? Since writing this Erin has sent two emails to get me to change my review.

Absolute gem of a store with an incredible, unique selection and very friendly staff!read more

I really enjoy this thrift store, and I probably pop in at least once a week. Depending on what…read moreyou're looking for the prices can either be very good or very bad. I bought a sewing machine there for $20 and it works perfect. I picked up crocheting this year and I buy most of my yarn from there. I'm not sure what yarn Angel donates so much yarn, but two thumbs up to whoever does it. I used to own an antique booth where I would buy glass and vintage ceramics to resell. I find the prices here are more retail versus resale. It's all good, The people that work here are very nice, and anytime I've had a question about where to find something. They've always pointed me in the right direction.

They didn't have what I was looking for but they definitely a variety of things mainly clothing…read morerelated. Everything is pretty organized and miscellaneous amounts around the perimeter of the store. Lots of Target brand jackets and denim jumpsuits. The cashier didn't understand anything I was asking for things I was looking for so that was a little annoying.