Metrocrest Resale

So far, my favorite thrift store in DFW. It’s not as big as the Goodwill’s or other resale shops you see, but the selection offers better quality of stuff (housewares, clothing, handbags, books, knick-​knacks, etc) and their furniture was clean, fairly modern and pretty darn cheap. I almost bought an oversized sectional that I didn’t need simply because it seemed like a crime not to buy something that affordable. The ladies are so friendly and helpful. Plus, a portion (or all?) of their net sales benefit a homeless charity in the area. Hidden gem!

Sweet ladies! Great customer service. They greet everyone with a smile and complement. Prices are good and there’s a 75% off rack toward the dressing rooms

What a great neighborhood find. The staff is helpful, good quality clothing and pretty quick turnover, so it makes sense to go every week. I haven’t experienced any issues with staff reported by others. They have always been helpful and they really do seem to know their repeat customers.
I rarely leave without a find!!!

Very nice thrift shop! It’s not as big as the Goodwill down the road but they compensate by making sure the items are high quality and clean. I bought a really solid desk chair that was also clean for $ 12 LOL! I was amazed at all the vintage well maintained furniture as well as the leather chairs and couches (sanitized for your health and theirs).
I found a lot of items I would have liked to buy BUT I am a «minimalist» so I have to watch myself. I think there is at least something there for everyone. Again I was struck by the high quality brand names of a lot of the items with a low price tag. The clerks were super friendly and the proceeds are a big chunk of the funding for the Carrollton food bank and when parents are struggling and raising kids this is wonderful to know I had a part in helping them out by purchasing stuff that was a great bargain! To all you jerks that give a business like this a low rating… please go back to the hole you crawled out of! Nothing worse that snooty nasty people that have nothing better to do then making up crap about good businesses out here that are doing the right thing. May karma smite you all!

Small store, not a warehouse. Half of the store are clothes, with the other half furniture, paintings, posters, toys, houseware, etc. The proceeds go back to Metrocrest Social Services, so you’ll at least feel good knowing your money is going back to help others.
I overheard the ladies talking about how people would steal stuff from this store! Unfortunate! One guy just took a handful of jewelry from the front counter and ran with it!
I bought a $ 4 mini crock pot so I can serve fondue or nacho cheese for parties.

I discovered this shop about a year ago and it is my favorite resale shop. It is super clean well organized. My favorite thing is that their stock changes pretty fast so I can always find something without looking at the same stuff over and over. That being said… If you want it buy it. I missed a good deal by waiting. The staff is super sweet and helpful. I hear them call many customers by name. They were very nice when I knocked a small item off the shelf. They have some nice furniture. A section up front for high end items and designer clothes and the real bargains toward the back. It is a charity shop, so it’s nice that the money goes back into my community. I’ve even donated some items to them when I did spring cleaning. Small shop but well worth the trip.

This was a really nice resale! It isn’t very big, but they had a nice selection of things, including lots of books and furniture. It was very clean and the staff was very nice. I will be coming back here for sure!

Ok so there were only two reviews to I decided to just go check it out. It is small and not a lot to pick from. What it looks like to me is that the ladies working there are being picky on what is donated. They take only what looks a little more high end and I guess tosses the rest. They are trying to make it a high end resale shop and you can tell by the OVER PRICED used items. A lamp was priced at 40.00. I can go get a new lamp for 40.00. The house ware items that should be cheap are not so cheap. I don’t see how this place will stay open. When you go thrift store shopping you are looking for thrift store prices. Not this place so I won’t be going back.

Pro: good quality, sorted by sizes, clean.
Con: super unfriendly blonde lady-​steer clear. Pricy.

Classy, high end brands, AND goodwill prices??? Organized like a high end retail store, but is amazingly affordable. They could easily sell the merchandise for twice the price and you would still be getting a good deal.
Best place EVER, and all the profits go to benefit a good cause, it is a win win win situation for everyone involved!