If you love a good treasure hunt without the crazy marked-up prices of vintage pop-ups, this is…read moreeasily one of THE BEST monthly traditions in the South Bay. It happens only on the FIRST SATURDAY of every month from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the campus parking lots. It's basically a massive mix of vintage items, clothes, plants, vinyl, antiques, and local crafts/vendors without being ridiculously over-priced. Parking is free and there are a few food trucks on the side. Even if you don't want to buy anything it's a great spot for a Saturday stroll.

By far one of the better Flea Markets in this area. We used to live in San Jose and came a couple…read moretimes a year to wander around and get some snacks in the early morning. It's been years since we visited and decided to come back. We got lucky with parking but it can be chaotic. The parking structure and spaces are small and you will inevitably get blocked trying to leave or get in from people waiting for spots. There is a good mix of new and old here and the booths and stands are in general very organized and orderly. I also love the shaded covered over most of the parking lot, it provides some protection from the elements. Some highlights form our last visit: -There used to be a vendor here that sold really nice wool socks that were soft and thick. We weren't able to find him anymore, it was a middle aged man with a mustache, if anyone knows the name please shoot me a message. -A really nice guy was selling pokemon card repacks with cusotm packaging and my kids loved them! He was super nice and was giving away free pokemon stuff to kids. -2 booths had very clean vinyl records and cassette tapes. My brother enjoyed digging through these.

I've been to so many Goodwills I can't even count. From CA to AZ to NV to CO - none compare to the…read morecustomer service of this location. First, there's an older gentleman with white hair, a white mustache and beard, who was one of the friendliest individuals I have witnessed. There was an older woman standing by the entrance. He organized some chairs that were near the entrance and told her if she wanted to sit that she could sit there. She was surprised at this gesture and very grateful. As I shopped throughout the store, I came across all of his hard work. He was always busy, grabbing things from the back and stocking them in the front. And I have to get a shout out to the guy who was working the register. There was an enthusiastic, maybe 5 or 6 year-old boy talking about his dinosaurs to the cashier. The cashier met him with equal enthusiasm and it was just nice to see human kindness in action. They also have some pretty good finds here. I found some BALLY work pants, Danier Leather pants, and a pair of Rothy's. None of them were my size, unfortunately, so I didn't buy them. If there are any avid resellers out there or anyone who likes a good thrift find, this is definitely a place to stop.

Not a bad store, they had a lot of Christmas "funny" shirts, I managed to find me one (-; they also…read morehad some Cooking glassware but nothing that struck me as desirable. I did happen to find a Kirkland professional series 3.6 quart sauté cooking pan for $12 that was actually made in Italy. Made from stainless steel and copper. It looks a feel like my Al-Clad stainless/copper pans and has a similar weight. They have a ton of clothes for sale as well and some junky Christmas decorations. The lady that rang me up was nice and she actually initiated a conversation, which was nice for a change.

A wonderfully curated and fun antique shop. The shop consists of the main building and a backyard…read morearea with additional shops in small rooms built out around the back of the property; make sure to check these out as there are some very unique shops! The vendors and people who work there are fantastic and know the shop so well. I went in looking for hardware and while I didn't find what I was looking for in this trip, they were kind enough to recommend other local shops that might have what I was looking for. This is always a must stop for me when I need something new for my 110 year old home!

UPDATE: The owners deleted my google review. Meaning they know what they meant with this…read moreinteraction and have no remorse. Insanely inappropriate behavior from a business. This was quite the unfortunate experience. I was so excited to have a thrift and vintage day and I had a tote bag with me for all of my shopping and farmers market shopping since it's a sunday... I walked in and greeted the staff, and did not get asked to put my bag away. If a store had an issue with it right off the bat, I have no problem with a bag policy. An example is the recycling bookstore, they ask you to put your bags with them and that's completely valid since they preface and have a storewide policy. Not a "customer profiling" policy. I then had an unfortunate experience where the male staff was following me and then later asked me to put my bag in the front. There were white customers in the store with bags similar and smaller sized to mine. I complied respectfully but I did not see anyone else with their bag in the staff storage area. I had my laptop with me as well and the front where they made me put my stuff was unattended and near the front door. I tried to brush it off and shop because I truly did have a mission to purchase a couple of antique items, but I felt so absolutely disgusted and appalled by the staff and their microagression towards me. The funny thing is, either if it was because I was young or brown, you shouldn't assume someone is capable of stealing when they could be your next best customer. First and last time i'm stepping foot into this sad establishment. I'd rather support businesses that respect their customers. Never have I been treated like this in another vintage or thrift shop. Such a shame and such an embarrassment. I'll be posting a video to explain the rest of my experience on tiktok as well.

Just dropped off several large bags and boxes of items to donate (hello major spring cleaning!),…read moreand I have to give a shout out to Deshawn (I hope I spelled that right, initials on my donation receipt are DC). I've dropped off donations at this location countless times over the years, and this was the first time I had someone walk up to my car and offer to help me unload my donations and kindly point me to the correct bins for where to place things (electronics, household goods, clothes, bags, shoes, etc). He also asked if I wanted my bags back and if I needed a donation receipt. The last time I donated items here, there was a guy working who practically screamed at me "No hangers!" to which I responded, "Sorry, I didn't know." - I put the bag of hangers back in my car but he definitely didn't need to yell angrily. So this visit was 100 times better, thanks to Deshawn. Goodwill, I hope you acknowledge the great and kind employee he is! Friendly tip: I had fragile wine glasses, pint glasses, and ceramic mugs to donate and I wrapped each item in packaging paper and bubble wrap and placed them in an open box. I was told this was a great way to donate fragile items so they don't break. The back parking lot where the donation drop off is located can get tricky to drive in/out of if there are more than few cars back there. It's basically a small loop with about 6 spots in the center. And when people are walking back and forth from their cars and the donation bins and cars are trying to exit or pull in, it can get dicey so a little patience will help!

The young man working the donation area on the weekend angrily threw a box of items I donated to…read morethe ground. He opened another box of my items and pitched them through the air across the bins so everything went crashing and slamming into the bins beneath. This was due to my items not being sorted. I cleared out the home of a family member who had passed and explained this to him when I arrived and that I had several boxes of unsorted items. He also hurled insults at me about the items being dirty and nasty. Some of the boxes were dusty from storage but the items inside were predominantly new and still sealed. He took out his phone to film me when I responded to his angry accusations . I got into my car, said "Fuck you," and left.

Last review was in 2023, after 2 years of furnishing our home. 3 more years and we have added more…read morefor our home and many furnishings for our guest house built in 1903. My guess is that we have bought at least 80 separate things from the HCC since 2020. We have countless happy endings. Most recent was a maple dining table with 8 chairs for $349 + delivery. It replaced a smaller table and 6 chairs I bought from IKEA 40 years ago. HCC sold it in 2 days for $399, which paid me $200. So the new set cost me $149 + delivery! We are saddened by their decision to close the Campbell store. If they find a way to stay open - buy the building, find a rational landlord - we will happily return. If not, we wish the crew there the best.

STORE IS CLOSING JUNE 30…read more WOW! I had a scheduled pickup for 6/5 and thank goodness I called the store beforehand. During the call, I was informed that they are no longer accepting consignments because the store is closing. What is frustrating is that no one contacted me to let me know about this change. Had I gone ahead with the pickup and the item didn't sell by June 21, I would have been responsible for picking it up myself. Since the original pickup cost me $100, that's money I would have spent for nothing. This is important information that customers should be proactively notified about, especially when it could affect their decision to consign an item. A simple phone call, email, or text would have prevented a lot of confusion and inconvenience. Very disappointed with the lack of communication.

First of all, don't come in, saying, "What's new?"…read more This shop is the flagship of Antique Row. To be honest, I don't think the term "Antique Row" exists. In fact, it might even be the director of "Training Day", I'm not sure, but there are four antique shops in a row. One big one, one small one, one medium one, and one that has a "Back in 15 minutes" sign permanently taped to the door. Anyway, this one is big. I'm not a huge fan, but it took me 1 hour 20 minutes to get through the whole store, which is well-organized and packed. Though to be honest, 50 of those minutes was the Playboy section. Those articles are long. Like I said, I'm not a huge fan, but I do like looking at big clunky lamps, politically incorrect Americana, lunchboxes, things with boobs, clocks, bookends, cookie jars, geographical postcards, things with ugly faces, salt and pepper shakers, three wise monkeys, things that light up, pre-1990 pop culture (especially old toys and games I may have had, 70's fast food glassware), and unique furniture pieces, especially if they have weird right angles or bartending functions. I don't like quilted stuff. I smell pee just thinking about it.

Spent a rainy Sunday afternoon exploring this shop. It's a large antique store with many booths…read morethat offer a good variety of items. Lots of mid-century modern furniture and decor. They also have knick knacks, jewelry, pottery, toys, art, and more. The store was quite busy with customers while I was there. It was nice to see. The staff was friendly and helpful, quickly opening glass cases when I wanted to see something. Their inventory is so large I found it difficult to see everything in one visit. Their prices are reasonable. I ended up buying some California pottery, a framed floral print, and an MCM trinket dish. I'm looking forward to returning and taking another look around the store. There is a parking lot in the back of the building. Note: Some vendors have modern items mixed in with their antiques. A quick Google image search before you buy is a good idea if you care about the age of an item.

For the size of the white elephant sale, it was very well run and organized. Shout out to all the…read morevolunteers for the event that makes it a good experience. There's a lot, and I mean A LOT of stuff on sale. You have to be strategic as you go to first look for what you have in mind and once you're done with what you want to look for, then enjoy just looking around and seeing what else there may be that may catch your attention. The have things ranging from various used items like kitchen wares (some of which I personally think shouldn't be there as they were scratch up nonstick pans) to antiques (furnitures, household items, old irons and sewing machines) and jewelry to fossils. There are definitely many good bargains if you know what to look for.

It's time to support the Oakland Museum White Elephant sale! All proceeds go towards the museum…read more The amount of donations to peruse is amazing and so nicely curated. Buy tickets ahead of time to be able to go at opening. Limited days. See their website for details. Credit card or Apple Pay only. Limited parking so plan accordingly. It's such a cool sale to support a great cause.

Stumbled on this place and it's fantastic! The staff were super friendly, the prices were good, the…read morefinds were great, and it supports a wonderful cause, you can't get any better! Definitely recommend for the treasure hunters out there!

This is a great little thrift store with kind and welcoming staff who always make you feel at home…read more The shop can get a little warm depending on the weather outside, but that doesn't take away from the experience. They carry a little bit of everything like clothing, home goods, books, and small pieces of furniture. I've been lucky enough to find something useful or unique each time I visit. The furniture especially has been a pleasant surprise, with prices that are incredibly affordable. Like most thrift stores, it can be hit or miss, but that's part of the fun. It's exciting to see what new things they've brought in and it keeps me coming back. I really appreciate that this place is part of a bigger mission and supports a cause that gives back to the community. That makes every purchase feel even better. The location is also great. There are a bunch of antique and vintage shops on the same side of the street within a couple of blocks, so it's easy to spend an afternoon exploring and hunting for treasures. Free street parking in the area is a nice bonus and makes it convenient to stop by anytime.

I think that this Goodwill location is the better of other Goodwill locations. They do have a…read moreparking lot, that is small and made smaller by the fact that on the side of the building, they have the donation drop off area. Just maneuvering your way around the parking lot when people are also trying to drop off donations can be a nightmare, especially when people get rude. If you go during peak times, avoid the parking lot and just park on the street, saves you a headache. As of lately, I have been able to find really good deals here and by that I mean that new items are priced lower by Goodwill than what it was originally marked by retailers. Yes! As it should be. Since I am big on school/office supplies, I snagged so many supplies for over 40 percent off. Although I dont like trying on clothes in stores, the fact that they removed the fitting rooms is annoying. They do have a 7 day window in which you can "exchange" clothing. Think of it as a same day use store credit. You don't have to get another article of clothing, but you can get something else with the value of the item that you are returning. I got a top, thinking it would fit nicely, but no. I went back and got another top and no, it also did not fit, now I have to go back and exchange it for something else. Annoying that this is just for one top, I cant imagine getting several pieces of clothing and going through this loop. Lesson learned, no more buying clothing. All other items besides clothing is final sale. Staff is friendly, store is neat and organized.

Let's start with Parking: terrible! And impatient people make it worse by showing irritated faces…read moreand honking! Products: it's not Goodwill value, it's almost like paying Target prices on stuff, except these are old and discarded. The check out is understaffed making the wait time long! The carts are filthy, so mask up and use a hand sanitizer. I bought two Whiskey goblets for $4. If I paid for a full set at TJMaxx, I'd have paid $10 for new ones. I almost saw a metal rack - I compared it to the one I saw at Walmart - Walmart was cheaper! Not worth a second visit!

I love that cheerful energy I've found over there! Great owner and owner's dog…read more So many beautiful stuff. I've been waiting so long to get there, too long actually! I had a chance to stop by yesterday and now I know it's worth it! Thank you!

This is an excellent store that carries a wide variety of really beautiful items and their prices…read moreare wonderful! If you've not checked them out yet, you're missing out most definitely!