The practice of removing the items off the racks that are supposed to be half off is disgusting. I…read moreasked one of the workers could he explain it to me as to why this is done. His explanation made absolutely no sense at all. I shop,donate and round up at this store. Another customer I met in the store said this has been going on for years, just do away with the color of the day it'll save the workers from having to remove then replace those items back on the racks.

While the Bargain Center is a great place to visit, the name--to me--is a misnomer. The prices are…read morehigh. It is floor to ceiling of interesting things: fun to amble through and look around. There's a lot of items from the past and likely something for anyone that enjoys antiquing or thrifting, but for me, the prices leaned higher than a five star rating for a bargain.

If you love thrifting this is a place you should visit. There's a lot to see and I did find a few…read moretreasures. The vintage books were particularly good.

Our 2nd time to this location. We normally go to the one in Jefferson. Probably 1 of the top…read morerudest staff I ever encountered. I was hunched down on my knees, looking at books on the very bottom shelf. Not an easy feat when your over 55 yrs old. While I was looking, a heard a "excuse me" above me. A employee standing over me. So I said "yes?" And all she said was "excuse me" again and made some hand gestures. So apparently she wanted to put more books on the shelf above me, never-ending the other 5 other shelves of books they had. Not even a thankyou or anything. Just a snotty look. We wont be back this location anytime soon.

Red White and Blue Thrift has gone completely downhill under the so-called "management" of Samantha…read moreGreen. To put it bluntly, Samantha Green is by far the worst General Manager I have ever encountered anywhere--and I'm not the only one who thinks so. She has zero respect for customers and clearly doesn't care about the people who shop or work there. The energy she brings to the store is downright toxic. Every time I've come in, I've witnessed her either having an attitude with customers, talking down to them, or flat-out belittling them for shopping at a thrift store--as if she doesn't work there herself! The hypocrisy is shocking. Her nasty attitude, constant rudeness, and cruel behavior create an environment that feels unwelcoming and uncomfortable. I've personally heard her make snide comments about the customers right after they leave, mocking people for buying donated clothes, and treating them as if they're beneath her. It's disgusting, it's classless, and frankly, it's just mean-spirited. On top of that, she's lazy and unhelpful. If you need assistance? Forget it. Samantha Green will either ignore you or make you feel like you're bothering her by simply asking a question. She brings no professionalism, no warmth, and no leadership. In short: Samantha Green is an unkind, bitter, and unprofessional manager who is dragging down the entire Red White and Blue Thrift experience. The store could be great with the right leadership, but until they replace her, expect to be treated poorly. Red White and Blue: You need to find a new manager. Samantha Green is not only bad for business--she is bad for basic human decency and completely out of alignment with the values your store is supposed to represent. Samantha Green is a nasty, evil presence who is destroying Red White and Blue from the inside out. Until she is gone, this store will continue to rot under her. Wake up. Get rid of this woman. She is driving your business--and your reputation--straight into the ground.

If you're looking for a perfect polished vintage store, this is not it! And thank god it's not…read more Keep punk and diy alive! This is truly a factory of weird with your hodge podge of vintage and antique items loosely grouped around the store, with more jewelry, tchotchkes, porcelain figurines and ephemera up front. Then the back room has an assortment of antique and vintage denim, dresses, shoes, purses and costumes. But what was really cool were the upcycled and handmade pieces full of nihilism and shock value humor. I would've purchased one of these items but couldn't find my size. In each area there's a little I spy feature where one of the artists upcycles an item and paints it and writes a saying on it, keep your eye out for them! They even have a free box, which they really don't need to have, but they do it for the community! Staff were friendly. Affordably-priced (compared to present-day vintage stores), all you have to do is go on an adventure to find your next treasure here.

There was lot of stuff but not much of value. It was dirty and had incredibly vulgar shirts…read morespeaking about women. Im in a lot of alternative spaces but this i feel was just kinda trashy.

This place is very hit and miss, with prices that are also sometimes unreasonable, sometimes a…read moresteal. I priced out a few garden supplies only to find they were the same exact price as Lowe's right down the street. New or not, the items are not returnable so naturally I would choose the Lowe's option. I visit this store probably every 90 days and will find that a huge amount of items have been sitting at the same price tag for six months or more. Most of the larger furniture they take in is not in the best shape and priced over $150.00. This includes couches that have been torn up by cats and stained up. Still, I visit waiting for the occasional item that is just mysteriously priced very low. Be aware that they sometimes do have % off specials - but there's only one whiteboard at the front of the store by the cashier that indicates this.

Great spot to stop in for upcycling doors, windows, cabinets, shutters. Etc. As well as random…read morebrand new items like water filters, light fixtures, and bird houses. You never know what builder has dropped off overstock. So always worth a peek.

This place used to be run by the meanest, grumpiest old heffer this side of Ann Coulter. I believe…read moreit now has a new owner and the little girl who minds the store is just about too adorable. Very sweet and bubbly. They now rent out TINY little booths that you can sell out of. I think it's 100 and some change a month. But they are the size of closets so you can't really sell much at a time. But if you are looking for the odd tool or old polaroid camera, it's not the worst place to go.

Not much selection, mostly just used bits and pieces from construction sites. The front part of the…read morestore has several booths (flea market style) but there was mostly just garage sale-type merchandise at prices that seemed way too high to me.

Awesome selection...outstanding sales. Friendly, helpful staff…read more From clothing, collectibles to housewares and books, it is worth a visit!!​

Manager Richard is very unprofessional! Seems to be racist and if the store closes at seven, you…read moreshould not close your establishment 10 minutes before time. I understand everybody wants to get off from work but seven means seven.!

Authentic vintage selections with lots to choose from. Very kind store owner. Put this one near the…read moretop of your Bywater vintage list!

From the owner: We offer custom Chain Stitch embroidery along with a collection of 1970's and earlier menswear.read more

From the moment they came to our house Helping Hands put us at ease in a overwhelming situation…read moreThey are very capable and their ability to sell are truly remarkable! We were very comfortable in the way that they organized our Estate Sale in River Ridge and I would most definitely commend and recommend them to anyone who wants to have a seamless experience with their Estate Sales Thanks to everyone at Helping Hands!!!!

From the owner: We are here to lend a helping hand with your estate sale needs! We are a family business and have…read moreover 20 years experience in the estate sale world. We were all born and raised in the New Orleans area and offer a variety of expertise with items you will want to sell in your estate. Feel free to reach out for a consultation.