The best resale thrift store in Echo Park hands down. Great selection that is very well organized…read moreand very clean. Prices are excellent!! I always find something when I'm there. I stop by any time I'm in Echo Park. If I could try on the clothes I would spend a lot more money there. Check them out!

Was in LA to help a family member check out neighborhoods and the public transportation. We…read morechecked out this spot because it was so neatly organized. They had great prices and huge selection of clothes that were color and style arranged. And I found a cute jacket to wear to the Lakers game!

Stopped by and found a few good items! Compared to the rest of LA this is the most decent Goodwillread more

Absolutely my new favorite Goodwill to donate at! It's a little shady around there but they have a…read morefenced out parking lot, always have people around including staff usually in the parking lot. This location makes it so easy for people to donate items - dividing them into household, clothes, and other. I just had one giant laundry bag mixed with all my donations together so something for us all to be mindful of when donating, to make their job just a little bit easier. You can drive right up close to the donation bins too, which is super nice. Legit, everything about donating here is so seamless and everyone is so much nicer than at other locations. Someone even came to my car to help me unload things, swoon! BEST GOODWILL IN LA FOR DONATORS!

The good: I saw one or two cooler art pieces and some sets…read moreof lacquer side tables/night stands that were in good condition and looked unique. They have a lot of mattresses, lighting fixtures, some night stands and wall art. The bad: I was really surprised by the stuff in this store and the reviews. Half of the store lights were off when I entered. They had things like containers that were still filled with old sugar in it. I had a hard time communicating with the woman in the shop because I don't think she spoke English. I wasn't sure if I was allowed to go to the other half of the store where the lights were off. Another 1/3 of the store was blocked off with signs that warned you not to pass. The merchandise is stacked up extremely tall on shelves so it makes it hard for you to actually see the items closely. You'd have to request that they get a ladder to bring it down for you. It was super hot inside too. I saw plastic items like jars that looked more like something you'd recycle and get rid of. The interesting: This isn't a thrift store for clothes, kids stuff, or books. It's best for mattresses or furniture.

Just bought a table they had from an ikea for 12 bucks! What a steal!…read more The women who works there was SO helpful and attentative. The store itself is stocked full of furniture. Like jam packed. When I paid and tried to carry the table over to my car, the woman stopped me. A man working there then carried the table to my car! So unnecessary but sweet. Great people

Tens across the board! Best staff! Awesome selection! Amazing prices! What a gem! Got so many…read moregoodies today :)

I really think they should consider changing the name because this doesn't feel like a thrift…read morestore. I love the variety of items they carry, and the employees have always been friendly, and welcoming. They have an impressive selection of clothing, shoes, glassware, collectibles, furniture, and vintage treasures, and it's always interesting to browse. That said, the prices are much higher than what most people expect from a thrift store. Traditionally, thrift stores exist to provide affordable clothing and household items while supporting the community, especially during times when many families are trying to stretch their budgets. Unfortunately, many of the prices here feel much closer to what you'd find in an antique or resale shop. I would honestly suggest renaming it to something like "Bridge Resale Store" because I think that would better reflect what customers can expect. It's still a great place to shop if you're looking for unique or vintage items, but if you're expecting traditional thrift store pricing, you may leave disappointed. I enjoy visiting and appreciate the staff and the quality of the merchandise--I just wish the pricing better matched the mission and expectations that come with the word "thrift."

Quirk is the kind of place you walk into and immediately feel like you've inherited the wardrobe of…read morea rich, eccentric aunt who traveled the world and kept all the best pieces. Every rack feels intentional, lived in, and full of personality. Nothing feels random. Each item has a story, and you can sense it the moment you start browsing. The bag selection alone is worth the stop. There are so many standout pieces that feel like true finds, not just resale. The kind of bags you don't see twice. What really makes this place special is the owner, Melynda. She's genuinely fun to talk to and clearly passionate about what she curates. You can tell there's pride and care behind every piece in the shop. Talking with her about vintage fashion and the stories behind the items made the experience feel personal, not transactional. This ended up being one of the coolest spots I stumbled into in the fashion district. If you appreciate vintage that feels curated and soulful rather than picked over, Quirk is a must.

5 stars for what they are doing for the community but not for my personal experience. They were…read morelisted on the wildfire Google sheet / website as one of the few places still accepting donations, so I brought all my unworn clothes over. The address on the website and online is not the correct one, so had to get back in my car and find new parking closer to the new location. Then I get inside and they said donations are by appointment only. 30 minute drive and a lot of parking hassle with nothing to show for it. Would be nice if they updated their donation status and location on the Google sheet. Annoying for me but glad they are helping those in need. The new location is in the photo.

Stopped by. Had to walk almost a mile because there was no parking. Walked out with nothing.read more

My favorite thrift store is Salvation Army in Lancaster. I had never been to this location, and…read morewhen we saw this one, I told my hubby I don't have high hopes. Boy, was I wrong!! This store is awesome, we found some great deals. The customer service is beyond exceptional. BRUCE!! You rock; I loved talking to you. You absolutely made my day!! I look forward to seeing you again. Then we met Electra at the check stand, and she was just as amazing. Thanks for the great customer service. Parking is horrible, that would be the only down fall. It won't stop me from visiting when I'm in town again. 10/19/25

I went to Space City Vintage recently with a pal. We browsed the store. I was impressed by the…read moresheer volume of quality garments. The clothing, shoes, belts, and purses all stood out to me. I thought the prices for many items were fair. I purchased a coat with a beautiful pattern. I had tried getting a discount on the coat before purchasing it for some loose seams, but the cashier determined the loose seams weren't a big deal. I asked them how I should care for the coat and they told me their recommendation. I am highly satisfied with my purchase. The cashier was friendly.

Store would have been cool if one of the workers didn't decide to be obnoxious and rude and ask my…read morefriend to put the vinyl she was holding back while snatching it back aggressively. Just wanted a picture and he acted like we were screaming in the store. Don't recommend unless you like buying from overpriced stores with poor service.