I really enjoy this thrift store, and I probably pop in at least once a week. Depending on what…read moreyou're looking for the prices can either be very good or very bad. I bought a sewing machine there for $20 and it works perfect. I picked up crocheting this year and I buy most of my yarn from there. I'm not sure what yarn Angel donates so much yarn, but two thumbs up to whoever does it. I used to own an antique booth where I would buy glass and vintage ceramics to resell. I find the prices here are more retail versus resale. It's all good, The people that work here are very nice, and anytime I've had a question about where to find something. They've always pointed me in the right direction.

They didn't have what I was looking for but they definitely a variety of things mainly clothing…read morerelated. Everything is pretty organized and miscellaneous amounts around the perimeter of the store. Lots of Target brand jackets and denim jumpsuits. The cashier didn't understand anything I was asking for things I was looking for so that was a little annoying.

Items seem priced high for thrift store products for sale. Owner shared that taxes do not need to…read morebe paid as the business is a charity. Cash is expected pay.

Extremely unprofessional, heavy prejudice towards the LGBT weekend pedestrians Hired for online…read moremarketing at a salary base. I was only used for physical labor. I asked everyday about a contract, payroll, etc . I was paid cash, no taxes and no overtime pay. Hours were 10-6pm. After my shift on Wednesday, Lisa, part owner, called myself and my mom at 6am insisting I come in. I refused. She then asked my mom to volunteer to work. My mom isn't an employee. I went at 10am and she was visibly upset and refused to give me a task. The following Friday I was accused of stealing from the register with zero proof. They refused to show me the proof, called the police and didn't allow me to receive my property. No official paperwork was filed to show me as an employee. Everybody is paid under the tablet

Good size store, does not smell bad, and the employees have always been very nice!…read more I find several things that are priced at way to close to or at the same price as buying it brand new, so I no longer go as often as I used to.

Didn't take any pictures this time, because thrift store products are in and out…read more Staff were friendly & helpful when I ask about certain items. Taking me to the items I asked about. Found a couple things for my son's dog, at a good price. I was traveling through & enjoy checking out thrift stores to pick up odd items. Also like getting DVDs & books on CDs. I was able to buy a few of them too. Place is worth the stop

Branded as a thrift store but more expensive than a normal thrift store. I think it's better to…read moreapproach SCT as a gift store rather than a thrift store. Lots of kitschy pet themed and animal themed items. I found something I could gift to everyone in my life. I'll be back to buy Christmas gifts. A good mix of new and used items.

This is the best thrift store I have been to in Dallas. The staff are amazing. Beth is one of…read morethe main employees I deal with and she is their secret stylist. Styled me for an event and definitely found me some great things. This store supports animal rescue too which is close to my heart. If you find yourself in east Dallas make sure to make the trip here. Thrifted items but also lots of great boutique items. Perfect place to find a great gift, do your holiday shopping or get some unique for yourself.

Probably one of my favorite thrift stores in the area to browse because it's large/spaced out,…read moreclean, not terribly overpriced, and there's quite a bit to look at. I don't usually buy anything but that's just kind of the deal with any thrift store...sometimes they have what you're looking for, sometimes you find something special, but most of the time you just browse and don't find anything you want. That's fine, the browsing is most of the fun anyway. I have donated here before too, and they were nice about it.

4 star thrift store…read more Clean, fair pricing, but just not a lot of styles that were appealing or fit me well. I guess all thrifting is a bit of a game of chance and being in the right spot at the right time. I came away with one new item for 4ish dollars, and most the fun with thrifting I feel is in the quest anyhow! I like the fact they have dressing rooms to try things on. Worth a visit. Employees were helpful in unlocking the fitting room to try things on.

I enjoy shopping here over the past few years. They have a large variety of clothing and shoes…read more They run sales for example last week it was 50% off women's clothing. They also are very organized. The prices could be better for a thrift store. Shoes are generally 8-10 $. Men and women's clothes range from 2.99-10.00 a piece. They have a lot of costume jewelry, purses, artwork and a room dedicated to books and media. Ladies who work there are always friendly and nice. There is a back room that is stocked with large kid toys, linens, cookware, small appliances and some furniture items. The back room isn't air-conditioned but they have several large fans going in there. The sheets are 99 cents and the pillowcases are .75 cents. I think that is an awesome price. Big plus is a dressing room and bathroom. Nice overhead music that doesn't drive you crazy while shopping.

This thrift store is massive. They have so much to look at and the prices are reasonable…read more Today was a monthly coupon day so everything was discounted. Unfortunately their discount setup is a little confusing but we still found a lot of goodies. Winter clearance was 99 cents which is great if you love sweaters. The aisles are clearly marked and it is easy to find the size you're looking for. The store is laid out in a manner that allows home goods, toys and clothing to stay clean and sorted. It is a great pop in if you enjoy thrifting.

I love thrifting here! It's just one giant treasure hunt and you never know what you're going to…read morefind :) I would highly suggest wearing comfortable walking shoes, setting aside a long period of time (1-2 hours) to shop here and driving your larger car with trunk space for your treasures. I always walk away with something when I thrift here and this time around I found a lot of small goodies: stuff for my mom for Mother's Day, my anniversary, and things for myself~ It was a great thrift day! Also shoutout to Shawna! I enjoyed our conversation and shared passion for thrifting. And thank you Dinette & Lina for your help as well! The staff here are really nice and hardworking which made my thrifting experience really nice! Appreciate you gals :)

Really big lots of stuff and people helping different choices on furniture toys collectibles. Coinsread more

This had always been one of my favorite antique malls in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. This by far…read morenot the biggest but it had some great vendors with some great things. I decided to pay this particular location on the downtown Carrollton Square a visit on a Saturday afternoon and while my experience was pleasant it seems that the mall did not have the same luster that it used to. It seems several of the vendors are not even in the holiday spirit which disappointed me because I was looking for vintage Christmas to decorate my house with. It seems like the things that I did like had signs on them that said if there's not a price on this item it's not for sale. It did not seem like the most welcoming way to greet your guests who were interested in the items that you have.

Pretty mid level, below average stuff, and a lot from the 1990s. Most everything is priced higher…read morethan eBay. Plenty of Barbara Streisand records for $10 and used books 3x the price as Half Price Books.