Dope shop, cool owner. Worth a stop if ever in area! Definitely a flashback to the past , great…read moremerch that has u reminiscing of the glory days when you ruled the world, might even stumble across a favorite T or hoodie from High school that you rocked in Palm Springs cruising the loop or Havasu at Nautical or Crazy horse on spring break, shoot might be the one that got jacked by the federales on Revolucion st in TJ!!!

Cute shop, rare goods, great prices and the owner is nice! I will definitely be returning.read more

Whateverbetty is located inside the Mission Galleria structure in Downtown Riverside. Specifically,…read moreit is located on the fourth floor. What you will find here is a whole lot of clothing. That's basically what they focus on, and they have a lot of it. Virtually all of the clothing they offer is used. My guess is what they do is go to thrift stores and other such locations and pick out the best of the best and then present it for sale. Meaning, yes, you could find what is being offered here at the various thrift stores but what they have done is pick out the best of the best for you to choose from. This is not a criticism, this is just something to give you an understanding of what to expect when you walk in to this business. The prices here are moderate, with a few items that I would consider as fairly high. But, if you want to look through an interesting collection of high-end used clothing, this is the shop for you.

Great vintage clothing store at 342 Orange street Redlands california. Always fully stocked with…read moremen's and women's vintage clothing

Vintage Alley is a beautiful and special local small business located in the heart of Riverside…read more From the moment you walk in you are instantly absorbed and in awe of all the beautiful and unique items. The store is a good size and is divided up into different rooms with privately owned antiques and homemade works of art. They have everything from kitchen, bedroom and garden decor. Each special item is priced reasonably for its uniqueness and timeless style. The shop owner (I think) was at the register and so nice and answered all my questions. What I truly love about this place is the care they take in each transaction. Wrapping each item and placing them in a cute brown gift bag with black tissue paper. When I got home, I felt as though I was opening a gift. A special gift from me to me! All I can say is this place is a local gem and I hope the current pandemic doesn't get the best of them. I will be back again and again and again and again!

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 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

Dissapointing experience. I've shopped here multiple times and support local business but won't be…read moreshopping here again. Owner was actually in store today and was chatting it up with other customers but failed to greet, nod, smile or acknowledge myself, my wife or my daughter as she walked passed us several times and barely answered our question about an item (gave us a one word answer). We asked if she was the owner because that says a lot about a business and walked out having an experience that people of color are all too familiar with. We collectively decided we wouldn't be returning.

Great little Shop! The bath bombs are my new favorite items. They all smelled so heavenly and…read morenatural. None of them were overly scented. And best of all they are affordable. The small is $1.50 and the large is $3.50. My skin feels so soft and smooth after use. If you're into smaller items or beauty items like myself, they have cute lotions, deodorant, and lip products as well. These would be perfect for a gift bag or to throw in your bag. I can't speak for the quality of the clothes, but I was surprised that the prices were actually affordable. The quality felt good when I searched though the racks. A lot better than fast fashion places. If you're in the neighborhood I would definitely stop by. This place is a treat.

The hours are not correct. There is a lock on the gate so you cannot enter. The location didn't…read morehave a sign. This is not a physical store you can go to anymore.

Dropped in after going to handle some issues with my utilities across the street. This is a super…read morecute place! It's a bit small and the collection isn't exactly my style, but they've got a lot of really nice pieces at affordable price points. I can't quite remember what they had as I'm writing this a week after visiting, but I want to say they had a lot of 70s/80s/90s stuff. I overheard the store attendant (not sure if owner) discuss how the store is relatively new and a labor of love and how they basically just threw in their entire lives into opening this store, and hearing that made me really happy to patronize this small business. Will definitely be back!

Best thrift store in Yucaipa! At least that I've ever seen! It's also honestly one of the best…read moreI've come across period, and I'm a long-time avid thrifter for sure. A little bit of everything - from beautiful antique glassware, regular glassware and various kitchen goodies, linens, tools, decor, clothing, furniture, mirrors, toys, books & movies, and SO much more. Owners (husband & wife) are so friendly & welcoming, and pricing is super affordable. One note though- if you've got allergies, well.... it's a bit on the cluttered side, so do be careful in that regard. But there's definitely a very fun & completely worth it treasure hunt to be had, and I'm told they get new inventory daily and are open 7 days/week. Have fun! Thank y'all; I'll be back!

Friendly, willing to help find items and gives you great prices, no pressure…read more Pretty nice items they carry at this thrift shop.

With how beautiful and historic downtown Riverside is, this shop is a disappointment…read more Many of the items sold in the store are items from Walmart, Home Goods and other department stores that have a 'rustic' or 'vintage' look. The owner is purchasing and upselling (up to triple the price from the department store). The owner does sprinkle some antiques around the store but the items are overpriced. It's also kind of weird that the owner has a huge photograph of herself behind the cashier counter. Not a fan of this store when there are plenty of other stores worth shopping at walking distance.

I entered the enchanted store because of the posters "Witches be crazy!" I thought it was fun. The…read moreyoung woman at the outside table was friendly, and I was drawn to the botanical posters of mushrooms. She indicated there were more botanicals in the store of mushrooms - so I entered. I got about a third of the way into the store, admiring the wide array of vintage food craft tools - when I came upon the prominent display of the T-shirt "Try that in a small town". Knowing that this is a racist T-shirt advocating the lynching of African-Americans I realized that it was an intentional statement to black and brown people so I immediately left the store and wrote this second review. The first review was removed by Yelp because I gave it five stars. That's why I adjusted it to one star. Presently no one should patronize the store if they have a conscience and are wanting to make the world a better place.