The staff is so nice. I've never shopped there but I have donated many times…read more I like that it's helping animals in need. Please shop there or donate if you can

I love this place & what they stand for with their cause. They have a variety of different items &…read morenever know what you are gonna find. Helpful & friendly employees. Items all vary in different prices but have some good deals. Definitely recommend this place!

Great selection and a lot of reasonably priced items , most the staff is very kind even during busy…read moretimes. Been coming here for years, worth checking out

The prices here are outrageous. It's actually sad how greedy they are. Gross old shoes for 80$…read morebecause they are name brand. They might be name brand but sir, they have been worn to very bottom of the sole and donated because... well because they probably suck now. $800 for a jacket $900 for a jacket. You guys, IM NOT KIDDING. The place smells. It's dirty. The prices are straight up nonsense. After reading the other reviews about how everything is stored in rat shit filled containers and the owners are filthy rich. I believe it. I will not shop here anymore. They are ripping off people who are just trying to shop second hand. I don't believe they donate any money or items to a good cause. I think they are capitalizing on the "thrift craze" they must be billionaires by now. This place is the worst. Please take your money elsewhere!!!

A lot of goodies, and great stuff here! Lots of clothes, shoes, nic nacs, LP records, cassette…read moretapes, electronics, kitchen wares, household stuff, some house and office furnitures, and the such! I bought a bag of colored pen ink cartridges, pens, pencils, and markers! Great place! Great service! Great atmosphere, Great prices!

This place is truly a treasure hunt. Prices are atypical of a Goodwill type store with some items…read moreup to $30-40. There weren't a ton of dresses, but a good selection of pants and tops. Everything was decently organized. They also have donations from brands, so there is some brand new items at a steep discount. The day that I went, there was a huge rack of All Saints brand flared dark denim jeans for less than $20! It's worth checking out if you are in the area.

I was on a camping trip and a handful of us ladies wanted to go thrifting in the town of Ventura,…read moreabout 30 min from Santa Paula. It was a great spot to go thrifting. There were many thrift shops on this street! One of them, Goodwill. There was so much to see. The shop was well organized and clean. The customer service was very good considering it was busy. I thought I have been in a well stocked Goodwill, but this one tops it all. It wasn't just packed with furniture, but it was well balanced with plenty of clothing too. Parking can be an issue especially if you come early. They have the farmers market going on so street parking is blocked off to vendors only. Back to the store.... I was able to find a few items that I could use for a theme camping trip I will be going to in June. I thought the price for the items i purchased was pretty good. But, I find that the prices at this particular named store the prices seem to be high. But you certainly can find some good, affordable things. I would love to come back and maybe find another treasure that someone no longer needed.

This Goodwill is vast and has a variety of used goods, such as clothes, books, shoes, furniture,…read moreknick-knacks, and more. The prices are also quite reasonable. I've found shirts here before that are in pretty good condition. This store can make a fun outing, such as seeing who can make the best find. If you're looking for gently used, inexpensive, and good-quality items, this is the store for you.

Wow! I love this place. It is clean, massive, and very well organized…read more Treasures galore!.Next time, I will allot more time to shop. Don't forget to browse outside. You may find something that you really want. The prices are very fair. I think this is my favorite thrift store in Ventura. Shout out to Jessica who was kind and helpful. Im feeling happy.

They have an outdoor furniture area which is different from the other thrift stores nearby. I got…read moresome kitchen goods here. Parking is hassle because everyone takes the front parking. I think you have to leave a little space for people to do drop offs too. There's a sign of a cone that identifies this. Don't park in the spaces that are for other businesses. The lot across the street is not for goodwill. You have to find side street parking if the front spots are taken.

Such a cool vintage shop on "upper Main st". While this part of town doesn't have as much going on…read moreas downtown does, there are few gems worth checking out on this block and Laguna Vintage is definitely one! Good selection of vintage home decor items (rugs, baskets, art, ceramics) and even more clothing - mix of vintage and contemporary. Shoes, bags, lots of jewelry, hats, and accessories are also plentiful. You can easily spend up to an hour looking through every corner, its a treasure hunters delight for sure. Prices are really reasonable and the quality seems hand selected, so you are better off that just a thrift store but it's not sorted by size or decade but by type of clothing (sweaters, jackets, blouses) so you are bound to get inspired or find something unexpected.

Update Yelp with the days you're closed. Wasted time AND GAS coming out on Sunday because Yelp says…read moreyou're open. You're not

SuperThrift is under Rescue Mission Alliance nonprofit…read more The store itself is HUGE for my shopping taste. It's a little overwhelming for me to find clothing items. I have been lucky finding some great deals on shoes-- Like new Danskos and Toms. I feel like retail businesses end up donating here, I do tend to see Toms shoes come through a lot. The clothing prices can range from average baseline prices similar (or lower) to Goodwill but some items may have unusually high prices. It's hard to gauge. I did see many clothing items that were stained or looked very worn and were still priced semi higher than expected. HOWEVER, what I want to focus on is the main nonprofit-- Rescue Mission Alliance. They run programs for women and men who are needing shelter due to domestic violence, trafficking, or difficult unhoused situations. People who commit to their programs are allowed to shop at this store for free, so donations do in effect go directly to the people in their shelter programs. So I want to commend the store and nonprofit for their directly giving back donations to their participants via vouchers. I also recommend that this is a great local nonprofit to give your donations to (more purposeful than dropping off at Goodwills)

This place used to be really one of my favorite thrift stores ever to go into something happen…read morewhere they now have increased their pricing by I'd say 5 to 10 times as much as he used to be. As an example you cannot find a regular Tshirt for less than seven dollars unless it's got holes in it and stained. They used to be very affordable and a good selection. I don't know what's happened but maybe the economy has made them having to pay higher rent so therefore they're charging people tons more I will tell you 100%. I'm never coming back, which is sad because I used to come here a lot.

Today was my first time at Poppies. Customer service is wonderful and they have quite a selection…read moreof unique clothing, accessories and wall art. I had fun looking around a purchased an item from the $5 bin. Thank you!

Sell your items on EBay. You'll get at least 3x as much as Poppies will give you…read more I understand businesses have overhead and need to make a profit but greed is a disease. Taking advantage of another human when they have extended a hand for help...is beyond me. What I was offered and the profit they would have made is repulsive. I honestly don't know how people sleep in good conscience like this. Same for Buffalo Exchange. Don't waste your time here unless you don't care what they offer you....but if that's you and money isn't an issue, why not give it to somebody who is truly in need than sell it for pennies to make somebody else richer??????