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    Community Projects Thrift Shop

    3.9 (60 reviews)
    Closed 9:30 am - 4:30 pm

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    Steve W.

    This thrift store is located near downtown Napa. They do have a small lot next to them, which is also where you donate your goods. Otherwise you'll be hunting for street parking. Once inside, the building is divided into two rooms. The larger room houses, all the clothing, glassware, jewelry and shoes. The small room is given over to books, housewares, furniture, bedding, toys, knickknacks, and more glassware. Everything is well laid out and merchandised with plenty of room to walk around. However, there's only one dressing room for everyone. Great place to find something unique and a good price, no exchanges or refunds. Informative photos included.

    Paula S.

    This community -based thrift store has beautiful items and very fair prices. I can usually find things here that are similar to if not exactly what I'm looking for. And they really help the community as well.

    Diem N.

    Great place. Great prices. I love the books area. I love the price. There so many things to buy. There was line out the door before the store open. That's a good sign

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    Teresa B.

    I think I found my new favorite thrift store. It ticks off all the boxes on my list: -Great inventory -Reasonable prices -Clean store -Helpful and professional staff members I stopped in here yesterday afternoon 15 minutes before closing time and discovered it was 50% off all clothing and shoes through this Saturday. I grabbed a couple pairs of jeans ($4 and $5 each with the discount) and two indoor plant potters ($1 each). I loved how there was a pretty big book section, a section for arts and crafts supplies (with fabric!) and even a seasonal section with Halloween costumes. I wish the hours were extended so I could visit on a weekday without taking time off of work. But oh well. I'll definitely be back. Bonus: There's also a dedicated parking lot.

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    Jean L.

    This thrift store is comprehensive meaning that there's something for everyone. I particularly liked their home goods section where I saw a lot of great dishwares but didn't buy any because I just don't have the space. Most of the men's and women's clothing is geared toward a mature audience. As the weather gets chillier in the evenings, a plethora of scarves will keep you warm! Everything is priced reasonably. I saw a really cute teddy bear wearing a plaid vest and hat for $1! I seriously thought about buying it! I ended up purchasing a crossbody genuine leather purse with a unique front, got a couple of compliments from the staff as I was paying for the item. All the staff are volunteers and very nice. One of them told me that proceeds go to various non-profits throughout the community. This shop has its own parking lot and is located just a few blocks over from the heart of downtown. #40/2021

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    15 years ago

    Super well organized and clean. I've found a lot of stuff here and donated a lot too. Plus the staff is really nice.

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    11 years ago

    Great local thrift store with great finds and reasonalbe price items. The money raised goes to our local schools.

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    Every time I'm in the area we stop by, great prices and friendly volunteers. Tons of books

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    11 years ago

    Large clean well organized thrift store. A delight to shop in! Decent prices and lots of stuff.

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    In honor of Earth Day, I decided to revisit some of my favorite thrift shops…read more You don't really know a thrift shop unless you visit it multiple times. With each visit, if you find irresistible temptation, the shop has your number and you should run away as fast as possible, while yelping loudly and quickly so that temptation goes away faster. This is exactly what happened to me over three visits. With each visit I had to resist temptation in my favorite collectible areas. The kitchen area threw fabulous cast-iron pans at me. I don't need more cast-iron pans. But these were in such pristine condition. A quick cleanup, a touch of seasoning and they would be good to go. And some of these were clearly vintage pieces. I have a serious weakness for collectible cast-iron, but I literally have no space for hobbies like this. But wait, that was not the end of it. I ran into what looked like an absolutely pristine clay pot. Thank goodness I've run out of space in my kitchen. I just purchased a clay pot for $45. This five dollar clay pot was just killing me, but I had to walk by it. Onward to the clothing section. 100% silk from brands that I would love to be able to afford in department stores. This one with French cuffs where I finally get to use my collection of cufflinks. Ahhh...! Then I was looking for UV protective clothing, which seemed like an odd item except that I kept finding items in almost every category. The only way I was able to resist even more temptation was to skip entire sections. Then there was the furniture section. The first visit, I was tempted by an antique sewing machine. As irresistible as this was, it was so impractical and space thirsty that I was mostly intrigued, but was able to walk by it. This visit was ridiculous. There was this beautiful little adjustable side table. It folded up neatly but could expand to become twice as useful. It was only 10 bucks. Thank goodness it didn't fit in my car. Because it wouldn't fit in my place. The bike looked promising. Alas it was 50 bucks and it needed new tires. Nah. Too much work. I took the time to check out the books thoroughly instead of my usual just skipped to the cooking and gardening sections. There were quite the handful of interesting looking books for a mere two dollars for the hardcovers. Now, my book storage at home has reached earthquake, dangerous levels. I was able to escape temptation by quickly checking my online library and locating electronic versions. Whew! Save by my Earth Day library efforts. Checking out the electronics, I managed to put off backup items from the last visit. Vacillating, I decided to revisit this section. Thank goodness, clearly the store is hopping because the items that I had in mind were just plain gone. Whew! All in all, this thrift has risen in my opinion to dangerously tempting and useful status. It's one of those thrifts where frequent visits are worth it because the inventory changes relatively frequently.

    Melissa was a wonderful sales & cashier person!! Great personality!…read moreNot happy with " no fitting" rooms! Probably won't be back! ‍

    Dovetail Boutique Consignment

    Dovetail Boutique Consignment

    3.3
    (11 reviews)

    I've been going to Dovetail Boutique Consignment since its initial opening. I absolutely love this…read moreconsignment shop. Beautifully decorated! Once a week, usually, I go there, as they always have new items, plus, their prices on items are respectfully honest. After reading the negative reviews, I feel I should stand up for this beautiful consignment shop. The reason being I had my own business on the coast for five years. I started out with all my own items. My mom who lived in Colorado would send me boxes of things to sell. She called them care packages and she never wanted a penny for them. The shop did fantastic in the beginning, but when I started doing consignment for people, I didn't realize how tough it was going to be. I was the only employee in the beginning and there were days, I was so exhausted that I had to close my shop on the days that I was open. That was the hardest part knowing I was disappointing customers. People would leave things outside in front of my shop door and some of it was trash. Yet, there were people who donated items they didn't want money for just to keep me going. These are memories I treasure. I wish people would understand that we have a limited amount of shops like this in NAPA and they're all wonderful. And we have lots and lots of people who want to earn money on their items as times are hard- my point being on this is ..we are willing to get rid of and to let go of our items. Yes, there were glitches in the beginning and ever since I have seen a 100% improvement in Dovetail Consignment Boutiques. I have brought them hundreds and hundreds of feet of bubble wrap to help them package items that are precious to customers that they have purchased.. No one realizes that have never had a shop like this to understand how really, really tough it is and I think they have been vigilant in working out and correcting the issues and problems developing this wonderful store. It takes great patience, perseverance, blood sweat, and tears to meet the Public expectations and demands. I wish people were more patient and understanding. I will always support this shop. As well as the other's in shops in town. This comes from my heart and I wish the reviews weren't as negative as they've become because they don't deserve it. Thank you for reading this. I hope it helps the shop and the customers..

    Lots of fun pieces for sale. Walked around the store for 10…read moreminutes, I was only customer in the store. Staff/ owners never greeted me. No big deal. But when another lady walked in and they welcomed her. I left the store. Napa is still a small town, locals are your bread and butter.

    American Cancer Society Discovery Shop

    American Cancer Society Discovery Shop

    3.5
    (40 reviews)
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    This small thrift shop is located in a strip center with several other businesses. The retail space…read moreis about the size of a small convenience store. You will find some deals here, although it seems the prices are a little bit all over the place. It's filled with mostly women's clothing, but there is a smaller men's section. Lots of collectibles and fine China here. Toys, books and knickknacks are plentiful. There are two dressing rooms, but no public bathroom. Notable facts: Open seven days a week 10 to 6 except for Sunday 10-5. No refunds/ exchanges, everything sold as is. The tip screen will be waiting for you after your credit card purchase, but the tip does go towards the ACS not the volunteers. Informative photos included.

    Updated review: I appreciate the owner taking the time to…read morereach out and acknowledge my review. It means a lot that my feedback is being considered, and I hope it helps improve the experience for customers of all ethnicities moving forward. Thank you. It's pretty wild how reading the reviews confirmed the uneasy feeling I had when I walked into this store. I'm Filipina and was spending my Saturday visiting thrift shops in Napa since I'm not from the area. As soon as I walked in, the girl at the register looked up and smirked. I started browsing the racks, and an older employee was putting clothes away, greeting every white customer who came in but not me. I was in there for 30 minutes and observed. I love to yelp because this is where you get the real talk. Coming from a very diverse city, the experience felt uncomfortable and foreign. This employee passed by me multiple times without a single acknowledgment. When I got back to my car, I read the reviews and sure enough, others had similar experiences. To that employee: maybe visit other cities and see what inclusivity looks like. People from all backgrounds shop at thrift stores, many of us for necessities, not "aesthetic" reasons. We help keep your business open.

    Community Projects Thrift Shop - thrift_stores - Updated July 2026

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