As thrift stores go it is fantastic. Not huge, but has all the usual stuff. Volunteers are…read morecourteous and people are friendly. The lady in front of me had a HUGE bag of clothes, shoes, trinkets and paid $21. Another lady had 10 T shirts or so and paid around $10. Don't be afraid of the line, it moves quick they know what they are doing.

Open MWF until 2. Good selection of items at fair prices. Volunteers are friendly. Never any…read morecomplaints. PS, I take my grocery bags to them, which is a great way to keep that plastic to a minimum.

They have a lot of stuff. They have a good selection of books, but please don't buy any I want.read more

Have been shopping and donating here since moving here in '13. Overall, I've found their prices…read morefair for many things. I hope they are using Ebay prices for items that actually sold, not what are being asked It is staffed by all volunteers and last year they gave $1 million to the Hill Country Youth Ranch. That sounds like a lot but given expenses have been exceeding revenue by over $1 million a year the Youth Ranch Foundation continues to cover it but their money won't last for ever. I have friends who moved to the Big Springs Ranch for Children in Leaky which is part of HCYR to be volunteer live in grand parents. Beautiful setting with a working ranch, charter school and chapel but I believe only 2 of their 6 cabins are in use now. It's hard to get staff when you are that far from a good sized town.

Wasn't open during business hours. Wish it was because it looked pretty good from the window.read more

Open very limited hours, but definitely worth stopping to shop! Small family-run business with…read morefriendly people willing to strike a bargain. Prices vary--a few items are overpriced, but other items are excellent deals. A lot of fun to browse through! Every time I'm driving by and see that they're open I know I have to stop and see what they have for sale this week (:

My weight loss of 140 lbs in a 2 and a half year time frame made it difficult for me to keep…read moreclothes on, especially pants ya'll my pants! If I bought everything new, even from Target, Walmart, or the Tanger Outlet, I would be spending half of our expendable income. With Goodwill, I love the color coded clothes because then I don't buy too much at once. They are so many awesome people there, too, and it's the best part of the Goodwill experience. For example, when my mom passed, I found out that the memory care center at a Nursing and Rehab facility she was at had more patients than they had blankets for. They wanted me to donate a family heirloom that I just couldn't part with. I said no, but I can get several gently used blankets instead of the one blanket. At, Goodwill, I asked if I was allowed to buy all the blankets on display. After explaining briefly why, they came back with several baskets and they loaded the whole lot up. People shopping were watching, and I explained it, some of them contributed to the blankets fund! I know my momma was having a ball watching this! Goodwill and Garage Sales were our favorite past time! I called my husband and told him I was going to take more time and why. He went online and got a list of the closest thrift stores. I got what I could find but Goodwill was by far the treasure trove I was seeking. So,in total, an anonymous gift of nearly 150 blankets went to several nursing facilities with and without memory care. Kerrville and Goodwill went the distance for me and for our seniors! Keep it up!

This Goodwill is located in the Greenhills shopping center in Kerrville. It is sandwiched between…read moresome other businesses in a strip center. This is actually one of their smaller format stores of about 15 to 20,000 ft.². About 70% of the floor space is given over to clothing and they have three dressing rooms. This place has very little in the way of electronics and furniture. I will agree with one yelper that anything of real value is not going to hit the floor, but finds its way onto their online store or "elsewhere". They actually have very nice restrooms that do not require a key. This location is clean and well merchandised. If you're looking for clothes, you'll probably find something, but for anything else, don't be so sure.

Went here again while visiting my mom. Really this is the best antique store! Little bit of…read moreeverything and it's all curated so well. I love it all. The service is exceptional and so friendly. Every vintage shop could take note.

Selection of vintage/antique items is superior for the area, but the staff is judgmental of…read morecustomers. I am not sure if it was the workout clothes or lack of makeup, as to why. Additionally, I found the lamp we purchased from them online, and they had it marked up beyond it's actual value. Something to consider- look up the items online prior to purchase! Not worth the judgmental expressions, however they did offer kinder service once they saw we were purchasing an item.

This place has a lot of cool goodies from crystals, to art to tarot readings. I didn't end up…read moregetting anything this time but it's a fun way to spend some time. The staff was friendly and I might come back if I'm up in the area again.

I got to talk to Kristie, Jeana and Pam when I shopped here in August 2021. I found the most…read moreadorable doll, "Summer" and they told me who made her (Truby Hardin of Fredericksburg) and the story of how she came to be in Fairy Moon. I felt like it was a real adoption. I plan to have a special place for her in my new home which will be finished soon. I will at last communicate with the wonderful women I met in Fairy Moon as I promised to do when I bought her. Thank you for a most delightful experience. I love this fascinating treasure house in Kerrville. Tricia - Tulsa Oklahoma

Wonderful little shop staffed by volunteers, and benefiting the humane society. It's very…read moredog-friendly (although of course smaller dogs will be easier to handle in the aisles), and I appreciate that I can take my pup there to get some socialization. Volunteers are generally quite friendly and are happy to chat, especially with regular customers. If you go, I'm sure you'll become a regular too! I've visited just about every thrift and antique shop in the hill country area, but this is the only thrift shop I visit on a near-weekly basis, simply because it's such a pleasant shopping experience. Item pricing is generally very reasonable, they have a few higher-priced items but many lower-priced to make up for it, and they put out new items fairly frequently.

We found this resale shop to be affordable snd nicely stocked. It benefits the humane society next…read moredoor.

I always have to be honest about my connections with a business and this one is no different!…read more The Cottage Shop is a resale and consignment shop connected with St. Peter's Episcopal Church and School. Our family has attended St. Peter's for many years. But specifically my connection with The Cottage Shop is that my beloved Grandmother 'worked' there as a volunteer. When I'm gathering together donations, the finest and best quality donations I save for The Cottage Shop! It is well worth your time to head over to Tivy and Main to have a look! But be sure to check on the hours of operation before you go. As it's run on volunteer power, not open every day.

One of the better resale shops in Kerrville, with slightly better-quality clothing and jewelry. I…read morealways manage to find something to buy, usually more than one item. Nice, friendly ladies staff the shop. Always a must when I visit Kerrville.

I think its out of business. I couldn't find it. Cute town with little shops. great for browsingread more

I don't snub my nose at antique stores, consignment shops, or resale shops. Lies. I am a liar. I…read moredo, but only because usually they stink. I like a well put together store with real treasures. Junk in the Trunk had all the secondhand treasures you would want. Who would discard these items? I wanted everything. Mostly for my daughter but she isn't a girly girl and I had to send her pictures with a note "do you want this?" Miraculously, I got one response as a yes! Made some purchases for one of my sons without asking him. Ingram Loop has some treasures y'all. I loved every single shop I walked into. Most of them full of vintage, antiques, used items. Talk to the owners, or staff they are all very friendly and don't forget negotiate. I usually just pay what's on the tag but I had backup and I feel like a winner!