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“My wife and I love this place! We’ve gotten so many clothes for our 18 month old girl, they have a huge selection! And we love the Christian music in the store, it’s awesome.”
10AM - 8PM
601 W Louis Henna Blvd, Round Rock
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“Great thrifting. It's always hit and miss. Some days there are treasures. Some days, I leave with nothing. Lots of clothes and housewares. Sometimes they have grest donations of new items. I saw some puzzles for older kids or adults. They have some counters of costume jewelry and nicer stuff. Took a stroll through furniture to look at lamps. I was specifically looking for Christmas decore and / or itens to enhance the Holiday table. Didn't find much for me but there's lots of goodies worth a peek.”
“One of the smaller stores, but a decent selection and good quality. Prices are on par with the rest of the Goodwill stores in the Austin area. Very friendly staff.”
10AM - 8PM
601 W Louis Henna Blvd, Austin
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“This is a cool store to shop, that you definitely can find a gem or two, every so often. This store, like most stores is flooded with re-sellers and you will see as soon as something comes out, people attacking it aggressively, but that's become common at the thrift stores I've visited in the area. The only odd thing about this store, is that they actually allow one of the re-sellers to put out the clothes for them and allow him to pick through it as he does it and throw it in his cart. I've honestly never seen that at any store before, but it made me no longer donate higher end clothes to Salvation Army. I always thought the fun of a thrift store was that everyone has an equal shot at finding something awesome. The prices here have gone up over the years I've stopped by and in some cases are in line with their main competitor, but I think that's just the nature of the business. This store always seems to have awesome employees and is generally clean and well organized, but it can look like a bomb went off after a sale day. If you haven't been to one of these stores before, keep in mind, they do staple price tags through the clothing, so keep in mind you may have holes in a weird spot, since it's usually stapled on the clothes and not on the wash tag, like a lot of other places do. This place has an awesome selection of furniture and pictures, that seems to rotate regularly. They are a little bit light on the electronics, toys, and books, but you should still be able to find a thing or two that will make it worthwhile when you make your way there!”
10AM - 5PM
901 W Braker Ln, Austin
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“I've been to this thrift shop quite a number of times so I thought it was time to leave a review. The store itself has undergone a welcome remodel, making it a much more organized retail space. They always have a nice selection of pictures, a good offering of furnishings and a large jewelry counter, but not much in the way of electronics. They also have books, picture frames, glassware, shoes, music media, and appliances. They do have a color tag system designed to save you money. Directly attached to the thrift store is a salad bar and grill restaurant in case you're hungry. They always have many new items going to the shelves then so it's worth stopping in fairly often.”
“Coolest finds for any budget. Friendly staff and most importantly, buying second hand certainly helps the climate change efforts. That means less waste goes to the landfills.”
“The employees are always really nice and the store is pretty clean! My only issues are that the prices are somewhat high (I’ve seen used $5 target shirts for sale for $6…) and the racks are a bit overstuffed which makes it difficult to browse.”
“This store has a lot of clothes and a decent selection of things for the kitchen as well as lamps and books. Not a lot of furniture. Items that I saw were priced ok. I bought two lamps, a lamp shade and a small tea pot for $20”
“So I have been using this facility for at least 7 years. When I was homeless,
Living in my truck in Norwood Walmart Parking lot,this was my first resource. I did ECHO intake and was on the wait-list. Throughout this time there was a "Nice Lady",( as I called her), working there. She has a caring spirit for all and genuine in her efforts to help. Today as I visited,I realized, I didn't even know her name. So as I was describing how nice a person she is,she popped up. MS. DEION, I thank you for all you do for so many. May the gates of heaven,be flooded with the spirits of those you have helped. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!”
“Always great finds, and great prices. Perfect for getting out of the house.I do have a concern though!Why can we not buy baby items other than clothing? I was told that we cannot even buy the items in bulk anymore. Perfectly good usable items are getting thrown away! In this instance I found a pack n play that was clean and unbroken just missing the hanging toys. I went to check out and was told that I couldnt purchase the item.I would really appreciate it if this could get answered or resolved.”
9AM - 9PM
1700 W Parmer Ln #100, Austin
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“This location is pretty good, I typically don't go in and just use the drive through to drop off, which is very convenient. But I sometimes go inside to look for special occasion outfits like Halloween and other holiday stuff, those things are usually easy to find.”
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“Brand new store, so will improve. Small, but brightly lit and very clean. No clothes (but that's coming soon), no furniture (would take up too much room, I think), few appliances and electronics. Very friendly staff. Will be coming back here on a regular basis. Would give four and a half stars if I could.”