Rude AF and overpriced! I saw a lamp, he said $35 even though it costs $20 new! He then said $25 and I said no and looked around. I said have "have a nice day" and he said "ok then $20?" And I said, "no thank you I can find it cheaper online," and he says," ok then go get it," with a rude sarcastic tone. I was like wtf?! That lamp I recognized was cheaper and he gets rude if I don't get it. He sells used stuff he got for free for the price of new which is no wonder his store is a mess and a mountain of items. I'd rather go to goodwill next time they are more honest than this guy. The photo I uploaded is the exact lamp I saw and mind you the lamp was dirty and had scratches read more

Grandma's Thrift Store - Thrift Stores Near Me - Lancaster, California

This place is absolutely ridiculous! If you want to pay top dollar for things, this is your place. You can find cheaper at the store than in here. An old, used Christmas mug $10. Everything was extremely overpriced. We walked in and walked out. The owner was standing there and we said, "wow so expensive!" He told us to go to a garage sale. Would never give this place my business. 1/28/26 read more

Grandma's Thrift Store - Thrift Stores Near Me - Lancaster, California

This is a bit of a weird shop, absolutely full of vintage items and some treasures, but not merchandised well. It's a mess in some areas. Things are piled on top of things, and it's small and cramped, so you can't really move things around. I took my time looking and being careful not to break anything when I needed to reach or dig. They have cameras in every direction to catch you stealing, so I guess they've had problems before. Many interesting items though. When I paid for my items, the man said, "You really like to dig!" And I said, "Well, I had to. Look at this place!" I don't think he was listening to my answer. He also talked to me about VHS movies and told me he had just sold an old TV with built-in VCR "from 1950". Lmao. OK, guy. read more

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Negative reviews step aside. Revisit this collector's paradise with new eyes. Find priceless hidden treasures for a great bargain while supporting a family owned shop. (Five stars!) I got the grand tour of this incredible thrift store filled with family heirlooms and museum worthy pieces from Freddy, the owner. I can't wait to share it with you. The store is pleasantly organized by themes to help guide you. Rockstar collectors will be impressed by the African, Asian, middle Eastern and indigenous people's artwork beautifully on display on your right hand side after you enter. Delicate silk embroidered Samurai scenes in antique glass and linen frames, only seventy five bucks! Imagine your auntie's delighted face when you surprise her with a life-size masterpiece from her homeland! Bone china, collectible toys, mid century furnishings and LOTS of antiques marked with the coveted"Made In America" we treasure hunters are always looking for. Score high-end reseller inventory if you're putting your sons and daughters through college by way of American vintage. There are so many things that make this store great, I don't know where to begin. When I arrived on my first visit Freddy was busy helping a couple who had broken down in the lot. (I love signs) This was a good sign of character to me so I couldn't wait to ask Freddy my question.. "Do you have any old or antique American flags?" Why am I looking for antique stars and stripes? For the past few years I've been in many old thrift stores across the country asking the same question. Why I'm looking for old American flags is a long story... Yelp and Yelp's real people with real reviews are my favorite place to share my real-life, hands-down most important days with. Likewise, I love to read the reviews that begin with "This is where I eat breakfast when I get outta jail." (always a good breakfast!) And. "My daughter was born here today." Or "This place saved my life." Cheers Yelp! A few years ago, my personal patriotism was tried along with many other people. Like many Americans, I was a victim of online harassment with anti-American themed propaganda. At times it was compelling even though the propaganda turned out to be entirely untrue. I aspired to maintain my faith in my own personal favorite principles which are represented beautifully by the American flag when it represents us all together equally. Like you, I watched violence being promoted against people of color, elderly people and American veterans through mean spirited personal attacks delivered by bots and trolls alongside Anti American propaganda. An overly low blow to old glory and a cowardly way to get other innocent and ordinary people hurt. Like you and so many people, I wanted roll up my slaves and fight like hell... AGAINST racism, bigotry, intolerance, online bullying and violence. So here I am collecting vintage, antique, well-worn American flags for a special tribute and collection being gifted throughout my neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles, from my neighbors to each other. This history makes the priceless American flag I found here and it's history and who I'm gifting it to pretty cool! "I only have My flag, and I've hung it up here in my store for over ten years, it's not for sale." Then Freddy shows me the incredible campaign buttons for Ronald Reagan" who was running for governor at the time. Along with some conservative politicians our flag donator campaigneed for and a few military pins and travel keepsakes. I admire the store's artwork and we have a nice long chat about the beauty of so many different cultures and people in America. Just before I walked out of the store with some beautiful treasures and peace sign decorating sparkle Freddy offered to sell me his flag and all the buttons for only fifty dollars. "It's going to end up celebrated, for all the right reasons I promise." then I give Freddy a hug and my gratitude, wipe a happy tear or two away and take my new antique flag in beautiful drives to visit Veterans and active military personnel before I post a video of it and it's dedication on my social media accounts. This is the best treasure to dig for in my humble opinion and the best treasure is meant to be gifted to the people you love and support you. Let's celebrate our flag gift giving and each other with a Yelp UYE in Vegas this coming December! It'll give me something to look forward to while I beat my health problems in honor of keeping this promise! THANK YOU so much Freddy! I appreciate your help, advice and you! Peace, love and patriotism!:)**************************** read more

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Small and overpriced for a thrift store, it is more of an overpriced resale store if you ask me.

I have given him my business a few times and it's not cheap on Thursday I bought a set of ten glasses and a vhs player a few small items he was friendly packages everything up and put it in my car great but when I unpack the glassware two glasses were missing it was Saturday so I had to wait until Monday when I went in and told him he said I didn't know how to count that it was all there basically called me a liar so I left the store I just said well when you find my two glasses you know who I am give me a call and he just said I won't find them because I already gave them to you I said well when you do find them give me a call and he just kept repeating I won't find them I gave them to you you missed placed them so I won't be returning read more

I'm all about supporting small businesses but honestly this place sells overpriced things. Sure, some are antique, but everything is over $50 so it should be called grandmas antique store not thrift store. I was a little shocked to see the prices. read more

I love it here. They have the best rustic vintage things that nobody wants but I do for my cabin in the mountains. The owner is really kind and I got a big discount in my purchases. He even helped me pack everything in my car. Went there once & made a new friend for life. read more