the owner is awesome! fun finds! i arrived at tail end of the summer only to see it was closed…read more boooo! but he let me stroll around and i found some goodies. yaaaaaay!

I always find treasure at this local female owned business. They have a great selection of…read morehousehold items, furniture, art supplies, books and more. Clothes & shoes are more hit & miss. Vintage earrings for $3. Handmade art for $5. A vintage wooden leg ironing board for $15! Really kind people, and truly old school thrift shop prices that all of us long time thrifters appreciate. The location has plenty of parking, and the shop is quiet and cozy.

This place was amazing!!! Finally found some jeans I fit into and that's hard because I'm so tall…read moreand so affordable too!!!

A great place to shop! Really good selection at low prices. I have found several really nice…read morepieces here. You can shop for clothes, shoes, purses and jewelry. Fanni has a good eye and will help you put together outfits, if you'd like.

Overpriced junk store...whereas the REStore has a "focus", Penny pinchers seems to have PLANNED to…read morehave anything and everything...which in way sounds good, but one goes from room to over crowded room and an awful lot of the stuff I saw would have been more appropriately priced "free" because it's old and very worn in some places...I'm sure there are "finds" to be had there, but once you check the prices...well once "I" checked the prices I put things back. Not a good value. At one point I found what felt to be a full spray can of spray starch ( $2-3 in stores) theirs was marked $5. (!!!) I hear that they are strugglng...could it be that "everything" is too costly?

Karen came by my sister-in-law's house and looked at her stuff with my husband, and poo-pooed…read moreeverything she saw, giving a reason to downgrade everything. Then, when she was done, she sent us an offer stating that between what she thinks she can get and what her costs would be to sell everything and clean out the house, she would break even, so we would get nothing. Needless to say, we declined that offer.

I went thrifting for my lil son Michael soon to be here, I also scored me some pair of well needed…read moreshoes under four dollars with the color tag sale!!! I'm so beyond happy. I love this place! It never disappoints me.

Value Village...it's in the name. I remember when you first started out. The prices were amazing…read more And then you just became like Goodwill and I'm sure your CEO is making BANK off of FREE donations. It's so sad. Thrifting is so longer fun because of the horrifying prices.

I brought in my engagement ring (purchased elsewhere) because I thought it needed to be resized and…read morethe prongs tightened--my center stone felt a little loose. The wonderful ladies working there took the time to explain why my ring actually felt too big, and it turned out I didn't need a resize after all! They offered an alternative adjustment I didn't even know was possible, suggested more cost-effective options, and even tightened my prongs at no extra charge. My ring was ready within just a couple of business days and looked absolutely gorgeous when I picked it up. The staff was so warm, friendly, and genuinely made me feel comfortable and cared for. I'll definitely be coming back to them for all my future jewelry needs--wedding bands, gifts, repairs, and more. Highly recommend!

When a business lies about giving or offering a refund, in response to my wife's traumatic…read moreexperience of abuse in her Yelp review, I leave a whole new review. We did NOT a get a refund nor were we even offered a refund. We left. And will never go back.

They have a great selection. I sometimes don't like that they are choosy about what they take, but…read moreas a buyer, it's great.

I have been consigning and shopping at both Labels stores for over 10+ years. Under previous…read moreownership it was a well-oiled machine. The employees were professional and always good customer service with a smile. You could tell Sage took pride in her stores and actually interviewed her employees before hiring them. At that time Labels got a 5-star review from me... Under new ownership, there has been a shift in employee base. Yesterday my mother-in-law and I experienced TERRIBLE customer service from an employee. She seemed bothered that she had to check us out. No small talk or smile. I asked her a simple question, and it must have been out of her "script" because I got a long blank stare and then a condescending tone. A couple of other times shopping there the customer service was "lackluster" at best but not outright rude like this one incident. Other than this one bad experience I will come back. The good outweigh the bad.

As a shopper, I find cute shoes once in a while. Occasionally a dress or a blouse…read more But as a consigner, I think they suck. I bring things that are practically new, some with tags still on them. And they take 1 or 2 items. I guess this is why people sell on FB marketplace or eBay or Poshmark.

Husband of the primary customer here…read more What a great business model! They have their pick of inventory brought to their door at no cost, they may or may not sell the goods, and if so, keep 60% of what they sell it for. When you bring stuff in, you can opt for either the return of unsold items or they will donate such unsold stuff to a charity reseller, likely picked up at no cost to Labels. As I said, a great business model. Our interactions with staff have been friendly enough, as long as one can stand having some of their treasures rejected for resale. If you choose the "donate" route, there is no accountability, which leaves me wondering. When you bring stuff in, they are pretty picky, which is good for all. It is not a junk shop. The downside/upside is that they sell things at generally reasonable prices. Great if you're buying, not so great if you're selling. But hey, it's perhaps a better way to clean your cupboards and closets and make a few bucks than the hassle of holding a garage sale. My main gripe is that my wife usually spends more when we drop stuff off than she takes in from the sale of things. Oh well.....

I have had a few things repaired here, including my grandmother's ring, that I haven't worn in…read moreyears due to fear of losing the stone. The owners took great care as they knew how important the ring was to me. Honestly, every time I go in the owners are absolutely amazing! Kind, friendly, honest, and funny. I wouldn't go anywhere else to get my jewelry repaired and have plans to take some other items in that need help. If you need anything repaired or you are in need of jewelry for yourself, or a gift, I highly recommend Gold N Time.

Very good customer service, amazing workmanship and the prices are very fair. The man who helped us…read moreis very professional and an expert in his craft. If you need watch battery replacement, go here.

I usually don't care to go into the store, I normally order online go pick up. Today, I wanted a…read moreSeahawks shirt for the big game! I bought a men's size pajama set and went home. I could not try it on because the anti theft tag is stapled both the shirt and bottoms together. I got a size too small and went for an exchange. Julie helped me with the exchange. She was amazing, friendly but most of all, she was relatable. Thank you JULIE! I'll definitely be back to see you!

We flew in to SEATAC Saturday night and stopped for food for the week before reaching our Blaine…read morecondo. I used the self checkout, which was totally fine. There were no plastic bags, only paper... that you had to purchase for $0.08. I've never been to a Walmart that didn't have plastic... or even offered paper. I told the kid I had a tote bag in he car and asked if I could just throw everything back in the cart after I scanned it? He said I could and that's what I did. I checked out, paid and headed to the door.... and apparently entered some Walton realm... as the kid requested my receipt... like I was @ Sam's..... I still had it n my hand so easy enough to hand it to him. Just an extra hassle step I wasn't expecting as I was trying to get in/out quickly. It's been some time since I've been in my local walmart... maybe this is how all stores now operate?