The Salvation Army Family Store & Donation Center

Its extremely disappointing they dont organize clothes by size like every other thrift store on the planet.

They sometimes have nice furniture and glassware. I winter a good selection of leather coats. A decent thrift store.

Was a great place Took forever to get to the store..it is not on my maps correctly. Huge store. Spent hours in there and still didnt get to the what nots I was exhausted afterwards because I dont shop hardly ever

They overcharged me, and refused to refund my money. They said just go pick something out for that amount.

Its Plain simple. Way too expensive for a thrift store.

Very nice place to stop in and do a little searching for some apartment or home knick knacking items..that are nicely used at a very good price. And some items you can tell have never been used just donated. Id say stop in and check it out for cloths men and woman..furniture..utensils..cookware and furniture even.

Lot of things are cheaper at IKEA across the street. The building its self is big, but not necessarily the store. Did not seem like much was in it. Lastly, Cashier was a bit cold and agitated. Made me feel like I was shouldnt be there to shop. So I guess I wont anymore.

Inner city thrift store. Good prices, friendly staff

I went to the Salvation Army resale shop on Forest Park Expressway to burn some time. The place is pretty well organized and clean.

Its one employee cashier lady there was awesome. Its just a little too expensive to be a thrifty store. Its like u paying full dollar amount for used donated items there. Other than that the store is okay. stars it would of been if wasnt for the prices and no delivery.

Its well run and its well organized but every time i go in, there is always a screaming kid that their parents are ignoring.