Berry Good Buys Resale - Fort Worth, Texas

Benvenuto a Berry Good Buys Resale, il negozio di articoli usati che ti offre una vasta gamma di prodotti di seconda mano di alta qualità Situato all'indirizzo 1701 W Berry St, Fort Worth, TX 76110, questo negozio è facilmente raggiungibile e offre un'esperienza di shopping unica e conveniente.

Berry Good Buys Resale è specializzato nella vendita di abbigliamento, ma non solo Troverai anche una vasta selezione di articoli per la casa, giocattoli, libri, elettronica e molto altro ancora. Con una media delle opinioni di 4/5 e 250 recensioni su Google My Business, questo negozio è altamente raccomandato dalla community locale e dai clienti che hanno già avuto il piacere di fare shopping qui.

Una delle caratteristiche che rende Berry Good Buys Resale così speciale è la possibilità di effettuare la consegna a domicilio e la consegna in giornata. Questo significa che puoi fare shopping comodamente da casa tua e ricevere i tuoi acquisti direttamente a casa tua lo stesso giorno Inoltre, il negozio offre un ingresso accessibile in sedia a rotelle, parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle e una visita veloce per chi ha poco tempo a disposizione.

Berry Good Buys Resale accetta una vasta gamma di metodi di pagamento, tra cui carte di credito, carte di debito, pagamenti mobile tramite NFC e carte di credito. Questo significa che puoi scegliere il metodo di pagamento che preferisci e fare shopping in tutta tranquillità.

Recensioni di Berry Good Buys Resale

Hannah Colbath

3/5

I loved coming here until a few months ago when the prices got very prohibitive. In my budget the clothing is no longer an option and I could get high quality things new online for a much better price. I still drop in to look at the kitchen stuff sometimes because it’s not as crazy expensive as the clothing markups are. Even so, this would suit someone who likes to thrift but doesn’t need to worry about making a budget stretch. If you haven’t been here in a while, just know that it’s a different place now. 2nd Street second hand has cheaper and nicer things/brands if you’re looking for an alternative.

Rissah Whitney

1/5

Used to be my favorite thrift store…I’m beyond sad at the way the store has gone.
I loved to come here and find things I can’t normally afford, but hadn’t been in over a year because the prices were crazy. I went back because I was in the area, and oh my..it got worse. I picked up a pair of pants in my size, tried to find the price which I had to search for. Mind you, you can’t try anything on anymore, no dressing rooms! ? They also now Mark up the clothing with a marker to price,(which is convoluted at best, have fun figuring it out) but you have to be kidding me…if you want to charge 50$ for a pair of joggers don’t mess them up with a marker. I miss the pre pandemic Berry, it was the best. RIP ?

Katerin Saquil

2/5

I used to love coming here , sometimes I would bring my kids with me but this last time I came by myself for a quick stop and I was browsing when I heard this white tall lady screaming at a mom with her kid in the cart considering the baby was crying she told her very rudely next time bring a stroller because were not responsible if he falls like as if the mom was not dealing with her child crying , very rude and unprofessional. Not the first time I heard her be rude to a customer, everyone else here are nice except her she definitely has not been here long , 2 time seeing her.

Liz Yang

1/5

Since the new management took over, this unique shop no longer supports its original mission of turning donations into resources for those in need. Previously, the system was to price items affordably so they would sell quickly, maximizing the benefit to those who rely on the shop’s support. Under the new management, however, items are significantly overpriced, often matching or even exceeding prices at high-end consignment stores. Perhaps the most disappointing part is the attitude of the new manager. On one occasion, I overheard her say to a group of shoppers, "You guys should thank me because I will bring out a bunch of very nice clothes. You should thank me." This is just disheartening.

Jon G

1/5

We would make the long trip to donate here because they benefit a local shelter and they help those in need by providing affordable prices to all.
Today my wife made the long trip knowing that our donations would help someone in need.
Unfortunately, new management has raised prices in their store and staff was quite rude today.
Sad to say, but, after many trips bringing almost new items/clothes our son has grown out of over the years, we will not be coming back....
By the looks of the most recent reviews, this seems to be the new norm with this establishment....

Christy Womble

1/5

Wow, was I disappointed when I stopped in today. It’s been a while, as I used to shop here once a week and could always find great buys. Not only were items over priced, the clothing was impossible to understand. Different prices for the types of clothing, then four tiers of pricing within that. AND the more expensive items have a literal ink dot defacing the label. Why I loved supporting this because I thought it was a charity but left empty handed today.

Gabrielle Glenn

1/5

I shopped here for a while but something over time changed. The prices use to be fairly reasonable but kept getting higher and then they added an expensive “boutique” section. I hadn’t gone in a long time so I decided to stop by hoping they had abandoned the crazy prices. Unfortunately the prices were even higher. Clothing prices $18, $25, and even $50 and then they have a gold dot label that exceeds $50. Considering the selection is so small it’s basically impossible to find something you like at a worth it price that is actually your size. This is not a place to get a good deal and help a cause anymore sadly.

Eva B

1/5

Not the store we remember. No dressing rooms. No easy to read or understand pricing. No selection in housewares or furniture. No affordable pricing in all clothes. Used to be you could find gems and it was fun to browse, not anymore, they think they're a consignment store (sparse one.) These are donated items. No more.