This is by far, the coolest, hippest bad ass vintage shop in Arizona. Very cool clothes and…read moreaccessories. Love the jewelry. Christa Marie, the owner of this cutting edge boutique, is so welcoming. A must see when visiting wickenburg.

From the owner: Ladies supporting ladies! Vintage and one of a kind handmade items rolling out daily.read more

I was in the market for a used stove and started looking through ads on Craigslist. I spotted one…read morethat looked promising but it was up in Wickenburg. Since it was at an actual store versus a private party I decided to drive on up and take a look. I'm glad that I did. Peter was super helpful and after looking around the store I ended up purchasing the stove from the ad. I also picked up a couch and a fantastic hardcover book to add to my collection. I didn't have my truck so I made arrangements to come back in a couple of days. When I made it back up, Peter helped me load everything up and couldn't have been nicer. He also gave me a great recommendation for a place to grab some lunch! The store isn't your usual junk shop and they have a lot of stuff you can use in your daily life, not just collectibles and things to catch dust. Their prices really impressed me too. Everything was reasonably priced especially when compared to prices in the valley. I told Peter I would be back and will keep an eye out for future ads.

A refurbished washer from Pony 2nd Hand Store in Wickenburg came with a 30-day warranty but failed…read morewith a loud noise after about 35 days and only a few loads. When help was sought, the only option offered was a $50 visit from Peter that appeared unlikely to fix it. The shop has some nice knick-knacks, but appliances there seem like a gamble.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

A 3-building extravaganza of STUFF! Very boutique, but with great prices and daily deals…read more "Main Building" holds clothes, shoes, and accessories for men, women (plus size, too), and children. They also have a seasonal room for Halloween, Christmas, etc. Building #2 holds craft supplies (patterns, cards, fabrics, canvas, frames) as well as television sets and large furniture items (couch, endtables, bookshelves, lamps). Building #3 holds bed/bath items, kitchen appliances, dishware, board games, CDs, DVDs, VHS, vinyl records (NEWLY UPDATED!), knick-knacks and a large amount of books, both fiction and non-fiction. Outside of buidlings #2 and #3, you will find boxes of semi-processed things. If you have time, look through them-- never know what you'll find. There is also a shed that contains many more books-- I find the shed to have more interesting books than building #3. Next to building #3, you will find sports equipment as well as bed frames and other large items, such as bikes, vacuum cleaners, etc. Go to this business and go OFTEN. It helps to go once a week to sift through all the newer donations. Jewelry is a hot item here, so if you see something you like, buy it right away. On another note, just as I support this business by BUYING items, I also support them by DONATING items (it's tax deductible). I'd encourage anyone to do the same and keep this business going.

So let me get this right, my boyfriend who has really bad asthma gets harassed to wear a mask upon…read moreentry, but dressing rooms are open!? Lol. God forbid you walk in without a mask, but come on in and try on clothes that haven't been washed after the previous customer tried them on!! A little contradicting don't you think? What a joke of a thrift store. I understand that even though the mask mandate was lifted, business owners still have the right to choose to require one but if you're going to be about the rules and enforce them, maybe enforce it all the way..? Otherwise you look ignorant.

I do not know when they changed their return policy to only seven days…read more They've taken out all changing rooms so you have to bring items home to try on Being a company that gets absolutely everything for free and over pricing mediocre used items, they're making more money off people forgetting to return items within 7 days. And the stores smell is so over powering it'll give you a headache

The things that they sell for an extremely high price even though it is given to them it's just not…read morefair. It's almost like extortion.

Have to give the Wickenburg ReStore a 5-Star rating! They were outstanding, from Blanca at the…read morefront counter to David and Luis who delivered the combo washer/dryer that I purchased. I love my purchase and saved hundreds of dollars over what it would have cost me elsewhere! Thank you!

We all understand that Habitat for Humanity does great things for communities nationwide. However,…read moretheir "Restore" thrift shops seems more like an overpriced yard sale than anything else. Tons of home renovation stuff like light fixtures, tile, doors, sinks, toilets, etc. At least a dozen TVs and mattresses, which no one seems to buy. They have an "antique" section in which they sell furniture, etc. for a WHOLE lot more than I'd be willing to pay. They do not ever negotiate prices, of which nearly all are overpriced. Rusted out bikes with unusable tires and cracking brake lines will run you $30--- just to give you an idea. I'd rather spend my time (and money) at the Soroptomist Thrift Store.

I love this little place. So cute. Excellent deals . I recommend it to all of my friends.read more

Fun people & place…read more Wants you to start doing Auctions again, soon I hope...want to have some fun. Good Luck surviving the "epidemic"

A great shop to look for goodies. I found an LL Bean pullover, a cool belt and some other great…read moreitems. It's easy to find off Steve's blvd...turn west on Lakin & look for the red door! Attended a huge Halloween event w so many adorable people. Lots of great costumes that night. I rate Trash Panda A definite stop in!

Amazing place that you pay by donation. Super friendly owner and great stuff to dig through.read more