This was one of the first places on the main strip next to the coffee shop. They opened a little…read morelater so that's why we started with it second after the first place. When you walk in it looks a little small shop but don't judge a book by its cover, this place can keep going and going it has a lot of little rooms and at the very far back it has an oddity's room which is amazing. In their oddity room they have skeletons, fairies, dragons, dolls and so much other fun stuff. They have a lot of vintage appliances, clothing and dishes. The owner is very well knowledgable on Tiffany lamps if you ask the questions he will definitely educate you.

We made our annual trek from nearby Memorial Day camping to go vintage and thrift shopping in…read moreMarysville. We love the variety in this store and the man at the counter (owner?) was very personable and helpful with some unmarked items and worked with us on very fair pricing. I bought most of my items from seller Linda: a cookbook from the 40s, vintage magazines from the 50s & 60s, a 1917 children's book (so cute!) and a couple other items. We really enjoyed shopping here and hope to be back next year.

This antique store has a little bit of everything! There's so much to see that you definitely need…read moresome time to walk through it all. Perfect spot if you love hunting for unique treasures.

Absolutley LOVED this shop! Verna does Estate Sales so there is always lots of inflow of and…read morevariety of items. It is an 11 out of 10! Her and her sister took time to help me while they were busy unpacking another load of estate items to display. Do NOT miss this shop if you collect smalls like China or Depression Glass. Mary Faria, SantaCruzBeachRental.com

K Roberts is out favorite place to shop! Such great pieces for home or a gift. Kevin has the best…read moretaste in decor. Love, love!

Gorgeous displays! Super gifts, jewelry, statuary, tablewares, cute accessory handbags, candles…read moreplacemats, tablecloths, napkins and so many more great things!

The owner is super nice, not stuck up like most of the shop owners down the street. nothing is over…read morepriced. A lot of vintage item. I have been there a few times and every time I find something amazing

One would think after a huge write up in the local newspaper about her excitement of her store…read more,that she would be open according to her posted hours. Nope. I tefuse to do business with someone that doesnt follow her own dictation of store hours. Plus. No cc. Only cash. She lost me as a customer for those teasons.

I had a positive experience there, as the prices are extremely reasonable. I wish, I would have…read moregotten the cashiers' name she mentioned this was her second month there, she has great customer service, in pricing things and mentioning the sale price and she actually 'ran to the back' to have an ottoman priced. I would drive another 200 miles plus, with another person, as its always fun, to go out of town thriftying. JF

Okay selection of clothes. Some items are extremely overpriced. A metal paper towel holder for $9…read more A shirt with a $6 price tag still on it marked to $18. Definitely worth the look through but pay attention to the price tag.

This is the best thrift shop I have ever been to! Everything is so well organized, and a lot of…read moreparking. I originally came in for some forks and spoons to get settled into my new life. I ended up wandering into the many of the shops categorized rooms like sports, tools, appliances/electronics. Nice shoes and boots gently worn. BUT THE PEOPLE! I've just moved here and struck up my first conversation with some locals Toni and Kurt who were very kind and told me about GV's small community. David the cashier was super chill and I embarrassingly started tearing up cause people treating each other like people... oh my heart. And I also met Sarah, another employee who looks like an anime character- so was her energy!

I have never been to a more organized thrift store in my life! This place was so impressive. So…read moremany items to choose from and amazing prices. The experience is lovely as the store is so easy to navigate. There is a lot of love that goes into this place.

Alot, they don't help where they say they're supposed to help they make you do all the work yes…read moreyou're supposed to help a little bit and show that you're willing to do what you need to do for them to do their part but they don't give you all the full information they are not very nice very rude and they make you wait they do things on their time and not very happy with habitat whatsoever they need a lot of improvements customer service for one and they could use improvements in other areas as well.

You can often find some pretty good household things for a great price, the main cashiers are…read morealways friendly. Sections in the Yuba City store are often in disarray, but that's part of the phone is digging through stuff I guess. My main issue is the volunteer employees they have helping, they are often huddled together in groups, blocking sections, and chitchatting with no concern for the customers. They are very often talking loudly, cursing and acting a fool. When my 15 year old daughter was there with our fam she was digging through some stuff one of their unkempt, looking employees started harassing my daughter, to which I had to step in once I witnessed.

Go early!!! Lost of walking, bring a cart/bag to put your…read morepurchases in, maybe wear a hat & sunscreen, only the venders are shaded Value is good Service is friendly

I got a spot this morning, paid more for the spot than i got selling stuff. Everyone was as nice as…read morethey could be. There just wasnt as many people selling there as they used to have and no where near as many people buying. Personally if it was me i would get the price to drop back down so more people wo0uld go there. it was $40 to rent a booth.