Liberty Thrift has been a weekly stop for me, for about the past three years. Personally, I feel…read morelike the selection there is very good, particularly glassware, cookware, countertop appliances, clothing, and to a lesser extent, furniture.
The service is pretty much limited to the register staff, and the folks who assist with loading items into your car or truck. They're always pleasant, and genuinely seem to appreciate your business.
Value is where I've noticed a decline (as of October 2026), as prices seem to have gone up by about 30% on lots of items. That's a shame, because good stuff for cheap is why people go to a thrift store in the first place. Now, it's less expensive than new, or course, but items aren't as compelling because of what once was a low price.
I really hope they rethink this strategy, because it looks like they're doing what I call "Comcast Math". That's the pricing strategy that increases the cost to the customer, because they lose customers. If followed through to it's logical conclusion, they'll end up with 100 customers, each paying $1000 for a tired old coffee maker. Ultimately, of course, this is not sustainable.