Plaza Thrift Store

I stood in line for 20 minutes before the only checker called someone to come help with all the customers. When she finally came, I went over to her, I had a toy telephone for my grandson
that didn’t have a price on it. She said she couldn’t sell it to me since it wasn’t priced and put it under the counter. What?! unbelievable! I wished I had dumped my other items and walked out
the store or called the manager.
Their prices aren’t reasonable for a thrift store.

If you like thrift stores, bargain shopping, resale shops and garage sales, then THIS is the place to be!
The very best THRIFT STORE shopping EVER! Great women and kids clothing. When visiting, make sure that you have time to go through ALL of the desired racks because there are some treasures to be found.
PS-​There are no dressing rooms but large mirrors on pillars around the store. Wear something fitted so that you can slip clothing over your own.

I was in this store the other day and noticed a male manager (who reeked of cigarette smoke and alcohol) just standing around while all of his other employees were working like dogs. You can tell when a place is poorly run when «managers» think they are better than others as in this case. I for one would love to teach this guy how to treat people fairly.

Ok, You guys really want the low down?
It’s not bad, when I first started going I loved it as they had a great selection and really affordable prices. Now not so much.
The price tagger in the bag needs to go take a look at the mall prices and see where it’s getting ridiculous.
$ 199 for an old beat up guitar, when you can buy one at guitar center new for half that price!
$ 15 for a used VS bra, when they were just selling them new for $ 10 during their sale last week
$ 30 for a shirt new with tags when it retailed at $ 35? Maybe $ 10 would be more reasonable
There are no dressing rooms/​returns, so make sure you get what you really want and ensure that it fits. Other than that it’s a-​ok and worth a stop every now and then.

Lots of designer labels for super cheap prices. I’ve purchased 2 London Fog coats in perfect condition for $ 8.99 each. Designer jeans for $ 2.50. I always find great stuff and some even has tags still attached. I’m moving to Durant, Oklahoma but plan to make the trip back to Thrift Plaza when I’m in need of more treasures!

Seems like clothing is the best thing to ahoy for here. Service is not very friendly, but it IS a thrift store. On that note… Why are they selling old used stuff for more than things cost new? No worries… I was here 10 minutes, took four pictures of the ridiculousness and left. Maybe next time I’ll search high and low for a good find…

Plaza thrift, like any thrift store, sometimes has great deals and sometimes does not. It is clean and fairly well organized. I have found some great deals there.

The store has gotten better with variety and price. I continue to go here but I really wish they would stop using staples to put the price tags on their clothes. I try them on at the store sometimes before I buy them since you can’t return the items. I get cut all of the time :/

I’m a little confused by reading the reviews about Plaza Thrift… maybe these people don’t go to very many thrift stores. Plaza Thrift is by far the BEST thrift around for 20 miles. I have been shopping at thrift stores for 30+ years and can say with no doubt, Plaza Thrift is one of the finest, clean and well organized stores that I have ever shopped in. There are rows of blouses (at least 3 long rows) and the jackets (blazers) are numerous. As for being overprices??? I purchased a great (almost new) blazer for the fall at $ 1.49…doesn’t get any better than this. Parking is absolutely no problem. I admit the book prices are too high but the clothes. jeez can’t get any cheaper unless they give them away for «free».

My husband and I have been able to find a few shirts for a decent price here, but the home décor items are ridiculously priced. I saw a large picture with a price tag of $ 89.99 on it yesterday. At a thrift store?! Crazy! The store is pretty clean and smells fine, so it’s worth a stop if you want to check out the clothes.
They have had a few home décor items that I liked, but like I said, the prices are just way too high for used items.

Disappointed every time I come here. I can never find what I’m looking for and when I do it unreasonably priced. I was searching for a vest for my nephew and found one that was a good size. It was by its self on the rack and it said 2 piece. I looked for the other piece and couldn’t find it. So I tried to see if they would sell me just the vest. The lady was really uptight about it not having the other piece. She refused to sell it to me and kept repeating herself after I had already said it was fine. I honestly don’t think it’s worth coming here It’s just a waste of time.

You can find some great things in at this place!!! There is no denying that my only two complaints with this place is 1. they close super early for the working people 2. they are too pricey to be considered a thrift store. I have found so many things that I end up putting back because I couldn’t see myself paying 15 buck for a Talbot dress!!! My best find here was a vintage Versace purse that was originally 100 and I got it for 50 bucks.

Very difficult to shop here — sizes are all smashed together, making you look through EACH item in hopes that something is your size. Very frustrating and time consuming. I gave up ½ way through. The prices are also all over the place. Seems like one person who prices things prices high, while the other prices low. I will continue going to Lewisville CCA — a little more of a drive but will save time and money in the long run!

I like Plaza Thrift. I agree with a few of the other reviewers who say this place smells more clean than most cavernous thrift stores. It’s also just that, cavernous. Huge. And I don’t know why Katrina is complaining about parking, it’s in a strip mall and there’s lots of parking.
I always find things here, including in the kids and maternity section. If you want the designer labels that a few mentioned, you’re limited to the far left circular racks near the front. You won’t like the average thrift store fare in the rest of the store. If you like searching for that perfect find, though, browse away!
My big pet peeve is that there are no dressing rooms. Regardless, outside of the designer markdown section, the prices are so cheap that I could afford to drop a few dollars as a risk on a gorgeous dress. I’ve had a few total finds here that keep bringing me back.

Many items are overpriced for a typical thrift store. One customer told me, «They think they have good stuff.» I would agree.
The staff are not very friendly.
They previous reviewer said the clothes are laundered. This isn’t true. I asked the unfriendly staff.

Best thrift store in the area for vintage clothing.
If you love vintage, or expensive clothing (clothing from Neiman Marcus, Nordstroms, ect), 80% off with tags still attached, then this is the right place for you. They also sell everyday clothing marked as low as a $ 1 with the tags still on it.
If you’re a lady looking for couture marked ridiculously low, then the first thing upon entering would to navigate to the left of the front of the store. There are several circle racks with brand name clothing (Neiman Marcus, H&M, Dior, St. Johns, Jones New York Banana Republic, ect) marked as low as $ 1 and up to $ 89. What, $ 89 at a thrift store! Well, the price tags are still on the items and it originally sold for $ 400+. so you’re still getting a deal!
They have beautiful dresses along the wall. Make sure to look at the sizes. I found a gorgeous, light tan, H&M dress for $ 3.99 in the medium section. I didn’t really bother looking at the tag (mistake), and since they don’t have a dressing room, I bought it. When I got home I found out it was an x-​small. You can’t return anything, so I’ll end up giving this dress away, or selling it on Listia.
Besides no fitting rooms, or restrooms, the parking lot is terrible. Someone from the city really needs to come out and redo it. I’ve been boxed in by crazy teenagers, slow people taking their time navigating out of the lot, and people who park way too close. My best bet is to park in the back. Yes, you will be walking, but it beats taking forever to get out of the lot.
edit-​To the reviewer who questioned why I am complaining about parking, yes there are plenty of spaces (I never said that there wasn’t), but the people are terrible at driving. If you shop during the day, then the parking is easy. If you come in the evening, there are a lot of crazy people driving around. I guess everyone is different. Also, getting onto the highway is a nightmare.

I love this place. Designer labels. Clean and well laundered clothes. Only downside is no dressing rooms so you must know your size in a particular brand. GREAT PRICES.
A must for buying cheap pants to make cut offs in summer

This cavernous thrift store is as good as it gets in the north DFW area In my last three visits, I’ve found Christian Dior sweaters, St. John knits, vintage furs, J Crew skirts, cashmere sweaters, vintage evening dresses, and Neiman Marcus blazers and suits. Clothes are clean and well-​organized, and there’s no dank thrift store smell. The front of the store features racks of new-​with-​tags items, and they’re priced higher than what you’d normally expect thrift store clothes to be. But we’re talking brand new designer clothes, and they’re still 80% retail prices. Clothes are restocked throughout the day, so you’ll always find something new with every visit.
Some caveats: There are no dressing rooms, and it can get pretty cold (doesn’t seem like they believe in paying for heat.) In addition, the back of the store is kind of dark, which makes browsing a little challenging. But the prices are amazing.