Vintique Alley was one of my favorite shops - when it was at the previous location. It's new…read morelocation is in an old Mexican restaurant and feels smaller & cramped. Parking is very difficult. The way the owner displays her items are beautiful but be prepared to overspend ($$$$$). I personally enjoy finding treasures for a reasonable price - even if it means going to a few other antique stores or thrift stores. Enjoy the hunt. Since the move, it feels like a totally different store. Sad to see what used to be a great store, turn into something for teens/instagram-hungry-folk to find "vintage/farmhouse" clothes. Needs more space for furniture & such, like what it was before.

I don't know what happened? :( sad that they moved from their original location. I couldn't even…read morefind the store! It used to be such a great store for great finds, which we frequented for vinyl records! Please update if you guys have closed down permanently!

I found this top with the tag from ross still on, sold for $9 when it's worth less brand new???…read morethis is not a thrift store if USED items cost more than if they were brand new.

All thrift stores are getting out of control, but savers is the worst of them. It's so close to me…read morethat I still go from time to time just to see if I can find something good, but I definitely won't be going back. Over and over I find things from the dollar tree that they're selling for 3.29 or even close to $4. If the item has new tags, they jack up the price for more than what it's worth. I hope they know how much money they're losing for refusing to price their items fairly. There's so many things that I would've bought and I didn't because they were overpriced. Don't donate to this location. They are a for profit corporation that spends no money on inventory and sells it for more than it's worth brand new. At this point, I won't go back there to shop, but I will go back to take pictures and let everyone know to not waste their money at this store. Ps. With the outrageous prices the thrift stores charged nowadays, you're better off going to an antique store. They have more curated pieces, vintage and durable stuff and most of it is in working condition or undamaged. I find myself going to antique stores more and more. Comparing to the prices that thrifts used to charge back in the day, I would say antique stores are slightly more expensive. But, the way the pricing is now, you would probably find much better pieces than the trash savers sells for equal pricing.

I give this place a 4 out of 5! Service was nice, they have free items that are marked FREE. Lots…read moreof shoes, ties, cute little nick-nacks. They had old school school lockers , my son wanted lol. Located in a shopping center a little empty but on the upside lots of parking! I would go back.

This store is closed and now longer in operation do not come out here…read moreWe drove out from Los Angeles only to find a sign on the door that they are closed

Foster Army Animal Rescue Riverside, CA…read more Date went 11/9/25 (Sunday) Time went 12:37am (not too busy, but still other customers inside the store) Atmosphere: Kind of reminds me of a small mom and pop shop, it's actually quite spacious in the inside and clean. Come here if... You're looking for clothes that are low in price! This store is actually one of the only stores that I've been to that has prices this low. Also come here if you'd like to support a great cause, animals :,)

They don't answer their phone. They're not get involved as far as rescuing a dog I think out of…read morecity that's been my experience so I can't recommend them.

I literally love Liberty Buy & Sell, it's one of my favorite spots to go. The owner is sooo nice…read moreand easy to talk to, like he actually makes you feel comfortable instead of pressured. They always have really good deals, usually like 20-30% off, and they're super chill about negotiating too. The whole vibe is just laid-back and not stressful at all. I swear every time I go I end up finding something cute. Definitely one of my go-to places.

Went in for the first time today, I can't believe I've waited this long. Anyways, very nice owner…read morewho loves what they do. Some have criticized the pricing and product. Everyone is entitled to their opinion and point of view. I buy and sell. It takes time to curate and there is value in that. If you look at it as a thrift shop then you may not find value. If you look at it as a shop that waded through the bullsh*t in order to display fun finds then you can appreciate it more. There is passion and value in editing and saving cool finds from the landfill. I'll be back Liberty and I'm sharing with some friends

I love the Salvation Army. They always have stuff that I can use or reuse. This one on Magnolia…read morecould use a little bit of cleaning up because sometimes I go in there and it's a little bit of a hot mess. Like going into your sister's bedroom the messy one. It's not gross by any means, but it's disorganized. However, if you can look past the disorganization, you really can find some cool things. Honestly, it's still one of my favorite shops and I go there often.

I've been here a couple times and it never disappoints. It's a lovely place for treasure hunting. I…read morefound a brand new pasta machine (retails for over $200). Plenty of parking. They accept cards for payments.

Amazing deals , the lady in the front is so sweet and adorable . Hidden Gem!! If you're looking for…read morea thrift store that is not being ransacked by resellers this is the place for you

Everything was dirty, dusty, cobwebs and place smelled like cat urine. As someone who is higly…read moreallergic to cats...please place a sign that there are cats.