I now know where old junk goes to die... The selection here…read moreboth times I've visited is sad and limited at best. The clothes are organized by color, which I guess is great if you're only looking for a certain color, but I'm more interested in finding a size that fits me. Most of the items here should be disposed of rather than trying to sell. I've been here twice, and although my wife says I never visit a thrift store without buying something, I've not found a single thing during either visit that I thought was a good deal.

This Salvation Army has an outside drop off. Very handy. Staff is nice too. Got some gems here. :)read more

I went in the store 10 minutes before closing and they were very welcoming still even though I felt…read morebad. Very well organized and the people are super friendly. Lots of variety to choose from and very good prices. Stop here!! Won't regret it

I can count on them for a nice necklace set the wife always enjoysread more

I used to love this place. Over the past year their prices doubled, skyrocketing in the past 6…read moremonths. They now have bigger "vintage" sections full of overpriced walmart tees and clothing that's no older than 10 years old. Shoe and bag prices have doubled in the past few months, the only pair of sneakers in good condition I saw recently was 20 dollars!! They now split up curtain sets, dishware, and home decor pieces so you have to buy all of them separately. The men's section is 60% more expensive than the women's. This is shameful and greedy. I no longer donate here because i have seen some of the items i dropped off priced for more than i bought them for. I'm not sure if it's new management or if this business forgot that they were a thrift store in a low income community, but this is very disappointing.

I love coming to shop here for my winter clothes. They always have good random pieces. Also, they…read moredo have a big selection when it comes to women. The only con, in my opinion, is their pricing. It has gone up tremendously.

YALL!! I had to leave a review here ASAP. After one visit, this has become my favorite vintage…read morestore in all of Dallas (and I really love vintage stores!!) These women have impeccable taste and are so personable and sweet. I complimented one of the ladies on her shirt and she ended up finding me a similar item in the store AND for a reasonable price too. They're really doing the damn thing and I highly recommend everyone visit. I will be coming back and bringing friends!

I've never love vintage so much before until now. I went in today to find some Trench Coats, been…read morelooking for some for a couple of months now and none complement me. As soon as walked I was greeted by Nikayla who knew exactly my style, guys she really knows you better than you. As soon as I told her what I wanted she pulled out two coats that fit me so well, I am in love ! Thank you ladies so much, literally got two coats for the price of one; you can't beat that especially for trench coats.

Love this little store. The staff are so friendly and it's one of those little thrift shops where…read moreyou can find little treasures.

Staff here always super friendly and helpful. Variety of merchandise makes for a fun treasures…read morehunt. Good prices... and it all goes to help those in the community who could use a bit of extra support. So, what's not to love?!

Sad cause original owner sold it. But hopefully it will still be for the community like the way it…read morewas. But change is always good.

This store is empty and hardy ever open anymore. New owners cause you can tell the difference of…read morequality and welcoming of new people. I didn't like it. Rude and empty.. Not returning..

I thought that prices were high on most of the things that I looked at. Women's clothes size large…read morewere very outdated. I did score a cool glass mixing bowl to provide water for my cats in for $2. I'm thinking that it's vintage. I also got a brown glass ramekin - great for melting butter in the microwave-for 25 cents. There was a set of beautiful wine glasses with hand painted Texas native plants on them for $2. each. I scored a set of 5 for $1.50 at Second Chance Thrift in LaGrange, so I did not get them.

Hidden treasure in Duncanville. Has most qualities of a good thrift store. I'm not giving five…read morestars because they write the prices on the clothing labels with black sharpies. They also write the prices on the inside of handbags and this kind of ruins them. The store appears to be run by an all-volunteer staff so I'll excuse them for not greeting me or playing shopping rock. Most of the clothes are for less fashion-forward clientele. I found a few trendy items and they were quite a bargain. There were lots of glass tchotchkes for collectors. It's worth a drive out here and is located in a quaint part of town. For more reviews also see my blog Thrift Store Style DFW at http://thriftstorestyledallasdfw.tumblr.com

TIP: be prepared to be in this store for an hour at leasttt…read more As an antique/ thrift store LOVER, this was such a unique experience!! Loved everything about it! Prices are affordable for the most part considering they are an antique shop. There's are many different tiny antique shop/vendors inside so you will definitely find all your bucket list items it just takes patience to look at everything. But very cute and organized imo

I think I spent about an hour and a half here today and I'm still not sure I saw everything. It was…read morelike being in an IKEA and a casino at the same time. After a bit I didn't think I was going to find anything but I'm glad I stuck with it because I actually found some really cute stuff! I found a couple things without tags on them & the staff was good to help get a price from the booth owner. Staff was pretty helpful & even carried my purchases out to my car for me! Special shout out to Mac Works Furniture - she's got some beautiful pieces!