Tired. Big brown wood furniture. Scattered Asian artifacts. Not a lot of fresh inventory…read more Proprietor seems sweet but they look like they want to retire . If you are hunting, not a lot of game.

Got to meet the famous Colby today…read more Definitely one of the nicest shop owners I've ever met. He was willing to make a deal on whatever you were interested in. Enjoyed meeting and talking with him. We loved perusing his shop inside and out. Then we made deals and purchased several items. Will definitely put this on my list of shops to mosey through.

Love this place, I go a few times a week. I've been coming to dollar thrift since there last store…read morelocation, I was worried seeing such an upgrade that the prices were going to go up as well but they've stayed true to there name. And the owner is always so nice!

You must check out this place!! Amazing service, great selection, and it's only a $1! In this…read moreeconomy that is the best deal in town!! They hang all the items so instead of digging through bins you can casually scan racks- it's just such a better experience than any other thrift shop in the area. I almost don't want to give up this local treasure because I want it all to myself ... but I want them to stay in business forever so go check them out!!

Needed a couple soup mugs and was in the neighborhood. Big store, loads of inventory. L I ts of…read moreshopping baskets. Had to quelch the itch to buy too many things. Found a couple soup mugs on sale. Staff pleasant. Big parking lot, easy access.

This is a pretty nice Goodwill! It's spacious, there's tons of products, everything is always…read moreupdated, AND everything is organized by size. Wow!!! I'm from LA... the Goodwills in my neighborhood don't organize or separate anything by size. The service is good too- the cashiers were very polite and helpful while we made a big purchase of a bunch of small things. As far as value goes, in the vast expanse of California thrift stores - Goodwill is on the pricier side. Thats the only reason I'm deducting a star here.

I visited this location yesterday for the first time. It was huge and there was a lot of organized…read moreracks and sections to go through. I was blown away by the prices. There was a long line and only 2 registers opened. I wish they would open at least one more register to accommodate the long line. I spent $55 and bought a ton of items. I appreciate the fitting room. I wish Goodwill would bring them back. I will be returning soon enough.

QUESTION: There were a lot of woman employees but every single one was wearing a hijab. different…read morecolors and races but all in this uniform. Is this a standard/uniform requirement for this business now? The service was not good the last time I went. The employees were not very friendly . The woman that checked me out wanted me to tell her how much each of my items were (and I had a good amount of things) instead of looking herself and doing it like a normal cashier. I typically like this thrift store. I like the amount of items and price and quality.

Do ANY cleaning staff work here? Absolutely filthy floors, walls, shelves, all of it. Seriously the…read moremost disgusting goodwill I've ever seen. Also some pretty shady people hanging around outside. The actual selection of items is terrible and there's barely any furniture at all. I can safely say I'm never coming back to this one.

We had several boxes of clothes we had to drop off. Our son had passed away and Goodwill was more…read morethan willing to take them for us. They were very accommodating. We appreciated their service.

We like thrift stores. We like St. Vincent de Paul. Sacramento is a worthy stop. We had an extra…read morehour. I developed knowledge in woods and furniture early in life. St. V's usually has quality furniture, well made. This store has square footage and volume. A vast inventory. As generations arrive and leave, thrift stores contain the remnants. Lots of furniture is the pressboard, particle board and veneer of the 70's-2000's. There were still some great finds, oak, a very nice likely mahogany table, 2 leaves, with a coat of paint. Another good dining room set. A cool old dresser and mirror. Our place is too small, 700 miles away and full of quality old furniture. Not necessarily matching, but quality. We left with four items, two of them sealing glass jars, able to hold about four cups of ? each. Ours are raisin jars. We like wooden hangers, found a bundle for two dollars. We had been at the Pendleton Woolen Factory and seconds store the week before. We found a nice Pendleton Branded (therefore expensive) quilt in a belted package, unused, $14. Not wool, a weather resistant quilt, great for a car blanket. Would we return? Yes.

Our first stop today in our day out of thrifting. My mom came up for a visit and she loves…read morethrifting. I came upon this thrift storm from another yelper that I follow. He raved about this thrift store. So I saved it till my mom showed up and we put it on our list. Google maps got us there without a hitch, or almost. We did have to do a U-Turn to get into their driveway, which wasn't bad, the traffic stopped ahead of us due they had a signal so all was good. This is a huge thrift store. You can't miss it from the road. It's on Watt Ave before the bowling alley if you are coming from the 50. They used to be behind a thriving shopping center, but that fizzled out so I'm rarely in this area anymore now that my grandma doesn't bowl there anymore. They have everything here include furniture that they will deliver. That's a surprise. I didn't inquire the fee, but I bet it's worth it. When you walk in they have a board that tells you what colors are on sale. I bought a few things that were 25% off and got one top for 50% off. What a deal. I bet people shop by tag colors and go for the white ones as those items are only $1. What a deal. I didn't see any white, tags, but I wasn't really looking for things by tag colors. I was more focused on things that I wanted and if it had the right colored tag than good for me. They have so much clothing. And I'm mostly focused on clothing and Puzzles. Everything is divide by type and size. There are several alcoves. One had women's dresses in it, which I looked at, but didn't see anything that was worth trying on. I found 2 sets of winter PJs for $6.99 for the set. One silky set in maroon and a 2nd set that was cotton and had maroon stripes along with grey and white. I got a black and white Calvin Kline T-Shirt with Calvin in Silver lettering for $2. I got 2 100 piece puzzles for a friend who had a stroke recently. She's going stir crazy and said 100 piece puzzle would be perfect. And theses weren't kiddy designs either so these were perfect. One was of sea shells and the other is of a decorated elephant. Those were only $1.50 each. They were 25% off what a good deal. And I got 2 other tops for $3.99 each. Back to the puzzles. They are the only store we when to today that had such a wide variety of 100 piece puzzles. I was really impressed by their selection. They also had puzzles with more pieces in them, but none of those got our attention. I don't know if they have restrooms, but they do have fitting rooms. They allow you to take 5 items in at a time, which is totally fair. With dressing rooms going out of style these days, this is a total find. They have so much clothing, they even have a blue room with the more desirable items in it. I looked around, but didn't see anything that caught my eye. Nothing stood out to me as being as a good find. They were pricier than I wanted to pay for those types of items. If you did find anything there you are asked to pay for them separately and not take them out of the area till they are paid for. Parking is ok. They have a lot right out front that was full when we arrived, we parked by the side of the building which was more convenient for me in pulling in and backing out. The other parking lot looked tight. I'm totally sold on this thrift store. I'm going to put it into our rotation.

Pros: - the staff up front was very nice…read more- supports women empowerment & domestic violence victims - non profit! - some clothes get donated to help those who are homeless - clean and organized - best of all- prices are reasonable BEFORE the sale (vs eco thrift where sometimes prices are insane until it's 75% off) - weekly sales + color tag sales (50, 20, 10% off) - has some collector items like comic books, video games, pokemon cards - good variety of items Cons: - smaller size so less selection. But great use of space! Found another store for donations and thrifting In parking lot with Single Mom Strong :)

Such a beautiful and lovely space. The owner is so kind, and helpful. It is small, but in the best…read moreway. Everything is so clean, and organized!

Real wood furniture, clothes, antiques and great people! What more do you need…read more Service=outstanding Value=exceptional with every thing 70% off

It is quite a rarity to come across a thrift store that also serves as a dedicated furniture store…read moreall under one roof. That is exactly what I found when I visited "Comfort Thrift & Boutique", a locally owned and family operated business. Truth be told, this business did not have a single Yelp review since its grand opening back in late-2022. Located at 11415 Folsom Blvd in Rancho Cordova, this place shares the same parking lot as several other business including "Expo Furniture" and "Superbike Showroom". Parking was a breeze as this part of town does not get a lot of traffic as it is mainly an industrial part of town. They do, however offer generous business hours as they are open 7 days a week; Monday through Saturday from 10am-6pm and Sunday from 11am-6pm. What I particularly like about this place is just how open and spacious this place is. You will find so much in the way of your standard everyday thrift items including clothes, records, toys, glassware, and knick-knacks for around the house. But they also have a ton of vintage items including some items that are at least a century old. And when I mean spacious, I would have to say that 75% of the building accommodates a ton of furniture options. Everything from sofas, loveseats, sectionals, recliners, dining room sets, and complete bedroom groups. Since I wasn't in the market for furniture, I am unsure about their delivery/pickup options but I am guessing that much of the stock you see is what you'd be getting. I did notice that the store itself was relatively cold (at a crisp 67°F) and the public restroom was out of order but that was the only negative thing I would have to say. I did notice that the few employees/staff members were very helpful as I was greeted when I entered the furniture area. And when I did purchase the antique coffee mugs, they were very accommodating. When you factor in the very reasonable prices (for a thrift/consignment store), decent service, and wide selection, I am giving "Comfort Thrift & Boutique" an above average four star rating.