Texas Thrift Store

So disappointed. It was over priced. Books are 3.98 and up paid 6 bucks for a book… Its not very clean… Would choose to go somewhere else…

Used to be a really great store but I guess someone wised up about how mid century items are getting popular and they kicked up the prices. I saw a battered aluminum bowl that had half of the paint chipped off going for $ 20! They’ve gotten way too expensive.

I used to love this thrift store. I could find books for less than a dollar each and kids clothing for 1 – 2 dollars per item and then they changed something and everything is WAY overpriced. They forgot that they’re selling used items, I guess. I find clothes from Wal-​mart priced for more than Walmart prices them brand new. There’s also no consistency in the pricing. One thing will say $ 3 and then there can be the equivalent thing from the same brand and it will be $ 9. I seriously wonder if they do any research on what things cost new and then discount that, or if they just pick a number willy-​nilly. And more recently I’ve noticed that they started at least trying to explain the overpricing on some items by labeling them vintage. haha Yeah, just because it’s old doesn’t make it worth more. A 40 year old broken iron is still a broken iron. It’s not worth 20 – 30 dollars. Certain things can be worth more even if they’re broken, but not the things this store has. It’s impossible to get a good deal here.
I have found the exact same items at other resale stores for a fraction of the price. So… From now on I’ll just stick to those stores.

I was pretty excited to check out this place, too bad it sucked.
It was extremely over priced. It seems as tho everything is priced while preparing for a 50% off sale.
The price stickers are hand written which bothers me.
There is absolutely no organization (except in the clothing aisles) things are just thrown on shelves. Glass items with toys, ect. And items are stacked high it’s a dangerous tipsy turvy of stuff.
I didn’t get a good vibe in the store. I’ll stick to goodwill and try out other thrift stores in the area but I won’t be back here. I didn’t know until I tried it tho. :/

Way over priced! $ 4.00 for kids books? Seriously? $ 5.00 for kids jeans?
I can see past the dirt, clutter and questionable patrons if the prices are good, but there was nothing redeeming about our visit. There are too many other good thrift stores in this town to waste time here.
We will not be back.

The place was really busy and kind of a mess but they had some great deals on furniture and clothes. I didn’t find what I needed but I would go back.

I absolutely love thrift stores. I prefer to buy gently used furniture instead of paying 1,300 $ for a sofa. What I do NOT like, however, is going to a «thrift» store that had a set of brown leather couches from Big Lots priced at 2,000 $. No joke, y’all. 2,000 $ buckaroos. These couches sold for 399 $ at Big Lots. I checked.
On another occasion, they were selling an older model flat screen television. (The boxy kind) for 2,000 $ with a large sign on front that said «bulb needs replaced». Whomever is pricing these items needs to be let go… pronto.
I admit that they have a lot of items, the majority being clothing and I love to spend hours perusing the aisles but if I wanted to pay retail, I’d go to Target. I also don’t appreciate the rude salespeople and the fact that I wait in line for 15 – 20 minutes each time I come here.
Sorry, Texas Thrift, we’re over. I’ll stick to Goodwill, Boysville and Thrift Town for my thrifty items.

Large and well-​organized thrift store with signs to clearly mark the different sections so it is easy to find what you want. Merchandise is separated by category and clothes are separated by type, size and color. Seemed to have a very large section of children’s clothing. I didn’t find anything that I coudln’t live without on this trip, but I would shop here again.

I’m admittedly hooked to this gigantic thrift store. The ONE issue I have is that sometimes the clothes are overpriced, especially t-​shirts. But there’s heaps of everything here: furniture, shoes, purses… just tons of stuff in every category. It’s fun to wander about in and everyone’s really nice.

The one thing I like about this store is that all their pants were hung by waist size, which is kind of rare in my experience. I found a great pair of Sonoma cargo pants in my exact size PLUS they were 50% off. What a steal for $ 4!
Like I said, the clothing items are sorted properly and it looks like they make an effort to keep the items where they’re supposed to be. The staff was very friendly and were able to answer all my questions.
If I’m in the neighborhood again, I’ll definitely stop in again!

Huge thrift store with a little of everything — they even have a creepy doll section! Clothing is separated by size, which makes it easy to shop. Large book section, but not much furniture. Tons of framed art, if you’re looking to cannibalize the frames or find some cool offbeat art. I didn’t have any reason to interact with the staff, but no one yelled at me, so that’s a plus!

This store is just okay. They have so much stuff, but it’s organized strangely so pay attention and get your bearings. Most of the items are overpriced in my opinion for a thrift store, and also seem somewhat junky at times. I like Goodwill stores a lot more.

The prices are ridiculously over priced the store looks dirty and the items are junky. I went to look for a side table and they have tables priced at even 40 to 100 bucks that’s ridiculous for a used side table

The store is very big but the way they organized it does make sense to me. I took a long time to find the sections I was looking for. I think the clothes are a little overpriced but a did buy three dresses that were worth the price. I will come back here.

This store usually has great deals and offers military discounts. I’ve been on a search for a vintage wedding dress. They have a beautiful dress that is exactly what I am looking for. The price? $ 500!!! That’s insane for a thrift store… (Even with a military discount)…

I love a good deal no matter what. This location is huge but the main issue that turns me off from this location are the prices. Now before you think I am crazy complaining about thrift store prices let me explain. I have photos to prove my concerns. When I think thrift store, I think of a company that takes in FREE donations and resells items dirt cheap making a enough money to keep the lights and cover operating costs. And also make some money to fund the less fortunate and some community events. In turn products can be sold cheap to people who may be on a tight budge. Everyone wins right?
The findings… I saw items in this store that I have seen in Dollar Tree brand new for $ 1 being sold for over $ 2 — I may sound knit-​picky but it is the principal. Also some of the prices I saw I wouldn’t pay even from a regular retail store. Maybe it’s just where I am from. I came from NC where you would see some beautiful items that for sure would cost a few bucks just to find out the sticker on the bottom reads 50 cents.
I am open to feedback so please give it to me because I could be missing something.
The products were ok though. Another thing while I was there the lights cut off and the store went pitch black I had to use the iPhone flash light to safely move around.

Favorite thrift shop in San Antonio. First off, just due to the sheer size of the store you are likely to find SOMETHING that you like. I used to live around the corner and would drop in when I was bored or had time to kill. You never know what you’ll find here. It’s like a real life treasure hunt. I found some Michael Kors heels, a Christian Dior handbag, and loads of designer jeans. This is also the perfect place to come for Halloween. I found all the stuff I needed for my Daenrys Targaeryn Halloween costume for under 15 $!
It might be worth mentioning that this isn’t a fancy thrift shop. The fitting rooms are dirty, most of the employees could care less about helping you, and you need to probably take an antihistamine before walking in… but that’s just the way it goes with thrift shops. Oh well.

Worth checking out. It’s huge so I appreciate not feeling crowded. Being that it’s San Antonio, I wasn’t surprised to see few items in the Small size.
There’s a good selection of books.

So a friend of mine and I recently got into a little side venture that requires us to scour through thrift stores and what have you for certain items. Unfortunately, they don’t have a dedicated area to what we were looking for but we were still more than happy to sift through all the stuff. Yours truly, however, is almost always easily distracted and I’d come across something from my childhood that would get me thinking and throw me off track.
I noticed that they had a lot of sales going on too. The day I went they were advertising for 50% all electronics and furniture and they had ads up for their Friday sale which was 50% off everything. Cool!

I actually ALWAYS take a friend with me to this store. There is so much to look thru and I need an extra set of eyes (and arms to push around the cart! lol). It’s so much fun and the prices are awesome. I got a really nice red poofy jacket (baby phat I think) for winter for $ 7.00. That’s less than a meal from House of China at lunch-​time! You just can’t beat it…
It’s also organized by size AND color. Easy to look thru only your size.