We had so much fun looking through here. So many fun little trinkets and things to see. I found a…read moreBeatrix potter music box that was absolutely beautiful! Defiantly will come back the next time we're in town

Such a hidden gem I could spend hours in! Has something for everyone, me and my friend got so much…read morestuff

Found the cutest tops! Amazing cause and amazing service. They've got the cutest vintage and…read moreantiquities. It's like a community at mustard market. It's like a hole in the wall, best prices and there's always some sort of sale. Glad I found this place I always thought it was a deli or something

Really an extraordinary thrift store. Creatively and artistically staged, with lots of lovely…read morethings very fairly priced. The manager is a gem!

I wish I had more time to spend in here. It's a pretty big location in the heart of downtown…read moreFullerton next door to The Night Owl. The amount of vintage is mesmerizing and the walls are lined with the good stuff so definitely look up. Dressing rooms are a very good size and the curtains actually cover the entire space so you never feel like you're being creeped on. Lots of good 70's pieces. This place was opened by the same owner who had Super Thrift in La Habrá and side note ... he's pretty handsome.

Came in during my lunch break, they have a decent selection. Guy up front is a snob lol feet up, no…read moregreeting, no goodbye. Pretty wild way to act in an empty store.

Umm... it isn't often when my fellow Yelpers let me down but they sure did with Sav-Mor…read more This is a dark, dirty, unorganized store with lackluster choices. I arrived with about 30 until closing. The staff was nice but there is nothing that I saw that would bring me back. Meh.

Poor selection, grimy, dark. Not worth going out of your way for. Prices were fair but you'd have…read moreto spend quite some time finding something worthwhile. If you have an idea of what you need you might find something but not worth the time imo.

First time I've ever been here. I came to sell some clothes. The guy helping me was very thorough…read moreand explained the process of how they determine what they buy, the price they list it for and the payout to you, the seller. I liked that he walked me through it and I was standing there the whole time as he went through my items piece by piece. They only bought two items which was a bummer since I drove from Long Beach but oh well, it is what it is....

Absolutely could not have had a better experience, it makes me sad that they have such a low rating…read morebut trust me this place is SOO MUCH BETTER TO GO TO than Uptown Cheapskate which is 10 minutes away. I went there first and I had the absolute worst experience imaginable. Rudest employees with the biggest attitudes. I work retail and I get having one of those days but seriously it's your job to at least pretend to be nice since you're getting paid anyways.. Regardless thank you Buffalo Exchange! Can't wait to be back

Was in the area and decided to stop into this Goodwill to see what finds I could gather. I was…read morelooking for some jackets to upgrade my professional wardrobe and this location had a pretty wide selection. From the entrance, on the right side, you'll see the big racks of their current trends or hip items. Had some nice jeans and also some more dressy wear. I came in on a Yellow Tag day and was able to find some things to restock my closet some. The lady at the register was pretty chill and said they ran out of shopping bags, I was like it's okay I can just carry them out. I guess it matched the discount store vibe lol. They do have a few changing rooms with staff standing right outside if you need anything - thought that was pretty cool. Parking was pretty much almost full when I got there, but was able to find parking right by the front of the shop. Think I'm gonna add this location to my list of thrift shops in the area.

At first glance, seemed great, the store was clean, well-organized, and had a nice overall…read moreaesthetic. Unfortunately, the experience went downhill quickly. The prices were high across the board, and there were barely any discounts, which already made it hard to justify buying anything. After spending about 30 minutes searching, I finally found an item I wanted, only to be told at checkout that they couldn't sell it to me because it didn't have a tag. I've been to many Goodwill locations before, and this has never been an issue, usually they just retag the item and/or scan something similar and sell it. Instead, I left empty-handed after wasting my time. Between the pricing and that policy, I won't be returning.

I believe this page is a duplicate of the Assistance League of Fullerton page. They're only open…read moreTuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 10:00-3:00, run by volunteers. All money raised goes towards programs they help in the Fullerton community. Donations are accepted only during business hours.

I went here for the sale and the system they have in place was AWFUL to say the least. There is no…read moreproper way of sorting people and rude associates I've enjoyed coming to this place since childhood but seems things change :/

The store has a great selection along with great prices and lovely employees, 10/10 would recommendread more

Volunteer Experience…read more I was a new volunteer, and unfortunately, I did not have a positive experience. While I was processing donations in the back, the woman in charge grabbed my hand and thrust it aside. It was because I reached for a pile she was working on. I found the physical contact upsetting and inappropriate. I did not know her and was new to the organization. She apologized afterward, which I acknowledge, but the incident still has affected me negatively. I was new and made some mistakes, and I understand that this may have been frustrating. However, I found that multiple times she spoke to me to be quite stern. She eventually softened her tone, but I still felt very uncomfortable about the interactions. I contacted the volunteers responsible for training and scheduling to let them know what happened. They apologized and told me that volunteering at Charity's Closet was probably not a good fit for me. I appreciated appreciated their response, but I was disappointed, because I was not told whether the incident would be addressed with the volunteer involved. I am sharing this, because I hope volunteers are treated with patience and respect, particularly those who are new. I hope an experience like mine does not happen to anyone else.

Great selection. Very well curated . Daleney is a delight! Helpful happy amazing. Best store around!read more

I called in first to see the process about selling clothes and if it was okay to come in and they…read moresaid yes. I came in to Uptown Cheapskate for the first time today to sell some of my clothes, shoes, and purses. I brought my items in a trash bag and they said they don't accept items in trash bags so next time use a reusable bag. I wasn't told on the phone and didn't see this on the website. They told me to fold my clothes nicely into the laundry basket. I put my items in a laundry basket they had behind the counter. They gave me a 10% off coupon for any purchase I made today in store. I walked around the store while I waited for them to price my items. I was called over for the payout of my items and they bought 5 items out of a large laundry basket size of items I brought in. I'm disappointed because I had namebrand items new with tags and gently used namebrand items that they did not buy, I brought mostly summer items! I was frustrated because a lot of the items in the store were way more beat up than my items. They threw all my clothes into the basket all a mess! I was told to go to the register to pay for the shoes I found, and I waited a couple minutes while making eye contact with an associate at the purse counter, who continued to ignore me as I was waiting to checkout. He finally came over and charged me out and I had the coupon next to the shoes and after being charged out I asked if he use the coupon and he said no, I didn't see it, it's too late. You can use it next time. I went to gather my items to take out to the car and I did use one of their laundry baskets to take all the items they wouldn't take back to my car and the door sensor went off. I went back to the sell item counter and the associate told me he forgot to tell me that there was a security tag on the basket. The employees were very chatty with each other and I feel like the customer service was neglected heavily for my experience. 2 stars because I did find a pair of shoes but I would give a 1 star for customer service.

I only recently learned of the Assistance League which is a national non-profit organization…read morefocused on operating philanthropic programs for local communities! As such, I find them to be a better alternative to Goodwills and Salvation Army because the money from their thrift store goes back directly to the communities they are physically located in. For item donations, drive to the rear of the store. There are workers that will accept the donated items and provide you with a receipt if wanted. DOUBLE check their hours before going. Since they're a volunteer-based organization they are not open everyday and generally run from 10AM-3PM.

Please give your employees a training in customer service ASAP!! I stopped by to drop off some…read moredonations. The website says they accept donations until 3 pm so I arrived around 2:50 pm and a woman told me they stopped taking donations at 2 pm and to return on Tuesday when it was more convenient for them. I told her I only had two bags of clothes and she made an annoyed face and begrudgingly let me drop off the bags while schooling me about how the cutoff is at 2 pm. Um, maybe update your website?! I needed to get those clothes out of my house so I donated the bags, in any other situation I would have taken my clothes, some of which were new with tags, elsewhere. From reading the reviews, I can only conclude that there is a pattern of disrespect and unprofessional behavior. The only other time I've been here they were having a jewelry sale and I witnessed one woman yelling at another volunteer in such a demeaning/condescending manner that I almost left, then she snatched the paper bag with my merchandise from me since she hadn't cooled off from belittling her colleague. Perhaps these ladies should spend their free time taking courses on etiquette and good manners instead of doing the community a disservice with their presence at this establishment. Next time, I'll just drive to Costa Mesa to donate to Laura's House, the staff there are friendly and the clothes are actually cuter and more like what I wear anyway.