Great people and amazing prices! Monica and her son were super friendly :) will definitely be…read morereturning

The owner knows what she's selling and its worth. she takes good care of the items and every time i…read morego in, no matter how busy, she always manages to make conversation and build a friendly but professional relationship with customers. i also always leave with at least 2 bags when i shop here, its my favorite second hand store in lake county!

Pretty good stuff and staff. They had teapots that I loved very much and had to buy! I bought two…read moreand it was $17 total

When my mother died, I donated a lot of vintage items in good condition to this thrift store,…read moreagainst my better judgement. The thrift store manager was a real piece of work. If an item had too much dust on it, she turned it away. If it wasn't to her liking, she turned it away. She was snide and rude. I was donating items of value. She wanted items that were in pristine condition. I donated because I believe hospice services are invaluable in a time of need, but I will never recommend this thrift store for donations. For those buying what I donated, you are welcome! All turned away donations were gladly accepted at other area thrift stores.

My visit to the thrift shop in Lucerne, CA made one thing painfully clear: this place is stuck in a…read moremindset that is holding the entire community back. The shop can't even maintain a consistent identity -- listed online as "lucerne alpine community Thrift," but labeled "Lucerne Alpine senior thrift. In person they say it is not a senior thrift but its online listed for years and too lazy to edit. That confusion mirrors the way the store is run: outdated, disorganized, and completely out of step with what a community thrift store should be. The operating hours are almost insulting. Two days a week, four hours each day, in a town with almost no other resources. A thrift store should be a dependable community hub, not a part‑time side project. People here deserve a place they can count on, not a shop that opens only when it feels like it. The reliance on random volunteers instead of paid staff creates a revolving door of inconsistency. There's no structure, no accountability, and no sense of responsibility to the people who donate or the people who need affordable items. Donors give things expecting them to help the community, yet many of the better items are priced far above what makes sense for a rural area like Lucerne. It leaves a strong impression that the shop is operating for its own convenience rather than for the community it claims to serve. Lucerne may be small, but that's exactly why this thrift store should be run with purpose and commitment. Instead, it feels frozen in time -- resistant to change, resistant to progress, and resistant to the basic idea that a thrift store should actually serve the public. This place needs a complete overhaul: new leadership, expanded hours, consistent staffing, and a modern understanding of what a thrift store is supposed to be. Lucerne deserves better than a shop that functions like a relic of the past. It's time for someone with energy, vision, and accountability to step in and bring this store into the present.

Nice local thrift store. Clean and neat. Not a ton of things but you can take your time looking…read more Nice folks in here. They also take volunteers 10-1 or 1-4

This thrift store has a good mix of items. Clothes, housewares, books, and furniture are sold. The…read morestuff is kept pretty tidy. The things I don't love is that they don't price anything, so you have to ask at checkout. It is very arbitrary. Low end brands can be same or higher than brands that retail higher, for no apparent reason. Not condition or style. Great for high end brands if you find. But random. I also find the random schedule inconvenient.

Hands down this store and the one in Angwin are two of the best thrift shops in northern Ca. You…read morewill not meet a more helpful, kind and caring group of local volunteers anywhere. The selection of goods is usually quite diverse and new items flood into these stores every week. The deer park location is just a hop, skip and a jump up Deer Park Rd, right off of the Silverado Trail. The store is open every tuesday and the first Sunday of every month. The money patrons spend here goes directly to those which need the help in the local community. I highly recommend that you, at least, make a cameo appearance on Tuesday's so you can pick up a few bargains and help your fellow man at the same time. You never know what great little treasures you will find on any given Tuesday.

Nice collection. Prices are a little high but vintage has that characteristic. As usual it pays…read moreto visit often, great deals come once in a ehile

At Vintage on main you can always find fabulous and fun items, very reasonable prices and a really…read morefriendly place for unique and one of a kind gifts. Thrift store prices in a beautifully curated store!

I shopped here in early February when I was in northern California…read more It is located on the main street in downtown Lakeport. The store was very nicely organized and there was clear signage throughout the store. We purchased several items, including books, a music box and clothing. The employees at the store were friendly and helpful. I would recommend this store to anyone in the area, as they have a wide assortment of items to choose from.

LOVE this place. Friendly staff, always new selections weekly, incredibly low prices, and just an…read moreall-around fun experience. I like to check in once a week and see what new treasures have come in. I recommend them highly.