Music City Thrift

I happened upon this thrift store by accident. I came out of the CVS across the street to see it beckoning me in! It doesn’t look like much from the outside, so I was impressed to find that it was very well-​organized. They were well-​stocked in everything from clothes and accessories to home goods. Their prices were generally reasonable, with the occasional exception.
I found some items I loved, but they were too large for me to pack in my suitcase, so I had to leave them behind. My shopping partner found some great steals though, and I’m definitely glad we stopped.

Vast expanding racks of clothes and more clothes.
I wandered in here originally looking for a spice rack and possibly a ‘cool’ shelving unit. I did not find either. This place has tons of space but most of it is filled with clothing, so if that’s your thing go for it. I also thought it was a little overpriced for a thrift shop. I don’t think I’ll drive out of my way to Music City Thrift.

When you walk in, you’ll see that music city thrift is no different than any other thrift store with regard to merchandise or organization, but prices are a different story. Anything remotely desirable was WAY over priced with jackets from $ 35-​$ 50 and shoes and dresses upwards of $ 15. I have been thrifting many years around the US and never walked away from a thrift store so quickly. You might as well shop consignment if you’re looking to spend the money.

Sometimes it’s a good store, sometimes bad. I always find tons of clothes here for myself, though I have to dig through it, since a lot of their clothes look like they came from the 80’s. Ya know, shoulder pads, bright printed pants. eww. lol. Anyway, it’s mostly clean. Since they’ve done renovations, it’s gotten better, but because of the idiocy of some customers, sometimes the store can look messy. The fitting rooms are tiny and the workers seem to get annoyed whenever they have to unlock it for me. Oh, and you can only take 3 items in at a time now because of the neanderthals that leave clothes on the floor in there. Prices are good, but you have to go early to get the good ticket deals. Oh and I don’t recommend buying furniture like couches and padded chairs there.

I love digging through this store after my usual visit to Essex, next door. This last time I actually found a very cute dress sold in Anthropologie stores and a pair of Joe’s jeans for only $ 6.00… are you kidding me? They were practically brand new and fit me like a glove. Can’t turn down a deal like that one!

This is a great Music City Thrift store! I understand that some people may not find someting on their visit (there are off days), but you have to give this store props for being clean and organized as well as spacious. Also, they have great 99 cent deals every day!

Even though the reviews indicate otherwise, I think this location of Music City Thrift is much better than the Nolensville Pike store! The two stores are comparable in size, but this one is cleaner and better organized, with tons of selection. I picked up some quality pieces for dirt cheap and even found some brand new clothes that still had on their tags. I can’t wait to come back in a month or so and browse again!

This thrift store is right down the street from me and i have been to it alot. I love their deals they have everyday choosing 2 colors one will be 99 cent all day and the other will be 30% off. I have found clothes for my siblings and myself in good condition. I always stop down there to see whats in. I got an awesome vintage computer chair because it was white tagged and that was the color of the day got it for 99 cent, so you can call ahead or just go and be sure to look at the tags. I like this store a little better tan Goodwill seem to be a bit cheaper in my opinion.
The workers are friendly and nice and care about the store. I will continue to drop in on the regular here

Some thrift stores have tons and tons of stuff where you feel like you just walked into a hoarders house. They have a medium amount and the items they have work, and are in good shape. You can tell these folks care about their store. On the day we went thrift shopping, this was the best stop!
We found a working, good shape fooseball table here for $ 10. We also almost bought a sofa for $ 50 just to have. The store is clean (for a thrift store) and the people working there recommended some other places to look for stuff. We wanted to know the inside scoop of all things thift– and these folks were in the know.
We werent able to haul the fooseball table home the night we bought it so they gave us a few days to pick it up.
If i don’t Unilocal for a few weeks, it’s because I’m too busy perfecting my Foosball skills. GOOOOOOOAAALLLL!

This is just a mediocre thrift store on Gallatin Road. I’ve never really found anything of interest here. In fact I don’t think I’ve ever purchased anything nor been with anyone who’s purchased anything from here.
Their selection seems a lot junkier here than at other thrift stores around town. I don’t know, it might be its location on Gallatin road but it seems like most of the thrift stores in this area are sub-​par.
They are quite large which is misleading. I got very excited when I walked in the first time and saw the extent of their aisles. However, I was quickly disappointed when I started browsing through their racks.
I will say that they seem to have the largest selection of old used up electronics that I’ve noticed at a thrift store. Not anything i would personally buy, but maybe somebody will like it.

This place is more along the lines of what I can afford these days, but there’s nothing wrong with that, because this place has everything. I still don’t understand how there can be SOO many Goodwills in the area with next to nothing in them. Music City Thrift has both name brand and off brands for very affordable prices. You can still find vintage wear in here, you just have to dig, and it’s cheaper than other places. I used this place to stock up on my autumn wear this year, and made out with six new shirts, a new pair of jeans, and a new pair of corduroy pants for just about fifty dollars.
The one thing I would watch for is the brand pricing. If you see a pair of Wal*mart brand jeans in here, you’re really not getting much of a deal. American Eagle on the other hand, you’re practically stealing those off the shelf.
They have a pretty good selection of couch’s although, let’s be fair, they’re certainly not going to be the latest trend. Most look straight out of the 1980’s, but are in great shape.
They had a sizable amount of glassware, so it would be worth a look through if you’re trying to fill your first apartment with dishes.
Even with all I found, my husband only found one shirt he was willing to buy, but I’m sure everything cycles.

Music City Thrift is along the lines of a Salvation Army or Goodwill. It’s a relatively expansive thrift store with the myriad clothing and household item’s you’d expect, but selection varies depending on when you visit.
The store itself is very big, and I feel like it might have formerly even been a Goodwill. Regardless, they have very large men’s, women’s and children’s sections, though the selection in men’s isn’t too impressive. I could hardly find any short-​sleeve t-​shirts, and most of what I could find were all large sizes. The kid’s selection looked relatively big, however.
At the back of the store, Music City Thrift keeps countless appliances as well as junky little figurines, random old books and more. It’s just the sort of place where you could find a Mickey Mouse phone or a purple fish bowl if that’s the type of thing you’re looking for. They have a little bit of furniture, though none of it was too impressive. There was a large old desk in pretty good condition for only about $ 40 and an ancient organ (complete with all the goofy pre-​programmed disco beats) for about $ 250.
The staff at Music City Thrift is often difficult to locate, and they don’t have a selection that would make me opt for this place over a Goodwill. If you’re thrift hunting in Madison or Inglewood, you might as well hit this place, but don’t expect to be too impressed.