Went by during the hours yelp said they were open and they were not. Kinda disappointed we drove…read moreabout 30 min to check this place out.

Thought I'd rate this place since it hasn't had a review on here in a long time. It's in a cute…read morelittle shopping center that looks like kind of a red barn. Quite a few parking spaces and it's clear they really care about their little shop. Lots of jewelry, cowboy boots, baskets, crystals, scarves and smalls to make crafts with like keys and driftwood. So many nooks and crannies to explore to find treasures. Everything was SUPER well priced. So many $1 and $5 items. No a/c but they have fans running and they offered me ice water! Super charming and I'd be a regular if I lived closer. Definitely worth a visit.

Came here for the first time and had an amazing experience!! The volunteers are so kind and make…read moreyou feel welcomed. The store is organized and clean and the best part yet, very fairly priced! They also have a rewards system you can sign up for to earn points which is great. I will definitely be back.

What a super cute shop, they had a variety of items and I love they have a fitting room. Prices are…read moresomewhat reasonable. For a thrift store I did find some items a little more expensive but not too bad. Staff was very friendly and the only suggestion I have is to maybe put the clothes on order of size. Everything was more based on type but not size so you had to kind of really look. Would definitely be back

Cute shop, rare goods, great prices and the owner is nice! I will definitely be returning.read more

Dope Spot Lots of Fly Sh*t inside of you love street wear ,…read morevintage and retro clothing . The hat selection is good as well

Really lovely people with a mission to serve!!…read more Clean! Fair prices and a joy!! They even have a deliver service for a minimal fee of $25.

This place was a honey hole before now its more miss then hit. And this place started curating its…read morebest stuff for local selling so yeah if you find something by chance then it was your lucky day

Went in looking for pie dishes at Goodwill, Salvation Army, and other thrifty stores but couldn't…read morefind any. I finally found some (three) from a few shelves here. It's an interesting setup. The merchandise you are buying isn't all from one person. Many sellers might share a space with their goods. I had a nice time exploring all the curated goods. This spot seems to have more variety than the other antique stores around town. If you ever need vintage bakeware that's affordable, I encourage you to try here!

GREAT PLACE TO CHECK OUT WHEN IN REDLANDS. JUST DON'T GET TOO EXCITED…read more Why shouldn't you get excited? Continue reading below to find out why... I've visited here plenty of times before. Not often do I find myself buying something, mainly because I am usually searching for something very specific. Their selection on items here is very good. Moreover, this is one of the bigger places in Redlands for antique shopping. The service here is not all too bad, but I can't say it is regularly welcoming or friendly. I often feel no different than being inside a museum when walking in. You know, that feeling as if you are welcome so long as you do not touch anything? Or like that place you walked into at the wrong time unless you had some real purpose being there? That's the feeling! Moreover, it feels a lot more awkward buying something... AND IF you up buying something you really like, BEWARE! Please read my short experience: Quite recently I visited and happened to find a Polaroid Sun LMS. It was in really nice condition but the exposure button was jammed. I had one of the gals there help me get it out of the glass enclosure as it appeared to be in a locked glass window cabinet. I was thrilled about the find and it clearly was noticeable. I reacted as if I just struck gold! Moreover the camera was even to be discounted at 20% off - it was in the discounted area which was clearly marked. To the woman who helped me get the camera, I asked her to hold onto the camera for me as I wanted to check out the other cameras there... She held onto it for me at the check out desk which I returned for a few minutes later. Well upon checking out to pay for the item, a differently lady this time, took the camera and casually tore off the cute hand written paper price tag off in the most awkward way. I saw the price tag for a good moment just before it was torn off the string and crumpled into her hand... I swear I saw the price was written for $18. When all was final at the check out desk, the item's final price was not $18, it twice as much... $35 is what I got rang up for. The price somehow doubled. That was a really awkward feeling moment - you know, that feeling you get when you absolutely know you've just been jipped? I had asked if that price included the 20% off... to which the woman simply said "yes", with no explanation from her of what initial price I got the 20% off from. Her response was short and insincere. The whole check out process was ironic too because they have this really aged system for ringing up a customer. They use this older looking computer that looks like it runs some kind of old IBM computer system. Anyways, I doubt I got the 20% off, and I feel like I paid more than what they initially priced the item up for. I'm not usually the suspicious type but my intuition rarely ever lets me down. I wasn't going to make a deal about it though. People probably rarely buys stuff from here as it is. So I paid the $35. Lesson learned! THE LESSON: When shopping here, don't get all excited when you come upon something that excites you and know that you will end up buying. Definitely make sure you get a clear look at the price tag and walk the item up yourself... otherwise the price might take a hike when you least expect it. I hope this information helps you while shopping for antiques. Closure: The Polaroid ended up being worth the gamble and I wasn't expecting to find this camera. Oddly I walked into this antique store only hoping on the chance they would have a vintage Polaroid anyways. I'm happy to report it is in GREAT condition and it was worth the gamble. Everything works! The button was jammed because it had an old used original Polaroid film pack that remained inside it.

Have donates many times. Mostly clothes and small household items. Someone has always been posted…read moreat the donation truck who has helped .

The Salvation Army is a great place to find a bunch of stuff. Highly recommend going there very…read morewell organized, and stuff changes all the time. Every time I go there I find something that I need or that I can refurbish as a gift.

Omg I haven't done my monthly visit here in awhile. ECO Thrift always have three different…read morediscount color tags , one for 25%, 50%, & 75%! I came here just to browse because I always find good quality and sometimes brand new name brand items. The cashiers work extra hard to keep the checkout lines down. The clothes are organized to their best ability by sizes, women's, men's, infants, children's, youth, electronics, toiletries, and boutique. I even found new toys for my fur babies I truly believe this place is a hidden gem located in San Bernardino. And yes they have very friendly security guards who tell you, "Hello how are you" "Thank you." The workers walking around filling up the racks with more goodies. They don't mind answering questions, concerns and lots of patience with unruly children. Parking lot is kinda of unlimited and shared with another business next door but I always have a way to park! Come in and visit it's not bad at all and guarantee you will find something good!

I don't come to eco thrift as often as I used to because once their store became popular on tik tok…read morethey raised their prices. A yankee candle at eco was $17.99, when at target they're $14.29...they hike up the prices for name brand items even if they're not in good condition. I came in today looking for dickies and the tags on clearance were yellow, orange, and pink. All the tags on dickies were green. While paying security and the associates harassed a customer who had a bag and yanked it off their arm. Someone walked in during the commotion and realized what was going on and left due to how they were treating the person. Before paying the sales associate asked if I wanted a bag and I told her "no it's okay I have my own" and she proceeded to say "ohh great". Eco thrift employees treats everyone as thief's. They breathe down your neck while you're paying yet when you walk out and you set the alarm off because they forgot to take the security tag from items that are over a certain price. This place has horrible service and horrible prices. Thrift stores should not be reaching retail prices. Start ticket switching and start fighting back. This is unacceptable behavior. Find a better thrift store with better service.