Visalia Vintage and Antique is a well curated shop with a wide variety of vintage and antique…read morefinds. You can find some good deals, though a few items are priced above market so it pays to be selective. Staff are friendly and professional. The overall vibe feels more like a polished business than a small homey antique store.

I'd seen this the last few times I was in Visalia, but finally went in --whoa! It went on for days!…read moreI remember when it was a furniture store when I was a kid, and didn't recall it being so expansive inside. Quite a variety of sellers/ offerings/ price points here. I realize as the years roll on it is harder to find genuinely vintage or antique things, but I still quickly pass booths that have fairly new merch. I was a little surprised at some of the prices, but I guess that's just life these days: more expensive. Sorta regret not buying the Schiaparelli scarf I saw there. Enjoyed seeing the number of hats on display. Thought the vintage clothes were also pretty pricey as well. It's not necessarily a place I'd go out of my way to see, but fine to kill an hour or two on a rainy day.

They have tons of great antiques and collectibles to choose from and prices are reasonable. The…read morepeople that work there are friendly and helpful.

I'd gone to this place years ago and I wanted to check it out again. The owner definitely has an…read moreeye for vintage goods as it is chock full of great stuff, but unfortunately for a reason. His prices are not just high, they're astronomical. He gives you the "I don't want to sell it price." If you NEED some cool vintage goods at any price, this is your place as long as you don't NEED your money for anything else. I gave it 3 stars....5 for his collection, but only 1 for his off the chart pricing.

This store is great. Came in here to browse and found it difficult not to drain my bank account…read more This place had so many great vintage items. They even had art made by local artists.The customer service was great. I chatted with the friendly woman behind the counter for about 10 or 15 minutes. The real jackpot was Halloween decorations. I found a creepy baby doll head that is probably the best Halloween decoration I own now and it was only $7. I really enjoyed how things were displayed. They had a ton of stuff but it didn't feel too cluttered or overwhelming. Forget vintage inspired items at expensive high end boutiques. This place is the real deal and costs much less.

Perfect place to find unique and one of a kind gifts. The store is loaded with gorgeous items from…read morelocal artists and more. You won't be disappointed!

I purchased the perfect holiday sweater here. It is Anne Klein, which always fits me perfectly in a…read moresize medium. The sparkles were calling my name. It ended up being $6 on sale. Score! It was the highlight of my shopping adventure. The service was nice too.

Definitely would not recommend this place, I had something fall off the top shelf onto my back a…read morefew months back. I had went again to see if maybe they changed how they display the items but nope big baby bouncers and chairs are on top shelf's that's no where near safe, I wish I stood up more for myself in the moment it had happened but it was more so embarrassing and obviously hurt my back I just wanted to get out of the place at the moment. I just hope they take note and actually MOVE the items :) let's also note that it barely missed my baby in her stroller at the time too she was in the spot I was in moments before!

Common Goods & Vintage is a true gem. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by a bright,…read morebeautifully curated space. Gorgeous plants, charming vintage furniture, and so much character. Their selection is wonderful, with unique vintage clothing, beautiful dishes, home decor, baskets, jewelry, and artwork from local artists. It's the kind of shop where you can always find something special, whether you're looking for a one-of-a-kind gift or a treasure for your own home. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the owner, Alisha, is absolutely amazing. Parking is reasonable, which makes visiting even easier. If you love vintage style, local art, and thoughtfully curated pieces, this is a must visit. Highly recommended.

The manager is really nice. My husband found a PS1 game for 75 cents. The manager really cares and…read morewants everything to be fair. I respect that

My wife and I are occasional 'thrifters' and enjoy visits to Tulare and the shops on K Street…read more Each thrift store is unique and the folk running them are always super-friendly and professional. With great exception is the "Love INC Thrift Store" on K. Something is not right with how it is managed, so let me explain. During a recent experience at the Love INC Thrift my wife came across a stuffy hen which she felt would be a great gift for her sister - it was sitting in the window near the front of the store. As we shopped a worker (we found out later was one of the managers) marched up to my wife and in a very loud voice, "Where did you get that?" and "It's not for sale!" My wife responded that it had a price tag on it, and then the woman shouted at her "Did you get that from the back room?" At that point my wife handed her the stuffy hen and said, "Take it." The woman then marched with it to the back of the store. She was extremely rude and vile, not the behavior or demeanor you would expect to find in a church sponsored location. My wife suggested that she did not need to be rude to her, so the woman (obviously having some sort of meltdown) escalated the encounter by calling out loudly for security. I then asked, "what is going on?" to which she replied, "you need to leave" and so my wife and I left but not before the security guy approached and asked what was happening. My wife began to share with him what had transpired but as she was doing so the woman butted in claiming that my wife had pulled something from their display window. Again, the stuffy hen was marked with a price tag. The security guy asked the oddest question, "At what place can you purchase things in their window?" Many if not all the thrift stores on K Street have items on window display that are for sale, I know because I have purchased several over the years, and if they are not, they are clearly marked NFS. So, friends, say a prayer for this woman that works at the Love INC Thrift Store because clearly, she has demons and a very unprofessional, unkind manner. If you are the owner or direct supervisor of the store, you might consider reassigning the person to where dealing with people is not required.

Always clean full of great Treasures as new and old items. All cells helped our communityread more

Big disappointment, after seeing IG reviews and reading others here, expected a BIG SELECTION, and…read morea two story facility. Drove ALMOST 3 hours to get here, through some fog. A decent selection of clothes, reasonable prices, but everything was mixed up, styles and sizes, so hard to shop. Lots of 'new' surplus merchandise, but prices pretty high. Overall, prices high and selection so-so.... AND NO SECOND FLOOR!!!

Great thrift store . Has new and donated things there. Can find gifts to buy.. You cant miss this…read moreplace . Parking is across the street to park.Stop by in the afternoon when it open.