I can't say enough wonderful things about Three Arrows and the Owners! If I could give 6-stars I…read morewould. The Owners are warm and inviting and the store supports local creatives to display their work! Stop by for your custom coffee cups, holiday decor and local goodies!

Their merchandise is the same quality as other thrift stores, but their prices are double or more.read more

She has practically everything. A little on the eclectic side but it's ok. The owner is a darling…read moreand her shop is clean and she has these crazy guitars she creates out of art. If I didn't have to fly so far back home I would've bought one. Guitars and boots was my first impression. She had Harley things and jewelry also which I partook in. A must stop and see.

GOD IS AWESOME and They are wonderful! They lowered my ssi on us to where we couldnt afford our…read morerent and were facing eviction from our apartment, im about to have to have another surgery and my husband works hard for Kroger but isnt paid much. Hes also been looking for something thats pays more to no avail recently when job hunting online. My husband, and I contacted the resale barn and they were so kind and were able to help us almost immediately within a day or so. Their cause stands firm in God and Jesus and so they are wonderful for the poor and a good cause to donate to. Thank you so much and God bless. Us and our son are so relieved that we have more time to get this fixed. They really do help the poor and if you can donate to them, you can because its Ministry work to help the poor. If we ever come upon excess we fully intend to donate to it in the future. Thank you immensely

I want to give a shout out to Andy, at the resale barn. He helped me at the barn, then when I…read morementioned I had a bed to give, he offered to come get it! Way beyond the call of duty! Thanks, Andy!! You rock!

WOW! So much cool stuff to see and tell you about! I found some Hotwheels to buy, a knife that's a…read morebottle opener even found little people toys for my son and daughter. but the best thing I found was the food court. Best BBQ brisket I ever tasted.!!!!!!! JUST WOW!!! Had fun with my family at Texoma Trades Day I will recommend and I will be back especially for the BBQ again!!!

Cute used bookstore with used books, art and some book-themed merch. I could have used more clear…read moredelineations between the genres but it was still a nice visit. We just wished there was a bookstore cat.

The selection was pretty good. It's a beautiful store. The prices were very affordableread more

Ordered from their website for my Mom who lives close by, the flowers and arrangement were…read morebeautiful, just perfect.

We purchased flowers and fountain grass for our storefront, Robin was absolutely wonderful to work…read morewith. She was sweet and patient, taking the time to arrange the flowers so could see how they'd look before buying. I truly appreciate her kindness.

My husband and I have been in the market for a new sectional to replace the one we bought (used) on…read moreCraigslist almost eight years ago. We went to the La-Z-Boy store in Allen and loved the product. However, we wanted to be smart customers and also took it upon ourselves to visit Knight Furniture in Sherman at the recommendation of my in-laws. We were blown away with the customer service and hospitality! We had our two small kids with us (2 and 6) and no one was phased or bothered by them wanting to explore the store. As a matter of fact, an employee directed us to a few wooden horse rockers and a race car cart for the kids to play with. They didn't even mind that my six year old daughter wanted to use the massage chair more than once! And they even brought the kids a couple of new plush toys to keep! We worked specifically with Phil who has been there for almost 25 years. He was so patient with us even though we arrived somewhat close to their store close time. He showed us several sectional options with various fabrics and didn't pressure us at all. Not only was Knight Furniture able to beat the cost and financing options that La-Z-Boy offered, but they were far more accommodating and made us feel at home. We spent more than we've ever spent on furniture with Knight and look forward to working with them again in the future!

My sales person was Kaley Hodgson and she was a joy to work with. Kaley was both knowledgeable…read moreabout the mattresses and provided the greatest direction and information on each and every one I tried. She was also very helpful in looking up the availability from both manufacturers for the mattress and the dining room set that I purchased. Kaley provided all the information I asked and she was very patient with an ole woman. She was very personable and easy to talk to. Kaley has my vote as Employee of the Month and top salesperson. Sincerely, Rita Willis

Unique and interesting inventory for fair prices. They're…read moreeven open on Sunday. We bought 2 beautiful outdoor iron artworks that will complete transformer our yard!

Is this place a legitimate business or a front for something? I went there in the middle of a…read moreweekday. Nobody was there, but the sign on the door said that the owner could be there in 15 minutes, and gave her phone number. I called and left a message on her voicemail. She called in a few minutes--she was doing dishes--and then came down to the store. The bulk of what most people see, since the place is only open by appointment, are the outdoor items, which are spread from one end of the property to the other--piles and piles of wheels and rusty things and junk shop type items, like Sanford and Son. Now, I would think that if the only sales you might make are from people who actually call and stick around while you drive to your business, you might be happy with any offer on the hundreds of piles of things lying in heaps literally everywhere. I would also think that you would price the items to sell, as the old wagon wheels and rims and remnants from dead farm equipment were not exactly flying off the muddy ground where they appear have lived for decades. So, when I offered 75% of what seemed to be an arbitrary and inflated price on a few rusty items, I was surprised to have it flatly rejected without even a counter offer. Nope, the owner was too proud of her junky treasures to possibly sell them for a dollar less than her off-the-cuff price. I shrugged and left, wondering if this was the kind of business that actually sold things to people. Super weird.