So many wonderful finds at this shop! Glassware, dishes, costume jewelry, shoes, unique…read moreknick-knacks, books, CD's and loads of clothes. They are always shifting the merch around to make the shop even more appealing, and something always seems to be on sale. As of right now, every Thursday from 1 to 6pm, almost everything in the shop is half price. And such pretty, inviting windows!

Okay, I've had some time to chill out and I think I can more eloquently express my issue with this…read moreplace, and why I will never, ever go back. First, they claim this is a boutique, yet I've found more fast fashion here than anything else, including old Forever 21. The clothing is not curated whatsoever, or really even organized more than the basic long sleeves together, pants together, etc. Boutiques curate their clothing, display and merchandise it, and usually pay for their clothing (though not in all cases). This place is a small thrift store, but filled with women from a local church who give church ladies the reputation we all know about. Judgy, holier-than-thou, etc. I was here when they got a large donation - yes, donation - from the Johnny Carson Estate, including a ton of his wife's clothing. The pieces were vintage and in great shape, and all designer. That's awesome, good for them! Why did they fill the store with only those items, and attempt to sell them at the highest possible point in the range of their retail value? Because typically their clothing is actually pretty reasonable, this was a super surprise to myself and MULTIPLE other people in the store, all of whom were commenting on it. When I asked what was going on and if someone had lost their mind pricing items in a thrift store at $2k plus, a woman who didn't work there started attempting to belittle me for 'not knowing fabric' and not knowing the value of things. Lady, I worked in a wardrobe department for years, and resell high end vintage clothing. Further, even if I didn't, who on earth speaks to a stranger that way, and especially in a thrift store? Belittling people for not having money or knowing designer clothing is bad enough, but doing so in a store that is supposed to be for those people to be able to cloth themselves is just plain disgusting behavior. The woman in question was absolutely friends with all the women working there, and I already know that birds of a feather, so I won't be coming back to this place as I don't want to ever support women who behave like this. When I called the woman out for her behavior, she denied it, then said 'this conversation is over' because that's what narcissists do when they can't defend their actions. That woman was a disgusting jerk, and she gives that place a bad name - a name I believe it deserves, unfortunately. Avoid if possible!

Tens across the board! Best staff! Awesome selection! Amazing prices! What a gem! Got so many…read moregoodies today :)

I really think they should consider changing the name because this doesn't feel like a thrift…read morestore. I love the variety of items they carry, and the employees have always been friendly, and welcoming. They have an impressive selection of clothing, shoes, glassware, collectibles, furniture, and vintage treasures, and it's always interesting to browse. That said, the prices are much higher than what most people expect from a thrift store. Traditionally, thrift stores exist to provide affordable clothing and household items while supporting the community, especially during times when many families are trying to stretch their budgets. Unfortunately, many of the prices here feel much closer to what you'd find in an antique or resale shop. I would honestly suggest renaming it to something like "Bridge Resale Store" because I think that would better reflect what customers can expect. It's still a great place to shop if you're looking for unique or vintage items, but if you're expecting traditional thrift store pricing, you may leave disappointed. I enjoy visiting and appreciate the staff and the quality of the merchandise--I just wish the pricing better matched the mission and expectations that come with the word "thrift."

The second hand store which supports the cancer treatment is really nice, organized, with good…read moregoods! The selection is very nice, in a good condition! The value is great! I got two pieces of clothing for $8 and $12 dollars. The service is very nice and sympathetic. It is really grateful shopping there.

I used to go to their location on Victory, even donated items here. No lot here, street parking,…read more harder to snag a spot. The store is smaller with less items, almost too clean for a thrift store, you don't get that rush of digging, searching, hunting. The ladies working here were watching us like hawks. Maybe they were bored? Higher prices also. More on the mehhh side.

I'd been meaning to visit this quaint little store for a while now & the sidewalk sign is what…read morefinally lured me in: Half off all clothing! Tierra's Treasures embodies what a great thrift shop is all about: interesting finds & bargain prices. While I wasn't looking for anything in particular, I was WOWED the moment I set foot inside, as each section of the shop felt like a perfectly organized little time capsule. From fun holiday items, flatware with quirky stems, well-preserved vintage & antique photos (yes, antique photos) & baby shoes, to an impressive collection of Pillsbury Doughboy kitchen items (who knew he had his own tea kettle?), I was beyond intrigued. None of the clothing & shoes were my size, however, the prices were great...FOUR dollars for a fancy cocktail dress that would then get reduced to $2 because of the day's surprise sale? Say whaaat?!?! The rear wall was dedicated to children's clothing on the left & toys on the right. And then, as I slowly made my way back to the front of the store, I spotted vintage vinyls! To me, record albums are hallmarks of a true secondhand shop & it's been nearly 10 years since I've seen old records in ANY thrift store; this one housed albums from Gladys Knight, Barbra Streisand & the late, great Lena Horne. I ended my little adventure with a pleasant conversation with one of the employees. All in all, this was one of those rare stores that I'll keep thinking about until I return!

They took over the space of my favorite thrift shop. It used to have a much higher selection at…read moreFANTASTIC prices. Now I see them look up everything online and price things ridiculously high. A vintage hat for $60! A wicker purse for $40!! Outrageous.

Not sure if there's been a management change but there's definitely change afoot at this Goodwill…read more Was in about 8 months ago and it was a definitely miss. Overpriced heavily used goods. Came in yesterday and left with a vintage Ralph Lauren 100% silk blazer (that I had been stalking on Poshmark for $100), a vintage y2k butter soft Wilson's leather jacket, new JCrew tshirt, new Aerie flip flops, perfectly worn in Lacoste button down denim shirt and a like new Toad&Co parka for under $50, TOTAL. There was an employee who was incredibly happy yelling where to find the good stuff and promoting when people would round up their totals. This was a really great experience.

I come in here at least 3x a week on the off chance I find something good. Never do, and if I do,…read moreit's overpriced, so I leave empty handed every single time. For instance a small cup, $4?! Get outta here. Then I go to the other nearby goodwills and they have better prices... A small cup, $2 tops, cause they want to get rid of this stuff, And I find MORE things I'm interested in too. I don't know what is up with this goodwill, but something ain't right... They gotta stop looking at eBay or something and thinking everything they get donated is gold, or hell take 50% off what you see on the eBay listings sold price cause some of these prices are crazy for things y'all get for free... You're a goodwill not an antique mall.

Owner was very chill and even offered us food. The store was pretty big and I would definitely come…read moreback again.

I'm not a big thrifter, but I LOVE me some vintage. I checked this place out due to the great…read morereviews and I was in the neighborhood running errands. Even if you don't need anything, I urge you to go just to meet Zach! He fed me...gave me tamales and cookies for free even though I didn't spend much. It's like the Cheers bar of vintage in that he goes out of his way to know your name, what you're looking for and how life is treating you! Love this guy and his staff is super nice! One of the kindest, individuals I've met in all my years in LA. Such a caring and generous soul. Please support this family owned business that's been around for over half a century!

This thrift shop is the best in so many ways!…read more First customer service. The ladies running this shop are so delightful. I could hang out with them all day. One of the ladies found things for me that looked amazing. They have a great eye for fashion. And super kind. I was a bit hot after trying on clothes and was fanning myself when one of the ladies brought me an ice cold glass of water. Thanks so much for that! The cost is fantastic as well. Great quality items for delightful prices. Whoever shops for this store has impeccable taste. My friend and I found and purchased so many cute things. We will definitely go return. And not just clothes they have art, antiques shows bags. And a nice selection of men's items as well. Just go. You'll find something amazing!

I'm all for charity shops marking items at market value but these prices are crazy. I have to…read moreimagine they are losing sales. I found one single trendy brand there in not great condition for $50Z...this is higher than eBay. That and there is a younger person there that the last year I've gone there they always feel like they are lurking around in an already tight space watching everyone. I spend at least $100 a week thrifting and I'm not sure I've ever bought anything there in the 10 years I've stopped in. Also they had about 1/5 of the shop devoted to a large window display seems rather strange,