Amazing work these people are so cool and this place was well priced!!!!!!!!!!!! Amazing work these…read morepeople are so cool and this place was well priced!!!!!!!!!!!!

Too small and the curated selections are meh. I find more at goodwill or st Vincent or even Salv…read moreArmy

Wonderful trove of treasures, friendly and definitely a place to come back to. Thrift on!read more

I have found so many awesome clothing pieces here over the years at incredibly reasonable prices!…read more The store is well-organized, making it easy to browse, and I love that they set up a few racks outside with even more items to look through. The staff are also so kind and welcoming. If you're looking for secondhand finds without breaking the bank, I definitely recommend stopping by!

Shopping in Pasadena, Los Angeles, California…read more.. My friend, Jun, was going to look at furniture at The Huntington Collection. He had learned about this cool place from our friend, Nikki B. Of course, I wanted to tag along with Jun! The Huntington Collection is not just a place for thrifting... it really is a collection of vintage items such as furniture, jewelry, clothing, shoes, books, etc. Check out this shop for interesting merchandise! It's for a good cause: Huntington Hospital's Senior Care Network Shopping here is also great for our environment: reuse things, recycle items, and reduce waste!

The store is huge. They have everything from clothes and designer shoes to books and vinyl lps to…read moreantique furniture, crystal and china and rugs. We are downsizing and donating a lot of items including wedding gifts from 45 years ago but every time we go in there I see things I want to buy! I haven't noticed a children's section, but the store is big so I may have missed it. The ladies who work there are lovely and very helpful.

I was intrigued enough to check it out, but I guess I was picturing more vintage styles from the…read more80s. I wasn't expecting as many "retro styled" items, meaning either new t-shirts featuring 80s music or repurposed thrift items now adorned to look like they were vintage 80s. That being said, I did pick up a pair of hot pink new costume fishnet fingerless gloves and rubber bracelets to go toward my 80s Night theme and Hubs found a DVD and CD, so alls good.

Cute store with a large selection of rock tees, chokers and some vintage items. I love the name of…read morethe store as well. Owner is friendly!

Tens across the board! Best staff! Awesome selection! Amazing prices! What a gem! Got so many…read moregoodies today :)

I really think they should consider changing the name because this doesn't feel like a thrift…read morestore. I love the variety of items they carry, and the employees have always been friendly, and welcoming. They have an impressive selection of clothing, shoes, glassware, collectibles, furniture, and vintage treasures, and it's always interesting to browse. That said, the prices are much higher than what most people expect from a thrift store. Traditionally, thrift stores exist to provide affordable clothing and household items while supporting the community, especially during times when many families are trying to stretch their budgets. Unfortunately, many of the prices here feel much closer to what you'd find in an antique or resale shop. I would honestly suggest renaming it to something like "Bridge Resale Store" because I think that would better reflect what customers can expect. It's still a great place to shop if you're looking for unique or vintage items, but if you're expecting traditional thrift store pricing, you may leave disappointed. I enjoy visiting and appreciate the staff and the quality of the merchandise--I just wish the pricing better matched the mission and expectations that come with the word "thrift."

Good reuse recycle products A-Z items Some usable some not…read moreso usable Tons of keyboards DVD CD VHS tapes stuff for kitchens BUT needs brighter light bulb Lumens for enhance interior Very dark inside. More lighting OR use mirrors, reflective surfaces can Help Use LED bulbs. Great layout Very clean interior

I've been shopping this Salvation Army pretty regularly for a few years now and the men's section…read moreat least has really gone downhill. They used to have a pretty sizable, well-organized men's selection but after re-organizing the store, the men's selection is maybe 1/4 the size of what it was. What does remain is terribly organized--wrong sizes abound in S/M/L sections, and the men's pants are now nearly 50% obviously women's pants (Easy to tell by the cut and sizing, size 12 instead of 34/30 or whatever). I can understand a few "misfiles" of women's clothes in the men's section, that happens everywhere, but for almost half of the pants to obviously be women's clothing? That's either a complete lack of care or someone really trying to abolish gender norms in clothes. Which I guess I'm all for in theory, but it does make it frustrating to browse and ascertain sizing. There are also no dressing rooms (again, this is every corporate thrift store post-COVID, and I guess I get the reasons but its still annoying) and they removed the only mirror in the men's section to put up display wiring on the wall--which they've yet to attach anything to months later. Chaotic and disorganized, this went from one of my favorite thrift stores in NELA to my least.

Went here just onto pff a donation. Lot is large and full but some spaces available…read more As other reviewers said, there was no one available to give a receipt at the donation bins, but we did not need one. The bins were labeled, but if your donation does not match the labels then you are unsure where to put it. Guess they can just sort it out later.

These people are receiving donations and selling them at retail brand new pricing. I spoke with the…read morestore manager Liz and she had zero accountability nor did she care about this. She made an excuse and said we don't look at it. We just throw a price on it. Corporate needs to come down and take a look at this location because what they are doing is overcharging, separating important articles to items. They will sell the entire radio system. Remove the speakers and sell the speakers individually. She does not want to hold accountability, and the selection at this location is terrible ? This is the general manager of the store as she told me that's exactly her role. Go to another location besides this

Finally stopped at this thrift store. Some great items and the volunteers that run the Treasure…read moreFair Thrift Store like Beverly and Katie are awesome. Thank you ladies for your help and bringing awareness to the Assistance League of Pasadena and your caring and commitment that you also bring to the shoppers.

If you are a fan of the Bargain Box in Arcadia or the Huntington Collection in Pasadena, check out…read moreTreasure Fair Thrift Shop in Pasadena... 4 stars!!!! Just like the Bargain Box and Huntington Collection, I can't call the Treasure Fair a thrift shop since it's not like a typical thrift shop, but more like second-hand boutique. You can tell that the volunteers take the time to highlight the quality of the available merchandise, especially the housewares and decor. It's very evident that all of the treasures for sale were meticulously cleaned and staged by the hardworking staff. There's also a pretty good selection of clothing for all ages. The Treasure Fair is a nonprofit managed by the Assistance League of Pasadena, and one of their worthy endeavors is Operation School Bell, which provides much needed clothing as well as school supplies such as backpacks and books to children in need in neighboring local schools. There's a very small parking lot but there should be plenty of street parking available if needed. Also, be aware that the store has limited hours since it's managed by volunteers. It's only open four days a week, Wednesdays thru Saturdays, from 11am to 2pm. Plan to check out The Treasure Fair to give much needed treasures a new. home.