The Attic - Fayetteville, Arkansas

Lisa B.

Treasure hunt to your heart’s delight. Loads of bargains, daily sales and just a good place for vintage finds. Beautify your home or yourself. Love the 50 cent bin! A couple dollars goes a long way.

Cole G.

We went by there today at 2:40pm not knowing they closed at 3pm. We get up to the door and the little Hispanic lady that works there said we close at 3pm. She told us we had 15 mins max to get through/out of the store. She then proceeded to keep people from entering the store. I guess she didn’t want to make any more money to keep the doors open. The place was a run down dump anyway. Very disappointed with the staff and the overall experience.

Mary A. M.

Extremely rude staff. They close at 3, got here at 2:40 and they were telling everyone they had to leave because they close at 3 and they had opened early that day and wanted to go home. They were very very unkind and short tempered about us coming in at all. First time coming here and last time.

K H.

This place has a lot of history, and it is the first Fayetteville thrift store. The people who work there are all volunteers, and because it is a non profit, all the proceeds go to fund nursing scholarships and community support organizations. The prices are lower than any of the other resale shops and I always find something. The current location is in the south area of town and some of the customers are homeless, looking for basic necessities. The store is old but well tended and clean. A good place to support. They accept credit and debit cards

Dawne S.

I went to the Attic yesterday. The instant I stepped inside the front door, I was hit in the face with a very strong urine odor. It was almost unbearable. However, I was hunting down yarn, so I tolerated it. When I finally found their selection of yarns, I was very disappointed to see their prices for them. Most weren't even close to full skeins but priced way too high. I also looked at some perfume bottles which were priced too high. I probably won't come back. It smelled like a toilet.

Lynn I.

I stopped in one day and smiled at the two seniors working the front counter who were sitting in their chairs chatting, staring, complaining, where I had to hear everything they said while I was browsing throughout the store.

One of them named Maria, was also taking phone calls. She began shouting at the caller stating “ Im a volunteer “ (as if to say “don’t bug me I’m not getting paid to help you)! “

I went to the counter to pay - 10 minutes prior to closing. Maria stared at me like I was the plague- as I stayed til close to her closing time. I asked if they take debit. She pointed to the sign that says cash only. She Wouldnt speak just glared and pointed. I asked if I could return tomorrow to pay cash if she would set aside my items. Well guess what she yelled? “I don’t work here I’m a volunteer! “I said i’ll come back again (when she isn’t there)

What a horrible experience. This lady had an axe to grind with everyone. Definitely a wicked edge.. Guess I won’t be back for thrift therapy at the Attic….ever !

Lillian H.

They recently started accepting debit cards. There was an early lady at the front and I was trying to help her along with the credit card machine. She yelled at me and told me I messed everything up. I left. Will not be returning.

Keren M.

I love this place , definitely the best clothes price of any second hand store in town . You never know what you will find .