Cute store with a variety of decades and styles seen & available. It was a quick trip as I came…read morelooking for formal dresses and then left. I'd love to go back with more time.

Great service and cool items for sale!! Carter, Andy, Greta and everyone at Cheap Thrills is…read morefantastic!!

Great selection, reasonable prices. Mostly clothes but a good selection of homewares. Staff was…read morefriendly. They now take credit and debit cards. Sign on the door stated $5 min on debit cards.

Rude rude people. Just say you don't like customers. I got nothing but attitude and so did other…read morepeople in there. They lie and say they close earlier than they do. You don't close at 2:45. You close at 3.

Bring your cash with you! This thrift shop is cash and check only, and you'll be so happy you…read morestopped by. NMC Auxiliary Thrift is the longest continually operating thrift shop in Springdale. They have a small gravel parking lot, but I've never had any issue getting in or out. Before you walk in, there are some bargain baskets outside - this week, they had t-shirts for 25 cents, picture frames for 50 cents, and pairs of socks for 15 cents, for example. Clothes and shoes take up the majority of the store, but they also have dolls, china, appliances, books, toys, and more. They make sure that all of their appliances work before putting them on the floor. Their adult clothing is more geared toward an aging crowd, I think, but I've gotten several great quality finds. Their standard pricing is about middle of the road for thrift shops, but they ALWAYS have deals running there so you can get a lot of bang for your buck. This week, pants and summer tops were half off. They've scheduled doll sales and linen sales. What makes NMC Auxiliary Thrift so special is that the volunteers there are wonderful. They're always so delighted with my finds, and you can tell that they love volunteering.

Wow! Great people, great variety, nice wide isles, clean. The problem with most OTHER thrift…read morestores is that much of the inventory should just simply be thrown away. Not with these guys. Appropriate pricing as well. Highly recommended.

I was there a couple Saturdays ago when they had a sale and it was pretty crowded, but I didn't…read morehave a problem getting a dressing room. I like that they allow you to hang your clothing up and kind of reserve dressing room especially when it's that busy good selection on designer brands, but could be because I am an extra small and so not a lot of people are extra small so I had a good selection. I'm not sure about the other sizes selection. Got a huge heavy bag of clothing for about $160 that I could barely carry to my car I needed help to carry it to my car. There wasn't one item was not cute that I looked at. I would highly recommend it.

I quickly found 4 items I loved! What a great deal! I like supporting local charities.read more

I found several treasures at good prices. Not super friendly staff, but I didn't need any…read moreassistance while browsing. Lots of clothes, shoes, household items, collectibles, and more. Give it a try if you like to thrift!

There are some very positive things about this thrift store, but it has some of the highest prices…read morein Northwest Arkansas relative to the brands they sell. The store very clean, well organized, and well lit. I can tell they put a lot of care into the store and their displays. the parking lot is very easy to get in and out of depending which way you are traveling - I would just say be cautious turning left out of the lot during peak times, as it's on a busy Street. There are several Boutique time items in the shop that are new with tags. they aren't brands that you would necessarily be familiar with oh, but it's nice to be able to buy items that have never been worn. My husband and I donated furniture here, and someone pick it up for us, which was a tremendous help. We just had to call and schedule a time. My big critique is the pricing. First of all, I didn't see any notice of tag sales, which I believe is a staple of thrift stores. Second of all, the pricing seem to be more than what I would see at comparable thrift stores, even Goodwill, which tends to be priced high. The pricing seems to be somewhere in between thrift and consignment prices. I did find a couple of pieces last time I was here and bought them, but I paid probably 30% more than what I would have paid elsewhere. I love the cause that this store support, and I'm happy to give them my business, but I won't shop there as often as much as I shop at other stores just because of the pricing.

Nice new women's boutique in Bentonville. I both shop here and consign my clothes. It is a small…read morestore but they fit a lot in the space including fitting rooms, a shoe room, and multiple racks of all sizes of clothing. It is nicely organized and the quality and variety of clothing is nice. The prices can be a little high for used items but they often have sales on certain color tags. They do also have upscale items like designers purses and shoes. For consigning you don't need an appt and they take items Mon, Wed, and Friday up to 30 items per visit. You get paid cash or store credit on items that sell. Overall, I haven't made much money but they do seem very picky on what they take b/c they have such a huge stock of clothing. Definitely recommend checking out this fun boutique!

I am so excited that my favorite upscale thrift store Beautiful Lives has finally opened an outlet…read morethrift store! They have a great selection, kind employees, and suport wonderful causes. However, this is definitely a thrift store comparable to the quality of Potter's House and Goodwill. They carry the items that did not meet their standards to sell in their boutique stores. Some items are very worn and have holes and stains. They have A LOT of merchandise -men's, women's, and kids along with books, toys, and housewares so you do have to do a lot of digging and browsing. Most items are sorted and hung but some are just in bins. They do have shopping carts now but no fitting rooms (although they do have a restroom you can ask to use). The pricing has been updated here since they first opened and it was pay by weight and now thankfully it is much more affordable. Adult clothes are now $1 each and kids are 65 cents. They do have frequent sales and fill a bag days which are great! I do wish they had a rewards program or punch cards as an extra perk like they did when they were part of Beautiful Lives rewards program. Another thing they recently started was hosting free events. We attended their stamp party and had a great time. Thrift Out is definitely worth checking out if you love to shop and find great deals and as a bonus you are supporting a non profit and their local causes.

I visited a few antique shops in Rogers looking for glassware, and on this visit, I hit the jackpot…read moreat The Rose. So many stalls had fantastic options with a lot of variety, including a variety of price points. I had to restrain myself. I also picked up some cool, very well price vintage costume jewelry. I loved it here. If I lived in town, I would be in all the time.

We are brand new to town. We have nothing but the clothes on our back. We stopped in to see what…read morewe could find. Oh my! I am in love. So clean, higher quality stuff, GREAT prices!!! We found two chairs almost within the first 100 feet. The staff is so nice and friendly. The older guy at the front is wonderful! We will be back often. I can't wait to find all the great things here!