The co-owner is such a sweet lady. Very friendly and customer focused. Items are very reasonably…read morepriced. It's a non-profit organization and they help high school students with skills!

Well organized stock. Quality items. I purchased a beautiful dress for a trip to Italy. Got so…read moremany compliments on it. And unbelievably well priced.

Oh Sparkly Ragz how do I love thee...let me count the ways!…read more I can't even remember how I found them. But it was through Facebook on one of their Facebook Live sales during the peak of COVID in 2020. Sooo glad I came across them. They are a quite consignment and exclusive boutique. They sell new, used, like new, and handmade items. The owners and staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. I've gotten purses, jackets, scarfs, jewelry etc! Both new and used. I've loved almost everything I've purchased. I tend to buy through the Facebook Live sales they do. And rarely make it into the store. If you're in the area worth stopping by, if not worth taking the trip! Good people and great items!

My favorite consignment store. I've bought and sold at various consignment shops over the years and…read morethis one is the best. For consigning: super fast and efficient, nice online inventory and income system. For shopping: great selection and constantly rotating inventory. I picked up some pants from the Made in Italy line today and they are fantastic. Takes elastic waisted pants to a new level--super comfy but also cute enough to wear out to dinner. Awesome experience every time. Thanks, ladies!

The shop is tucked in a quiet part of the Benicia. Surrounding area is very nice. The owner of the…read moreshop is very friendly. It looks like they have a lot interesting vintage style clothes and stuff. A lot cool T-shirt's. More male clothes than female clothes. The price is reasonable and you get the feeling like you never know what you will find over there. I hope they will expand their female clothes section as well.

What a glorious store! My partner found two tops he absolutely loves. I could not afford the…read moreamazing jackets I found but I was in awe at seeing them. Serious blasts from the past. There was a poster that I also dearly want but I have to see if I can find space for it. The owner was very friendly and helpful and the rooms were divided by theme (I especially enjoyed the music/concerts room) and he had a great selection of vintage jerseys. He said he cleans all the clothes before putting them out so people can try them on without worries. I can't wait to come back to see what other clothes the owner finds. The store is a little hidden in the back of a little shopping area/offices off of First Street, but there are lots of helpful signs to guide you. Also the bags have colorful cartoon hand-drawn monkeys!

This is one of the last true thrift shops in the Bay Area. When used and vintage now means huge…read moremarkups, with snobby service, this shop is a refreshing throwback! They have a power packed variety of clothing and goods, many high quality items for dirt cheap prices. The staff are also the sweetest and very helpful. I brought $20 in cash and left with a flawless vintage Wilson's leather jacket, another name brand cardigan, and two other high quality tops as wardrobe staples. The hours are very limited so come with focus and efficiency in mind. I only shopped for 10 minutes before they closed, and know I hardly scratched the surface. So I can't wait to come back for more deals with more time, and a chance supporting a great cause!

Wow! This place is busting out Christmas all over!…read more This is my first donate and my second visit. The place had transformed from a sleepy site and it was hopping. On my first visit, which was a while ago, I got the impression that this was a rather small space. However, it seems flexible inside and they have literally pushed the merchandise all the way back to the main walls and the space is greatly enlarged. This time they had tons of stuff, lots of Christmas stuff, and as far as I can figure, it was all on sale. Prices were very low. I saw many items on sale for either 50% off or as little as 25 cents per item. there were definitely sales where the signs were either missing or unclear. I got quite a surprise when a swatch of fabric, which I thought was six dollars turned out to be 50 cents. The quality of the items range from some highly coveted brands (not in my size, too bad), to the usual I haven't heard of these. The condition range from nearly brand new to very worn. They have an enormous range of merchandise for a thrift shop, they had lots of books, shoes,men's, women's and children's clothing, surprisingly large purse selection, electronics, all sorts of fabrics and linens, dining and cookware. As far as I can tell, the only day of the week where you can donate is Wednesdays. But it's quite the operation on Wednesdays. They received my donations, swiftly and efficiently. It's a pretty small parking lot and with the activity from the donations the lot was full. But with a bit of patience, the people who have completed their donations and don't plan to shop opens spots very quickly. They only accept cash. No credit cards, no phone apps, just cash. But on both my trips to the shop I could barely get to five dollars. I don't think it's going to be a hardship.

Awesome skate shop with lots of fun vintage finds! I found an original mint condition SF Derby…read morejacket that I had been looking for forever. Staff is friendly and they actually skate which is a nice step up from the mall shops.

A cool place to spend at least an hour looking in. We stumbled in on a Sunday afternoon and there…read morewere quite a few other shoppers inside. We immediately saw free (or what I assumed to be free) mini cupcakes and coffee right at the entrance. The register is in the middle of the store, and there is a friendly cat laying on it. The woman working the store was also helpful and offered a good price when an item didn't have a tag on it. The place is a bit stuffy from all the stuff, but it's huge. The hallways are cramped from all the stuff, so be careful walking through. There's also a second floor. Definitely a cool spot to look around and hunt for old vintage finds, just wished it was a bit roomer to move around.

Cool, old school antique store. Packed is an understatement! Reminds me of shop's in the 90s which…read morewere stuffed with treasures. The dealers here are a bit hit or miss. Some have a great eye like the Mid Century dealer in the back corner on the ground floor, others look like a yard sale. If you dig around you are bound to find something cool. We did!. Bonus, they have a friendly store cat! And the gentleman that rang us up was very friendly.

Feb 7 2026 4 stars. You can be the fifth star…read more Been through a desert on a horse with no name? Rainy stormy weather? I hear you. Sail over to Messuhya in Crockett. Messuyha is a bright island cove to anchor your ship at during a storm. Replenish your spirit here. It's a community place designed to be a community place. You are welcome here. Sit down. Relax. Take a load off your feet. Messuhya is a nice place to unburdon yourself of material treasures that you no longer need but don't want to discard as if you were ungrateful for the blessings you have had. You may also find a passed on treasure that you have been yearning for. With a call, if you are shy, a caretaker from Messuyha will come out and meet your carriage. They take donations- and they offer value. Messuhya is an oasis that appears when you were just about to give up the ghost or something else to be cherished.

Eclectic shop. Good place to thrift and find household, clothing and jewelry. Also a great place to…read moredonate. Interesting art pieces and very friendly staff. This is a great third place community spot.

I thought Baron's was an urban legend…read more I'd heard there was a vintage store in or around The Warehouse Cafe, but nobody could tell me its name or precisely where it was. Finally I went to search for it myself and...I could not find it. On my second visit I inquired at the cute little artsy shop a few storefronts away. The nice lady there told me to go through the green double doors (how did I miss the big "ANTIQUES" sign the first time???) and walk straight through until I bumped into it. Sure enough, that worked. But, it was closed. Baron's has funky hours. It's only open 3 days a week - Friday, Saturday, and Sunday - and it may or may not be open during the posted times. If you go on a Saturday or Sunday you will most likely luck out on an early opening at around 1 p.m. (versus 2 p.m.), but - just in case - you should plan on having lunch somewhere before heading over. Or call first. Or kill time in the cafe across the street, which is what we did today. Once I finally stepped through the doors, I was surprised to see that the store is bigger than I'd imagined. There's a mix of vintage and new, and everything from t-shirts to bustiers, platform shoes to Playboy magazines, leather chaps to woolen caps, guayaberas to folding TV dinner tables, and skull patches to costume jewelry. Baron's has an ambiance that reflects the rough-and-tumble allure of Port Costa. A must-see if you're in the area on a weekend afternoon. P.S. Cash only...there's an ATM in the bar.

They had some cool things here. Knives, masks, even Hello Kitty purses. Such random stuff makes…read moreroaming around fun! Best find was the peacock dress. Too bad my waist couldn't work it.