Disabled American Veterans Thrift store

Im from out of town. I think its a nice clean store but just a little bit pricier than other thrift stores. Some things I looked at I could litterly buy at the stores for some cut cost but not by much. Yes I will shop there again but Ill look for price cuts. Thank you

Very bad customer service and rude employees, a lady very rudely told us we were not allowed to try clothes on. Her attitude was disgusting. If she had said it in a nice way I would have no problem. And then we were trying to pay and did More

Great variety Clean and wellorganized. We found several items to purchase. Staff was friendly and helpful. We will definitely go back.

As a service connected veteran who lost my foot and still work for VDH as a Case Investigator I have to say I have never been treated so rudely by a supervisor named Tress. I had so much fun searching through donated items to to be More

Beware of no returns policyCloths without tags are sized incorrectly which wouldnt be an issue if you could try them on or return them. I got home and all the pants I bought were petite. More

The staff there are awesome, friendly, and enjoy there jobs They even help dispel myths about if specific singers are alive or deceased. Long story, but know that going to this store is an enjoyable experience

Maybe if they remember theyre a thrift store and not Macys...Prices at the DAV thrift stores here are on par with Target and Walmart, sometimes higher. More

The thrift stores only give percent to the actual D.A.V. They actually operate under a different company Long Fellows. And trust me I know bc I worked there. Some people are stoned and drunk while working there Acting like everything is theirs. Just about everything I have bought there was junk. They really dont care

Not a bad haul for last minute shopping. Got me a riding buddy, two blankets and a new book to read

Enjoy that it was organized. The sizes were in the correct location. Books and movies were easy to look through. Cashier was nice.