Well, where do I start???…read more Prices... any shoes is either $14.99 , $19.99 or more. Other thrift stores I can find shoes for $4.99 and mostly $6-$8. Exceptions for boots that go up to $15. Jewelry way overpriced. $6.99, $7,99, but mostly $8.99 fir junk, faded, ugly jewelry. In other thrift stores I pay from $1.50-$3.00 for jewelry. Also their furniture is pretty expensive...just saw a foldable guest bed for $99 (what I think should be sold at $25-$35 tops)... You get the idea... It's all for a good cause but the good cause of people who can't afford is not there. I buy myself things in thrifts to give to who doesn't have the money to do it but at this prices, will look somewhere els On jewelry BTW, I have seen the same inventory for months... maybe because such hug prices?

I've been shopping at this store since it opened. They always had a great selection of home goods,…read morecraft supplies, books and clothing. I don't know what has happened to this store but it is not what it used to be. My last three visits to this store had me leaving empty handed. The items are overpriced for being donated to them, the selection is not that great and to me personally, the atmosphere seems changed. I believe my time will be better spent avoiding this store for awhile.

This place is very clean and well kept, nicely organized. The people who work here are super…read morefriendly and attentive. I donated some items and it wasn't a problem for me but they do not do the tax receipts for donated items, just FYI.

They offer low prices and services to the community. You never know if it's a good day or a so-so…read moreday with product, but stick around and visit often, you'll find some gems!

Not much employee visibility. No customer greetings. Nothing stood out from other non super store…read more goodwills I have visited. Cleanliness was decent and found some hidden gems after minutes of digging through items. Really appreciated the big parking lot and easy access.

I ABSOLUTELY love this Goodwill location. I have become a regular customer at this store, that when…read moreI don't come in one day to shop, the entire staff notices. The staff here is AMAZING, especially the young lady named Tara. She (Tara) always has a smile on her face and does not hesitate to go out of her way to help the customers. Tara is the best!!! Tara is definitely a keeper, she really understands what it takes to deliver excellent customer service.

Love dropping by every other week or so to see what items have been added to their inventory…read more Clothes, shoes and handbags are neatly organized and the store is clean. Staff is friendly and I got two great deals on shoes. Love to thrift!!

Horrible customer service and seems very prejudges and snobby when selling items. They low ball…read morecertain people but give great deals for others. I have seen with my own eyes.

This is a great store. I think people's expectation s/b to move furniture quickly without the…read morehassle of dealing w/potential buyers. That is worth money and Rega is deserving of their cut b/c the do move furniture quickly and perform related marketing chores. But a lot of people dont let go of the EMOTIONAL value of their items and get downright offended when their items only command a discounted price. So what if u paid $$$ in 1965? It's only worth $ now! So, decide what your goal will be: move fast or make oodles of $. Also, when u sign consignment agreement, the goods become property of store if unsold after 90 days and u have the option to taking your stuff back if unsold during consignment time. Many unscrupulous stores price high so items don't sell in 90 days, then, after it becomes their property the sell it and keep all the money. REGA does not do that. They are honest and work hard @ moving fast vs holding on for higher price. Staff turnover is very high. Mostly are nice & helpful but sometimes you get a surly idiot. They don't last long. Whether a buyer or a seller, go there with your eyes open. It is a hunt!!!

Rega is owned and operated by a fair-minded, tenacious young woman who enjoys her work and is…read morealways willing to negotiate, She moves the pieces she accepts to sell, sometimes pricing a little high for used stuff (which is why I removed 1 star).. However, the longer a piece of furniture sits, the less expensive it becomes I have bought a buffet, coffee table, and loads of decor items. The owner always has a sale going, some items 75% off. The store is kind of hard to find behind Don's on 69 South.

Great prices on unique items and very helpfu!!!!! And they have Girl Scout cookiesread more

From the owner: We are family owned and operated so our hours may vary please text or get updates on our hours on…read moreour Facebook page! we are happy to help you find what you need and give you a great deal on it! Now accepting credit/debit card payments, Venmo, and cash app

What an awesome resale shop - the owner is so nice and has the cutest sweetest fur baby that is…read moresometimes in the shop with him - I found so many wonderful items, all very reasonably priced - and he also has vendors that make some great handmade items, which is always great for gifting this time of the year...... I highly recommend this shop - I am so glad I found it!!!!

Great little shop. Lots of fin shopping there. A little something for everyone. Staff are friendly.read more

What a fantastic little shop, with a great selection of resale goods. Amy is super nice,…read moreknowledgeable about all of her inventory, engaging, welcoming, and just good people. It's a great place for an offbeat find, or new treasure for your home or your hangout. We're regulars and you should be, too.

I love this little shop. Always try to stop by when I'm in Tyler. Some stuff is pricey, but you can…read moremost always find some great bargains on high end brand clothing. The staff has always been friendly and accommodating.

This place did not disappoint in finding some of the top on trend brand names. They have Tory, DVF,…read moreSt John, Mother, Ferragamo, Lilly, Free People and so much more. Be prepared to spend a good about of time here. They have A LOT of stuff, just not as much vintage as I had hoped to find. They employees/owner were very friendly and helpful. Some of their prices are pretty high but they did have some sale tags (25%, 50% and 75% off). Depending on what you're willing to spend, you may or may not find a good deal.

This is my 2nd review of this Salvation Army. I've now shopped there for 5 months. The staff behind…read morethe counter are friendly and helpful. I genuinely like them; however, a recent experience made me rethink my review. Normally, I purchase stuff there. This time I wanted to make a donation so I spoke to the manager. The vibe was that they didn't want anything I might have to give. I recently had a shed torn down that was filled with the former home owner's stuff. She was 96 y/o when she died. There were many items...Vintage tools, Garfield collectibles still in their package, a 1940's croquet set, a valuable antique print, Christmas stuff, and so forth that I wished to donate. The manager didn't seem to want my things. She wasn't very positive. Said the croquet set would end up all over the store and mentioned that tools are often stolen from their location. ??? I ended up donating my stuff to a different thrift store. They seemed happy to get these items. I still like shopping at this S.A., but will donate elsewhere.

This is like the most uninviting thrift store in Tyler I've been to. I've been a couple times and…read morefound a couple things the first time but this last time I felt stared at and unwelcome. The furniture are marked at retail prices, not thrift prices. I left pretty quickly after an exchange I heard between the staff, the cashier literally was just staring at me , they get a bonus star only because they have a lot of furniture. If you can catch their 50% off furniture sale or clothing sale and can bear the awkwardness, it may be worth it to go.