Closed as of 5/23 Loved coming here in the past! Amazing…read moredeals and assortment. Organized too. Hope they reopen so we can support and shop again!

Fantastic thrift store! The juvenile hall auxiliary is a thrift store whose proceeds goes towards…read moregiving the troubled youth a second chance. It provides scholarships, internships and career development for the young people. I had been here once before last year, but I came a few minutes before closing so I didn't get a chance to see everything. I came back last week and this time I got a good look around. I didn't realize that this place is huge! They have several rooms that are all organized by different themes. They have a room for dining/kitchenware, children, men's, women's, holiday items, etc. my favorite were the two Christmas rooms in the back! It was only June, but it definitely put me in the holiday spirit! I got two Christmas items for a cheap deal! Only totaling me $5! Can't wait to come back again!

Ive heard of Hospice Thrift Shoppes when I moved to the East Bay. Always interested in a recyclable…read moresustainability and that goes for clothing too. I think there's about 8 in the East Bay. Was running errands in the Martinez area and this one was just down the street. What I especially liked about this store is that it wasn't overly cluttered. Usually, if I go in a thrift store and there's too much going on I'll automatically walk out. This one had sections perfectly and just the right amount to search through. Done beautiful antique glasses, they had arts and crafts and the clothing section wasn't overbearing. The deals were a steal. I got 2 greeting cards and 1 book for ... $1! Going to now make it a point to go to all of them to see which one is my favorite. There was a marvel t shirt I regret not getting it was only $7. If it's still there next Tuesday I'm getting it! haha

I ask for a price for an item that was in the counter and the clerk went to ask the supervisor…read moreDenise she never put the price for the ite, everything is overpriced there I used to go there for many years and it was a nice experience but ever since they have that person very arrogant I will not buy anything from that place and I will advise my friends not to buy anything from there

We were near Martinez and decided to stop in. It was Sunday and after visiting the Farmers Market…read morewe perused the vintage wares at Retro Now. We did end up buying a few items to add to our collections and left happy!

I have been here a few times because it is such a unique local antique store, and I love seeing all…read morethe memorabilia, especially the Elvis Presley albums and cassettes. I recently brought my niece who is 10 years old, and she got a kick out of some of the items, especially the old rotary phones, china sets and interesting books and shoes. The ladies hair was super sweet and nice and seem like they have a fun time at work.

This is a smaller thrift shop, but it's neat, well organized. They also have a "curated" section,…read morebut I feel like the whole shop is curated. The "curated" section is more so designer brands. You can see that the staff are sorting in the back and many of the items here are high quality. There are some decent brands in the mix. Prices are overall reasonable, and they had some discounts going on. They seem to discount by color tags, and they actually take those items out and put them in a specific section so you're not hunting for those sales like many other thrift shops. There are three fitting rooms in the back that are covered with curtains. You can sign up for their membership with your contact to earn points on purchases and get notified for their sales, as well. Staff were also very friendly. Parking lot was decently sized, but if you come later, it may be a bit more challenging to find parking (some spots are designated for a nearby business and some are 15 minute only spots).

They were promp and very kind in there response, but did not end up with them because of the size…read moreof my bookshelf. Also, they do not pick up.

I pass this place often on my way to 24 Hour Fitness and finally had the chance to stop in last…read moreSunday. It's got a beautiful mix of antique, vintage and vintage inspired wares from a variety of sellers. I saw so many unique paintings, decorations and even furniture that was reasonably priced. Super friendly staff who welcomed us in, pointed out how they are set up and encouraged us to look around. New items come in regularly, I believe. On the day I visited, I had in a mind a particular sized painting-either framed or canvas for a certain wall space. They didn't happen to have it, but I saw plenty of other beautiful decorations that my budget, right now, won't allow for. If you are looking to add a bit of vintage charm to your home, stop here first. They have a beautiful selection, great prices and are a wonderful local business to support!

Really friendly folks with shabby, funky, rusty antique/vintage items. Enjoyed my visit and found…read moresome very interesting unique items. I deduct one star because I have been in the antique design industry for 8+ years with an Etsy store of my own. I also work at an antique store in Pacheco..... so I have some background knowledge here. No fault to the gals helping me but I was told discounts are not often given and when I asked about two pieces totaling roughly $50 ($28+$19) a $3 discount was given. That's less than tax. Again the gals working cannot control the dealer pricing HOWEVER competition is steep. When I can and did find similar items online and it cost less to buy and SHIP to me... perhaps the dealers should take that into account and price fairly. I recognize they are paying Walnut Creek rent for their space but folks won't continue to "shop local" if prices are obnoxiously higher than online. That being said the painted furniture prices are outstanding the work is really well done.

Great little shoppe with , surprisingly, alot of neat old shirts, jackets, etc for men! Have…read morepurchased numerous 49er gear, from the past there. I Covet a woolen 49er scarf, from the nineties , that attracts attention everywhere I go. Also, Love the wide selection of winter wear , as well. I always get a big slurp from Slash!

This shop has a great selection of vintage items and the shop owner is super friendly! I found a…read morepretty black dress there the other day. I definitely recommending stopping by this cool spot.

The co-owner is such a sweet lady. Very friendly and customer focused. Items are very reasonably…read morepriced. It's a non-profit organization and they help high school students with skills!

Well organized stock. Quality items. I purchased a beautiful dress for a trip to Italy. Got so…read moremany compliments on it. And unbelievably well priced.

Am I growing up? All of a sudden these antiques and thrift shopping stores are calling my name. On…read morea day adventuring out in Martinez with a girlfriend, we decided to burn a few calories from brunch and take a walk down this historic city. Our first stop, Bad Girls Antiques. There are a ton of things here - like every thrift and antique shop, you have to be on the lookout. Slow down, explore. You will find things that speak to you. I do want to come back for the compact mirrors. I came in with no intention of buying anything. I left with a new pillbox that was the cutest. Now my vitamins will be safely secured in this gold plated box.

I visited this store yesterday and found some 45's that I wanted to purchase. There are two…read morestickers/signs that read ((45's - $1.00 each)). So I took my stack of [56] 45's to the counter. The guy counted them and said they are $3.00 each. I said what!?!?! I then mentioned that the sign's read $1.00 each and he said no... $3.00 each. Needless to say, I immediately left the building. This is NOT. . . how to run a business!!! As well, NOT going to get repeat customers the way you're conducting your business WATCH OUT PEOPLE. . . BEWARE!!!

Adobe had to abruptly close its former location at 929 First Street last year when the building got…read morered-tagged. Fortunately, it didn't take Pat and Jane long to secure this new spot down the street. What they gave up in square footage they gained in foot traffic. It's a bummer that they lost the separate furniture showroom they had at the former location, though. They do still bring in pieces, albeit on a much smaller scale. They already had pretty good turnover of goods in the old space so they should do even better here. Even when they get high-end or collectible items in, they mark them reasonably. One of my favorite scores so far has been my 4-quart Corningware casserole (Country Festival pattern) for $11 (goes for up to 3x that amount on eBay/Etsy, not counting shipping). No matter where Adobe lives, it's always worth dropping in.

Great local shop that has great items. Also many things you can't find anywhere. The locals support…read morethis shop and donate often.