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    Citrus Heights, CA

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    Pacific Thrift Store

    3.3 (11 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Eco Thrift - Wedding dresses for $500 dollars.

    Eco Thrift

    3.0(279 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    Ohhhh my goodness, no. I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at Ego Thrift in Citrus…read moreHeights. First off, I found the prices to be incredibly high for a thrift store. I ended up spending $71 on two North Face backpacks, and unfortunately, that wasn't even the worst part. On the way home, I noticed a strong, unpleasant odor coming from the backpacks. Once I got home and opened them up further to inspect the inside, I was disgusted to find what appeared to be actual black mold growing inside both bags. Items in this condition should NEVER have been put out on the sales floor, especially at the prices being charged. Mold isn't just a stain or normal wear--it's a serious cleanliness concern, and customers should be able to expect that items being sold have at least been properly inspected. I spent $71 on two backpacks that I ultimately felt I had to throw away. That is incredibly frustrating and such a waste of money. For a thrift store charging these kinds of prices, there absolutely needs to be better quality control and inspection of donated items before they're sold. Very disappointing experience, and I would strongly recommend thoroughly inspecting anything you purchase here, especially bags, clothing, or other fabric items.

    I love Ecothrift!!! I found a Christmas Tree stand for $0.90!!!!…read more It was $3.95 but the color was 75% off. The staff are friendly, they even let me open something to see that it works (I am sure they are not allowed to). Some stuff is overpriced but then some other stuff is underpriced. Just got to go and check it out. Easy parking and in a pretty good area of town. I know it's not a non-profit but still great that it provides low-cost items for those of us that need it.

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    Eco Thrift - Retro decorative serving plates

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    Whatsupstairs Thrift - Inside the store.

    Whatsupstairs Thrift

    3.0(18 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    This store is amazing! The staff and service were also incredible! I highly recommend this…read moreexperience. Allow for time as there are so many treasures! You won't regret going to this incredible thrifting experience!

    I've been shopping this thrift store with my bestie for quite some time, and ALWAYS had a great…read moreexperience and got great deals. Have gone in twice since the change in ownership and it's WILDLY Overpriced with a horrible Attitude to match. They want $25 for a shirt, $8.99 for a Mason jar that isn't even vintage, and $5 for a mesh skimmer that also wasn't vintage. I bought 2 of the same exact skimmer for my jam at Ross the next day for $4.99. If you mention the change in atmosphere or express that the price doesn't match the item, you get eyes rolled at you or completely snubbed like you don't know what you're talking about. I am always bubbly and kind when going in to thrift stores because I know the folks working retail deal with all kinds of "personalities" throughout the day. So, I want to be a friendly face. Being treated like I can take my business elsewhere has done just that. I will take my business elsewhere. There are thrift shops on every corner and yard/estate sales every weekend. I won't pay sentimental value or assumed vintage price the be treated like that. On to the next, they've absolutely lost not one but 9 customers at minimum with my immediate family and best friend's family not shopping there anymore.

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    Mary's Thrift Store - Inside

    Mary's Thrift Store

    3.0(71 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $

    I came here once for the first time to donate a lot of things as I was cleaning out my garage. I…read morecalled first and thankfully they accept books too which a lot of other places no longer do. From the appearance of the place, everything looked tidy, the place looked bright and clean and no musky smell. So, I was grateful for their speedy response and also you can donate until 5pm which is awesome! So, 5 stars for the excellent customer service both on the phone, in the store and also at the back drop-off! I will return and maybe next time peruse the store. Although, I have to downsize so probably no shopping for now!

    Mary's thrift store was, and continues to be, my least favorite thrift I've been to. It's not…read morenecessarily the products themselves but more so the people shopping there. Some, but not all, of the experiences I've had include but are not limited to: 1. A man taking his pants (with no underwear) off and trying on pants in the aisle 2. A man yelling at the employee to give him the pants off the mannequin and her saying she can't do that because he steals too much, only for him to then take the pants off himself and steal them while cussing her out. 3. A man who would take stuff off the racks and throw them down in the aisle so that way nobody could walk through unless they wanted to scale his mountain of stuff. Every time I've been here it's been bad experiences, but we decided to come back and see how they've changed. So it was my first time back in... 5 years or so? Most of the clothes and trinkets are either covered in dirt, stains, or dust. The bathroom still has a sign that said it wasn't accessible due to Covid. So they just never reopened it for the public and I doubt they ever will. The aisles are so close together you have to squeeze by other people if they're in there. There is no changing room and the employee said clothes were final sale. Overall, not the most comfortable experience thrifting, prices aren't the best, and there is always someone in there making it uncomfy.

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    Mary's Thrift Store - Over priced and missing parts. My biggest problem was the price..their used toys cost more then Once Upon A Child used toys. Worn down toys

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    Over priced and missing parts. My biggest problem was the price..their used toys cost more then Once Upon A Child used toys. Worn down toys

    Pacific Thrift Store - thrift_stores - Updated September 2026

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