City Thrift — Attraction in Coeur d'Alene

I am appalled at the treatment I received!!! I brought in an entire trailer full of donations These donations easily exceed 3000 plus of merchandise. There were many power tools excessive amounts of hand tools Furniture exercise equipment clothing shoes that were almost brand new .When we arrived we were greeted very rudely by a man named Travis.He Was not a very nice comment Istated spoke to women in the office and he junped down my thoat WE DONT HIRE WOMEN IN THE OFFICE!!!not sure why that is.. I corrected my self and informed him the front of the store. I CAME in 2 times making sure they would take the items i had because I am unable to run all over to make donations in different locations and I wanted to donate to a good cause! TRAVIS WAS RUDE!!E! Itold him I did not need this I could have taken all of this to habitat . He told me to take it there. He didn't want it !!! I SAID WHAT STops me from just unloading it right here and leaving .!! Again he told me to take to Habitate!! So i loaded what I already unloaded .I could not believe this This is how you represent Wishing star foundation and thrift city Terr8ble custome service.and Travis is apparently a Assistan Manager will we know what tthe first 3 letters in his title stand for.. I will have more trailers full of items This will be the last place I donate to or shop qt. not to mention I'm skeptical of wishing Star now due to there effecthere afelleatation with this business! Because of the Of the Rude manner I will Never make a single donation or purchase her I and I will never again refer anyone to this business STAY AWAY!! HABITATE was thrilled to get this large trailer packed full of amazing items they we bown away with th nice things we donate and took EVRY SINGLE ONE WITHOUT HESITATION THEY UNLOADED EVERYTHING AND CONTINOUSLY THANKTED US . THRIFT CITY THIS I CALLED ...

I came here once years ago and found lots of goodies for fair prices. I’m not sure what changed, or if it’s just my priorities and expectations as a shopper have changed but I came here with my baby to parooz. While looking there were employees coming in and out of the back and yelling - literally yelling at other employees then disappearing back into the back. I was appalled that they were yelling, seemed weird and inappropriate to treat each other that way especially in front of customers but 🤷‍♀️

Well my baby peed and needed a diaper change and so I looked around and saw no restroom so I checked the fitting room and there was no where to lay my baby down to change them. So I asked at the front if they had a restroom I could change my baby’s diaper in. One lady seemed hesitant but said no. Then a voice from under the counter very rudely snapped to do it in the fitting room because there’s no bathroom so I stated there isn’t a bench or anything to change baby on and they snapped very angrily and irritated that I can just lay them on the floor. Like I’m going to lay my baby on the stained carpets, no thank you. The angry lady then snapped that they don’t even have a restroom AT ALL (which I’m pretty sure is illegal, OSHA requires a bathroom for employees even if it’s not for public use).

Honestly the staff was rude and snarky. It’s not hard to use inside kind voices and also to just say “no public restroom I’m sorry”. Maybe all their staff were having an off or bad day but I didn’t appreciate it as someone who came in to spend money. I don’t think I’ll return to shop here. It looked like it was decently organized and they had tons of clothes if that’s what you’re looking for and don’t have to bring your kids or babies along with you, it might be a better...

I’ve been shopping at city thrift for a few years now and it has been my all time favorite thrift store. Recently, I’ve noticed they’ve rearranged the salesfloor to have more items/product out, which is great! But I have to agree with the other reviews that pricing is getting jacked up. I was in this location yesterday looking at VHS tapes for my collection. It made me extremely sad they had nearly all of their tapes priced at $4.99. The lowest was $2.99. Literally anywhere else you go, VHS tapes are .50 cents to $1. Entertainmart sells their VHS tapes for .99 cents. Their Disney clamshells are $2.99, which is understandable. St. Vincent de Paul sells theirs for .50 cents. You get the point.. I was pretty disappointed in city thrifts new pricing decision(s). The majority of their $4.99 VHS tapes are NOT worth $4.99. Using eBay as a source, turning on the ‘sold’ option, the VHS tapes city thrift had overpriced are way less on eBay. Something to consider, city...