This is one of the last true thrift shops in the Bay Area. When used and vintage now means huge…read moremarkups, with snobby service, this shop is a refreshing throwback! They have a power packed variety of clothing and goods, many high quality items for dirt cheap prices. The staff are also the sweetest and very helpful. I brought $20 in cash and left with a flawless vintage Wilson's leather jacket, another name brand cardigan, and two other high quality tops as wardrobe staples. The hours are very limited so come with focus and efficiency in mind. I only shopped for 10 minutes before they closed, and know I hardly scratched the surface. So I can't wait to come back for more deals with more time, and a chance supporting a great cause!

Wow! This place is busting out Christmas all over!…read more This is my first donate and my second visit. The place had transformed from a sleepy site and it was hopping. On my first visit, which was a while ago, I got the impression that this was a rather small space. However, it seems flexible inside and they have literally pushed the merchandise all the way back to the main walls and the space is greatly enlarged. This time they had tons of stuff, lots of Christmas stuff, and as far as I can figure, it was all on sale. Prices were very low. I saw many items on sale for either 50% off or as little as 25 cents per item. there were definitely sales where the signs were either missing or unclear. I got quite a surprise when a swatch of fabric, which I thought was six dollars turned out to be 50 cents. The quality of the items range from some highly coveted brands (not in my size, too bad), to the usual I haven't heard of these. The condition range from nearly brand new to very worn. They have an enormous range of merchandise for a thrift shop, they had lots of books, shoes,men's, women's and children's clothing, surprisingly large purse selection, electronics, all sorts of fabrics and linens, dining and cookware. As far as I can tell, the only day of the week where you can donate is Wednesdays. But it's quite the operation on Wednesdays. They received my donations, swiftly and efficiently. It's a pretty small parking lot and with the activity from the donations the lot was full. But with a bit of patience, the people who have completed their donations and don't plan to shop opens spots very quickly. They only accept cash. No credit cards, no phone apps, just cash. But on both my trips to the shop I could barely get to five dollars. I don't think it's going to be a hardship.

Like any thrift store, a lot of your experience will be based on luck…read more I got quite lucky on my last visit to this Eco Thrift: - Quince blazer with the tags cut out but unworn (in my size!) - 100% wool Irish fishermans sweater - Amazing 80's dress I've since purchased a hoodie insert for the blazer and am getting extraordinary use of it! Be prepared to hunt, as this place is overflowing with stuff. Mirrors are in short supply. Bring your own bag.

Clothes and shoes are def the story here. Home goods and things like that aren't great and pretty…read more'junky'. They have color coded sales and a nice check out system. The only drawback is there is a lot of unhoused people in the area and in the store. This in itself is not an issue. I feel compassion and sympathy for whatever the challenges are that they face. It's all complicated and difficult. I think this store maybe has a kind policy and letting people come in from the cold and rain. However, this is a review and I would be remiss if I didn't share that the store and several of its shoppers had the odor of urine and feces. That may be a factor for others contemplating stopping in there.

Super convenient. They allow you to park up and separate the different recyclables if you have not…read morealready. Everyone is friendly and gets you in and out quickly. They pay by check, so anticipate that.

This recycling center was great! Most of the employees were nice, one was a bit peeved at me taking…read morephotos and thought I was taking photos of him. But, I explained to him I do reviews on Yelp and he then proceeded to make some interesting remarks. All that aside, we recycled 4-5 garbage bags of cans that filled up 2 of their trash bins. Only got $16 back but it's better than nothing. If you're looking for a recycling center, going here is your best bet. Their prices are better than their competitors and they're organized/clean.

Funny little shop…read more Owner is super chill & laid back. He runs a small store full of usual thrift items but adds his own friendly, "whatever you say" attitude in his dealings which makes it a pleasant overall experience every time. Place is [unfortunately] pretty unkempt & often isn't even open when it says it should be (depends on when he gets there to open shop). Cleanliness is lower end. Prices are reasonable. All in all I don't mind popping in here once in a while to see if there are any cool finds.

From the owner: We offer low cost furniture and housegoods to everyone. We accept donations of furniture, clothing,…read moreappliances, and automobiles, providing they are in reasonably good condition.

I've dropped on items here for donations several times throughout the years. Faith Food Fridays is…read morea true charity. It's one of the few food banks that doesn't require ID, proof of income, or proof of residency. They were really out here trying to do good and help the less fortunate. I see the director Mr. Buggs out there unloading the van daily. The people there work hard. By chance when I moved to Vallejo and was looking for a cheap fridge I saw one for $40 on FB Marketplace. It was Faith Food Fridays. I had no idea until I inquired about it. Someone helped me load it into my truck. I insisted on tipping them an extra $20-40 but they refused. So I told them to take it as a donation for the organization. Another occasion when I interact with FFF was as a representative of another non-profit. I asked to post some flyers for a free pancake day event on their window. They were very happy to help! Mr. Buggs showed me himself where to post them and offered to let me table there on Friday during their weekly distribution. The willingness to help others is truly rare. Often times charities are full of egos. Not here. During the summer I see they often host free showers. Other times it's free haircuts or nail days. I love how they're very open to collaborations with other groups that want to do good and serve the community. Their windows are often full of flyers for events hosted by other organizations. They're good people and if you have items to donate or wants to volunteer this is a place that I believe deserves the support!

Watching one of the leads "push up" against a younger woman clearly only interested in getting food…read morefor the senior she takes care of, seemed highly inappropriate and unprofessional. I also didn't know that they sell a secret stash of items of higher value and it supposedly gets cash apped to that particular lead. Where's the checks and balances on that one? When I mentioned it to the person in the back, they commented that they weren't surprised. The lead was quite brazen in his wordplay (they didn't know I could hear) and it got somewhat vulgar. The woman looked like she was not interested, even though she received the free premium items. Do better!

This place is a tad bit odd. Nothing is priced so I asked the front and they said its by…read morediscretion. So you don't know if you're picking up a $1 item or $30 item. Everything is jam packed with no known brands.

The 1st time I came is what brought me back here a second time. I got children's books for 3 for a…read moredollar. A whole box of books and a few toys for 12 bucks. Great deal. Today I came in to look for pictures to paint over as Halloween decorations. I figured they would be a dollar or 2 since they have so many in bad condition, The 4 that I picked were filthy and discolored and just old but I was going to repaint the frames and clean dr up the pics. It was litteral trash honestly. I found a couple books for the kids. I asked for the items for 10 dollars. She wanted 15 then 12. Irritating for things that are not in any good condition. I wasn't asking for a name brand item for free I just wanted a deal. She could have said ok 10 bucks and she could keep a customer that way.

CPR Saturday was GREAT!…read more My daughter Brianna found this event and then recruited other family members and friends. We ended up with a group of 8! This was held at the King Community Center and it was a sell out event, even though it was free. We came early and had to park on the street due to the number of participants. Not only did we learn CPR, but we learned about being prepared for a disaster and some other basic first aid. The instructor was extremely funny, especially when he did his little routine about not kissing your victim during CPR and coming at them like a Great White Shark instead (something you definitely have to see). Thanks Red Cross for a great presentation, great information and the complimentary training manuals and bags. This FREE event was very helpful. I'll be back next year. (On a lighter note... when we were practicing "rolling" our victim and it was my turn to be the victim... I think my husband molested me. I had to break out of my "role" and rat him out. LOL. And he said he was adjusting my shirt. Naughty Boy).

CPR Saturday is a very helpful and FREE class that I think everybody should take, especially if you…read morelive with young kids or older adults! These people know what they are doing and even have fun while teaching you! It was well worth the entire 4 hours we spent. You do hands on work as well as some book work!

I found this thrift store purely by accident as I was on my way to Benicia's main drag, and I'm so…read moreglad I made the last-minute detour! ReVibe Shop is clearly curated with care. The manager (possibly owner?) is very hands-on and her hard work is evidenced by a space that's clean, wonderfully arranged, and appealing to shop in. As I overheard conversations happening around me, I picked up on a sense of community...sure enough, I have since learned that ReVibe is connected to vibetogether.org, whose goal is "to create a positive impact in our community by bridging mental health and the arts. Our mission is to empower individuals through support, emotional well-being, self-expression, and community healing." The main shop is so organized and thoughtfully laid out that it feels like a boutique. Adult apparel is in the primary room, with smaller rooms for accessories and kid's clothes, books, and toys. For now, housewares are in a separate room to the right of the main shop, but there are plans to eventually tear down the wall separating the two spaces to make one large shop. Before I even left ReVibe, I was already thinking about doing a big purge at home so that I could bring donations in soon. I'd rather drive all the way from San Francisco to Benicia to support this shop than take my things to Goodwill or Salvation Army. ReVibe deserves all the support we can give!

Super cute hidden gem. Just opened recently. Definitely check them out the owners Makita and GG are…read moresuper nice and welcoming. They have bags,shoes, women's clothing and men's. They also have sales of the day. We will be back again !

Lots of unique furniture, lighting, and misc as well. You might need to bring a trailer!read more

Found a nesting table at a reasonable price. Asked for a discount and got 20% off…read more But was charged sales tax (and I thought resale didn't charge sales tax). Anywho, I was miles away before I looked. So it was sort of a wash. Ask for a discount!

Awesome skate shop with lots of fun vintage finds! I found an original mint condition SF Derby…read morejacket that I had been looking for forever. Staff is friendly and they actually skate which is a nice step up from the mall shops.

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