You can find stuff. But they get everything for free then sell it for a high price. I can get new…read moreclothes on amazon for like the same price sometimes.

This store is a hidden gem. It helps with practical items. The object of winning a prize treasure…read moreis keep track and join the Savers club and use coupons and rewards. Also if you are a fabulous 55 year retro youth then you can save more on Tuesday. Be prepared for a fleet of Retro youngsters lol ! They are nearly waiting like it is a famous Rock band coming into town . And the colors on the price tags save you money too but each time there is a color of the day that is 50% off. You can stack with coupons to save more. This store does not carry junk things. But I do examine for tears, missing buttons or zippers. And examine for stains because that stain may be permanent. I keep a stock of Tide and Lysol for my precious treasures. After a good wash it looks good as new. I have recently bought some heavy bedding sheets and pillow shams. I bought my son and I some of those lounging or gaming attire lol. I find some of my shirts with funny sayings! Again we have about 20 minutes to sweep through. No there, is no public restrooms. As you read my reviews I will note this. So you may want to use the restroom before looking for hidden treasure. So far McDonald's near there does have restroom without restrictions. So I buy an item for that gesture. Otherwise use the bathroom before you go in there. In this thrift store be ready to use self checkouts with a friendly worker watching you and being there to assist . There is a cash only self checkout and card only. They do not like customers bringing in any Backpacks or very large bags, so do not do it. You do have to bring your own bags. And they sell cute reusable bag for $1.99. It is very strong. We bought our famous bag for our treasures and as a souvenir. We thrift pretty regularly as our youngest son is growing so fast but I save more because I get his hand me downs. I do not have a problem. With good laundry tricks, clothes can remain looking good. If I take a photo of everything it would be too much. As he grows out of things, I keep what fits me well. Those things I keep are funny T-shirts, lounging pants or jackets. This place has a good assortment of clothing. I shop in teens section because it is usually a bit cheaper. I have bought all us each of laptop bags for very cheap too. I can not emphasize how this thrift store sells very quality gently used clothes. I am not ashamed about thrifting because it truly saves money. I recommend this place. There is something for anyone. Hey if you have a big truck , then you can find furniture very cheap and in very good shape. I saw a big bedroom dresser with all the drawers for about close to $5. You have to be one of those frequent shoppers if you need stuff like that. I can talk about this place all day . I love this place. I have fun here.

This store is now CLOSED. I loved them when they were open…read more Very organized and friendly. Great prices. We will see what the new owner does.

This is a fun place to shop and visit. always well organized and clean. It is a thrift store so you…read morecan't expect perfection but the prices are very low and reasonable. The staff are welcoming and friendly, especially for volunteers. I enjoy my visits.

They literally start kicking people out at 740 on the dot when they don't close til 8. Screaming at…read moreeveryone hurry and get out. Definitely not coming back. Apparently because "management told them to close early"

Marnie isn't very good at their job. Rushed me through an entire transaction, I wanted to use my 5…read moredollar coupon but was told it wouldn't be in my email. It was there. Also after buying over 10 clothing items and 4 fragile items I had to ask for a bag and then was told they don't have any. Why prompt me to sign up if I can't use the coupon that I already have? Why see I have several items I clearly can't carry out myself and not say before making me pay you don't have a bag?

I have been stopping here regularly for a couple years now; the main part of the store is not big,…read morenot a lot of men's clothes, but I have bought a few books here, and quite a lot of old records that they sell much cheaper than Goodwill. It's been a great place for furniture. We have two chairs in our living room from St. Vincent. Best of all is the courteous staff. Clean restrooms, and I always get an ice cold Coke from the machine (cheaper than at any grocery store).

They actually helped get housed patiently and respectfully with financial and emotional support. I…read morethank them because I had quite an attitude at times when things didn't go my way but they just kept encouraging me to keep up the good work and they could have easily said I was to demanding! It's good to have places that truly help when they can so be patient and be kind because they show up each day with so many in need and it couldn't be an easy job especially when the our needs are always there but funding is limited. Hang in there though and do your part as they continue to look at ways to be of service in the meantime! Thank you so much again Melissa G

First time going to the thrift store today and was very impressed by not only the selection and…read morefair prices, but also the friendliness of the staff. Purchased quite a few books and a few odd and ends. Definitely will be returning to see what they have next. They had a wonderful selection of books and clothing. Also, I noticed a sizable collection of houseware items as well.

This place has a solid name and despite reviews being inconsistent, we decided to stop…read more Immediately, we were shocked. For some reason we were convinced that this place would be the size of a Goodwill, but when we entered, it was about the size of a 7-11. I know it sounds weird, but there was a sadness in this place. The people working had no joy and they appeared disappointed when we didn't buy anything. The prices here were exactly what you would expect to pay. My only and only issue with this place was selection. Had it been larger, I'm sure we would have found some treasure. I really like supporting places like this and they get extra points for having a house dog. Unfortunately, they just didn't have anything unique or collection to me.

Super organized, fair pricing, kind and helpful staff...A trifecta!…read more This is one of the best thrift stores in Tacoma and with Blue closed, I'm so happy to have found this treasure.

Sis is a thrift store fiend so when we found ourselves in Tacoma an hour early for a dinner…read morereservation, we ended up here. I thought it would be closed because it's New Year's Day, but surprise. I thought the place would be kinda junky from the exterior but it's clean and has a curated collection of items. She walked away with a handcrafted pottery bowl for $5.99 that is amazingly similar to one of her favorite mugs. Score! Now I know we'll be checking this place out again whenever we're in town.

They have hours posted on the door; be mindful of when they are/aren't open. Really great…read moreselection. She's particular about the condition of the clothes and accessories she accepts so I always love hunting through the racks here. I'm always surprised by the shoe selection; I can't even find that many pairs in my small size (5/5.5) in regular stores. Give it a go! There are some gems!

I've driven by this shop a few times and decided to go in to see what I could score. I was greeted…read moreupon entering and browsed through the front of the shop no buried treasure. Then I made my way to the back and was really impressed, the shop looks much smaller than it is when you first go in. I browsed through some shoes, really decent condition for really reasonable prices (adorable red oxfords for $6!) so I continued my search. I was looking for clothes for work and scored in the pants department with two pair that fit like a glove! (White house black market $6, and Dalia $7). I happen to stumble upon these Prada black pants and because they're Prada gave them a go! The lady who cashed me out asked if I'd seen them I said of course and tried them but they run superrrrr small otherwise I would've snatched them up! She was really friendly in conversing while ringing up my finds. Really decent, quality (some diamonds in the rough hmmm PRADA!) and overall a really pleasant experience.

This is definitely not your typical thrifting experience. (No bathrooms, smells like weed, rude…read morepeople) BUT the pricing can't be beat for what you can find. Definitely give everything a thorough look over before you buy. Especially with clothing there is usually a reason why it ended up there. BRING GLOVES!

Great place to shop for bargains and interesting one of a kind items…read more Searching for brand names is an adventure.

This place is a vibe! A recent friend told me she went there, and the value selection, and prices…read morewas perfect! I loved the earrings, and it made me want to get rid of somethings and buy these! The store is soo cute and the sale clerk was fantastic! I will def. Come by here soon! If you're in this area, YOU got to stop by! Check the site/IG for hours and update! Off to find another great buy!

This is a cute Tacoma storefront with lots of embroidered denim shirts, funky jewelry, and a huge…read moreHawaiian shirt collection. You can also find fancy, vintage (70-80's) cocktail dresses or Prom dresses. The owner is super nice and makes great conversation. Totally worth a visit, if you are in Tacoma!! Here's my University of Puget Sound junior modeling their favorite outfit from this shop!

The lady was struggling to check customers out. And the fact that it was 11 people behind Me and 5…read moreim front of Me I'm sure she was in dire need of some assistance. Although the selection was decent and the pricing was fair.

The reviews for this place are 100% accurate, but I needed to see for myself. The pricing is so…read moreunrealistic, they hide the Goodwill name in an effort to not be associated with extortion. This is an absolute shame. Goodwill gets there items from donation, so sales are 100% profit. So rather than pilfer through donation and segment items that appears to have more value, how about you keep those items in stores and price them accordingly instead of starting your Metropolitan Market version of Goodwill. Just because there is money in this community, you don't have to take advantage. I donate heavily to Goodwill and this experience is making me rethink it. I also saw a shirt that I liked and despite the high price, I was on the fence, that was until I went to the dressing room and saw the sign that said you needed a key from an associate. You are sticking me up with your prices, but now you want to treat me like a criminal and make me check in before trying something on. F That, I'll never come back.