If you like thrifting, then sign up for the community projects thrift mailing list. They'll…read moreannounce all sorts of special events, but the big one that I like is the 50% off everything in the store event. They do this periodically. With a sale like this, prices plummet so precipitously that I end up buying oddball items like mason jars just because I want the lid for my much bigger and more useful mason jar at home. I thought I knew the store pretty well, but I was wrong. There were all sorts of little sections that I had overlooked in my previous visits. I found a little set of bins, loaded with useful supplies for some of my favorite but more obscure hobbies. I was really really impressed by the coffee table that was priced at $.85. That is correct cents. This was so unbelievable that I checked the price tags three times. Unfortunately, it didn't fit my car, it doesn't match any of my decor and it doesn't fit my spaces. Oh well There are some sections, such as the stationary area that are so reliably overstocked that I don't even bother to visit office supply stores or check out Amazon before I shop here. In fact when I wanted to measure an item, I wished I had bought a tape measure. But then it occurred to me that the overstocked stationary area would probably have lots of rulers. Problem solved. For once, I arrived early enough that I could donate. I've been diligently collecting my donations and missing the donation times for almost a year. It pays to sign up for the mailing list because they will unexpectedly shut down donations because they no longer have any storage. This has happened to me multiple times until I wised up and got the emails. I rummaged over enough stuff, lost track of time, and finally snapped out of it when my stomach told me to go home. In spite of the attractive sale,, it was not overcrowded. It was still comfortable and gave you plenty of space to look at items and try to figure out what some of the more obscure objects were. I didn't actually end up buying very much. But clearly the fun was in the treasure hunt.

Ok, this Thrift Shop is in Downtown Napa, it was quite busy on a Saturday. Parking be a little…read morechallenging but worth walking a block or so. Super friendly staff. My wife found two flannel shirts that are of great quality and will be warm during our chilly weather. Pricing was fair, my guess is 50% off of retail. It's a not a big shop like a Goodwill or Salvation, but it's larger the a boutique Thrift Shop. 1st room is mostly clothing, second room is books, dvds, CDs , houseware and electronics. (Very limited electronics). I did find a nice Cheese Knife Set for my Charcuterie collection Staff was super friendly. % Recommend

Very cute shops, lots of good finds. I little expensive, but I get you are in downtown Napa. My…read morekids found lots of cute little trinkets.

This is a great addition to downtown Napa. Unique, vintage, alternative, and with class…read more Great They actually have MENS clothes as well! Looking forward to coming back for some concert tees.

My mom and I enjoyed browsing the antiques but unfortunately, our experience was made uncomfortable…read moreby one of the employees. She followed us around the store and continuously watched us as we browsed. Every room that we stepped in, she would follow closely behind and pretend that she was browsing. She never greeted us or asked if we needed help, which made it feel like we were being treated as though we were there to steal rather than simply shop. Being watched so closely the entire time made the experience feel awkward and unwelcome. I completely understand that they need to keep an eye on merchandise, but there are much friendlier ways to do that. A simple "Hi, welcome in! Let me know if you need help" would have broken the ice and made us feel like valued customers rather than suspicious people being monitored. It's unfortunate because the store itself has some really interesting things to look at, but service makes a big difference in whether you actually want to stay and browse. The other staff were lovely.

This is our go to Antique and all around fun spot to browse when we are in Napa. Staff is always…read morefriendly and helpful. Inventory is always changing and set up different keeping the shop fresh and new. If you love antiquing or just wondering and looking at cool stuff check out Antiques on Second as it's always a good bet.

The selection of clothing and prices cannot be beat! I have always come home with some great finds…read morefrom this shop. The staff are all friendly and the store is well organized.

Super cute store off of Sonoma Highway with their own parking lot. It's a bright neon green…read morebuilding that's hard to miss. Everything in there is clean and organized. They have available fitting rooms, prices marked clearly and a wide selection of items. The employees are approachable, sweet and friendly. They accept all forms of payment. I really took my time walking down every aisle. Fun place to shop for a great cause. Definitely will be back!

I pride myself on my nose for bargains and yet I have completely neglected the HomeGoods chain…read more This is my first visit to a HomeGoods store, and after surveying the stock, I must admit I am deeply ashamed of myself. I've been missing out! The store is nicely organized into sections. Although for some of the sections items were rather jumbled, and there was a bit of a rummage needed HomeGoods differs from other discounted stores with their extensive stock of familiar and somewhat higher end brands. Just to pick out something randomly I noticed they had Dr. Bronner's soaps and some Dr. Teals products. Unlike other discounted chains, I've heard of and used both their products in the past and I was pleased with both. They also had brands which I own, the globals and the aroma. The discounts were quite reasonable. But I am a pretty hardened shopper. I have a nearly impenetrable defense which generates a force field which the store must break down possibly using a photon torpedo. Here are some of the factors which must be overcomed 1) Duplication: happens more often than not. 2) practical. 3) I don't have much space. 4) a genuine discount. Not those frou -frou 20% off fake sales. Stay away from stores that raise the original price for sales. Macys I'm looking at you. 5) Must equal or exceeds the quality and performance of what I already have. 6) Must be in one of my areas of interest. That would be cooking, books or for some mysterious reason my sock addiction. 7) All resistance can be eliminated if the item is beautiful. HomeGoods came really, really close to punching through the protective force field, melting my brain and turning me into a complete zombie who would willingly shuffle to the register, precious cargo loaded in my arms, and burning a hole in my credit cards. There is absolutely no doubt if I keep returning to the store, I will be zombified. Now that is what I call a great store!

I love this HomeGoods so much! I always find the best stuff at this location! I usually find things…read morethat I don't even know I needed! Great value and nice selection of items. It's paired with a Marshall's so you get the best of both worlds. The line may look long but usually moves pretty quickly.

Darling gift shop with a range of gifts that suit my subversive and silly side, as well as items I…read morecan send for birthdays to relatives who don't share that vibe. Slowly collecting fun socks from their display to keep my feet warm while I work from home. Staff are great, and so are the prices. I love to stop in when I'm nearby to pick up a book order or have a hair appointment.

Although I am from Hawaii, my online experience with Tiddle E Winks was great! I've been trying to…read morefind a store that was shipping two specific snoopy palm pals since the palm pal site doesn't ship to Hawaii, and I came across this store! My order came in about 3 business days and was shipped very quickly! I am glad to have given my business to a small local shop in California and definitely will try to visit the store if I'm ever in the area some day.

Store is neat and nicely organized. Selection in good shape and nice variety of antiques to look…read moreover and buy.

An excellent market put on by a couple of the nicest ladies. Treasures to be found ranged from tea…read moresets, paintings, books, furniture, clothes, jewelery, and other odds and ends. They even had some kitties for adoption. Great selection of vendors, and a wonderful musical guest- definitely worth checking out!

Oh Sparkly Ragz how do I love thee...let me count the ways!…read more I can't even remember how I found them. But it was through Facebook on one of their Facebook Live sales during the peak of COVID in 2020. Sooo glad I came across them. They are a quite consignment and exclusive boutique. They sell new, used, like new, and handmade items. The owners and staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. I've gotten purses, jackets, scarfs, jewelry etc! Both new and used. I've loved almost everything I've purchased. I tend to buy through the Facebook Live sales they do. And rarely make it into the store. If you're in the area worth stopping by, if not worth taking the trip! Good people and great items!

My favorite consignment store. I've bought and sold at various consignment shops over the years and…read morethis one is the best. For consigning: super fast and efficient, nice online inventory and income system. For shopping: great selection and constantly rotating inventory. I picked up some pants from the Made in Italy line today and they are fantastic. Takes elastic waisted pants to a new level--super comfy but also cute enough to wear out to dinner. Awesome experience every time. Thanks, ladies!