Love love local thrift!! You can see their mission in action. Prices were on par with others…read morearound. Very well organized. I think the store could improve on their overall spacing (housewares were tight and clothes were spread out) There were also some items where I was left wondering about the pricing so more signage might be helpful. Support local. Easy to donate as well!!

I frequent this thrift several times a month to see what new goods I can find and potentially save…read morefrom the landfill! I really appreciate that they run sales throughout the entire week vs just one or two days a week. The staff is always really nice, and in general the pricing is pretty fair. I've found some treasures here and will continue to visit to see what comes in!

This is a great consignment sale for baby and kids stuff including clothes, shoes, and toys!…read moreI helped out sorting the incoming items and they do a great job of organizing by category. There's baby sleepers, bottles, rattles, lovies, teethers, clothes, shoes, costumes, sporting goods, home decor, books, games, toys, high chairs, bouncers, kitchen sets, the list goes on and on! You can sign up to sell your kids stuff that's in good and clean condition! Then they have the sale Thursday through Sunday. With special sales times for new moms and teachers and such. They do a half price sale towards the end. If you ever need children's items at great prices definitely look for JBF sales in your city!

Best place to find clothing items for kids from newborn to teens! Everything is consigned by local…read morefamilies so it feels great to shop used and know I'm giving back to the community. There is also maternity items, infant care stuff, books, toys and more! I make it my one stop shop every season for my family. Better bring a list to scoop up the bargains as it is a pop up event that only happens twice a year.

Good location. The selection, of course, always changes. Last time I got a sweatshirt and pot for…read moremy garden. Best to reuse, right?

Note: I was here for only for some women's clothes and kids toys. Didn't look at too many household…read moregoods or shoes. In my 20 plus something years of frequenting various thrift / donation centers like Goodwill I can tell you people are mean - both employees and customers at these places. Unappreciated employees and volunteers result in short tempers and IDGAF attitude. Rude customers leaving trash and other stuff - I volunteered at a Goodwill for a short spell and have seen people use the dressing rooms as toilets. This Goodwill seemed just the opposite. No questionable smells, most the clothes didn't stink, prices were tolerable (I feel still on the higher side), and I asked a random employee a question and they didn't seem like I was adding to the pain of their life. Overall a decent experience here. Thanks to the management there - appreciate it and hope it keeps up.

Holy vintage stuff! I spent a whole afternoon searching thru this store. Lots of good vendors with…read moregood pricing. Walked down memory lane and found lots of great items. Perfect way to spend a rainy afternoon. The employees were friendly and had a good attitudes. I will be back.

Store hours are nearly impossible. 12-5pm. Who can shop in…read morethat small, daytime stretch?

I'm very disappointed in the consignment process. Here are something's others should know. 1) if a…read morestaff member looks at an item for consideration for consignment even if it's not accepted it's counted as an item towards your limit. 2) they do not care how much work you went through to bring the items to the store. 3) they will not work with you if you exceed you number of items despite having time in their schedule so you don't have to come back 4) they don't seem very interested in the items coming into the store as I thought they would be. This is crazy as consignment items are their bread and butter of the store! 5) I would expect consigners to be treated much better than what I've seen! Just my thoughts here

Great clothes and home decor. Great prices. Awesome service! I will be going back again soon!read more

A great place to go for furniture at very affordable prices! Everything has been recycled or is…read morevintage! The organization is volunteer based and run and what you buy goes to help other charities! A win win!

This is an interesting thrift shop that gets overlooked. The main reason is that for whatever…read morereason, if you map search for thrift shops it NEVER comes up. If you don't stumble across it, like I did by hitting the supermarket it shares the plaza with, you'll never know about them. Maybe they like it that way. As the name implies they focus on furniture. The assortment is typically nice to average. Way better than your typical Goodwill or Savers, not as nice as others. The people who work here are very nice. They had an overdose of now-boat-anchor armoires that they were practically giving away but for sofas, chairs, art etc pretty nice. They do have other stuff like books, CDs, brutally overpriced vinyl, kitchenware, but prices are good to crazy. The place is cavernous so a good look around will get in your steps. Again if you don't save a note to remind yourself to visit you probably never will because they're almost invisible. If I hadn't been cleaning out desk junk I wouldn't have remembered I had kept a receipt from here. I have meant to go back but forgot the name and searching for thrift shops is pointless on this place. If you're near here or looking for some room revitalization it's worth a visit. I'm reviewing the place so I can find it again myself.

I really appreciate a good deal. I have been coming here since I teenager. And even in my early…read more30's I can still find gems. This store is focused on the tween teen market but I just can't give it up. For consignment, they keep things really well organized. They are sorted by size and then by color. I appreciate the separation of the lulu lemon in front and the seasonal picks. If someone is feeling overwhelmed with the hunting process stick to the front. I would also suggest sticking to your size in each category. Only venture to other sizes when ready. It really does pare down the options. Everyone has their own things they are hunting for but I specifically go to Plato's for their athletic apparel, rompers, dresses, jeans, and jean shorts. The shirts seem to be very small perfect for a teen or tween more difficult to find a fit for an adult. The prices are pretty much unbeatable in any retail store. They usually beat Clothes Mentor's prices. Another thing Clothes Mentor doesn't have is a (young) men's section. It is great to find some discounted Lulu, Nike, Underarmor, or Eddie Bauer. Sign up for their rewards! Not a credit card and you earn your way to discounts super easily. Birthday discount I really don't have to spend a lot to get money off. I am a buyer, not a seller.

I have never once wrote a yelp review, but I downloaded this cute little app for this rant…read morespecifically. Firstly, I would appreciate them buying at least one thing from my bin for more than $2 considering the quality of clothes they have on their shelves. Secondly, it would be nice if the chronically online teenagers weren't the ones buying. The number of times I have brought in nice stuff that was name brand that wasn't bought is shocking. It's like they only buy clothes they see on their tik tok For You page or their Pinterest boards. Thirdly, I'm quite tired of the excuse of "not trending." Well duh, if it was trending... I'd be wearing it. Of course I'm not always going to be brining trending clothes in... Lastly, we can drop the attitudes. You're simply a consignment shop I fear. There's zero reason for judging looks and attitudes. This isn't Nordstroms.

Do not consign with them! The check system (Deluxe) sends checks that are not accepted by a bank…read more Still working to get paid. They do this on purpose with an expiration date so they can keep the funds. Would highly NOT recommend.

Great place to shop for used children's items. I went the second to last night of the Woodbury JBF…read moreSale and was pleasantly surprised at how much inventory was left. I'll be back!

Whenever I go in here, it's usually just me (plus the coworkers inside). I think this is a little…read moresecret of Eden Prairie, as they have loads of awesome finds, waiting to be snatched up. I have been to other Turn Style Home locations, and by far this is my favorite. First off, it's a completely separate store from the Turn Style Clothing shop across the street which is a nice plus and makes it less overwhelming to shop around. I've found some great pieces here to jazz up my old apartments, including a vintage French painting and a cool oversized floral clock for my kitchen. They have a great selection of end tables, mirrors, and unique kitchen type items. Definitely worth a trip over here (to the suburbs) to check this hidden consignment store out!

I would love to know who at Turnstyle decided the consignment process should feel like a low-budget…read moreescape room, but here we are. When you drop off your clothes, they give you a nice, official-sounding "donation date" - you know, so you can come grab your items if they don't sell. Except... plot twist: they actually donate your items the Sunday before that date and just don't mention it. And if you do manage to show up in time to reclaim your own clothes, be prepared to pay $1 per item - yes, to take back things that already belonged to you. Nothing says "great business model" like a cover charge for your own wardrobe. Oh, and they don't pull your items for you. No, no - that would be too convenient. Instead, you're left wandering the store like a confused raccoon, rifling through racks trying to figure out what's yours, only to be told you can pay $1 to get each item back. At that point, you might as well just donate everything to Goodwill, take the tax deduction, and skip the surprise deadlines, scavenger hunts, and ransom fees altogether.