My sweetie took me here a while back. The store owner was friendly and attentive. However, I saw…read moreso much stuff in this little tiny store. It was clutters of stuff and we were the only customers there at the time. To be honest, some of the stuff there probably should be just thrown away like worn out shoes and books in a shed that probably has mildew on them. Each time I did find something to buy, the owner kept on checking on her phone for a similar item's price. Apparently, most prices here are not set and the owner decides once the customer asks. I saw some hats I liked in a box marked $2 each, she told me that only some of the hats were that price. I found a kid's sweater that was from the 1990s and showed wear, she wanted $10 for it because it was apparently designer. Seriously?!? Also my sweetie wanted to buy a doll for his mother for mother's day and again the store owner had to compare pricing for it online. She gave him a price but would not budge on the price, my sweetie and I debated about it...was it worth it? Could we find another collectible doll at a different thrift store for less? Well my sweetie ended up buying it. His mom loved it. But we both think there are better deals elsewhere. I also have a feeling that the owner here sizes people up to see by how they dress and act to determine the price she would sell the item to them. This small thrift store is hidden in the back behind other businesses. I get the impression that most items for sale here have been in the store for years. There is an awesome collection of vintage phones but who wants an old landline phone? There are not only worn out shoes, but clothing that has seen better days. The aisles are cluttered, narrow and cramped. It is difficult to walk through them. Also as there is no fitting rooms, there should have been at least a long mirror to see yourself while trying on clothing, but there was none. When you buy used clothing, you are taking a huge chance as clothing can have shrunk, have unraveled stitching, stains, alterations, cigarette or sweat smell, have holes and other issues- trying on clothing is the best way to examine clothing before purchase. There is no way to do that here. I would not even know where i could simply stand with a few chosen articles of clothing to try on over my own clothing here. As I said, my sweetie and I were the only customers in the store at the time. I get the impression as well that it does not get much business at least lately. And yet, her prices are generally high. I do not even know how a store like this one can stay in business!

The man working the store was really nice but the store is so tiny! You can't move throughout it…read moreand it's packed with really old over priced items. Wouldn't recommend it.

I came back because again, I kept hearing how good this spot was. Ok, ok, you win!!!…read more Parking is still a pain in the butt because there is none. But the location was clean and fully stocked with great housewares--I got a set of beautiful vintage green class glasses. Ended up with a lot of great finds including a COS coat, a few dresses, some cool tops and all reasonably priced but since I had my mom with me got the extra 30% senior discount (on Tuesdays). I will definitely be going back!!!

This is first time here in many years, let's see how it went:…read more Parking is on the street only, and spaces are very few . The service was nice friendly and helpful. They have a huge selection clothing and other interesting items. The value for your money is just ok, some of the items in this location can be a bit overpriced in my experience from store to store. But overall, a good place to get some good finds.

This is my first time to this location, let's see how it went:…read more Parking is first come first served, mixed between the Long lines of people donating items with their vehicles. The inside of the store is modestly lit and works well for this location. The service was nice and friendly. The values for your dollars goes along way; each store like this has its own distinct personality; this works well for each individual store. Nice job to each of them.

Does not allow for returns from different SF bay goodwill stores. First and only time I've ever…read moreheard of this policy. Super frustrating and really poor customer service.

Wide selection of antiques for reasonable prices. Owner is very friendly. Owner made an effort to…read moreknow what I'm interested in and keeps an eye out for me.

A very nice place to to find a perfect unique gifts for you and your love ones!…read moreThey have varieties of vintage and antique pieces . Nice selections and neatly organized ! Parking is easy as it is located in front of the shop. Let's help the small businesses and visit this shop.

If you live in the Bay Area, please stop by the home consignment center in Danville!! Everyone that…read moreworks there is so helpful and sometimes you can get a better price just by asking... I recently did a remodeling of my home and got some furniture, a mirror and a beautiful rug for such an amazing price. My sofa was part of a model home where the developer delivers the Furniture there after the model home showings end.

The Home Consignment store is full of some beautiful gently used items at a very reasonable price…read more So many new items come through that store almost daily. I found the employees there to be very kind and helpful. I purchased a couch, a recliner and a coffee table and used their delivery service. Everything arrived quickly and the guys that delivered everything were so nice and professional. I love going back to the store and doing a walk through. You never know what you will find.

All of the reviews on the Salvation Army here are years old. All of them are pre-Covid. Today is…read moreApril 20 25 and there's a whole new game in town regarding Salvation Army. The good old days are GONE thanks to Covid. San Mateo County is particularly hard hit as far as any Salvation Army activity. There is severe reduction by any charity and that includes Goodwill and St. Vincent de Paul. Readers here probably know California has problems and people are leaving and therefore showing up at donation centers with beautiful stuff. The donation centers are going to be picky to the max so either you are going to be doing a lot of work on Craigslist or eBay to get rid of your stuff or you are going to see it go to ground fill by junk haulers and it's going to make you upset. Don't know how these organizations are supporting the new migrants that need to furnish theirnew homes. Guess they are getting debit cards and cash to go buy new stuff but your donation centers are not going to basically work with you and that includes Salvation Army. Learned the hard way when nobody wanted our beautiful stuff. Just be warned. Good luck!

Our store used to donate games and toys for them to give out at Christmas. But then we found out…read morethat the managers were stealing the best of our stuff for themselves. When Pokemon was popular we gave them a bunch but we heard from an employee that the managers threw it in the trash because they thought it was demonic. How bad of people do you need to be to steal or throw away Christmas presents for poor kids???

I've walked up and down Fillmore daily and never walked into Warren until this past weekend. I saw…read morein the window a few interesting things and had no idea there was a thrift estate sake store here still. I saw a really cute littke Snoopy figure in the window and went in to ask about it. I stood in front of the salesperson who was behind a counter on a phone or just distracted and I said hello. I asked about the Snoopy in the window. He told me it was $50. I asked if I could see it. He told me I would need to buy it to see it. What kind of store does that? Apparently this store that I won't be buying a Snoopy at. Ugh. There's so much random stuff in this store that I don't understand it at all. Unpolished silver, used vintage silk tops with armpit stains, hats, art to decorate your oldest living relative's house...and a Fender Knock off guitar in the window selling for $450, but worth less than $60.

I told Gary that I was looking for a nice bag to use as a brief case but it had to fit my 16"…read morelaptop. True to form, he found me exactly what I was looking for: a genuine LV bag in terrific condition. He pays attention to what I gravitate toward and presents me witch great options. We check in at Warren a couple of times a month for new items and to see Gary. Thank you for being a great sales person.