This place wasn't bad. They close pretty early on Saturdays so I've missed out a time or two in…read morethe past...not sure of their exact hours so you may need to check with them directly. Anyway, this is a dark and dusty store but decently organized. The workers were nice and I'd guess they are all volunteers. The day I went it was a bag sale, everything you could fit into a plastic bag for a buck (with a few exceptions like books). As a result, the store was quite busy and a bit empty but I still found plenty of very decent items to stuff into a bag and upon getting everything home I liked almost all of it. So I'd definitely be back. This store seemed to have the best selection of men's shirts, women's shirts and pants, and jackets/coats on my visit and it seemed that the merchandise tends to be outdated but fairly priced.

Truly a thrift store with all the bargains and junk you desire. Usually they have daily specials…read more They even offer public restrooms. If you're looking for furniture, ask if they have any "out back."

Just wanted to add that they now do take cards. Great service as usual. My favorite place to thrift.read more

When the stars align just right and I find myself in Miami during this store's tricky Saturday…read morehours of operation (9 am to 11:45 am was their Saturday schedule, last I heard)...I like to check out the wares at Friendship House. I hate giving it a low star rating because I've found great items here at affordable prices and the staff is always friendly. But the hours and frequent closed days make it difficult to visit for out of towners or those who work Monday through Friday. My husband recently came in and found a half dozen pairs of pants that he would like to have purchased, but he needed to try them on and this store's signs state no dressing rooms (on the actual dressing room doors, no less). So I cannot go higher than 3 stars. Also, if you visit during their open hours and it looks closed, it's probably because they're using only the back door for entry now (as of July 2019).

This is a great thrift store in downtown Claremore. They have a lot of nice clothing, furniture…read moreand home decor items, and up to date selection of media (especially books). I highly recommend shopping here if you like secondhand treasures! Their mission is supporting individuals with developmental disabilities which is yet another great reason to stop in.

The store had a lot of merchandise clearly marked at fair prices. Parking was crowded in the front,…read morethere is some parking in the back as back. I will visit this store whenever I'm in the area.

Household items, furniture, clothing and decorative items, displayed nicely! Good selection!read more

Pricing!!!!!! You get everything donated and the prices are too high for the people that need…read morehelp!!

This location used to be in the strip mall behind Panera Bread and Krispie Kreme. They recently…read moreclosed that location and moved to this bigger free standing building right off the interstate exit. I like how big and open the store is and how they have late hours. It is organized somewhat except for the books which were just randomly placed on shelves and mixed with adults, childrens, cooking, etc. They have a big section of clothing for adults but the kids clothing was the smallest I have seen at any goodwill store. They also have a donation drop off in the back. But just like all other Goodwills in the area the prices have majorly gone up on clothing. Everything else is thrift store pricing but the clothes are very expensive for used, good to fair quality clothing. Jeans were average 8.99 and sweaters were 7.99. They do have a color tag of the week that is discounted 50% off which is nice. Also they no longer offer plastic bags for your purchases and try to sell you reusable totes. They also took away the fitting rooms which is frustrating. If you buy something and it doesn't fit you have 7 days to return it for store credit only. 3.5 stars but I'll round up to 4.

Always make the thrift shop a stop on my way through Seneca. I always find great treasures and they…read morehave a very friendly group of ladies working for a great cause.

I've passed this thrift store several times in the past but it was never open. Their hours of…read moreoperation seem to change from time to time, including early closures. But that's totally forgiven as they seem to be staffed by volunteers. If this was more of a corporate thrift store I'd dock the stars for that. Anyway, it looks like as of my August 2017 visit the thrift store is open 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays and have daytime hours Tuesday through Friday. I would check with them for hours if you're driving to Seneca. The food pantry is by appointment for those in need. As for the thrift store...it's not huge, but it's pretty well stocked and they have low prices. There's quite a lot for babies, kids, and expectant mothers, including linens, pregnancy and childcare books, children's and maternity clothing, etc. I was seeking adult clothing, magazines, books, and decor, and found a few items that made it well worth the drive from Joplin to Seneca on a Saturday morning. Most clothing is neatly hung and reasonably well organized. My favorite find was a vintage style top that seems to be homemade but is fantastic! They were having a special summer sale making it dirt cheap. They also accept donations of merchandise or spare change for their mission of providing hunger relief for the community, so I have to give five stars. The ladies working were very friendly and polite when we visited the store.

Good stuff. Not new stuff very often at least when I've been in there. But prices are low just as…read moreyou'd expect.

I went to potter house in siloma springs for the .50 cent's green tags and I got all the green tags…read morein the prom dresses and little girls dresses and I went to check out and the girl rang all the dresses up and another lady behind the register said they don't do prom dresses in the green tags sale but they had green tags on them. So I called Fayetteville potter house which is the main store and Cindy the manger told me they stopped doing them but they didn't have any signs or nothing saying that and I was there last week buying prom dresses and they never said anything like that, I got them for .50 cent's a piece last week. They don't have bathroom anymore. They are also selling mattresses with pee stains on them and that's very nasty and unprofessional.

Not once were we greeted or even acknowledged after walking in, though we were the only customers…read morein the store. Three teenagers were behind the counter the entire time discussing a server they hated at IHop. They discussed the horrible customer service, how annoying she was and how little they tipped her. They discussed this so loudly there wasn't a place in the store you couldn't hear them at. When we approached the counter, one was actively sitting on it facing away from us. We were standing there staring directly into her lower side. Not only was the experience incredibly unprofessional, it made me wonder what manners we're teaching teenagers today! So sad. Will never return.

Tiny - I repeat - TINY thrift shop just a couple of blocks down from Dean's Antique Mall and a half…read moredozen blocks from the Carthage square. It's well worth going inside. They have a lot of women's business clothing in good condition from the 70s-90s which makes excellent "raw material" for those who may like to put their own twist on things. Lots of blouses, dresses, skirts and jackets that can be updated and made to fit into present day fashions. Also a LOT of men's nice shirts especially in sizes L/XL and XXL. Think "dad" shirts like denim and corduroy and flannel, but all clean and in good condition. Low prices. The guy running this place is very friendly and personable, and seems open to haggling and making special deals. We bought some clothing and he gave us several old magazines for free (we were gonna buy them anyway). He said that due to the Route 66 location they have shoppers come in from all over the world. Their shoes and bags were not in the best shape, but again this place is cheap! There is not really room for a lot of housewares or furniture due to the shop's size but it's charming and fully stocked. I would absolutely return.

Don't trust the negative reviews! This place was awesome! Stopped in from out of town and they…read morehad a decent selection of items. They had a great wooden desk for 30 bucks I wish I could have taken with me. All clothing is reasonable. The different color tags also make for great deals. A lot of 75% off and I got a few things for $.25 cents! Can't beat that!

Absolutely amazing staff was awesome got several furniture¡!!!;;;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!!read more