This place had some pretty cool stuff. The store is well organized, and the staff was very…read morefriendly, as well.

i always find something beautiful and unusual! If the item is too big or too long, I take it to…read moreVeronica, a pro seamstress, across the courtyard to have it fixed.

Jesus and another gentleman were very helpful with loading the 5 drawer file cabinet I purchased…read moretoday for an amazing $10 plus tax. Everyone is so friendly and courteous!

One of my children had requested a desk. Having heard that ASU has a property surplus, I decided to…read morecheck it out. Immediately greeted upon entering. We were asked if we had been to the warehouse before. Answering that we hadn't, it was explained that auction items are on the left, and items for sale are on the right. These are primarily items the university has replaced, or items students and staff have left behind. Rows of mismatched office desks to choose from. We settled on a smaller sized deck. It is older yet built to last. It is probably a good 20 years old, and possibly has another 20 years of life in it. The desk was only $10! For another $5, an all plastic chair with wheels was purchased to go with it. I was hoping to find a bookshelf as well. The bookshelves they had were either not in the style or condition I wanted. Along with office furniture, the ASU Surplus store side has computers, laptops, random office equipment and clothing. Surprisingly, they even had dozens of cleats that were new in the box. Unfortunately, they did not have cleats in the size/sport combinations that would work for any of my children. The auction side was a crazy mix of items. See photos. On the day of my visit, there was a mix of large machinery. Auctions are run through an online auction house. Checking out was easy. The guy who helped me was polite. He was very nice about assisting me in loading my purchase into my vehicle. Make sure to bring a credit or debit card. ASU Property Surplus does not accept cash. All sales are final. Items are as-is.

THIS PLACE IS SOOOO CUTE! Great quality Items displayed well I am shocked! If you want cowboy…read moreboots/ cute festival clothes this place is worth a trip!

I took in maybe 15 items. They took three. I understand most of the tops were long sleeve. It's a…read more100 degrees here so that makes sense. I will take more it's S in but will make sure they are for the right season. The girls are friendly and the place is well Organised. They don't pay out a lot but they did tell me purses with brand names can make some good money. Just a note they do t take formal wear. They do take men's. It's north of Chandler Mall. Good location..

God save the queen that this place didn't exist when I was a high school mall rat. It is girl…read moreheaven. I did not expect Reclectic to have such a large warehouse feel to it, but I mean you could truly spend all day in that store. They have great brands including Urban, Anthropologie, and Free People at just an amazing value. If you're like me, these brands make your mouth water but your credit card cry. Come to Reclectic to find still very much in style pieces that won't hurt the bank. Also I think this is a great way to prevent these items from getting destroyed and ending up in landfills due to not being sold the first time around!! Note that there are no dressing rooms so don't make the mistake I did of wearing a dress to shop here. There is a wall lined with mirrors where you are free to try anything on over your clothes so wear leggings and a tank top to shop! Will be coming back!!

Came here to find a birthday dress & had great success!! I got an Urban Outfitters dress in great…read morecondition for $40 and I was so pleased with my find! They have an awesome selection of every type of apparel, and the staff is very helpful if you are looking something specific or have questions on specific items. As it was very full of apparel (and people), the store was somewhat chaotic (which was very expected), so expect to spend ~2 hours here hunting for your dream clothing item, unless you get super lucky!!

This store is small, but all of the items are amazing. Well kept, organized, merchandise is in…read moregreat condition...it's definitely worth putting into your thrifting rotation. You're not digging through junk here! BONUS: Excellent selection of handbags in beautiful condition.

Small, but clean and I ALWAYS find great stuff!! I have unbelievable success for the size of the…read moreshop, consistently. And friendly staff!!

They were really helpful Purchased a clock it's nice and neat wide isles and nice peopleread more

If you've been to more than a handful of thrift type stores in your life you know that there are…read moremany variations. This Salvation Army is on the lower end. Dim lighting and little structure to the layout in general. The prices I'm sure are laid out by the brass. I didn't find anything I liked or needed. So it's a soft no for me. Last words...keep driving.

Great selection and super friendly employees. My daughter and I found this gem not too long ago and…read morewe love it! Also a bonus, parking is easy.

I love vintage stores, but some are just incredibly expensive. This place is really cool if you…read morelove retro clothing, but be prepared to pay high dollar. For me if I want a vintage shirt, I don't want to pay more than $20 for it. I just can't imagine paying 50 or $60 for a T-shirt. I know it probably has to do with the times we are living and currently. But I can't fathom paying expensive prices for no name brands. This place is really cool and you should definitely check it out.

This store has changed since the last time I was here. Granted, this was many years ago. They used…read moreto carry new tank tops with the best captions. They no longer have that here. Bummer. They should really check their inventory bc there were several articles of questionable clothing; specifically, an ivory silk skirt with a peculiar crusty stain around the groin area for sale. It nearly made us put everything back and leave. They also don't hold anybody accountable as there were creepy dudes walking around pretending to shop, eating/drinking a can of IDK what. There's a very obvious sign that says no food or drink in the store. These pedos were eyeballing a child shopping with their father. They were clearly scoping the kid out and giving eachother weird notions. One guy was at one rack, and the other next to the father and child. When the mother came by and took the child and father away to another side of the building, these sickos left the store. Sketchy. Very f-ing scary. Anyway, here's to hoping none of the articles of clothing I purchased have any weird crusty stains or sold to the store by traffickers P.S. Buffalo, do better at managing the items you buy from random people, and the sick pedos that come to your store. If you see weird sh*t, whether clothing or behavior, don't allow it at your store. Simple as that.

This is the worst buffalo exchange. The employees are much…read moremore interested in scoping out the incoming clothes (that they are able to buy for themselves COUGH conflict of interest COUGH) and chatting amongst themselves than helping customers at the register. This one also has the worst vibes of all the many B.E's I've been to. Also, this location has the worst selection. Probably bc the employees keep the best items for themselves. You know, after pricing them extremely low....