We've been donating here for many years, it's a great organization. Today I had the pleasure of…read moregiving some donations to Diane, she's been there 7 years and very sweet. Keep up the great work CRC!

The CRC STORE is a local thrift store that accepts donations. They resell clothing, household…read moregoods, and the money goes to help the community. They also accept non perishable food which helps feed the local population in Encinitas, California. My deepest respect to Robert, long time manager and the many volunteers.

Great finds! Good cause. Nice people! I always find great things here! I recommend highly.read more

I used to love coming shopping here, but now the prices are crazy. The most Expensive thrift shop…read morearound. And every time I go back, I go and look for stuff for my kids and it's always all the same stuff there that has been sitting there for months. I love donating money to hospice, but it's become overpriced for me to shop there. So I will continue to go to all the other thrift stores in Encinitas, but not this one anymore. Total bummer.

Super comprehensive selection. For instance: I got an adorable mug, a James Patterson novel, a…read morecouple of shirts, and some 50¢ post cards! All for less than 12 dollars! The line goes a bit slow, but it's worth the discounts and friendly shop keepers!

Small thrift shop. Looks like they have good turnaround and new stuff constantly. Prices are good…read morebut not great. They do have sales often. Decent mix of old and new brands. Very eclectic. Clean and organized for the most part. NOTE: they do have a minimum purchase price for paying with a card.

On our way to a consignment store we saw this place and decided to check it out…read more Walking in we saw a sign that there's 65 multiple vendors in this place. So it was neat that each vendor had its on cubicle-like space that was unique. We really enjoyed checking out each space and finding so many vintage and unique items. The prices were also reasonable and fair. We spent so much time looking through the place to make sure we didn't miss anything. This entire "mall" was very organized and clean which made it a good shopping experience. As far as service, when we visited on a Saturday afternoon, we didn't interact with any staff/vendor so I can't say anything about that. Overall, a very neat place to find unique items that'll take you back.

Great spot to check out antiques. So many items to look at. You'll feel overwhelmed at first but…read morethe you'll spend your whole day looking at everything and trying not to buy it all! Value in items are reasonable. Employees were polite and helpful. Go check them out!!

A great thrift shop that has great deals. The service is a little lax but it is a thrift shopread more

I'm not someone who usually leaves bad reviews. I try to be understanding and remember that not…read moreeveryone is having their best day. However, this experience really crossed a line. I understand that the parking is for in-store customers only. But the moment I stepped out of my car, a woman came running out of the store and started yelling at me, saying the parking was for those businesses only. I hadn't even walked away from my vehicle yet, and she had no idea where I was going. For context, I'm a Type 1 diabetic, and my blood sugar suddenly dropped very low. In that moment, I urgently needed food or I risked being unsafe to drive. My boyfriend was with me, but he isn't insured on my car and doesn't know how to drive a manual--and she still insisted that I make him take my car. On top of that, it's not safe for me to be walking around alone when my blood sugar is that low. I calmly explained the situation and told her I just needed a quick snack and would be back in under five minutes. Despite that, she showed zero empathy and continued yelling. At that point, my priority was my health and safety. I also didn't feel comfortable leaving my car unattended given her aggressive behavior. I waited a few days to write this, but as a Type 1 diabetic, this situation was genuinely scary and upsetting. This happened Saturday in the late afternoon. Situations like this deserve more understanding and basic human compassion. Please do better.

When did this place turn into an overpriced dump? I've been going here for years and it now feels…read morelike overpriced Ross. Clothes were scattered and falling off hangers when the store opened - I can expect this at the end of the day, but upon opening? Multiple pieces were stained, dirty, and a three pieces had rips/holes. The shoes were piled up in heaps, and are no longer organized by size so you have to look through every pair for your size. I don't mind overpaying when the experience is quality, but these clothes are WAY overpriced and it feels like Ross meets Salvation Army. You can do better.

What's available is hit-or-miss like most consignment stores…read more I think items are overpriced until the prices drop to move the merchandise. I did find a great dresser that was just what I needed. If I'd purchased it the day before I did buy it, I would have paid much more. I just lucked out with my timing. I sold high-quality, double and triple-matted, archival-framed artwork there, some of which were prints while others were original paintings. All of them sold for next to nothing.

Small but absolutely packed with clothes! A great place not for designer items but for business…read moreclothes or fun pieces to accent your wardrobe. Had some handbags too. Good prices!

Nice & clean store. Ample of cute options! The shoes were really nice and good quality too! I got…read moreeight items and my total was way less had I gone to any of these stores. Definitely worth it for professional and elevated clothing for women!

I wouldn't consider this place a thrift store definitely more like a consignment store... you will…read morefind brands such as Zara, Anthropologie, Reformation etc.... it can get a bit pricey but you can find some cool things there and they do some blue/green stamps on some tags for extra discounts. I bought a shirt there. I had some tops I was hoping to get rid of it so I thought I would tried selling there. I should have known better, I've tried selling clothes at Plato's Closet, Flashback, Buffalo Exchange etc...and they never take my stuff. I don't know why and I promise I always made sure they were clean and in good condition. They were brands they listed they accepted on the site: Anthropologie and American Eagle...they didn't take any. The girls were super nice and I appreciated it. But it just always seemed wild to me that they take on brands such as Wild & Fable and A New Day...and my stuff isn't that super outdated again I don't know their process for selecting clothes because they do have curated pieces. In summary, for shopping it could be fun and you can find some stuff but not on a thrift price. However as for selling, unfortunately at this point now I've just never had a good experience selling clothes at these kind of places. If you want to sell clothes you will have better luck on Poshmark where I've sold clothes more easily. So this place can be fun for buying but for selling you might leave feeling frustrated and confused which is why I rated this place at 3 stars.

This place is COOL!…read more Stopped by to check it out for the first time. Lots of vintage items and name brand stuff too. Definitely one of those places where you let the store tell you what you need because its a lot to look thru. Shoes too and in stores like these sometimes the shoes can be gross but they were very nice condition! Not really a good purse selection but tops & jeans & activewear yes - and for men too. I got 2 free people tops & one still had tags. Average pricing. i hope to sell with them too sometime. Def going to check out their other locations as well. The staff who rang us up was very nice!