Grace Bridge Resale of Frisco - Frisco, Texas

Mary P.

I just happen to stop by for the Thursday sale 2.00 dollar clothing sale anything under 12.99 That was a deal! I found that the clothing was in good shape. They had great HomeGoods and home decor. The environment was very uplifting. It’s a faith based organization and a great place to find some great deals!!! I hope to return back when I’m in the area. God bless!

Marcel Z.

Always a great experience with the staff! On top of that, the variety in merchandise is incredible. Just make sure you make a plan before you blow your budget hahaha. Definitely recommend signing up for their texts as well for extra savings!

Kricket S.

Disgustingly filthy, stained up, torn up garbage.
90% of the clothes are T-shirts for an organization. How they were donated is beyond me. The rest of the clothes are torn up and dirty.
It's like they accept whatever garbage is donated and they don't care enough about people who shop on a budget. Budget shoppers are scum and don't deserve nice things. That's what it feels like shopping there.
$20 for 5 shirts on their so-called 50% off sale for Labor Day. I spent $50 at Thrift Giant (on a regular day) and walked out with 40 articles of amazing clothing.
The only reason I didn't go there today is because they're having the same 50% sale, but they were SO PACKED! Line out the door. So, I thought I'd give this place a try... wish I'd just gone home.

This place is a rip-off, and it's gross.
The employees are trash. So unorganized and rude.

The other reviews are a farce. Do not believe them. There is no way a place gets that unorganized, smelly, and filthy in one day.
The options are terrible.

Save your money and get much better quality at almost any other thrift shop.

Sean P.

I came by about a week ago to buy some furniture and I had the absolute pleasure of having one Manal George be my sales associate for the day! I was looking to fully furnish the apartment I would be moving in to, and she was super helpful, kind, and patient with me as we walked through the store looking at all the furniture they had available. When I told her my budget she even worked with her managers to make the cost more affordable for me! I can't thank her enough for how she helped me out that day, and I'll absolutely be coming by again if I need anything for my apartment. 🙂

zachsaucedo

The prices here are OUTRAGEOUS. $15 for a used button up shirt, a new in box target branded frame for $28 when they are $30 AT target. And to top it all off not even a dressing room to try something on if I do find it. I’m not buying clothing without being able to try it on. Do yourself a favor and skip this one. You are better for just buying it new. I won’t be back.

Sally K.

Grace Bridge picked up 43 bags for donation from a friend's house that needed to be cleaned out due to a death in the family. This really helped us out. One day I hope to visit the resale store.
Thank you, Grace Bridge☆☆

Jo G.

The pricing here is ridiculous. Lone dining room chairs that are very damaged for $50. Over 200 for a cocktail table that isn’t real wood. $70 for a broken play pen Couldn’t even be bothered to organize the dresses by size. Never been in a Grace Bridge before, won’t make that mistake again.

Ray N.

The prices here are outrageous! If the merchandise weren't such garbage, I might think I was at Dillards. Who tries to sell empty Hanson's Juice bottles? It's literally garbage. The cheap glass vases that come with bouquets are priced like they're crystal. The furniture and rugs are ridiculous for used furniture that doesn't even look new. One employee told me they sell the good stuff to dealers out the back door & the trash gets put on the sales floor. The prices on plated silver are closer to sterling when no one collects either anymore. The same with fine china, only most of the pieces on the shelves don't even look new. The Goodwill across the street isn't much better.