Love the mission of this shop and its location right off one of the main roads near downtown…read morePescadero. There's a TON of stuff to look through, every nook & cranny is used in this space. However, prices are a bit high for a thrift store. A used, possibly dated, Columbia brand fleece jacket for $25. I've seen similar new with tags Columbia jackets at discount stores such as Ross/Marshalls for $30. Rent and utilities are probably expensive, so totally understand the pricing structure. Overall, will pop in to look around when I'm in the area. #35/2025

SCCS Thrift Shop is a nice little shop that accepts donated items and gives back to the kids of the…read morecommunity.

I've walked up and down Fillmore daily and never walked into Warren until this past weekend. I saw…read morein the window a few interesting things and had no idea there was a thrift estate sake store here still. I saw a really cute littke Snoopy figure in the window and went in to ask about it. I stood in front of the salesperson who was behind a counter on a phone or just distracted and I said hello. I asked about the Snoopy in the window. He told me it was $50. I asked if I could see it. He told me I would need to buy it to see it. What kind of store does that? Apparently this store that I won't be buying a Snoopy at. Ugh. There's so much random stuff in this store that I don't understand it at all. Unpolished silver, used vintage silk tops with armpit stains, hats, art to decorate your oldest living relative's house...and a Fender Knock off guitar in the window selling for $450, but worth less than $60.

I told Gary that I was looking for a nice bag to use as a brief case but it had to fit my 16"…read morelaptop. True to form, he found me exactly what I was looking for: a genuine LV bag in terrific condition. He pays attention to what I gravitate toward and presents me witch great options. We check in at Warren a couple of times a month for new items and to see Gary. Thank you for being a great sales person.

Once again, I come in here as a reseller and boy did I find some wonderful stuff, particularly at…read more50% off! Super nice staff and great stuff! This time I'm mostly saved everything that I bought for myself! Very high-end brands at a low prices, do not miss this shop if you are Thrift in the south Bay!

Fun store, great items, good prices too. I always enjoy going here. Definitely worth the trip to…read moreSunnyvale

Always fine something good here, well at least I do. From a nice dresser, a side table to dishes. I…read morego to Habitat at least a few times a month and find something awesome..... Also a note if ya see something ya like, go with your gut and buy it cuz it won't be there the next day. The turn around here is crazy and things do not last long on the shelves. My most recent find a colorful and fun sake set! Do chips or blemishes, looks like it was never used. It made my day and the whole set was 20 bucks!!!

My mom always finds something to get from baskets, lamps to chairs and even silverware that she…read morefelt one time she needed. I one day found used horseshoes to play with friends. I like just a stopping in to look when we drive through town. Mahalo and thanks. We will see you next time.

I stepped into this storefront thinking it was Strapping, but it's actually a separate vintage…read moreboutique, mostly selling clothes and shoes, but also a few Knick knacks. The owner was super friendly and welcoming and there was no sales pressure. I found the cutest hair clip (new) and was eyeing one of those camera cases for underwater photography, which only fits one certain camera that the owner researched and is available on eBay for $25. I walked out with the cute hair clip only, but worth the browse if you're into vintage/thrifting.

Amelia is the best! They're so helpful with styling and just the sweetest. Enjoyed my time in the…read morestore and browsing the cute little spot!!

Awesome experience, on vacations I always hunt for watches and this is a great AD to pickup watches…read morefrom brands like Casio, Citizen, and Seiko. They have been in business for decades and if you want to support a small business with real horological knowledge this is the spot. I had a battery replaced on a vintage watch I found during my trip I wanted to have running and purchased a seiko speed timer in a colorway that is now discontinued. I will definitely return on my next trip to the Bay as there were many special editions on display.

Went to visit this little quaint store in Chinatown for the first time. Met Connie who was…read moreextremely friendly and knowledgeable. She was very attentive to us during my time there. I did not buy anything as I am looking for something specific but will definitely go back and shop there. I love the feel of the little mom and pop stores and this place definitely gives you that feel. Update: went back to pick up the great piece a an incredible price. Again, I recommend shopping at this place. I'm definitely coming back.

I dropped by without an appointment looking for assistance for my watch repair. Kelly A. dropped…read morewhat he was doing and promptly assisting me. Kelly is very cordial, supportive and competent and his wonderful assistance is deeply appreciated. THANK YOU, Kelly for a job well done!!

This is going to be my new go to for all jewelry repairs and watch battery replacement. Kelly and…read moreLori are awesome! They make you feel like a part of the community. Love this little 'gem' of a spot in San Carlos!

I brought in cases of vintage jewelry, and got great advice on how to price the items they were…read morenot interested in purchasing. They also purchased some of the gold and turquoise jewelry I had. Jojo is fun to work with, and it was fun to hang out and look at what they have on display as well.

I came to Treasures to fix my Mother's ring that was passed down to me. A while back I originally…read moretook the ring to a "Scotts Valley Jeweler"... I won't name names (hint, hint), and I wanted them to just size the ring to my finger. It had to be sized up a bit. When I picked up the ring the gold band was stretched thin into an oval shape which flopped around on my finger. I pointed this out and they said they didn't see anything wrong with it. When I came into Treasures I was greeted by a very sweet and kind woman and then met her daughter and her husband. It was so nice to get that warm family feeling like they were going to make everything right that the other jeweler had ruined. Sure enough they did just that. The ring was brought back to life and made very strong and expertly crafted. I also had them do tipping to my Moms wedding bands. Tipping is when they build back up the prongs holding stones in a band. Both rings look fabulous and I'll definitely come back to have them set more of my loose stones in the future.