they always have amazing clothes that are so cute and have such good deals too!! The idea of having…read moreproper thing clothes in booths to sell is perfect

I have become disenchanted with thrift stores recently. They charge way too much for items that…read morethey receive in donations. A pre-loved I found several items of clothing and a very cool pair of shoes all for less than $75. I will go there again to shop and I may even try a booth rental. This store was clean. The items were displayed well, and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

Deseret Industries, or "DI", is one of the best thrift stores. Good selection, clean. Not a funny…read moresmell like other thrift stores. Good prices. Good organization. The clothes are on circular racks. Many of the clothes are sorted by color on the wall, which is a novel way of organizing. It's not a messy store and I appreciate that. The items are clean and I appreciate that. They have people who are working their way into permanent employment that work here on a temporary basis to gain experience. A few are here because it's the only place they can work. A wonderful way to serve those in need. You will find bargains here and most in good to really good shape. Come here first to shop. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

I dropped off some things to donate:.. one was a box of glassware... the man who took our donation…read morejust dropped it into the tub and I could hear everything just break.... I would have appreciated a minimum level of respect for the things we drop off.

Came in the check out the shoes they had…read more Surprisingly, at least the shoes I looked at, were reasonably priced, unlike many resell shops around. I didn't end up getting anything this time, but will most certainly include Refresh in my regular "rounds" of searching for shoes.

Amazing store! Love to see something like this in south town. The selection is always insane and…read moredifferent.

Found the perfect loveseat at the Thrift Boutique. The delivery was prompt and the loveseat was…read moresafely wrapped. Riley and Andre did a great job of getting it into the house and unwrapped. Very professional and friendly. The Other Side is a fantastic organization.

I stopped by this location while attending an event across the street at Millcreek Commons. They…read moreshare a parking lot with a strip of other stores so there is plenty of parking. I always like to peruse a good thrift store, and this location was huge. They have a large variety of items and even highlighted seasonal items like Easter stuff, since that was the time of year I was there. It was a Saturday when I was there, and they were pretty busy. It wasn't too crowded, however, to get a look at everything they had to offer. I thought the pricing was pretty reasonable for most things, but I didn't end up buying anything on my visit. They had furniture, exercise equipment, and many small items too. They also had some food items available at the front if you wanted a snack while walking through the store. If I'd been in the market, I may have purchased a few interesting items.

As far as thrift stores go, this one is on the smaller side, but it packs a nice punch. There's a…read moregood amount of items inside and they are organized and displayed better than any other retail store I've visited. Seriously, it made my OCD so happy to see the shoes lined up perfectly and the books stacked just so. When I retire, do you think they'll hire me to come stock shelves? In addition to second hand items, that I assume are donated, I saw other goods on the shelf, specifically toiletries that were brand new. Perhaps overstock from stores? These included things like shampoo, feminine hygiene items, vitamins, etc. And the prices were really good-like, what you'd expect thrift stores to charge, but some of the bigger players charge too much for. I appreciate that. I'm here for a deal.

This is a small but MIGHTY thrift store!!! I always find some WONDERFUL treasure and the store is…read moreclean, well merchandised and they are decked out for the Holidays.... let's not forget about the WONDERFUL, hard working and friendly staff!!! 20 STARS!!!

I haven't been here in a hot minute or even since the pandemic however, they have had the best…read moresales on vintage and been literally one of my favorite vintage thrift stores in Salt Lake County that I have come to find! Check their Instagram and probably their google maps information where you can either call, or go to the website. If you live in West Valley or Taylorsville it isn't far so I'd make the drive just to see if they're open! The owners were very friendly and it was family owned. They were patient as my husband and I were awestruck with the authentic and in mint condition vintage finds we were able to grab here!

It looks bigger from the outside but inside it's tiny. I found a few good things here but I left…read moreempty handed because it's so pricey. $8 for Walmart leggings is just too much. They also had yellow stained used vans for $12. I'm not sure what goes through the mind of whoever prices stuff here but I won't be coming back because the pricey are so crazy .

Two of my favorite things are being environmentally conscious and saving money. Shopping at Savers…read moreallows me to do both-plus, I have been fortunate to find some wonderful items here. This particular location had several things that I fell in love with and added to my wardrobe. My biggest complaint is that they've removed the dressing rooms. Yes, I can bring things back and exchange them if they don't fit, but who really wants to do that? I wish they'd let us try things on again. (Coincidentally, one of the sweaters that I bought doesn't fit, so I need to exchange it. Guh, had I been able to try it on, it would have saved me the hassle.)

Holy cow, rudest employees I've met at any thrift store. The gal at the jewelry counter was rolling…read moreher eyes consistently, and when my mom made an offhand comment about 'ah, that bag is so cute but I don't think it would fit in my luggage haha' (as I was looking at jewelry in the case) the worker replies 'so what do you want me to do about it?' Like... why even reply? When I said 'she was just making a comment about it' she responded 'I was empathizing.' Ma'am I don't think that word means what you think it means. The women at checkout were also super condescending and all around, total crap experience. It sucks when you're having a bad day but there's literally no reason to take it out on customers.

Our preferred donation location in Utah. Open on Sundays and much easy to donate than the other…read morealternative in this state.

The volunteers are awesome but especially the young men who unload items in the Donations Lane…read more They are super nice and helpful and remember you from previous donation srops.