Very well organized small space with lots of potential treasures, if you have time to dig through…read morethe racks. Saw some high end women's shoes in an enclosed case. Friendly people with an older lady sitting down greeting everyone that walks in and making silly convos, kinda entertaining.

I just had one of the worst experiences ever. I dropped by yesterday looking for tea cups. I love…read morecollecting them! The lady at the front didn't acknowledge me when I walked in even though I heard her interacting with everyone else. I just ignored it and went about my shopping. I saw some I liked but I didn't get them because I wanted to see if any other stores had ones that were a little closer to my set. I didn't, so I returned today because it was such a great deal. She acknowledged me this time but I could tell she was just forcing it. I went up to purchase the cups and was heading out when I stopped to look at some more tea cups right by the door. Well she walked up to me and asked me what I had. I thought she was just curious about what I'd ended up getting and said tea cups. She asked me where I was going with them, that I needed to purchase them. I was at a loss of words. Why would I be walking out of a store with a taped up box if I hadn't paid for it?!?! I even had the receipt in my hands. The lady that helped me with my purchase walked up and stated I'd paid for it already. I cried when I got into my car. I love visiting thrift stores because I loved antique/vintage items. Unfortunately, I may never know if it's because of my skin color but that was the vibe I got from the entire situation. I will never return, which is sad because someone had recommended this thrift store to me and they had a lot of cool items I would have loved to come back to check out.

Great experience yesterday. Jennifer was very patient, polite and professional. Thank you so much!!read more

I just wanted to give a shoutout to the folks working at the donation drop off. I've been twice now…read moreand they are just so patient, kind and friendly. I had brought a ton of baby seats and the guy kindly explained to me why he couldn't take them, but then also offered other ways I could try and get rid of them. Typically at other donation centers you're rudely told they can't take them. That didn't happen here and I really appreciated the way he handled it! I also can't get over the fact that you get a 20% off coupon for donating items. You do have to dig to find items, but once you find something you truly fall in love with it and it's at a pretty epic price. Savers is now a really fun part of my self-care routine :-)

CORPORATE GREED. Do…read morenot support this business. I have been a long time donator as well as a buyer from this company and it has turned into a money-hungry business. They had roller blades that didn't have a price tag. Took it up to the register along with another pair of roller blades in a box that was $9.99, looked more newer than the pair I wanted without a box. Clerk was willing to price-match. I wanted to be able to have a peace of mind to be able to bring this back if there was something wrong with it. Since she said it had no tag, she would have to take it to her supervisor in the back to re-tag it. Only returns for store credit had to have a price tag. When she returned from the back, they tagged the roller blades for $15.99. I was shocked to see they had upped the price on me for an additional $5. I asked what happened to the price-match and she said her supervisor does all the pricing. Are you kidding me? How greedy and pathetic. That was so petty to charge me additional and not honor their word. It was their fault for not tagging it, and now I was left to pay extra?? That was so wrong. I didn't have to buy it, but it was how shady that transaction just left me furious. They hire these young workers and all they do is smirk, give you weird looks, and whispering gossip into each other's ears. I can tell they were talking about me when they looked up, they stopped and walked off. Their name tags are also flipped in reverse and hidden so you can't see their names. They don't know what they're doing. She asked if I wanted a bag, I said yes. Then she points at a rack and told me to just grab any. I told her there's bags at the bottom of the register and she looked confused and told me she didn't think she was allowed to use those. So what bags are they selling then? The girl had NO clue. The nerve to ask for MORE donations at check-out. I no longer round-up to donate into these big corporations including retail and fast food chains. They make you feel like you're putting into something, however you're just giving these companies your money so they can recoup their losses and taxes. Mind you, these are all free donated by the public and everything they make is pure PROFIT. They sell broken and used items at retail, in fact WAY MORE than the retail value. Their lowest item, same items you can find at the dollar tree is by default $2.99 as they stated. I saw an item that didn't have a tag, I asked how much and without saying anything to me, walkie-talkies someone to make a tag for $2.99 for her. I go, "wait it's $2.99 for this?" The item is clearly from the dollar store and they told me it's $2.99, so I didn't buy it. I understand that this is their policy and that they are running a business. A company that was once an advocate to supporting local communities with providing jobs, has now turned into a greedy sucking business. Just horrible business practices and very unethical values. VERY GREEDY. Shame on them.

Newly opened a d full of quality items. The store is well organized and staff was super friendly…read moreand welcoming. This is of the most well organized locations I have visited. Found some great stuff, the prices are a bit high for thrift. However, there is so much good quality stuff. It balances. Great find.

Just as straightforward as the name of this store, this place is chock full of oldies but goodies…read more Lots of European pieces displayed and unique antiques, plus most interesting, a talking parrot in the back patio! It's quite comical to hear the parrot saying hello to you and stating his name. I was looking for unique nostalgic art to hang in my entryway. I did spy a pretty painting and will consider it later. The owner was very welcoming and took the time to show me pieces throughout his store. Definitely recommend as there are definitely some unique items to look at. Prices seem reasonable. Street parking.

It's a great place to rummage thru and find things. The owner is Cherie and she is pleasant. But,…read morethe prices are not always great and some are overpriced. I worked at my dads vintage store growing up and some of this stuff is way overpriced. It seems like she just made it up on the spot. all in all its a nice place with some interesting stuff.

I've been going there since 1992 and now new owner are fabulous great stuff THE LADIES ALL ARE…read moreFABULOUS !

This is a fun thrift store located on Narbonne Avenue just a short distance off of Lomita…read moreBoulevard. When you walk into this shop you will be overwhelmed with all kinds of items. They really have a lot of stuff. One of the main things about this shop is that the prices are not very high. Whereas some independent thrift stores tend to put a high dollar amount on their items, this is not the case with this shop. Thus, you can discover some really interesting and unique finds and not have to pay an exorbitant price for them. As can be expected, the shop has a wide variety of items. They have jewelry, books, electronics, clothing, you name it. You never know what you'll find here, and it is always evolving. In terms of parking, there's a lot of street parking in the area, so getting a spot should never be an issue. Overall, if you're in the area, this is a great store to come in and take a look, you never know what you'll find.

24 Feb 26 - heard about this place and wanted to check it out. Arrived at 6:15 for the shop to be…read moreclosed with a sign on the door that said "Left early getting ready for the big sale Saturday. Can't make it to the sale, oh well. Also, how do you access the parking lot in the rear? Unknown. Ok, bye.

This store is amazing. As a festival goer, this has so many unique statement pieces and priced…read morereasonably. I will be recommending this shop to all my friends.

Came here 9/25…read more Found some great designer clothing pieces in my size. My only complaint would be that they don't have any fitting rooms to try stuff on but in my case, luckily everything fit! I would come back again!

What a great lil Thrift store as we stopped in while strolling through the harbor shopping area on…read more6th street in San Pedro. The women's clothing selection was vast and some great deals. A well organized store with something for everyone. Terrific selection of sweaters as well. Tis the season. Recommended

Nice prices but they're not great as sorting size for clothes. So, buyer beware. Similar experience…read moreto other Goodwills. These guys should take a page from the Mormon's thrift stores - they're consistently the best at sorting.

I walked into goodwill to find some sweaters. It helps to have an item in mind so you don't feel…read moreoverwhelmed. The store was well lit and clean. It was a bit disorganized that the items are not sorted by size or by color, but they are making an effort to organize the items. I saw employees, putting items onto the racks. I also noticed that they are arranged by clothing item: Women's, coats, women's jeans, men's jeans" and so on. That being said I went digging. I checked for brand, size, type of fabric and if it looked brand new. I found 9 items in less than 30 minutes. I'm not even trying. I went to the fitting room to try them on. I found a sign that says you can only try 3 items or less. But because the store looked semi-empty and I genuinely came here to buy sweaters, I went in anyway. I'm sorry. Out of the 9 items. I liked 3 of them. One of the items I put away was a vintage wool sweater (made in the USA) and while it was beautiful, the neck was small, the fabric felt stiff, and on top of that it reeked of dust. My mom even commented that I smelled like dust after putting the unwanted clothes back in the "go back rack." The 3 that I found were: - Madewell cardigan - mustard color ($9) - J. Crew Teddie sweater - caramel color ($8) - a men's sweater that I can't tell the name of from the cursive. But it looked brand new. it was a dark burgundy color. ($8) Note-able go-backs: - Levi's plaid checkered button up long sleeve shirt (red and black) - Tommy Hilfiger sweater in dark green (I regret not taking this but it was too big for me) - Nordstrom cashmere blend white sparkly sweater - this was too small at the waist - felt like a cropped sweater. not my style. My mom found vintage 80's/90's princess house dishes for $6. That is a steal considering she bought one at an antique mall in San Juan Capistrano for $35. Now, the prices are surprisingly low compared to Salvation Army in South West Torrance area. the Madewell cardigan alone would have been $15-20 if I found it there. Overall, this is a great place to go treasure hunting. Wish you lots of luck.

We went the same day my wife discovered this place on Instagram…read more Sales people were very polite and helpful. We left with a few items and will definitely be back again!

I have bought various different items from the store over the years, and found out that they were…read moreoverpriced. Still, I stop by from time to time to support local businesses. Today, I got the worst treatment form the salesperson at the store. I tried to negociate the price on a limonge china box with her, instead of working with me on pricing, she suggested that I couldn't afford it. I was instantly offended and decided to leave. She then insinuated that I may have stolen the piece in front of me, my husband and my daughter. Please remember: treating your customer with disrespect will never get anywhere - NOT a good business to visit ever!!