Such a cute little treasure of a thrift shop! Sometimes I find 5 things, sometimes I leave empty…read morehanded, but it's never a waste of time to stop by!

Love this place but just flagging that their hours are not correct and they're closed on thursdays!…read moreOtherwise great thrift store to donate to and shop at.

the best finds here! love the customer service too, always so helpful and kind!…read moreI have found really great designers!

My absolute FAV store!! They have the most unique beautiful items that are one of kind. The girls…read morein the Westlake location are so sweet and helpful!!

Goodwill has completely lost sight of what people expect from a nonprofit. They receive donated…read moreitems for free, yet they're pricing used furniture at hundreds of dollars--$299 for a donated piece, or "$100 on sale," is absurd. The money they make comes from selling donated goods, so it's incredibly disappointing to see prices that put those same items out of reach for the people who shop there looking for affordable options. What makes it even more frustrating is being asked at checkout if I want to round up and donate even more. When you're already charging prices like this on donated merchandise, it feels completely tone-deaf. A nonprofit should be focused on making donated items accessible to the community, not pricing them like a retail furniture store. This experience was disappointing and honestly makes me question whether Goodwill is still serving the people it's supposed to help.

I used to work around the area and from time to time I stop by here…read more Yesterday while visiting TO, I decided to stop by and see what I can get into. Upon entering, I can see that it is busy and smelling good too. Pretty good sized store. I have noticed that there are no discount days like how it is in the SF Valley. Except Mondays for military and first responders. Comparing the prices to other Goodwill stores, I find their prices cheaper. Like the 2 branded purses that I have checked. Michael Kors bag was $29.99. Tory Burch was $49.99. In other stores it would have been much higher than that. I looked around and saw a gently worn Kids shoes for $5.99, Towel for $2.99 and a skirt for $4.99. It was a good shopping experience. No line at the register so it was a fast transaction. *Private parking that is shared with other businesses. *I haven't noticed a restroom nor a fitting room.

This is definitely not a thrift store and they should change the name to boutique. I saw a dress…read morefor $90! I understand making money but it really irks me when thrift stores pricing so ridiculous that it's even more expensive than it is brand-new. All of the dresses that I pulled out were $30 $20 the shoes that are sold at Marshalls right now for $15 were priced at 25. I will give it a plus for being neat l but I really hate this trend of thrift stores charging outrageous amounts of money. It's such a bummer for us who have been thrifting our whole life.

This is the thrift store that I donate to. All proceeds go back to the hospital. They have nice…read moreitems to choose from.

Not sure why every review isn't 5 stars because everything about this location is awesome. The…read morestaff is so friendly, to the point where I walked in and they said "it's been a while!" Which either means they're extremely friendly or maybe I thrift too much, maybe both. I choose to think it's the friendly option. Always find great stuff and somehow I always walk in and there's a 50% off deal happening. Thanks for my drip Salvation Army

First I'll say I almost always find stuff to purchase. I used to love coming here to shop for…read moreclothing when the clothes were sorted by size. But now that they're all mixed especially the pants, I don't bother to look through the pants anymore. I don't want to go through hundreds of pairsjust to find maybe a couple in my size. I literally get tired of looking. I even thought about offering to donate my time to put them back in order if they would keep them that way ha ha. For the most part, the staff has been friendly. And I would've given five stars had the clothes been organized by size. I used to purchase lots of clothing when they were sorted but now I rarely buy any clothing. I don't have hours to spend. They would sell much more if they were sorted.

This place is charming. I can't walk in there without finding some little treasure even when my…read moreonly objective was to drop off a donation. It is curated with great care and displayed to grab attention. I have found many treasures there and it never disappoints, even if I don't find what I went there to find.

Just found this location in Simi Valley, where they sell and accept donations for a good cause…read more Their mission is to provide an avenue in a community to raise awareness and engage in the fight against the sexual exploitation of women and children by donating and/or purchasing donated goods. What a worthy cause. All of the workers there are volunteers and super friendly. They accept clothes but no electronics. Call to learn about what you can donate.

Very torn because this place has great stuff at reasonable prices but it is NEVER open when it says…read moreit will be. Can't trust their listed hours 90% of the time, calling them/emailing/voice-mailing gets you no response, and now even the signs they post are unreliable! Last month I came (closed, obviously) and saw posted on the window "closed for the rest of the month, will reopen on February 8th at noon". Well, I came at that exact time and it's still closed. No note or anything. Really frustrating to have no line of contact/updates without physically driving to the store. To top it all off, currently their website that Google links you to is a scammer website. Their domain must have expired. I really wish I knew what was going on.

Came here with a friend. Shop is very small and not very full of stuff. Feels extremely limited…read more My friend liked that they had some vintage band tees and they had a fair selection of jeans, but I also saw more than one item that was honestly worn to tatters. Is that fashionable? Very strange mix of stuff. Staff was polite and friendly. The store does have a dressing room to try things on.

I had a wonderful experience at Love At Second Sight. This is a great local consignment boutique…read morefeaturing upscale, chic brands like Frame and other unique pieces you won't find everywhere else. The selection is smaller andit feels curated and thoughtfully chosen, which makes it fun to browse because you never know what you might discover. I happened to stop in on a Friday during one of their sale afternoons when you can score a fun 10% off a girl math great bonus to buy more. I did not find anything on this first trip, but I hope to in the future. I love having a local shop like this in the community and look forward to coming back to see what new treats they have. Thank you! Support local.

I gave it another chance. My 1st experience was great but the last 3 somethings changed. Not sure…read moreif its a management shift but its not the same. First - they will offer to put your carefully selected items into a room. DONT DO IT. Someone else will put it all back and you'll have to start over. Last time i was there it gappened to me this time it happened to another customer. Second- Be prepared to be ignored. You will stand at the register while tbe owner is trying to leave but just keeps talking, tbe other employee is texting, and the 3rd is staring at you but engaged in a conversation with the other 2. You will actually need to say, I am ready like twice. 2-3 years ago the vibe was different so I didnt mind the drive and i wouldve said youre missing out but now but its not the same, you can probably find better..