Super cute organize place but they had the audacity to cover the chip paint of this plate with the…read moreprice tag very upsetting when paying they were hiding when removing the tag and immediately putting it in a cover ....

wonderful store. It was the first antique store I have visited and it did not disappoint. Very nice…read morestaff there, reasonable prices, had lots of little knickknacks everywhere, every little place was filled with something. I would 100% recommend if you're in the area.

I love to go to thrift stores rather than antique shops. You get to see much more new inventory…read more And you can find a lot of stuff you don't need but buy it anyway . ( you feel like you are helping the community also.

What a fantastic little thrift shop full of history which is operated by volunteers. Today I was…read moregreeted as I entered this shop and informed as she pointed to the area rack, that the area was on sale for $1 each. Super friendly here. Super. Black dotted area to be precise was the $1 sale of the day. Found a pair of bootcut dress slacks on it for a single dollar in perfect condition. Decided to pass and leave them for another in need. Just didn't feel like trying on clothing but they have superior quality clothing. Shirts were priced at $3 each. They sell shoes too and the way they hang to display the pants is very useful and smart. They have an ample supply of women's black slacks and pants in excellent condition something I'm always on the lookout for. This thrift store is organized by separate small rooms which divide the categories such as books, shoes, art and collectibles and more. Made for an enjoyable and relaxing shopping experience as I shopped. There's a large chalkboard located behind the register on the wall which states they've donated over $800,000 dollars to date to charities etc. Wow! Makes me want to donate here.

Great variety of merchandise and friendly staff. Their children's clothing section is fantastic.read more

I love the selection of candles, the cute things for my grandchildren, and special treasures for my…read morehome. I love the shop... and the people...

Every time I decide to give this place a chance again I am reminded why I tend to avoid downtown…read moreTurlock all together. The awful old women who work here will spend their entire shift following around customers who don't have blonde hair and blue eyes. It doesn't even seem to be a wealth thing, just plain racism. It genuinely looks like they do Not want your money if you're a shade past eggshell. My melanin challenged boyfriend did Not get the same treatment my sister and I did. It's honestly pathetic that they act the way they do considering nothing in there is worth glancing twice at. It's a fun and interesting shop, something like a museum with the way the different rooms are decorated. However the rooms are very small, so when a large, odd looking woman is hovering behind you in every room you enter making sure you aren't shoving 10 dollar mason jars with the Michaels stickers still on them down your pants, it makes it Quite difficult to enjoy. It's almost as if they'd prefer you steal or break something than actually pay for it. I mean I can never tell if i'm being followed or chased to the register. If you can get past that though, it's a nice stop for window shopping! Unfortunately, there's not much there that's genuinely worth the price if you know anything about antiques or the world at all. You can find the same items, in much better condition, at most other thrift and real antique stores in the area!

Very rude service here the lady working was rude to my mother. Considering the store is full of…read moreoverpriced junk that looks like stuff that should be in a yard sale or flea market. Not sure how they stay afloat unless it's just a hobby business for the owner

I call the Turlock flea market, treasure TUESDAYS! We go there in the summer, winter, fall, and…read morespring, so dress accordingly and gave fun. My boyfriend and I tend to find what need, meet new people, the vendors, fresh produce, home items, car parts, antiques, aqua frescas, food. The vendors are friendly. And the prices for the items can be negotiable and Sometimes may be not.

Have been coming here for years. Always find a good variety of deals and I especially love the…read moreChinese food available from both of the food trucks that offer it. Lots of regular (professional) sellers always set up in the same locations and have outrageous prices, but you'll also find individuals who are just looking to get rid of stuff (usually on the outside rows). Seems to be more food trucks serving Mexican food than ever before. Parking is $2 per vehicle and they have two large parking lots. Make sure you go to the bathroom before coming, because the ones here are disgusting.

This store carries a really cute and curated (if pricey) assortment of items from vintage home…read moredecor, to jewelry, aromatherapy/fancy soap type stuff and would be a nice place to pick up a gift...however the customer service is unfortunate to say the least. I've stopped in here multiple times to poke around and each time I've said hello to the woman working behind the counter and she's ignored me. Fine, maybe she's had a bad day or didn't hear me...but she watched me intently as I walked around. I made eye contact with her, smiled and said "hi" and she ignored me and looked down. Now I don't think I looked like a shoplifter and in fact I'd be right in her target market since I'm very much into kitschy vintage home decor, but I won't be visiting or buying anything from this place because the employees can't be bothered to be decent to the customers. I'd much rather go to any of the downtown antique stores where the customer service is friendly and helpful and the items are more reasonably priced. 2* because their stuff is cute but attitude is unfortunate.

Came down to Turlock to have breakfast close by with some family and friends and stumbled upon this…read morebeautiful place. They carry a vast amount of aromatherapy products and even have other local products in their store. They have many excellent products for purchase and it's such a clean store and the owner was very friendly! Will be back again!

I love this place ... when looking for a home decor treasure a gift or a shot of espresso ... visit…read moregrandmas !! I Highly recommend their pumpkin spice ... tis the season

More of a gift shop then an antique place. We enjoyed looking around…read more The not to be missed thing here is the coffee shop. Wow!! Had the most amazing ice coffee with fantastic fresh milk . We would definitely return for the coffee shop.

I highly recommend working with Estate of Affairs for estate liquidation. They were kind,…read moreefficient, and did an excellent job maximizing the value of my dad's estate. Context: When my father passed, he left behind a house (in Tracy) packed with 30 years of collecting cookware, books, art, records, telescopes, camping gear, and clothes. He also left behind 3 storage units. I had spent a couple of months trying to make sense of things, and then realized I wasn't making progress on my own. James responded within a day to my initial inquiry, and then toured my dad's property and advised there was so much stuff that we should probably do 2 separate estate sales. From the beginning, he was transparent about his process and professional. Once preparation started, his team came in quickly to sort and display SO much stuff, and priced it to move while also maximizing the value of items sold. Things were priced as small knick knacks up to thousand dollars+ telescopes and stereo equipment. I really appreciated the time the team took to look up these specialty items so they could get their fair value while still being sold within the time of the estate sale. Some other nice touches: I gave James his own codes for entry and arming/disarming the house, which allowed him to self-manage estate sale prep. He always made it clear when his team was to be expected on site. James consistently checked in with me about anything he had questions about (e.g. what to do about items that probably wouldn't sell due to damage, or if I was okay doing a second day.) His team took the time to set aside any personal items that I hadn't yet uncovered within the boxes in my dad's house. It's also clear that EoA's marketing system works really well, as I heard from a neighbor there was a line down the block to get in. After the sales, I worked with EoA to finish clearing out my dad's house to prepare it for sale. They left the house spotless, and even took the time to lay out missing closet doors that had been uncovered. I can't recommend working with James and his team enough. I was able to reclaim my life and also made enough money to put towards my kids' college fund.

Attended their estate sale in Modesto CA on Dec 14th. They jacked up prices so high and the garage…read moreset up was set up terrible, people were having to climb over others just to get through to the back. The cashiers were rude, especially the gentleman. I will never attend their sales again nor will my mother in law that got trampled on by one of their workers in the livingroom as she was looking at the crystal animals. We left in utter disbelief you guys should be ashamed.

The moment I walked into the Community Hospice Hope Chest Thrift Store, I was inundated with…read moreChristmas. The table near the front door was stacked with wrapping paper, boxes, Christmas cards, and all other sorts of Christmas paraphernalia. As I hung a right to go around the store counterclockwise, I saw more Christmas items for sale. Christmas trees, ornaments, lights, ornament hangers were all against the wall. Against the right wall are several bookcases filled with used books. Perusing the titles, I saw a lot of self-help and religious books. They also sell CDs here. But unlike the other thrift stores in town, the selection was almost exclusively classical music. CDs are $1 each. Further towards the back right corner of the store were bookshelves full of movies. They stock both VHS tapes and DVDs. I seem to recall DVDs were $2 unless priced otherwise. I saw some loose discs in the pile, and wondered if any of the multi-disc collections were missing a disc or two. When I got to the back wall, I saw a pile of board games. Again, I could not tell if the games were complete or if any pieces were missing. In the center of the store are racks and racks of clothes. I didn't look very carefully at that display. I went on to the housewares section, towards the front, on the left side. I saw a few things here and there I was tempted to buy, but took a pass. Eventually I left with an eyeglass case ($1), and a Pelican case I intended to use to store my car GPS ($2). The staff I met were friendly. Since Community Hospice Hope Chest Thrift Store is a non-profit, you aren't charged sales tax. What you see on the price tag is what you pay!

Great pricing. They have mark downs on certain colors. Found baby clothes for .75 cents.read more

I have had multiple interactions with this company. Never not satisfied. Always felt they were…read morehonest and fair. I personally won't go anywhere else to sell my gold.i have recommended them to several people.

James was quick and knowledgeable in evaluating my foreign coins and gave me a fair price. He took…read moremy sterling silver set for melt value and gave me $300 more in cash on the spot than the well known online sterling silver buyer in Florida. Plus I didn't have to insure it and ship it and wait for a check. I will check in with James the next time I want to sell.