Phoenix Christian

Phoenix, États-Unis

4.1

7 avis

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+1 602-710-1773
Adresse :
1307 W Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ, 85015
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
580 m7th Ave / Camelback
870 m19th Ave / Camelback
1.3 kmCentral Ave / Camelback
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7 avis sur Phoenix Christian

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
Phoenix, AZ
I had been wanting to check out this shop for a while, just having drove by it many, many times. I finally went in months ago and I do not regret it! This shop is full of interesting and old things and there are new things every time I go in. There are some really good bargains, some items not quite so cheap, but nothing crazy expensive. I have been back regularly and always find some little (or big) thing that I love.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Brooklyn, NY
WOW OK so I came here not expecting too much but I found a fringe, black Schott leather jacket ($ 25) and an amazing disco oneside with cutouts on the back ($ 10). This was way more than I was willing to spend BUT I was gonna take the dive for my finds, because I knew I wouldn’t find them for cheaper elsewhere. WELL it turns out all clothes were 50% off! I got an INCREDIBLE leather for $ 12.50??? That is seriously unreal. They had a lot of stuff that I would have gotten if I lived in the area (receiver and cassette player with WOOD PANELLING for $ 125 ;_;).too bad I live 2000 miles away. SHOP HERE!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Ogden, UT
Found this store while looking for/​going to another thrift store. It doesn’t come up in Unilocal listings of thrift stores, but should. I was presently surprised when I walked in. Like another reviewer said, lots of housewares and little bit of clothing. If I didn’t have to fly back home, I would have purchased a stack of plates. Excellent prices. Not many quality handbags or jewelry, but I bet it varies each time you visit. The lady that seemed like the manager was so nice. Stop at a gas station before you go, no public restroom — and there is a lot to look at.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Phoenix, AZ
This store reminds me of thrift stores when I was a kid, not the over priced ones like Goodwill. Everything is neat, but the thrill of the search is still there. Great customer service. Donations are right inside the front door.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Phoenix, AZ
One of my favorite things about thrift shop are you never know what you will find, its either you find a treasure or leave empty handed. Phoenix Christian is a neat little thrift store, very clean and organized, the store do have more housewares and furniture which is great. They also have a variety selection of vintage items. Price are good for what its for, the staff are friendly and more than happy to assist you with anything. Will check back again to see what else they have.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Phoenix, AZ
This is the kind of thrift store where you go in hope of finding something amazing, and either you do, or you leave empty-​handed. It’s about 2⁄3 housewares (including furniture) and 1⁄3 clothes.
The stock is distinctly curated, not the randomness of the Goodwill down the block, so cut glass and crystal are heavier on the shelves than random glassware of randomness. If you’re interested in vintage clothing but not up for «vintage» or Buffalo Exchange prices, you may luck out here — I did.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Phoenix, AZ
The inventory definitely favors housewares over clothing, and I am A-​OK with that. It also changes pretty often.
Good record selection. More classic rock than you find in most thrifts, where the stock is mostly religious music, Christmas albums, and easy listening.
Be forewarned, someone there has an eye for vintage. Don’t expect to snatch up a really cool mid-​century knick-​knack for a song. Most of those items are marked up accordingly.
Also, there is a fee if you use your debit or credit card, and don’t have the minimum amount. I think it’s 50 cents if you total is under $ 10, but I’m not entirely sure.