Definitely a hidden gem of a thrift store in the Bay Area! I was in search for glass jars for…read moreplants, and I hit the jackpot here. The owner, Jesus, is the nicest owner of a thrift store I've ever met! The pricing is pretty awesome because it's gather what you can, bring it to the front desk, the clerk/owner gives you an estimate, and he gave me a deal with a lifetime. I got 22 glass containers of all different sizes for $10! Best deal ever!! The owner has three stores in the East Bay and the second store is literally a 10 seconds walk away. I scored another green vase there for a dollar! I'm gonna visit this place again and tell everyone about it! Everyone should check it out, especially if you're looking for glassware.

A real old fashioned thrift store. And A half on most days…read more A couple of shops, hard to find much over $10

Called this place, man (Roberto or Jesus maybe some other man?) answered, hello. That's it. I ask,…read morewho is this? He replies, who is this... you called me! I said, I'm calling a thrift store and I don't know if this is who you are. He reply Yes. I said as a business you should say hello this the thrift shop to confirm to people you are a business. He replies, you called me! Rude; after I just explained why he needs to act like a professional and reference the business. I tell him I'm not from Hayward and willing to drive there if you would do a quick look to see if you have any CD players and cassette players for a stereo system, not a boom box. He said he thinks he has some. I explain I am willing to drive if he has some, but don't want to if he doesn't. He say, yes I think we have some. I ask will you please confirm and take a look. He says, I'm pretty sure we have them. I ask how much are they. He says they'er not much. I ask again, would you please check and let me know how much. I see these in other thrift shops for $15-20 dollars. He says his aren't that cheap. I ask how much are yours. He replies more that that. I said that doesn't help me. For Pete's sake, you are not working with me at all on anything I ask. You don't let people know your a business when you answer the phone and argue with them about I called you etc. He is not willing to walk over to physically see if he has a cd or cassette player and not willing to tell me how much he charges. I push him again for a price. He says the CD player and cassette players are over $80 each. I say, that's why I'm asking. I don't want to pay that much. He says his have been gone over and work. I said that doesn't matter to me. What ever shop I buy from, they will take it back if it doesn't work, even at $15. He says I knew you didn't want to spend any money that's why I didn't tell you. I said when someone asks for a price, simply tell them. Don't make drama out of it, that's insulting. Then he hangs up on me. Ask yourself, do you want to be treated this way? Shame on him. He wanted to argue with me about everything. I called him back, of course he didn't take the call. I left him a messaging saying he just earned a negative one star on yelp. You brought it on with you bad attitude. I don' know what position Roberto or Jesus or smoother man? has (answering machine message says she is his daughter leaving the recording. I'm assume it's his business.) It's been along time since I've run into a rude business owner. I've only left one other Yelp review and it was 5 starts. Sorry Roberto, you deserve this review to be read by others.

Very high prices to be called a thrift store ; The owner need to be more humble ; he uplifts…read morehimself too much. Seems to be operated by the family: yet you don't feel welcomed since you walk in. They look at your every move as if you where to steal. rather keep visiting larger thrift stores ; can't support this small family business when they are ripping people off. More then half of this store sells brand new retail items ; nothing thrift about it .

TAGS opened where The Shoe Place once was . TAGS is a non-profit community service org. whose goal…read moreis "serving teens and young adults through creative reuse programs". All proceeds generated are used to for teenadvocacy.org Offerings: clothes, shoes, accessories, artisans' creations.... Was greeted warmly, cordially by team leaders Haley & Ian. Obviously most of the clothes weren't my size. Was introduced to a rad XL shirt that had a ridiculous price ($7). Sadly, it wasn't a fit. May have been a women's XL. Labels were removed. The artisan creations looked interesting. Don't know where i can put them. Will return to check out shirts... Street parking only. TAGS is on a corner.

Super nice people they have really really nice stuff for a small thrift shop!…read more again super sweet..

Whenever my family is in the Niles area we make sure to stop in this well curated shop!! There is…read morealways a treasure to be found and Joe is a seriously cool dude who supports his community! Check it out!

Owner is extremely rude and was on his phone while talking to me and gave me rude comments. Asked…read moreabout if they had a certain genre or type of item and he rudely told me to look with no sense of customer service. Wouldn't come back and don't recommend if ur looking for good service!

I'm new to thrifting. I don't know where the price point on used items should be. My inexperienced…read moreopinion is that the clothes and book prices are great. The store is huge. It was formally CVS located in the Lucky supermarket plaza. Rows and rows of clothes! There is a reasonable selection of plus sized clothing as well. I had no expectations. I was just browsing and ended up picking up a few items. I was hoping for a better selection of accessories. That inventory was lacking.

It's nice to have a Savers in town. While I personally have never found anything I liked there,…read moreDevon found some nice leather boots, so I know good things trickle in. The prices are aligned with goodwill, and the workers there are helpful, like their spirit hasn't been broken, which is nice. Their donation system is real hassle free--you literally just pull up and see the big green bins, and toss your stuff in there. Find an employee near the green bins and they'll give you a 20% off coupon. That's it! No selling or anything, just dump your stuff and get a coupon.

Awesome little spot with tons of remarkable gems. They are currently liquidating, so hope they…read morekeep the business going at a new site. Really cool stuff, and fair prices. Drove off with a trunk full of treasures.

Ladies, Do you ever drag your significant other to antique…read morestores and later feel guilty when you see the look of boredom that appears as if it is going to crush their face!? If so, then take your S.O. to San Carlos Ave in Castro Valley. That's where AJ's Attic is and it is like the bro version of antiquing. Slot machines, arcade machines, neon beer signs, and other goodies that those of the male persuasion would enjoy. They have a few things for us lady folk as well. But, if you are like me then you will enjoy all this store has to offer.

HAHAHAHA where do I begin? Although this flea market has a…read moreton of booths AND is FREE (no admission fee required), the folks selling are rude, horrible, and always seem to have a terrible day. Selling at the flea market should be fun! Prices are what you'll get for NEW in the store. No seller wants to negotiate (and further adds comments such as "I don't want to sell you, you can leave now" or adds excuses such as "it's harder to crochet small animals") even when the market is about to close. I am trying really hard to support... For example, someone in my party wanted toothbrushes. The individual selling the toothbrush placed a price tag higher than what you'll purchase in store NEW (and let's be honest, less likely to be stolen in the stores). The person in my party was willing to do a bundle deal for a mild discount (such as if one was $3, my person was willing to do 2 for $5). The seller legit says "you can leave now, I don't want to sell to you." WTF. Customer population: Mainly Hispanics Seller population: Mainly Hispanics Parking is free. Flea market is in the B zone.

Service is great because once you deal with the manager it's a piece of cake!…read more Selection of stuff for sale is AWESOME! Value is the only reason I go to the Chabot College Fleamarket to buy and sell!

Came here to browse while we waiting for a table at Bronco Billy's. Cute spot in Niles that is FULL…read moreof unique items. The older woman who works there is so sweet and gave us the history of the uranium glass. Those were my favorite items in the store.

Today, my fiancé and I visited this antique store. Upon entering, an older woman showed me a…read moreChristmas-style bag and said, quote, "so you can take back to Mexico." During small talk, she asked if I was born there, and when I said no, she followed up by asking, quote, "when are you going back." I responded that just because I look a certain way does not mean I was born there. This interaction was unprofessional and inappropriate.