Well organized, friendly and professional staff. I occasionally thrift and can usually find a good…read moredeal here. Something is ALWAYS on sale. I highly recommend.

This thrift store is my favorite in the entire lemoore/hanford/visalia/tulare area! There's always…read moreso much stuff and the prices are always amazing! There are constantly sales that rotate color tags and they also have additional sales too. The staff is always very friendly! The organization of the store is always on point and whoever does the displays needs a raise! They also have a large variety of dresses on the top floor. Bonus; they give a military discount of 20%!

I purchased the perfect holiday sweater here. It is Anne Klein, which always fits me perfectly in a…read moresize medium. The sparkles were calling my name. It ended up being $6 on sale. Score! It was the highlight of my shopping adventure. The service was nice too.

Love this place. Very small but you know what they say, great things come from small packages! I…read moretook my friend here to look for a Pyrex bowl and they had one perfect for her! Best place to get clothes too. I'd been looking for specific shorts and they had a pair that fit the part! Great location. Plenty of sales, just follow their Instagram and also the staff is very nice!

You can find some nice clothes here and not that pricey. A store down the streets prices are…read moreridiculous but this store is decent and would recommend

My wife and I are occasional 'thrifters' and enjoy visits to Tulare and the shops on K Street…read more Each thrift store is unique and the folk running them are always super-friendly and professional. With great exception is the "Love INC Thrift Store" on K. Something is not right with how it is managed, so let me explain. During a recent experience at the Love INC Thrift my wife came across a stuffy hen which she felt would be a great gift for her sister - it was sitting in the window near the front of the store. As we shopped a worker (we found out later was one of the managers) marched up to my wife and in a very loud voice, "Where did you get that?" and "It's not for sale!" My wife responded that it had a price tag on it, and then the woman shouted at her "Did you get that from the back room?" At that point my wife handed her the stuffy hen and said, "Take it." The woman then marched with it to the back of the store. She was extremely rude and vile, not the behavior or demeanor you would expect to find in a church sponsored location. My wife suggested that she did not need to be rude to her, so the woman (obviously having some sort of meltdown) escalated the encounter by calling out loudly for security. I then asked, "what is going on?" to which she replied, "you need to leave" and so my wife and I left but not before the security guy approached and asked what was happening. My wife began to share with him what had transpired but as she was doing so the woman butted in claiming that my wife had pulled something from their display window. Again, the stuffy hen was marked with a price tag. The security guy asked the oddest question, "At what place can you purchase things in their window?" Many if not all the thrift stores on K Street have items on window display that are for sale, I know because I have purchased several over the years, and if they are not, they are clearly marked NFS. So, friends, say a prayer for this woman that works at the Love INC Thrift Store because clearly, she has demons and a very unprofessional, unkind manner. If you are the owner or direct supervisor of the store, you might consider reassigning the person to where dealing with people is not required.

Was going to buy 2 sets of die cast cars, both marked $30. I take to counter and the girl working…read morethere said, $30? I need to check with my manager. She said they had been marked $150. I ask, so, you can't sell them for the price marked, she said no. Has to wait for the manager. The price tag on the box was one of theirs, so, someone at the store marked them $30. I had other items I would have bought, but not keen doing business with a store that changes prices at the register

The clerk was super sweet and friendly. A ton of stuff for a little store! I had so much fun…read morelooking around.

This is probably one of the cleanest and most organized thrift shops I've ever been to! When you…read morewalk in, everything is perfectly divided into boys and girls sections, sorted by color and item type, which makes browsing easy. They also have a nice little kid area where the kids can hang out while you shop. I picked up 24 items, which averaged out to about $5 an item. While the prices are generally good, I do think they could lower the prices for smaller toddler clothes (like for my 3-year-old) compared to older kids (like my 6-year-old) since it's so much less fabric. The customer service could use some advice. Some staff wasn't very welcoming, and after buying 24 items, the cashier just handed them to me and said "thanks for shopping" ...no bag, no apology, and no warning that they don't provide bags. Trying to carry two dozen loose clothing items out to the car with a 6 year old was challenging. On top of that, they tacked on a $3 card processing fee at checkout without mentioning it upfront. Parents, please beware: I also bought one of the $4.99 sparkly bear jelly squishy toys for my daughter, and it has a very strong, toxic gasoline smell. I looked it up, and the CPSC recently put out a major warning to discard any squishy toys with this strong chemical odor because they off-gas carcinogenic VOCs like benzene. Shops shouldn't be selling these dangerous jelly toys to kids. Bring your own bags and cash if you go, but definitely skip the squishies!

I brought in a box of good-quality kids' clothes and was told I would receive a call within an hour…read moreafter they reviewed them. Three hours later, I had to call myself, only to be told they hadn't even started looking through my items. In the end, they paid very little for the clothes. I would have made more money with a yard sale at home. Overall, it was a disappointing experience and a waste of time.

A great place to shop and find things you haven't seen in years! Great service and staff with so…read moremany rooms of different themed items to drool over! More than just an old dusty antique shop. Find modern pop culture, music, games and TCG. The hallways are alive with energy. Final boss is here as well, offering all sorts of services to keep your vintage gaming systems alive!

When was the last time shopping was fun, surprising and wonderful? Go to Hanford Antique Emporium…read moreand be delighted by the unexpected! It's huge, quirky and sure to delight you. There are so many rooms, beautifully furnished with interesting things. I saw things from my childhood, and it brought back so many memories. Handmade things abound. From clothing, jewelry, books, home decor, old game boys, imported things, cards, book marks, etc. Even vintage, old time candy. An Aladdin's cave of treasures, trifles and everything in between. You'll find things you want and things you never knew existed. The staff is friendly and they love their work. It shows. There are scary goth things, and toys, and frames and silk flowers. Light fixtures, furniture, candles and unexpected surprises abound. You will find everything here, except for boredom. It is all interesting and will spark your curiosity. Inspiration thrives here. Clothing for those that have a unique and creative sense of style. It's a show place for the work of local artists and craftsmen. Cherish the unique and those that bring their creativity and love, into what they make.

Visalia Vintage and Antique is a well curated shop with a wide variety of vintage and antique…read morefinds. You can find some good deals, though a few items are priced above market so it pays to be selective. Staff are friendly and professional. The overall vibe feels more like a polished business than a small homey antique store.

I'd seen this the last few times I was in Visalia, but finally went in --whoa! It went on for days!…read moreI remember when it was a furniture store when I was a kid, and didn't recall it being so expansive inside. Quite a variety of sellers/ offerings/ price points here. I realize as the years roll on it is harder to find genuinely vintage or antique things, but I still quickly pass booths that have fairly new merch. I was a little surprised at some of the prices, but I guess that's just life these days: more expensive. Sorta regret not buying the Schiaparelli scarf I saw there. Enjoyed seeing the number of hats on display. Thought the vintage clothes were also pretty pricey as well. It's not necessarily a place I'd go out of my way to see, but fine to kill an hour or two on a rainy day.

Great thrift store . Has new and donated things there. Can find gifts to buy.. You cant miss this…read moreplace . Parking is across the street to park.Stop by in the afternoon when it open.