gina anstore rep or manager is the bomb. i purchased a small vacuum and it did not come with the…read morecord to recharge it. i thought easy fix ive got tons of cords at home...to my dismay i couldn't find. brought the vac back to see if infact there cpuld be something.... and the something was gina. .amazing customer svc assisting me with looking through the plethora of inventory and the above approach to support me. and i wanted to add the gent named david. provided great customer svc with the added personalization... ill be back vince the sunday shopper!!!

They don't have plastic bags to purchase or give out anymore. Also they don't sell reusable bags…read moreanymore. The last few times I went here they don't have enough shopping carts. They have a whole bunch that you have to use two plastic shopping baskets to mimic a two basket mini shopping cart but they don't have any plastic shopping baskets to use. What is wrong with management here? This store has gone downhill.

Over the weekend I had quite the luck. I tend to luck up here often, though not all of the time and…read moreit's definitely been a while. First up, the find of the day was the Kate Spade leather purse. It was untagged and sold to me for $10. It doesn't need much TLC, so I'll call that a come up. The second is the animal print bag by Anthropologie. Calf hair on the outside and though there's some wear, it is so minimal. It was a good find especially because I prefer smaller bags. The tan bag might not be leather, but it was cute and reminded me of simpler times so I got it. It's an easy book bag or something to throw a kindle/iPad in and head out. Lastly is the Abbott Vintage leatherwork bag. Practically new and $6.99. I've come here over the years and have lucked up on bags, sometimes shoes, and usually coats or blazers. I'll continue to come back as long as they're here, though I lucked up so good that it might be a while. Oh wait... all clothing is $2.99 January 23 & 24. I just might be back sooner than later!

Eekkkkk I'm so sorry to have to post this but this thrift store feels dirty. The streets feel…read moredirty, the entrance is dirty, inside it's like you're in a dirty basement. In all fairness, there was an employee vigorously wiping down all the shelves. Won't be coming back.

their breakfast usually suck, but their lunches are top notch. Thank you for everything!read more

Likely best free Bay area breakfast oatmeal/grits…read more Likely best free Bay area macaroni and cheese. Though likely dependant of cook. You may complain garbage bins everywhere but, there is recycling and compost. IMPORTANT. Right outside, Farmer's Market.

Great collection of art supplies, fabric, yarn, office supplies, teachers classroom materials,…read moretoys, books and jewelry. The staff are very helpful, just ask for what you are looking for and if they have it they will find it. Please review donation guidelines before packaging up you things, sometimes they are overstocked in certain items and they give a detailed list just like other thrifts do. Also, you can call and talk to the donation supervisor to make special arrangements.

THE Place for materials for Bay Area Artists & Teachers!…read more Everything creative, at rock-bottom prices. Stock changes briskly!

Very broad selection. I don't think I've ever seen such a…read morelarge array of black leather jackets! Also a great deal of high quality cowboy boots. The prices are fair/reasonable. Parking is on street. I didnt interact with any staff. So I can't speak to service.

Splendid, well organized store. It is quite spacious and incredibly clean. Upon entry I was greet…read morepromptly and instantly felt welcome. Some thrift places have notions and make you feel like a criminal for even daring to hunt for a deal! This was not at all the case here! The prices are very reasonable. And the selection is impeccably organized and nicely priced! I would definitely venture back!

They POSITIVELY need to Double Bag " Beadable Items " !!!…read more I love this li'l THRIFT STORE, and Especially the " Charitable Causes ' they Support ' !!! Have been shopping wiith them since the Mid '90's in SF !!! Also am not too crazy about the Goodwill in El Cerrito which leaves this Store to browse, Re-use & Re-Cycle !!!!!! Luckily the Cashier warned me to be Extra Careful as I exited the Store having bought 2 Ceramic Plates and 2 Bowls... Maybe Taller Grocery type Handled " Paper Bagd would be Ideal.... From what I've been hearing from merchants locally ' Berkeley has Banned PLASTIC Shopping Bags !!! Their Wares and the Selection are Awesome although ' QUITE STEEP PRICES ' on Used Crockery I thought. Selections are Always Quite Charming & I do hope the Store remains in Business !!!!!! Am a Senior with a DISABILITY, and arriving home the Paper Bag Tore Badly even as I went to retrieve it from the Floorboard of My Car !!! Was a Chore tryin' to " Ascend a Flight of about 12 wooden risers and Guarding the Contents !!! He was kind and thoughtful enough to ask if I'd like the " Crockery " wrapped in Newspaper !!! The 10% Senior Discount helps a lot !!!!! Five Stars for "" SELECTION & 3 for Packagong Breakables = 4 STARS !!! Workers are " Always Polite " !!!!!!

I was in the area and wanted to thrift a bit, I looked up open stores near me and found this spot…read more We were greeted upon entering which I appreciate and there were several people working around the store available for questions. We got there maybe 20 minutes before closing so I didn't get to explore the way I would like, but I really dug the book section. Hard covers are two dollars and soft covers are one dollar. They're arranged by color which I thought was very visually appealing. It was easier to look through the titles that way. I'll be going back soon to check out the store a bit more and I'll update my review accordingly. I'm totally happy with my book purchases.

Awesome Organization!!!…read more They Take Donations Of Certain Medical Equipment And Supplies!! They Then Redistribute The Medical Equipment And Supplies To People That really Need Them!! It's First Come First Served!!! I have 2 Friends That Use Their Services Exclusively!!!! One is Nicknamed Ed Flintstone he is on Social Security and Uses Adult Diapers which he gets every week from the ReCares Network!!! He has Even gotten a Berry Atric Walker and a Wheelchair for Future Usage My Other Friend Is Called Randy Big Sexy!!! He Is A Diabetic and Weighs 500 Pounds and Is 6Ft 4 Inches !!! Unfortunately he suffers from Low Esteem and Has a Chip on his Shoulder and Feels Like The World Owes Him Everything!!! Thank God for ReCares he Gets His Diabetes Supplies , Dressings , Adult Diapers, Walker and Canes from there !!! People and Organizations like this are Heaven Sent!!! This Charity Is A Baller On A Budget Approved!!! I keep my Pimp Hand Strong!!!! Number # 34 On The Yelp Top # 50 List Of Most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025!!!

As a mover, I love having a place where I can drop off durable medical equipment and expendables…read moreeasily, and know that they are going to go to the people who really need them. This is the kind of operation that makes our community better.

Walked in greeted right away from the guard. 10/10. We…read morebegan shopping. So many great items. Clothes, purses, shoes small selection of furniture. Certain says if the week they have 50% off certain items. To bad people steal so no dressing room. Make sure u dress light. So clothes will fit over your clothes u like to try on. Huge book selection. Cashier explained every thing I needed explained! 10:10. We will be back. Price medium. Good quality clothes.

this store is always such a disappointment. It's very messy, they put no effort into displaying…read morethings in a attractive or fun way, I never see anything I'd want to bring home. I miss good thrift stores!

Last weekend I had a lot of luck! I found Sam Edelman heels that were maybe worn once, Banana…read moreRepublic leather Oxford heels, leather sandals from Spain that I'm almost certain have never been worn, a black wool blazer, an l.magnin camel hair long coat, two silk shirts, a navy blue leather purse and a Levi's denim jacket. I've come here before and I didn't sift through the racks to really find treasures, but I did find some frank sinatra records on a previous trip that were priced at $1.50. This past weekend I took my time and really lucked up. Everything was under $60, and I live for a half off sale. After getting some of these items cleaned they will be gifts for my mom. Gotta love treasure hunting

Questionable pricing, not super well laid out, and overall not worth the hunt on my last visit to…read morethis Alameda Goodwill.

Wonderful collection with something for everyone. I love browsing here and nearly always find a…read morefew nice things for myself or a gift for a friend.

A well-curated charity shop in an upscale neighborhood, supporting a cause close to my heart. Since…read moreit opened I've invested in a some nice vintage pieces priced somewhere between thrift stores and Etsy. Something that happened on my last visit left me unsettled. It was a Sunday, and the manager I usually have a nice chat with wasn't there. I browsed around and found a good older Lands End barn jacket for $55. Unfortunately it was missing one of its logo buttons in the back flap, making the $55 seem kind of high. I took it to the counter to discuss. The staff member present that day pointed to the "no negotiations" sign next to the counter, and said that damaged goods like the coat would have been put in the garbage. I begged to buy it for $55 just to rescue the poor thing, just like I did with my shelter dog. Seriously brought up the stories of the Great Depression when big corporate farms dumped good produce and milk into the ground, rather than feed the hungry, in a move to fix pricing. Also, my 81 year old mum resigned from her volunteer position at a local church-run charity shop because they were throwing away perfectly good vintage clothing just because of some small flaw. Truly, if the manager of this shop wants to reassure me that this ISN'T store policy, it would make me more comfortable to come back and shop again.