Great home goods, tools and so much more. Great to put items you no longer use or need in…read moreconsignment.

Good for airmen that just moved to the area. Pro-tip: check by near the holidays, especially…read morethanksgiving and Christmas.

This thrift store is OK. But just ok, they have closed the changing rooms, so I dont bother to…read morelook at clothes anymore. The prices tend to be higher than the Deseret Industries that is right next door. However, I usually stop by in case someone donated something interesting here. I do miss the glass cases, and feel it's pretty lame that anything "nice" is now sold online. It's almost as if they have forgotten about their customers and are in it just for the money. The employee Abbey is very nice. She is always pleasant to have ring me up.

Great place shop ,I was able to deocr my apts on budget and found cute stuff cottogecore, coconut…read moregirl and indie aesthetic

The place is super cool! Lots of genuine vintage items and antiques. However the prices were kinda…read moreoutrageous, I would say most of the items ranged from $50-$150 bucks. It just depends on what your budget is.

I really love this little store! So many unique and fun vintage items to look at and Tanya was so…read morehelpful and friendly. It's worth stopping in to see which treasures catch your eye!

Brought in clothes to sell and an older woman didn't even really look. She said "we'll pass" and…read moregave me no reason why?

They didnt even look at my bag because the wait time was faster than they said!!! I had Nike Under…read morearmor and brand new jeans all in newer condition I got ZERO dollars!!! It was Age discrimination!!!!!What a joke...don't wast your time here unless u have under age 20 clothes

Savers Thrift absolutely deserves five stars! This is the only thrift store I've ever seen with…read moreself-checkout, which makes the whole experience fast and convenient. The store is incredibly clean, well organized, and easy to shop in--no digging through messy racks. Prices are fair, the selection is great, and everything feels well maintained. Shopping here is actually enjoyable, not chaotic like many thrift stores. Highly recommend!

Dropping off donation items here always goes very smoothly. They are super kind when dropping off…read moreitems as well. They are quick and always have a receipt on hand and ready to hand it to you without you having to ask. I can't speak of the store itself only the donation drop of spot.

Wonderful staff!!! So friendly and always willing to help with ANYTHING! I have bought several…read moreitems here and all great quality

This location has been an auction house that has recently converted their front room to a…read moreconsignment shop for vintage collectables. They have several booths with a variety of vintage items. The set up is similar to an indoor flee market. They have many cute things and it could be dangerous for me to spend too much time looking through all the booths, since I may just buy everything I see. I bought an item from one of the booth owners through social media advertising, and we met at the store. She let me browse through everything to see what all the latest displays were. The Christmas theme was prominent throughout, but there were plenty of other vintage items. I'm partial to anything with dogs, and they have many many items, big and small, that I could fall in love with. I would recommend everyone to stop in, when they are in the area.

I met Kerry when I had stopped by to check out the store and he mentioned to me about the…read moreconsignment auction he held every Thursday night. At the time I was in the process of moving to Portland and needed to down size some of my collections. I took a bunch of collectible items and was told I could pick up my check the following Monday. I showed up Monday and his father was manning the store. He looked for my check and couldn't find it or get a hold of Kerry on the phone. The gentleman took my number and said he would leave a message. I returned that Friday and again Kerry was no where to be found. Monday I returned Kerry told me he wasn't feeling well and was going home. He would look for my check and could I please come back for the unsold items. My check was not found. I returned 2 more times the last being Monday July 21st. Kerry's mother was there this time...she wrote the checks so she found the paperwork and paid me. I was told that my unsold items were not their responsibility after 3 days and they weren't sure if they still had them...(they had the audacity to tell me this after they were the ones who didn't have time for me on the day my check was promised.) AND, I was yet again told I had to come back tomorrow because they didn't have time to look for them. When I came back the next day only three of the 6 items not sold could be found. They compensated me nothing for the lost items. They are very unorganized and full of excuses I do not recommend anyone using this auction house.

They have great prices and pieces. They didn't have what I was looking for the last time I went in…read moreand called me later when they did. I would recommend them to anyone.

Cho has some wonderful finds at fair prices here. I found two rubbed bronze lamps, two beautiful…read moreend tables and a vintage dresser I intend to refurbish. She has so many couches and dining sets to choose from and lots of home décor items. This shop will definitely be a go to whenever I'm looking for items to furnish my home.

The prices at this Savers are astronomical! So many customers in the store were audibly complaining…read moreabout the pricing. There were a a set of lamps priced at $45 each. That's $90 for a pair of lamps. I saw a piece of art work behind their counter that was priced at 99.99. A chipped piece of pottery for $13.00. Old craft books for 6.49. I am completely disenchanted. Raised prices are inevitable- gouging people who depend on thrift store prices is disgusting.

VHS with a DI price tag for .50, re-donated and sold at Savers for $3.50. A $3 markup on an expired…read moreitem. DVDs for $4, that's fine. You can buy a DVD player for $20, or Savers has a bunch of them. VCRs are rare and no longer made.