Richard, the owner, is someone you can count on. He is passionate about his shop and an expert in…read morethe field. It is a fun shop to visit, and you will find lots of treasures to take home with you.

the most rude experience ever after asking why his prices are so high.. it's obvious dude looks at…read moreeBay to price and doesn't even look at condition of his records, pure disgrace to the vintage world.. greed on another level

Cool title shot with music and skate items. Good place to find some old or new vinyls. Good…read moreselections and vibe

There's a surprising amount of quality record stores in the Coachella Valley but Dale's just might…read morebe the best, and that's a tribute to the foresight and wisdom of the folks running the place. They don't have a vast selection of endless crates but what's there is thoughtfully and smartly chosen. Every time I've gone in, I've walked out with stuff that mysteriously just happened to be along the lines of what I was looking for. That's a magical quality. Super nice and convivial people working there, and it's always great to support the locals. Go already!

As someone into the vinyl scene, I loved this place! Super helpful folks, great selection, and tons…read moreof music memorabilia. Ill be back and you should too!

I LOVE these types of stores. Yet when my friend and I walked in truthfully speaking we did not…read morefeel very welcomed...the lady didn't greet us nor I felt like she acknowledged us. As we were walking around looking at the different variety of vinyls we had noticed that the lady had disappeared. The prices weren't too great either since I noticed that they were definitely cheaper in other places. Overall, very cute shop but I will not be returning there.

The staff is friendly and helpful. So much stuff to look at, treasures galore everywhere in this…read morestore. The prices are fair. Nothing overpriced.

This place is a mess -- disorganized, dirty, and apparently comfortable giving space to vendors who…read moreopenly insult customers. The entire interaction started after I paid a vendor through Zelle, and despite the payment clearly being sent successfully, he claimed he never received it. When I questioned it, because it genuinely felt like he was trying to keep the item and the money, he responded by calling me a "queen" in a mocking, derogatory way. The fact that this kind of behavior is tolerated says everything about the environment they allow there. There are far better vintage shops that are professional, organized, and don't tolerate disrespectful or hateful behavior. Spend your money elsewhere.

This was initially on my radar bc I love quirky bookstores and this fit the bill. I'm writing this…read moreout of compassion bc there hasn't been a lot of new info on here. The owner of the shop has long passed and his widow is trying to sell off what is left in their inventory despite her disabilities. They do have a lot of interesting old books that if, if you can find a use for them, please help her out by buying some. Cash only

Pleasantly surprised to find some quality NF books here, but could be better organized. Some of the…read morebooks tightly wrapped in protective plastic, makes it difficult for casual browsing. I got there on a day when they were having a half price sale and it brought some gems into my price comfort zone. Would definitely visit again, they do seem to get ongoing accessions.

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.

The store its ok but on the expensive side considering is a thrifty store. They received everything…read morefor free and should have better prices. Some of the items have better prices in a real store.

There are so few bookstores left in the world. This one is a bit nostalgic for the 90s, and I'm…read morereally glad it still exists. It's a very strange thing, however, that half of the back part of the store is all toys. But, are there any toy stores anymore? So I guess it makes sense to combine it. Every time I've come, the employees are extremely helpful and answer lots of my questions. When things are not in, they are quick to offer that they can order it. Unfortunately, I am so usually last minute that I don't have time to do online ordering. But, I appreciate that they know and let me know that that's an option. They've got quite a selection of fun, trinkets, and beautiful gifts near the front and in the back. The sale aisles are always a fun thing to look at and usually I find one or two things I didn't know I was looking for. The one thing missing this last trip was I was looking for a magazine about soccer. And they have a huge magazine selection of Tons and tons of sports and hobbies and all kinds of other things. But I could not find one soccer magazine. There was one on wooden boats and baseball and football. But no soccer. Do they not make soccer magazines? This was obviously for a gift for someone else. Anyhow, this is super rambling and yet, you're still reading. So if you're feeling nostalgic and want to grab a real book with paper and the smell of fresh creases, head over here. There's a little café inside as well.

First time at this Barnes & Noble location in The Shops at Palm Desert. This Barnes & Noble…read morebookstore is huge and spacious. It's also well lit since natural light is coming in through the huge doors and windows from the entrance accessibility on the street. All the different book sections are highlighted and well represented from Anime, Manga, Sci Fi, Young Readers, Novels, Magazines to name a few. Their children's sections is also very welcoming. They have the stage and little chairs for the little ones. This Barnes & Noble location carries everything from books, art, toys, DVDs, magazines and some collectible items. You can definitely find most of the books you're looking for at this location. This is a great place for avid readers like us. We found some cool and interesting books at this location that's hard to find.

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.

Always a fresh collection of clothing, furniture, electronics and home goods and appliances, the…read morestaff of mostly volunteers is enough of a reason to frequent the stores almost daily! The Cathedral City is especially popular for me, since it's located closest but I also visit the Palm Springs and Palm Desert locations often. Great deals, easy 48 hour returns on any purchases that require being plugged into an electrical outlet. I have nothing but POSITIVE things to say about Revivals! It's my favorite resale store in the entire valley!

I'm a long-time supporter of Father Joe's Villages thrift store at the Washington Avenue location…read morein Hillcrest. Recently, I drove to the La Mesa store with a car full of donations during a very heavy rainstorm. I pulled up to the marked donation drop-off door but was told I could not park there and needed to move across the lot, get a cart, and bring everything in myself. I explained that i was not parking, I am handicapped and offloading since it was pouring rain, but was still told no. I ended up leaving without donating or shopping. As a loyal supporter of FJV, I was very disappointed by the lack of understanding and outright rudness.

Father Joe's Villages Thrift Store has a beautiful selection, and I have come across some real gems…read morehere. The quality of the items is impressive, and the store is well organized, which makes browsing enjoyable. That said, the pricing feels more like a boutique than a thrift store. While I understand that proceeds go toward a good cause, I often leave empty‑handed because the prices are just too high for what I'd expect at a thrift. For me, part of the joy of thrifting is finding something wonderful and feeling like I scored a bargain -- not like I overpaid. If you don't mind paying a lot more, you'll likely find unique and quality pieces here. But if you're hunting for that classic thrift‑store bargain, be prepared that prices may not match the typical thrifting experience.

Friendly owners, well-curated collection and the only bookstore in the area. The owners also have…read morea lot of community events and really cool gift cards (beautiful design!). I would highly recommend this neat little shop.

Although a small store the book selections are great and clearly done by the owner, when I was able…read moreto talk to her she was very sweet