This is one of the most well-organized thrift stores I have ever been to. I walked around for a…read morewhile and, while I didn't end up getting anything, there were several things I thought were nice. There is a wide variety of clothing options for a wide variety in price. I saw a few brand name items that were surprisingly affordable. I didn't see anything that was priced the same as what you would find for that item brand new in the store. This place is mostly clothes, which I don't need more of. I wasn't very impressed with the items they had, but I did see a dad and his son riffling through the baseball cards like crazy. They had a decent pile of cards they were going to get and were really excited every time they found another card to add. I thought that was a really nice sight to see and is what thrift stores are supposed to be about.

There are so many things that baffle me…read more Why would a thrift store that wants to sell its clothes, staple the price tag onto the clothing, using a staple which pierces and damages the fabric twice? Anything you buy here has been stapled at least once. Likely directly on the right shoulder on the front facing part of the shirt that people will see. Make that make sense? Why wouldn't a thrift store set regular pricing so that each category of clothing is the same price? **That would be too simple and too logical. ** Why would a thrift store tell you to wear athletic wear and try stuff on over your clothes inside the store instead of providing fitting rooms? There are mirrors in the store somewhere in case you were wondering. A changing room? Go F yourself. But theres a mirror somewhere. Over there. You don't see that mirror?! Crocs?! Well you can buy those for $35 at the store so we better make damn sure they're paying $25 or more here at the thrift store. We wanna make sure there's no discount involved here so if the shoes are $50 at the store, we better make them $30 here. Yes. That's definitely why mothers come to the thrift store with their children. For market prices on USED SCUFFED crocs. Like what? This thrift store wants to be something else real bad and I won't be going back till they figure out who they hell they is. They want to make money but they don't care about serving the community AT ALL. I am being dead serious when I tell you they're going to sell you DIRTY crocs for 75% of the price of full price crocs. That is not the point of a thrift store. The point of a thrift store is to take donated goods and give them back to the community at an affordable cost. Thrift stores should serve the community. Thrift stores should set fixed pricing for category of items. Thrift stores should be willing to work with you and barter if you are spending more than $20 at their store. That's my hot take.

Wonderful and personal customer service. So many great items at reasonable prices. I could've spent…read morehours in this treasure box of a store. Fabulous selection of furniture glassware trinkets pottery frames mirrors. Their leather chairs were in great condition. Will definitely return soon.

Pretty good selection of things. We have bought some nice items here! The staff are generally…read morehelpful! Some of the things seem overpriced, while others are priced very reasonably. Overall a positive place to go!

Large place, a much bigger layout than I expected. Glad to see places like this still exist. For me…read morethough, it didn't really fit what I was looking for, and prices were a bit steep. I still enjoyed browsing, but items were a bit newer in age than what I gravitate toward. Either way I think people would have a good time here, to just browse for a couple hours. Parking was pretty easy, the lot seems to fill up quick. They also have artisan work there too which is nice. Good to see support of small business artists.

Wow, wow, and wow! If you have 3-4 hours to spare, and you're in the area, stop by! Vintage Levi's,…read moreclothing, furniture, Pyrex, toys, collectibles, vinyl. You name it, they probably have it. Prices were reasonable. Customer service was helpful. Spacious warehouse, indoors and out; clean. We will definitely be returning!

Good selection of clothes! This store is very well organized and curated. The clothes are…read moremoderately priced ranging from $6 to $20 depending on the piece. There are no colored tag discounts but there are 10% discounts for teachers, military, and seniors every day. This store has very nice items as well. The area surrounding is not the greatest and there are lots of homeless people in front of the store.

This location is tiny but it does have some treasures to be had if you have the time to dig around…read more Staff are friendly and welcoming and includes the security guard. Parking is limited but there is street parking available - just keep on mind to be patient. There's all sorts of things here such as electronics, clothes, toys and books. You're sure to find something here for yourself or family. Remember to pay it forward and donate as well.

The team is kind and willing to share bits of history about the pieces. The selection is…read morebeautifully curated - which is very refreshing. You'll definitely find some pieces on the pricier end.

I wasn't sure about this store from the outside but we walked in and were nicely surprised. Cute…read morelittle clothing store with some designer pieces. Even better was a whole store sale with 30% off. Walked out of there successful and happy with our purchases.

From out of town and was excited to be in Coronado. I found a book about sewing that I wanted to…read morepurchase. The book was .50 cents and right in front of me, the lady removed the price tag and told me the book was $2. She gave me no reason for why she took the tag off and changed it. The price was rude. She looked at me and said, "Are you going to buy it or not?" I said no and walked out.

Every time I visit Coronado I visit this lovely, friendly shop. And every time I find something to…read morebuy that turns out to be really useful or entertaining. Treasures await!

I stopped by the AmVets thrift store on 3441 Sutherland St in San Diego and had a great experience…read more Everything in the bins is $3 per item, which is a solid deal I especially liked that they use half-size bins instead of deep bins -- it makes shopping easier, less overwhelming, and way more enjoyable. You can actually see what's in front of you without having to dig forever. I walked out with a large bag of finds, and the overall setup felt organized and efficient. For bins shopping, this location is absolutely worth checking out. Would definitely recommend and will be back

They still have plenty of clothes, board games, linens left before they finally move later in…read moreSeptember. It has always been a clearance center not a regular thrift store like Goodwill or Salvation Army.

Found this little gem while in Solana Beach. It is a perfect little thrift store for those…read morelooking for an eclectic and organized thrift store. The owner is super helpful and very pleasant. There are a ton of shoes, clothes and various home items that are a fairly priced. Plus there is AC and restrooms and parking is plentiful. Definetly worthy of a visit.

Great thrift shop! Good selection, prices and proceeds go to the church. Books, clothes, shoes and…read morehousewares. Service was nice and friendly.