What a fantastic place I came across in Downtown Marysville ca. You are literally enchanted the…read moremoment you step in to Fabulous Finds and a sister location right next door, with more Fabulous Finds. There's plenty of parking in front and up and down the main street. They have fabulous repurposed furnishings, vintage clothing, jewelry, decor and so much more! It's a lot of fun looking at every inch of this place knowing it's occupied by several vendors who sell their unique items in one space. I recommend coming out and checking it out for yourself. They have friendly and helpful people that can help you find what you're looking for.

Ok this place is a shoppers paradise. I've been wanting to check it out for ever. I was in the area…read morefor baseball and finally got a chance to pop in. Wow what a treat. Loved all the different vendors displays. I bought some vintage Pyrex and Tommy Bahama shirts for the husband. Will def return !!

I had a positive experience there, as the prices are extremely reasonable. I wish, I would have…read moregotten the cashiers' name she mentioned this was her second month there, she has great customer service, in pricing things and mentioning the sale price and she actually 'ran to the back' to have an ottoman priced. I would drive another 200 miles plus, with another person, as its always fun, to go out of town thriftying. JF

I had not been to Thrifty Bargain in a few months, but decided to stop by today to see what I could…read morefind. Well....what I found, was extremely HIGH prices. This used to be a place where you could find decent items at a good price, but not anymore. It would be laughable if it wasn't just sad. A dirty, well worn pair of Keen sandals was priced at $34.99. A dirty pair of Guess jeans with a rip on one leg--$20.99. The racks are stuffed with cheap Shein clothing that is more than likely priced higher than it ever was on the Shein app. $8.99 for an old faded used towel. I'm not sure who got greedy at this store but I hope it backfires on them real quick. I would suggest not donating your stuff here....I'd rather give my stuff away than donate to a store that's going to price it so outrageously. There were also kids running, screaming, and riding a bike up and down the aisles and not a single employee chose to put a stop to it.

A Fun treasure! 'always clean, well presented inventory, and goes to a good cause. I'm not a big…read morefan of 2nd hand stores, but this shop has a different atmosphere. ' friendly and easy to "browse".

So poorly run they don't even respond to donations waiting to be given, guess they are well off and…read moredon't need them. Now to give 10K worth of donations to someone else in town.

Alot, they don't help where they say they're supposed to help they make you do all the work yes…read moreyou're supposed to help a little bit and show that you're willing to do what you need to do for them to do their part but they don't give you all the full information they are not very nice very rude and they make you wait they do things on their time and not very happy with habitat whatsoever they need a lot of improvements customer service for one and they could use improvements in other areas as well.

You can often find some pretty good household things for a great price, the main cashiers are…read morealways friendly. Sections in the Yuba City store are often in disarray, but that's part of the phone is digging through stuff I guess. My main issue is the volunteer employees they have helping, they are often huddled together in groups, blocking sections, and chitchatting with no concern for the customers. They are very often talking loudly, cursing and acting a fool. When my 15 year old daughter was there with our fam she was digging through some stuff one of their unkempt, looking employees started harassing my daughter, to which I had to step in once I witnessed.

Horrible customer service. My wife went in to drop some clothes off (keep in mind it's her first…read moretime) the lady that was having her fill out the papers didn't explain anything or how anything works. Which is extremely unprofessional. Plus my wife said the people were not friendly at all. Don't go here seems like a scam

Best choices for gently used children's clothes. Plus everyone who works there super nice and…read morefriendly. And you get to bring in your own clothes for consignment so you're saving on purchasing new stuff. Very affordable.

Absolutely AMAZING second-hand shopping. I was astonished and entertained exploring this spot in…read moreMarysville. They have an endless amount of things to look at. I was finding so many cool and unique jewelry pieces specifically. They also have vintage toys, clothing, furniture, and anything else you can think of. Everything is priced affordably as well. It's a two story vintage shop, with mainly clothing and books on the top floor. The staff was very friendly and helpful. You can tell they care a lot about their shop. I'm looking forward to my next visit here. They are leveling up my accessories!

My husband and I absolutely love this charming two-story antique store! There are so many cool…read morefinds, from records and china to old farm tools. We always enjoy exploring every nook and cranny -- you never know what treasures you'll discover!

Do not go to this location. They shut the door at random times on the mall side not allowing you…read morein. You have to walk around the whole building since there is construction closing the doors by the food court. What kind of business blocks patrons from going in and when asked to open the door get told to walk 5 minutes to get to the one way entrance. Terrible !

Picked up some items for my husband on clearance. The manager in the evenings Daniel is rude with…read moreno customer service skills. When I asked for who was the manager in charge of the store "no one knows". The only good worker was one cashier but the others are all aweful. The store is a mess, it is hard to find things and there is no help or order. Daniel the evenings manager is truly aweful. He needs serious retraining. Ho we do you work somewhere and not know the management tree?