I adore this little thrift shop! Located on Foothill, A Lot of Good Thrift Store exists on its own…read moreplaza. There is parking in the front of store, but it usually gets taken rather quickly especially between 2 PM to 4 PM on weekdays. You can also park in the back, near the area where donations are dropped off. I usually come on Tuesdays, where discounts usually don't apply to me. I like Wednesday's where there are student/teacher discounts. To my luck, I went on a spin the wheel day today! You get to spin the wheel after your purchase for an opportunity to win items or get a discount. I like browsing their toys, vintage items, and office supplies. I usually get very good second hand items such as staplers, hole punchers, DVDs, shoes, and board games. This location is actually my favorite place to shop for vintage film cameras (I'm afraid to post this because my fellow Yelp friends will be coming more to grab them before I do!). Today, I bought a good pocket minolta film camera, some stuffed animals, and some office supplies. The cashiers are sweethearts and are willing to help you look at items! They also have an extensive amount of used clothes and furniture. It's definitely my favorite thrift store and will continue to be so.

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately it just wasn't for me…read more The store has a lot of items, but it felt more cluttered than exciting. Part of what makes a great thrift store fun is the hunt, the setup, the vibe, and finding those unexpected treasures but here it felt like there was just a lot of stuff without much organization or thought behind the layout. The pricing was another thing that surprised me. A lot of the prices didn't really make sense for a thrift store and felt on the higher side compared to other spots I've visited. The atmosphere was just missing something. No cool decor, no personality, and overall the vibe wasn't there for me. It feels like it caters more to an older crowd, which is totally fine, but just not my style of thrifting. Also, no restroom available, which is always frustrating when you're shopping and spending time looking around. 4/10 for me. I love discovering new thrift stores, but this one isn't a place I'd go out of my way to visit again.

My kids had been asking me to take them thrifting for a while. We'd watched the documentary on fast…read morefashion and thrifting really is a great way to help with the impact of that. We decided it was a great idea to go prior to our trip to Europe this summer. This is a great thrift store. I've donated items to this store numerous times over the years. Their new location is a lot more spacious and welcoming. We had a blast! My youngest even found some great clothing items for back to school, and once the weather gets cooler. She found a super cool faux leather jacket with a flannel interior. We had fun trying on some of the sun hats. My oldest found some great shorts and cute tops. I found a couple cute tops as well as a great pair of pants, which I lovingly refer to as my "Mama Mia pants" and they were red-tagged which meant they were marked down from $7.50 to $0.50!!!! What a bargain! The staff is helpful and friendly and even the customers are courteous and helpful as well. We will be back for sure!

Normally, I love this thrift store and have found fabulous jewelry for a great price, but since…read morethey opened the jewelry counter, some things are priced too high. I did find one necklace that I liked that was only $6. However, I decided this time to buy their jar of jewelry for $5. The woman at the counter should have mentioned it only contains broken and mismatched pieces. It was SO disappointing. I've done the same at another thrift store and nothing was broken in the jar. If you sell it this way, please let the customer know this, even mark it on the jar, before they purchase it. I expected to find at least one wearable item

Savers in Rancho Cucamonga is a mixed bag, but not a bad one…read more They actually had some interesting items, especially in the book section. I recognized several titles and was pleasantly surprised by the variety. They also had a good selection of board games, which is not something I always expect to find at a thrift store and made browsing more fun. That said, some of the pricing felt high for a thrift store. A few items made me pause and look things up online to see if I was actually saving any money. It feels like you really need to price check as you shop to make sure you are getting a deal. Even with that, I would still take Savers over Goodwill any day. The selection felt better overall, and there were enough interesting finds to justify the visit. Not amazing, not terrible. If you go in with realistic expectations and are willing to do a little research, you can still walk out with something worthwhile.

I came in to browse on a Saturday evening. Came in with my service dog mind you he is a certified…read moreservice dog. I came in with a dog stroller. Talk African American man came at aggressively telling I could not bring my service dog in. He asked me what service dog provided and I responded . Either way he refused providing him with my dogs documentation and made a big seen and as embarrassing this was I still left the store before asking for companies direct cooperates info to write a letter how rude and inappropriate my experience was. I will not be shopping here ever again. I felt I was discriminated.

Super cool shop!! Wide variety of music, books, shirts, toys, equipment! I don't have anything more…read moreto say but I must write at least 85 characters to post! Haha

I brought my electric guitar in to get tuned up and repaired, and Sean was very knowledgeable and…read moreexplained what he was going to do. And as the repair went, he made more adjustments and now my guitar plays better than it ever has. If you need musical instruments repaired he is your guy thank you Sean and recycled rock 'n' roll.

Very clean and organized. The volunteers are friendly and helpful. I love that this a non-profit…read moreorganization and the proceeds go to helping kids in the community.

I wish the assistance league assisted people in their own community. They have outsiders from other…read morecommunities come in and have our parking lot of Kohls smelling of marijuana around our children. You want to help outside communities, do it in your own area.

A cute little thrift shop that thrives on giving money back, especially to furry friends! This…read morethrift store used to be located down the block, but was moved facing the street more in its new location. You can park turning into the street, but no longer coming from the back way. There are a couple of parking spots with the auto shops towards the end. I usually come on the discount days (Tuesday and Thursday's) for educators. I like to browse their cups to find vintage, floral pieces that my mom used to have. In addition to cups and plates, there are endless amounts of clothing articles, toys, books, jewelry, and miscellaneous pet items. Each section is separated towards a designated section, making it easy to browse. The ladies who work here are gentle and kind, always willing to assist you, if needed. Everything is decently priced and there are constantly great deals. I've come on a special sticker priced day, making my items (with the correct colored sticker) 50% off! This store is full of hidden gems and wonderful second-hand items. Please make a stop by in order to support a wonderful cause! You'll never know what you'll find here.

Another thrift store sucking the joy out of thrifting…read more Everything over priced... everything individually priced. One book is 1.99.... The next 3.99 Merchandising the crap out of the store.... Camping area, native area, travel to India area.... No one is buying it!!!! Make it a thrift store again.... It's not Ross or home goods..... it's a thrift store!!!!!! Enough

There was amazing service, and an amazing selection of not only clothes but other vintage items,…read morelike CD'S, some dolls, comic books, magazines. The prices were a little high, but the quality of the clothes they were selling was very good and almost made it worth the cost!

I had been looking for a Letterpress Printer tray for so long! I was about to just give up and…read moreorder from Wayfair, Ebay or through Facebook marketplace, but something told me to give this place a try. I'm so glad I did I told the cashier what I was looking for and what I needed and she called the Owner out who gave me his printer tray! It was at a more than decent price and look at how good it came out?! Respectfully Reviewed.

Purchased new Sealey full sz set Reasonably priced…read more Good in-store service The pick up was simple

I stopped by the Salvation Army Family Thrift Store hoping to find a worn-out dress I could…read morerepurpose into a pashmina or head scarf. I specifically was looking for something old and falling apart--not boutique pricing. While browsing, I noticed several dresses labeled "donated brand new" priced between $12.99-$17.99, which already felt a little steep for a thrift store. But okay, I kept looking. Eventually, I found exactly what I needed--a gold sequined knit dress... except it was VERY worn, stretched out, and very visibly used. I found the dress with no tag-- No tag. No brand. Perfect for my project! I brought it to the register and explained the situation. The cashier (who seemed to be in a supervisory role) barely looked at it and immediately said, "$12.99." I politely asked how pricing works, especially since their brand new items were priced in the same range. She responded (with a bit of attitude, honestly) that pricing is determined by the warehouse based on brand. So I clarified: this item was clearly not a big name brand, it was very Walmart/target-coded, if you know what I mean-- but USED and heavily worn -could it be priced accordingly? Her response? No. It's $12.99. It was basically Take it or leave it... At that point, I was on a time crunch and needed the material for an event the next day, so I paid the $12.99... but I left genuinely baffled. Paying near-retail thrift prices for something that's visibly USED and worn just doesn't sit right--especially when I could walk into Ross Stores and buy something brand new for the same price. I wanted to give this place a chance, but between the inconsistent pricing and the dismissive customer service, I'll probably stick with Goodwill moving forward--at least they tend to price items based on actual condition and treat customers with a bit more understanding.

Environment was good. Service was good. Pretty cool place for movies and others things like moviesread more

Large store, lots of clothes and home goods selections. Prices are high for a second hand shop.read more

This is a good location and things are organized here. Staff were friendly and they greet you when…read moreyou come in. The male store manager was always walking around, restocking, and chatting with the staff, and it shows at this Goodwill location. Good selections and variety. They had some preset display racks right when you walk in. Their regular priced items are priced fairly. I lucked out on some color tag specials, which was great. Dressing rooms are available, but there's only two that I saw.

My mom has been to this location multiple times ( it was her favorite Goodwill) until today. On…read moreFriday she gave a $100 bill and got $44 in return. Unfortunately a $20 dollar bill was a forfeited bill. We tried to speak to management and the manager said " why didn't she come sooner" and that " we can't refund because it's been past 3 days" mind you it's Monday now so it is the (3rd day). I'm sorry but this would have been avoidable, if they actually did their job in checking every bill. I worked cashier years ago and know this is the basics and how important it is to check the bills. Moral of the story, check the bills they hand you before you leave. They don't even deserve the one star.