This thrift shop is by far the coolest that I've visited…read more You have to see it, to get that it is so above and beyond any other. It's always, ever changing, you can pop in once a week and see new things. What I really like about it is how the artists who work there, repurpose some otherwise unusable items to create one of kind pieces. So, you can go fill your needs list and also leave with a bag of unexpected treasures. Make a point to stop and shop. You'll thank me later.

The thrift shop in Carbondale is part art installation, part treasure chest! Just walking through…read moreand seeing the unique designs and creative placement of items feels like something you'd expect in a larger city. Every visit is full of unusual, one of a kind finds. The shop is clean, the staff is great, and it has a trendy, artsy vibe but with better quality and better prices than Goodwill. Truly a hidden gem in Carbondale!

Incredibly friendly staff! the ladies there always have a smile!!! I love what they are doing for…read morepeople with disabilities. Great Deals, Prices and merchandise. Way better than the "big chain thrift stores"!!!

I was there to drop off a donation, and the help I received was fantastic. When I have more time I…read moreplan to return to shop. It looked like they had a lot of clothes in all sizes. I'm looking forward to returning to see what kind of treasures I can find.

A great shop to find unique gifts and treasures. There were interesting items for everyone. The…read moreowner was very helpful.

If I could give MTS 10 stars I would. Everything about the store is fantastic. First, the prices…read moreare what a thrift store should be. The store is super clean and the staff is very friendly. They have a great selection of goods and you won't find anything broken or stained like a another place that shall not be named. DO NOT miss their Christmas shop. They rent a whole other store (still at the Meadows) and sell just Christmas items in there. I think it opens in September.

Highly recommend!!…read more Great location and staff! They give back To the community. Jeff was so kind! They had everything from sunglasses, kids clothing, women's, men's, formal wear, household, toys and so much more! So happy I found my new go to store!

Smallish but well stocked thrift store which supports a charity mission. The staff seemed to be…read morevolunteers and they were very chatty but delightful, they enhanced our experience here. I found several good clothing items at nice prices and pondered a few more. I think this could be a potential treasure trove for those who like wearing vintage clothing. It definitely seems to have its fair share of that type of merchandise. I cursed my curvy size M/L bod as I fell in love with a size S teal velvet off the shoulder top and several tiny dresses from years past. Great place to dig for gems!

Wish south texas would get a savers. It was way better than…read morea goodwill super clean, and organized Staff was friendly and helpful

Huge variety, extra large store and for those who are 55 or older there's a 30% senior discount on…read moreTuesdays.

We had our first visit at the SA thrift store today located on N Illinois in Belleville. To say we…read morewere sticker shocked is disturbing. We understand prices at all retailers, thrifts, etc have increased. But when the majority of almost all the clothing is priced higher than purchasing brand new at a retailer, there's something majorly wrong. We commenting to employees, the majority stated "oh, we all know". The only thing they are able to do is give you the phone number to talk with corporate and leave bad reviews. So we're starting here. If you're looking for lower cost clothing for anyone, please steer clear of these stores. They are priced at corporate, then sent to the stores where they have no power over pricing. Stick to smaller thrifts who are non-profit. You will even find high prices at Goodwill & Savers, but the SA thrift is even higher than those mentioned.

I went out of my way to come here instead of Goodwill, since Salvation Army's financial practices…read moreare better than those of Goodwill. Unfortunately, I encountered a horrible employee at drop off who spoke to me in annoyed one-word sentences. I arrived with a reusable bin full of clothes, and he says, "In the truck." "Do you have a box?" "Nope." "So can I put the clothes straight in the truck?" "Nope." "Do you have a bag?" "Nope." Finally I pressed him, and he said, "You need a box or bag, but I ain't got one." So I returned to my car, with the clothes, and drove off. Went to Goodwill, where I was greeted immediately and cordially. My dropoff took one minute. Didn't need a box; just dropped the clothes straight into one of their carts. That's how it should be done.

This is a Goodwill outlet (or sometimes called Bins), but basically a further discounted Goodwill…read more I posted the price chart (see photo). Plenty of parking. This place was huge with many bins filled with all kinds of things. You need some time to go through everything. I'm not experienced but there are professional searchers there so I just stand next to them and watch them go through it and if there is something that I like then I will take it if they don't. I got a cool Spider-Man/Venom shirt for about 50 cents. There are many good deals but you will need some time.

Have you ever dropped a broken Cheeto at a picnic and reached to pick it up, and then realized…read morethat's unnecessary, because the bugs will take care of it by nightfall? I think that's why the Goodwill Outlet exists. Staff don't label or stage or toss broken stuff. They leave it for this crowd. I saw broken items and intact items. I saw dirty items. I needed a shower by 5 minutes in and I stayed a good 30. I almost bought a few wooden hangers for a friend, but it turned out she didn't need them, so I left them behind. Someone else's treasure. I didn't visit the clothing area because I doubt I'd wear anything that came from this Goodwill Outlet, though I'm sure there are some gems. Goodwill Outlet is a scrapper's paradise. Not just a reseller's... I mean a metal scrapper's. Someone filled a cart with all kinds of metal goods. I didn't check prices, but the last time I checked, most things were by the pound. Tip 1: Get there early or you'll be waiting around for parking. Tip 2: "Early" may also apply to the afternoon, as the hours online suggest they close for 2 hours for lunch.

Today was the store grand opening with full stock and dedicated store operating hours. I had…read morevisited two times before; and both times it was closed (on a Saturday and at 5pm weeknight). Store is clean; well stocked; overhead signage identifies each area, so it's easy to find what you're hunting for. I saw a couple of patrons with carts full of items. Since it was the grand opening, everything was discounted. I thought pricing was kinda all over the place. A used wooden kitchen chair for $19.99; knick knacks and glassware for $1.00 and up. I was greeted by a couple of workers with hello's as I looked through the store. I didn't look at clothing; not sure of that selection or pricing. Big area of purses and bags. Not a big shoe selection (IMO). I left without purchasing anything on this first IN-store visit. Even though this was technically my third visit.