I do recommend this place, but the prices have gone up quite a bit--especially in the clothing…read moresection. Shorts are around $6-$10 and shirts can be as high as $10 which is comparable to stores like Ross or Marshalls. At that point, I'd rather just buy new. It also explains why they seem to have such a large inventory of clothes, they're just not moving at those prices. They used to be much more reasonable, so it's a bit disappointing to see the change.

Not enough selection Seems like it's all used furniture like…read morea thrift store. The ones I have been to are quite different

Fantastic store. I have purchased several artifacts and yesterday I bought a beautiful 3 tier table…read moretop lamp. Great prices that benefit Eisenhower Health.

Love that I stumbled upon this place when I was in town for a weekend. We hit this place up while…read morewe were thrifting for the day. Although I didn't find anything I needed here I loved that they have furniture and house items that were very reasonable prices. Always appreciate findings stores like this and their purpose!

This is probably the nicest Goodwill location that I've been in architecturally speaking and it's…read moreHUGE! Easily accessible with a good amount of parking. This location has probably the best selection of clothing I've seen, with that taking up the majority of the store's inventory. I was looking for furniture and housewares, which was more limited unfortunately. Clean and well organized with a lot of variety in clothing styles AND sizes. Great spot for secondhand clothing.

Here's a strong…read more I've been a longtime thrift shopper, and it's honestly disappointing to see how far Goodwill's pricing has gotten out of hand. These items are donated 100% free of charge, yet many are priced as if they're brand new--or even more expensive than buying them new on sale at a retail store. The whole purpose of a thrift store is to make secondhand items affordable while supporting the community. Instead, it feels like someone with no understanding of value is pricing these donations based on wishful thinking rather than reality. I've seen chipped home décor, worn clothing, used kitchen items, and damaged furniture with price tags that made me laugh out loud. At these prices, I'd rather spend a few dollars more and buy something brand new with a warranty and the ability to return it. Goodwill has forgotten what made people love thrift stores in the first place. Until pricing becomes reasonable again, I'll gladly take my business to local thrift stores where donated items are actually priced like donated items.

Probably my favorite Angel View in the greater PS/PD area. As with any it's dependent on what…read morepeople donate, but I think I've found the most here over the years. It's also located near a Goodwill, if you're hitting a bunch of thrift stores at one time.

I hadn't been into this location in a couple of years and today I couldn't believe the prices on…read moreeverything. It was double what it should be imo. I use to prioritize donating to Angle View but now I am looking at other causes that don't have a financial gain over their "charity" as a priority. There needs to be an audit on non profit organizations. Somebody is making money off of it and it's not the kids or the needy.

Nice clean store. Items are clearly marked with prices. I found a nice shirt. I'm a bit picky about…read moremy shirt selections at times. Nice that they have some Halloween costumes here. Not a big selection but some for kids. Melinda was very personable and such a great representative of good customer service. She was very helpful to us as we wanted to see an item in the display case. She had a great smile and deserves a raise.

Here's a strong…read more I've been a longtime thrift shopper, and it's honestly disappointing to see how far Goodwill's pricing has gotten out of hand. These items are donated 100% free of charge, yet many are priced as if they're brand new--or even more expensive than buying them new on sale at a retail store. The whole purpose of a thrift store is to make secondhand items affordable while supporting the community. Instead, it feels like someone with no understanding of value is pricing these donations based on wishful thinking rather than reality. I've seen chipped home décor, worn clothing, used kitchen items, and damaged furniture with price tags that made me laugh out loud. At these prices, I'd rather spend a few dollars more and buy something brand new with a warranty and the ability to return it. Goodwill has forgotten what made people love thrift stores in the first place. Until pricing becomes reasonable again, I'll gladly take my business to local thrift stores where donated items are actually priced like donated items.

I guess people are right when they said this was one of the best thrift stores in the desert. At…read morefirst I didn't realize that there's another location just past downtown Palm Springs tucked inside a strip mall. Then there's this location, which I believe maybe a bigger one. Just off the main strip of East Palm Canyon, you won't miss it. There's plenty of parking which is always a major plus. Right when you walk in, of course you can tell it's a thrift store. One side is where all homes goods and furniture is located and the opposite is where the clothing are. There's quite a big home section which I was quite surprised. Deals were great for some of the things I saw. Pretty much loads of items and well priced. But right in the middle of the store, there's more furniture but it seems to be more of the higher end collection. A good selection on mid century and modern pieces which looked pretty new. They're a bit pricer than you would normally think for a second hand shop but still pretty affordable. Clothing wise, I didn't scan through it as I was just browsing the furniture and accessories. You can score some gems there if you look around. Some things looked amazing but prices were a bit on the expensive side for what it was. It's a pretty cool place to just pop in to see what they carry. Who knows, you could find some amazing gems.

WOW! Thanks Yelp Friends, this place is awesome and we only had time to check out this ONE store. I…read morecan only imagine what a day spent checking out all the Revivals stores would be like! It was pretty busy for a weekday, but this store had the 70s music playing and me - and a few other Boogie Souls - a groovin'! So many cool MCM pieces - both new and used - and great prices. I'm thinking these must come from liquidators and estate sales, as well as donations. There are SO MANY items I loved with nowhere to put them. Thankfully, we also had no room, save for a couple of nooks in the car we managed to cram the books and silly trinkets we found to bring home. I told Hubs, 'We are DEF coming back here with a large vehicle, A LOT of donations, a budget and no common sense!' LOVE that I'm supporting a charitable organization and local community outreach programs by shopping at these Revivals stores. No wonder they are award winning! Cheers! "CC"

Everything is well displayed and in excellent condition from clothes to linens to furniture to art…read more It's my go to shop for everything

They had a great selection of wonderful items and I spent at least $300. I got a St. John's jacket…read morefor 80 bucks. I love it.

On a visit to palm desert. Hit all 6 Angel Views. Loved them all. Washinton st. My fav. Brought…read morelots of stuff home. Great prices.

Came in once again this week but please always wash your clothes as there were 3 little mites on…read morethe childrens clothes to the right of the fitting rooms!

They do a great job, and they work hard to get repeat clients taken care of in last minute jobs.read more

Tony and Jay were on-time and professional from start to finish. Will definitely use Labrano's…read moreagain.