Pebble Creek Vintage is a stop on the 2023 Passport Program and it exceeded my expectations for a…read moresmall town thrift store. Staffed by community volunteers, the pride and passion is on display and you can't help but get drawn in by the volunteers who help find treasures in the bounty of offerings at Pebble Creek. I purchased some clothing items and an Omaha Royals vintage lunch box. I may be back to purchase the Easy Bake Oven that I spotted in the toy room. Everything is tastefully displayed, easy to navigate and overflowing with finds from designer purses to bicycles, nursery furniture and antique school desks. Furniture is housed at their downtown storage that is open by appointment--a photo album can be viewed to select from the offerings. All proceeds from Pebble Creek goes back into the community. Hidden in plain sight, we drove by the store twice before we saw the signage. The building is an unassuming former implement building on highway 275 as you go through Scribner, You will find it, but you may drive by a time or two like we did. If you are a college kid or are looking to furnish your first apartment--this PCV would be a great place to start.

This place is a great mix of antiques and used goods. All proceeds are donated to a cause in…read moreNebraska. The volunteers are very knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend.

Service was amazing- prices were exceptionally reasonable…read more I often partake in antique, vintage, and thrift shopping! A lot of times I see that things are not generously priced, I was happy to score several deals here! All of the men working when I went in welcomed my man and I with open arms, very sociable, as well as polite. They even gave me a discount! So sweet.

Man I just love this place. All of the unique and different items remind me of looking through my…read moregrandparents house... if that makes sense. I do appreciate the variety and amount of space within the showrooms. According to their social media pages, they add 1000 items per week!! I have never had a bad experience here. I have gotten several different items such as a bench, pie dish, glasses, posters, and so much more. I honestly think a decent amount of my home is from junk n treasure.

I stopped in here today and had such a genuinely kind experience that I had to share. I was looking…read moreat a bag of apples and asked if I could just buy one instead of the whole bag. Instead of charging me, she simply smiled and let me have it. It was such a small gesture, but it really stuck with me. Beyond that, the store has such a unique vibe. It's tucked into this really cool basement space that gives it a cozy, hidden-gem feel, and you can tell a lot of care has gone into creating this special place! I highly recommend stopping in if you get the chance. I'll definitely be going back!

I visited this place for the first time and I love it! It's super cool that this place is inside a…read moreformer skating rink. There is plenty of parking out front. I love the way everything is organized. They have different shelves for different materials and items, such as white glass, clear glass, pottery, etc. I came in with a few ideas in mind and found plenty of cool gifts for thriftmas. They have a special where if you found a gold coin with a star on it, you get $5 off your total purchase! They also have weekly specials. I went on a Tuesday and it was 20% off glass, so I was able to get this beautiful, heavyweight glass decanter for only $20! The person who checked me out was super kind as she carefully wrapped up my glass items so they would be safe during the ride home. Love this place and will return!

Went here when I went to UNO, as it is very close to the university. This is not your regular…read moregoodwill/thrift store, and was very unfamiliar to me. There were very large bins instead of racks (my first time ever seeing that), and everyone was scrambling to get the items they wanted, which were not particularly organized in any way from what I could tell. It was definitely not something I was accustomed to and made me feel slightly uncomfortable. If that experience is more your speed, then I'd recommend, otherwise a more calm, tame environment is the way to go.

This isn't a thrift store. I'm not entirely sure what it is, but there's no clothes or shoes or…read moreanything here, just big bins of unsorted stuff. Try a different location. Apple Maps sent me here when I was looking for jeans but I think it might have been an error.

This was my very first time visiting Hand Me-Ups and I was pleasantly surprised! I found the store…read moreto be very clean and well organized. The staff were extremely friendly and willing to answer any questions and prices were very fair. The store itself is quite large and was simple to maneuver through even with a stroller. I was fortunate enough to go on a sale day, so my finds were even cheaper! One of the highlights for me was how inexpensive their children's books were (I believe they were 3 for $1). Will definitely be returning!

Love this thrift store, the quality donations received, antiques and collectibles, household and…read moredesigner clothing! And it all goes to a great cause!!

I was in town for business but needed a little break so I grabbed some coffee and stopped into The…read moreSecond Closet. This consignment boutique is in a quaint, older building and you can tell the owner takes pride in what clothes she accepts and how she displays them. I was there during their busy 4th of July weekend and the owner, even though she was busy changing out the displays to match the season, took a few minutes to help me, acquaint herself and even get to know me a little bit. What I liked MOST about this business is that is has a large selection of gently used plus size clothing. And, they are easy to find right by the front door. As a plus size gal I tend to find small, hidden sections of the clothes I need, but nope, The Second Closet celebrates our curves proudly. There were quite a few things I wanted and tried on but some of the prices held me back. They are a bit high for second hand but again, these are high quality pieces from reputable companies. I did take home a very nice, classic piece though. The service was spot on, the dressing rooms are roomy, they have women's clothes, men's, children's, some home goods and jewelry and clearance downstairs. I'll be back!

The Daisy is a must-go whenever I am in Lincoln, great thrift shop with quality clothes - I always…read morefind a hidden treasure! My teenager daughter goes nuts whenever she is along, never leaves without a bag of stuff! They are open Fridays and Saturdays from 10am-4pm and also the 3rd Thursday of the month and benefit a great cause.

Cute boutique in a remodeled brick building Havelock. Womens clothing, accessories and a few misc…read more Small shop but clean and not junky. Open only Fri & Sat 10-2 pm. Staffed by volunteers and the money supports Fresh Start for Women.

I am an avid thrift store shopper. We stopped here as we were traveling on vacation. This is one of…read morethe best stores I've been in!! It's well organized with lots to choose from and very reasonably priced!!Everyone that works there is a volunteer and all the money made, goes back into their community. Great little place to stop!!

Clean, inviting, friendly, helpful, professional and welcoming. As an added benefit, the pricing is…read moreexceptional! The gal that operates it, is like having a friend who owns a cute boutique!

Contrary to what YELP says, they do not accept cards at this location. Cash or check only! (This…read moreis not meant to be a review, just an FYI to my fellow YELPers). ^_^

Dress in photo was only $4!!! It is fabulous! We went to this store twice in two days because it…read morehad so many amazing items from mens to womens to accessories. The location of the fitting rooms is great, away from the hustle and bustle. The variety here is unreal. My favorite thrift store ever and Ive been thrifting a looonggg time! 5/5!!

Worst customer service I have ever experienced. By Gods grace beautiful items are DONATED to SVDP…read moreso that a thrift store can operate. I was treated horrific by the staff of this store.