Thrift Stores near Lake Saint Louis, MO

7 locations found near Lake Saint Louis

“One of best places to find shoes with an edge, great selection and lots of common sizes. Their home goods section is filled with trendy decor, great place to find fairly priced things for first time home owners.Yes was for sure a mistake on my behalf I've taken care of that one star because this is a five-star store”

3.3 Good107 Reviews

“I love the store they always have new or slightly used clothes at an affordable price. I actually do not shop anywhere else. I’m on a fixed income and you would never know it by the clothes I wear from Mary Martha’s all name brands available Banana Republic, American Eagle, Gap, Eddie Bauer and more. Their Mizzou Tigers, St Louis Cardinals and St Louis athlete wear is awesome!! Not to mention all the other items. What a great way to help the misfortune out… we are people too. Thank you Mary Martha’s!!!”

4.9 Superb35 Reviews

“Great little resale shop. Well organized, and they have just about everything you can imagine for a family with small children balling on a budget. I've never had an issue. But I'm never greeted.”

4.5 Superb131 Reviews

“Large selection of finds! Several rooms to hunt through and affordable pricing! Always something new to find! Norma and Heather have been making so great changes! Definitely worth a trip or two or more!”

4.6 Superb63 Reviews

“So I was new to the USA resale store but found some useful information. They don't actually buy anything, they sell the owners items for them for a percentage of the sale price. The percentage is usually 50% or higher. This tends to make things a bit more expensive than you'd expect buying used items.

They are limited on floor space so they have to be picky about what items they take in. If you're looking to offload some items, make sure to check with the front counter first.

They did have a great selection of items and home decor. I found a lot of small items at a fair(ish) price but the furniture was a bit high.”

4.4 Superb142 Reviews

“Imagine you got rid of the leftover building materials around your house from previous projects--mismatched lumber, flooring, wallboard--plus items you've replaced but haven't scrapped such as beds, cabinets, doors, lighting. Throw in old power tools, household decor, a sink, an odd bicycle or two. Now imagine your whole neighborhood did the same thing. This store looks like all that junk ended up here. Items are departmentalized for easier search but nothing looked new in my visit. Some items were extremely used. I browsed as a first-timer, but then remembered I needed to replace a 1/4", 12mm socket. Despite several dozen loose sockets I didn't find the one I needed. I'll have to come back.”

3.7 Good53 Reviews

“All Goodwill Store sell lightly used items and some new items. It's a lot cheaper than going to a department store. You can find all kind of things, clothes, pet items, some electronic items, books, school supplies, hats, shoes, some furniture, all kitchen items, classware, toys, and all kinds of items. Bargains can be found. They accept return on most items for 2 weeks with a receipt at Goodwill Stores, you can buy items at one Goodwill Store and return them to a different Goodwill Store. All Goodwill Store have clean restrooms. Some of the stores aisle are very narrow. The employees are usually very friendly. At some of the Goodwill Stores take longer time waiting to check out, especially during lunch and at closing. Most Goodwill Stores are open Mondays through Saturdays from 10AM until 8PM. Sundays they are open from 10AM until 6PM. They are great places for young families just moving to a new area to buy all kinds of items. They are also good place for College Students and couples just married to get inexpensive items. Goodwill accept donations of items that are no longer wanted and needed by people. It's a non-profit charity so you donate your stuff and they give you a tax deductible receipt that you can deduct that amount as a donation to a non-profit charity on your taxes. Goodwill Store are great places. The employees are paid from the items sold. They hire the handicapped, too. It a good place for part-time employment. Great experience for people that are starting working for the first time. Sales experience not required, as long as your polite and trustworthy. Good luck, enjoy your shopping experience at Goodwill Stores and Donation Centers a great places to shop and for donating items.”

3.2 Average129 Reviews