The bridge in Monterey has two locations along lighthouse and I've got to tell you these places are…read moreamazing! I stopped in yesterday while in Monterey and felt guilty when I left with two huge bags for $30! They have a tag system where some things are 20% off all the way down to $1.50 and I managed to score quite a few few things at the dollar 50 price including some new tags Eileen Fisher pieces! This is a great cause as well as a cute store with really nice people. The Larger store which is farther down towards Pacific Grove has lots of housewares as well. The smaller store which is just up the block from the Goodwill is more boutique awesome place to go Do Not not miss this on your Thrift trip to Monterey.

A nice small selection of men's clothing and a larger selection of women's clothing. Nice quality…read moreused home furnishings. Oddly, there were no prices on the few clothing items I had. The service was pretty quick.

Very clean! A nice place to relax and browse. Things are in…read moretheir place, super organized. Not like some thrift stores where you take the risk of an accident or tripping over random junk on the floor. Almost all of the items seemed like someone would actually buy it and the prices are fair. Very nice team of people working the floor and handling the front end. Everything seemed to be put in its place with a nice selection of items. Last words...new to me.

Best resale with nicest employees! This store is very well organized and new things come in…read moredaily. It is priced fair- they really try to have things so they are affordable to the local community. It's frustrating when reseller come in and buy everything up to resell. Keep in mind when you go to reseller shops around Monterey a lot of of them have already shopped at Branches and are charging you a higher price!

This is a great little resale store in the heart of New Monterey which is a few blocks up from the…read moreMonterey Bay Aquarium. I found this unique cowboy shirt with a game design on it for around $40. It looks like a one of a kind. The owner Kim was great at assisting me and pointing out possible combinations and accessories. I have found a lot of unique shirts, jackets and hats. They also have a great selection of rock concert shirts.

Great place to find cool pieces! The owner Kim was great at putting together outfits and suggesting…read moregreat accessories. The prices are really good too! The best place to shop in the area for sure (and I shop vintage a lot!) I will try and go there once a month, new stuff comes in all the time. I like this place a lot.

The first of two Goodwills that we stopped into around the Monterey area, this store provided some…read morenice clothing finds. It has the look and organization of a classic Goodwill, meaning a bit less organization but no luxury section and definitely high end brands mixed in. This is how my wife likes it (bargain hunting) and she did end up buying: ballet flats (AGL $6.99) and Citizens for Humanity denim ($9). Service interaction was friendly and helpful.

As a toy collector I always enjoy visiting local thrifts stores while on vacation. I had an…read moreopportunity to visit the Goodwill Central Coast on Lighthouse Ave. The store is small, but nicely kept. My purpose of going to thrifts stores is finding toys. This particular location did not have many, most of the "toys" there are boxed board games. But I was lucky to find these set of 3 Peace Sparkly Angel Red Christmas Teddy Bear (2003 Retired Ty Beanie Baby) in mint condition for a total $4.99 The service was nice because the cashier was very friendly and she was happy for me when I told her I was super excited finding the Beanie Babies.

I first found this thrift charity shop on vacation many years ago. It's right next to the Hyatt…read morehotel in Monterey, down a little pathway. I bought the cutest little dress to go to dinner. Today I found a 70's leather jacket, Y2K whimsygoth mesh top, vintage elephant decor, and lots of cool vintage earrings. Highly recommend if you're nearby. Open Tuesday and Saturday 11 am to 3 pm

Dropped in to take a peek. So to say it's small for a…read moresecond hand resale shop is telling the truth. It's packed floor to ceiling, with just stuff. Stuff that's not salable. It's uncomfortably tight. Tight enough to where you feel unsafe to grab something. Fire hazard unsafe! Prices are high, I live in Monterey high. It seems to me they buy from garage and estate sales for the majority of their inventory. Last words... yikes!

Small store there's barlely room to turn around without knocking stuff over. Lots of merchandise,…read more it's expensive here. Reading glasses and sunglasses started 20.00. Jewelery was also expensive, starting at 10.00 for necklaces. Kitchen ware is expensive. I wouldn't go out of my way to shop here.

I'm all in! Super clean benefit shop. Though it's on the…read moresmaller side it's well stocked and picked up. Got a greeting at the door and a beautiful smile from the lady working on the floor...nice. This shop's not filled with bins and boxes overflowing with junk. The clothes racks aren't so full you can't move the clothes around. They have things you might actually want and could use. Prices seemed totally in-line with this type of thrift stuff. Didn't find any treasure today but it's all in the hunt. Last word...yip!

I apologise to Neween A. I think it must have been me who served this customer. I did not realise…read morethat I had upset the customer but I do ask customers if they have cash on small amounts. It is a 4 percentage processing charge on all cards. We do not want to add that to customers small payments like most other shops are now doing and we are the least expensive benefit shop on the peninsula. Not one of our volunteers get paid and every penny except for electricity, cleaners and insurance goes to needy organisations like food banks, hospice and organisations helping the needy of this peninsula. I truly apologise to Neween A. . Sue

Not so much. It's been a few years since I've stopped by…read morethis shop. No greeting upon arrival though we made eye contact and again when we left. Maybe they were busy...nah! Prices for this thrift shop was average to high in my opinion. Most of the items were 10 to 20 years old not antique, vintage or modern just old used stuff. They had hundreds of used DVD's at $4.00 a piece, why so much? Last words...moving on.

I just want to say thank you for Cynthia who showed me great kindness to me. I was involved in a…read morehouse fire and lost everything. Cynthia was my guardian angel. This woman helped me to start over. God bless this woman who works at St.Vicente De Paul located in Seaside CA