This restore seems to focus much more on big household items (e.g. appliances, tools, hardware) and…read moreless on traditional thrifted items (clothes, small necessities.) If you're looking to do a cute day of "thrifting," this probably isn't the location for you. That said, this place is perfect for someone that needs to do some household maintenance. Need to replace a window or a door? They probably have exactly what you're looking for. Need a few pieces of lumber? They'll have it. Heck, I redid my shed's roof exclusively using material from here. As the owner of a fixer-upper, I have saved literally thousands of dollars by stopping here before the hardware store. While they won't always have what you need, they will often enough that it's always worth a stop.

This place is affordable and is always having changing items. Donation Hours Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat…read more10a.m.- 3p.m.

This is a wonderful thrift store where I've found lots of amazing treasures for the home and…read morekitchen. It benefits Intermountain Animal Shelter (it's right behind the thrift store, if you'd like to take a cat or dog home, too.) The people working here are pretty cute--friendly, animal-loving, mountain folk. I love this place!

To quote the great Michael Scott..."and that she was better than all the other hos in the world…read more And then... Then suddenly she's not your ho no mo'!" Sigh, Second Chance used to be my number one when I was in the Evergreen/Conifer/Pine area. They always had deals, friendly staff and treasures galore. But oh how the turntables have turned.....no more. They had a new manager come in and I think she thinks she's running a tight and efficient ship but I don't agree. She has limited the number of bags you can donate and in turn, the quality of the items of the store have gone down. I wish they would have more signs about prices and/or deals of the day where you can see them and that the Mens section wasn't on a completely different level (very tucked away) than the Womens. There's different associates working/volunteering there but it doesn't appear that new manager trusts anyone with checking people out when they want to pay. Thrift stores are usually a happy place for me and Second Chance gave me a case of the sads this past time I visited.

Hands down, the best family owned consignment store. Fantastic home goods to select from (just…read morepicked up a new office chair in almost perfect condition), variety of decor, rugs, etc. Inventory is always replenished and the owners are as nice as can be! I also love the clothing and accessories (I've sold and bought here); great brands & deals! You won't regret your experience coming here!

Beautiful furniture on consignment! There are one of a kind pieces, and I would say this is an…read moreupscale consignment shop! So many pieces are like new, but at less than half the original price. It is right off of Ken Caryl not far from C 470. The owners are friendly and happy to answer questions. The furniture is very organized, sometimes arranged into room configurations or groups of the same (like bar stools or counter chairs.) There are also decorative items like paintings, photographs and wall hangings. The prices are set when something comes in at about half the original value with markdowns for wear and tear. The price goes down each month if the item doesn't sell. I think it's a good way to do it.....I've got my eye on some things!

Wonderful multi vendor space run by very kind people! The root beer float is a must try!! I also…read morepurchased beautiful mcm cats at an excellent price!! Yay!!

We've been in our vintage era lately, and after discovering the Littleton location was closed, we…read moremade our way up north to check it out! It's a little off the beaten path but offers ample parking and nice views of the foothills. It's much bigger on the inside, lined with different vendor booths and filled to the brim with cool, different, unique finds - both old and new! Each isle is broken into "lanes" of different mountain peaks, which makes it easier to navigate. Inventory is aplenty, reasonably priced and staff is friendly. Major perk of this spot is the root beer bar! Various coolers filled with over 25 different brands/flavors of root beer are offered - along with a little cafe - think hot dogs, chips, and ice cream - which pairs perfectly with root beer! We opted for ice cream to accompany, creating the perfect root beer float! A wonderful way to spend the afternoon, if you ask me!

Forget about Goodwill.... THIS is the place to bring your gently used items. Books, clothing,…read moreglassware, vintage, records/cd/vhs/blu-ray, and many other categories. They are amazingly well organized with all items nicely displayed and clothing items are clean and hanging up. For donations check hours they accept items. For high-value items, they put on eBay to sell to get proceeds. And the proceeds go to help the food bank next door.

Was very busy on Saturday sale. Organized but cluttered. Crowded aisles. Lots of help.read more

Small little shop with lots of good finds. Reasonable prices. I like bringing my donations here as…read morestaff is always very appreciative. Definitely recommend checking this place out.

It's a small shop, but if you find anything you are getting a great deal! There was a $1 rack…read moreoutside with some clothing, and inside a lot of the clothing racks were $4. You can't beat those prices at a thrift store! They also have a good mix of non clothing items and they have a good amount of pet items, most of which were new! I will definitely be coming back, and it's nice to know that supporting this store benefits such a great cause.

If you are into recycling stuff, this store is must. If you are not into it but wanting something…read morecheap, this place is it! It is not only for used recyclable items but also has brand new items at awesome prices. Doors, counter tops, cabinets, paints, plumbing parts, electricals.. you name it and they will probably have it. I got a section of drainage pipe and galvanized nails for $2. There is no way I can buy 3 foot of pipes at local box store. I helped by recycling items that probably ended in landfill and also helped my wallet!

We got two brand new sleds for $5/each!!! I found from Facebook marketplace and then went together…read morethe store picked up.

We were able to purchase some nice light fixtures for our new build home at a very amazing price…read more It sort of hit or miss for what is there. They have specials on the weekend sometimes where you can get a 50% off coupon. Watch for sales and specials. It seems like when they get corporate buyouts you can get some really sweet deals on almost brand new things. It is a little dingy, dusty and creepy feeling sometimes though as it is located next to the railroad tracks... i've been back a few times and have not found the selection of the corporate buyout items like I did two years ago, but maybe I am just not timing my visits right. The Denver store does seem to be the best one as compared to the Wheat Ridge and Aurora location. Happy shopping!

Prices were decent- relatively clean and well kept for it being a warehouse…read more Big variety of tiles and appliances