This thrift store is on the smaller side, but it's packed with all kinds of items -- and I ended up…read moreleaving with four great pieces, each better than the last. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there were a couple of special offers available during my visit, which was a nice bonus. They even have a small fitting area, which is incredibly convenient since most thrift stores and Goodwills don't offer that option. Because of this, all sales are final and they don't accept returns, which makes sense. Parking was easy when I visited. Street parking was free at the time, though there are meters around, so I believe it depends on the day and time you go.

I was visiting LA and had some time to kill so I came to check this store out. I found some good…read moresteals including a blue Italian leather jacket, Quince leather loafers in pristine condition, a Zara jacket and a Madewell sweater. Total cost was $63. You do have to dig around a bit but I was happy with this haul!

Manager and cashier were rude!!I tried to use the bathroom answer was.. no bathroom. People…read moreshopping in the store should be able to use the bathroom and try clothes on. Everything in the store was mixed up.. no large, medium, small signs. Shame! Overpriced items too kids pants $9.99 dame Shane!

I haven't gone thrift shopping in a while and my daughters wanted to go for the first time…read more This store is clean and well organized. I like how they organized the dresses by color. It was 50% off on Green tag sale when I went so I got a Zara top, J Crew Top for less than $3 each. I got also got an H&M vest that's like a dress for $10. Total spent $16. Nice cashier lady. For some reason. The fitting room is "not in service" since COVID. They don't allow trying. They allow exchange within 14 days. Maybe they can organize it more by brands. Easier to find too! You're going to find gems but gotta be patient.

Good experience here, came in with 2 pairs of shoes I needed to get rid of and was given a super…read morefair number for them. Walked away feeling good about it and the people there were cool and straight to the point. On top of that it took all of maybe 5 mins on the long side, realistically maybe 4 mins. Love that I was able to get in and out quick. Wish I knew about this place sooner as it's down the street from me. Will for sure come back here to buy/sell!

Although my previous experience with Tilt in Inglewood was decent, my recent visits have been…read moreextremely disappointing. The offers have been consistently low to the point where it simply makes more sense to walk away. I understand resale shops need margin, but the gap between market value and what they offered was excessive -- especially on sought-after pairs. Today was particularly frustrating. I DM'd them in advance about some pairs I was looking to move. I had already received an offer from another shop and asked if they could beat it. The conversation made it seem like they would at least match or improve the number. However, when I arrived in person with the pairs, there was confusion and they ultimately would not match or beat the other offer. I've seen their videos and while they're entertaining, the low offers shown on camera feel very different when you're the one on the receiving end. I've sold the same pairs -- even at "lowball" prices on GOAT and to other shops -- and still made nearly double what was offered here. Their business model may work for them, and that's fine. But seller beware -- it may not be worth your time unless you're comfortable accepting significantly below-market offers.

Easy drop off. M-F and Saturdays 10-3pm. The list changes so make sure to call before taking…read morethings off!

Very nice staff and attendees. I plan to attend another crafting event in the near future.read more

The Baseline: For a thrift store that uses charitable donations the store must be sufficiently…read moreorganized into sections, the merchandise must be presented well, and the donation operation must be smooth/easy to utilize. Retail: The retail area of this location was well organized into sections for clothing, furniture, books, home goods, etc. The area was well organized as there are some patrons that will not replace items properly and putting that on the staff to fix (be a better shopper to those of you who throw the stuff you look at). For the merchandise being donations the staff does a nice job of sorting out the good items for sale. Donation area: Fast, convenient, personable, and friendly are the words to describe the nice people I dealt with in donating. Easy experience and I am grateful that my unused items could possibly benefit someone else. Charity Rating: Salvation Army rates a 3 out 4 on charitynavigator.com, an A rating on charity watch.org, and meets all standards on give.org. This is a safe charity to donate to in my opinion.

Esmeralda went above and beyond to help me. When the scale I selected didn't have batteries, she…read moregot me some of her own to let me test the scale and make sure it worked.

Savers is one of those truly great places to find those vintage and unique items that you never…read morethought you would see again. Savers opened about ten years ago in the South Bay. Since that time it has remained one of the best go-to spots for thrifting in the area. Of all the thrift shops in the South Bay, undoubtedly Savers never ceases to amaze. As can be expected, this thrift store offers all of the things you would expect to find: clothing, shoes, books, records, toys, kitchenware, electronic items, and pretty much everything else you can think of. Plus, they are constantly stocking new items, so every time you go in to this business you're guaranteed to see something new. I know a lot of people talk about the prices at this thrift store. For pretty much all of the items I find them to be very reasonable. In fact, you can truly find some one of a kind items for incredible prices. In terms of the clothing, yes, they are a bit high in their pricing compared to other thrift store chains. For some people, they may not want to spend $12.00 to $20.00 for say a used shirt. Though this is not always the case, a lot of their clothing is fairly expensive. This is just something to keep in mind if you haven't been here before. If you're going to be shopping for clothing at Savers, you've pretty much have got to expect to pay the top dollar for it in terms of the used market. This is a necessarily bad or good, and it isn't a criticism, it's just the way Savers operates. Overall, this is a truly good shop. I can't say enough about this place and the staff here are always super nice and friendly. Overall, it's one of my favorite places to thrift. You never know what you're going to find. I know I have found some truly incredible items at this store.

Savers is my place to go for donations. I like that they give back to the community and part of the…read moreRes Cross organization. The staff is also more than helpful when unloading your goods. Recommend donating here rather than Goodwill.

Came in here hoping to get lucky! I was looking for a somewhat obscure and low-key old school…read moregutted out book that could hide my passport & a few other vital documents. Luck being a lady, I found what I was looking for inside of about 15 minutes. The only drawback as of late at this particular location is the restrooms are 1,000% only for staff and not for the customers. And while I don't think that's a good look for business, hey it is what it is. CSA (customer service All Star) Vikki-pictured was awesome, had a great personality and smile, and even convinced me to round up my purchase by $1.01! Thanks Vikki, your a credit to the Goodwill brand!

What a perplexing location. In a nice area but it's crowded enough you'd think they had some flash…read moresale going on. Yea it's Westchester but there's like 20 Goodwill's in LA so what's up. Selection is disorganized and not particularly appealing to account for it. Parking was a small nightmare so just use the street. Don't get it. A cute guy works there that made it worth the trip but. I will check this one off otherwise.

This is my favorite one (Torrance location) because they have great variety of furniture and art…read more Specifically, for me, office furniture or study furniture. This fits my budget and they work with the budget you have. Great customer service and help!

a 5 Star is warranted for Manny, Victoria, Matt , and Maya for their consistent exemplary customer…read moreservice. They are friendly, engaging, and super helpful. Special shout out to Manny !! He is incredibly hard-working and maintains a positive attitude. No matter how busy he gets He always goes and beyond to help us find what we need and make an effort to work with us on the pricing. They have a huge array of furnishings, building materials and misc. household items. You can find some great deals here ! Although, I'm not a favor of the noticeably increased prices, I know it's going to a good cause, which I support.

I love Uptown Cheapskate!!! I find beautiful stuff at great prices! always thank you to the staff…read morethey are very good and the service is awesome.

Uptown Cheapskate is this fully stocked, stuffed to the brim, place to grab your vintage clothing…read more This shop really has a lot of clothing! I mean, really a lot! They have tons of a little bit of everything. They have tons of women's clothing, tons of men's clothing, tons of T-shirts, and a whole lot of shoes. Really! A lot of shoes! The store is what I would say is a step above shopping at a thrift store. What they do here is, offer the best of the best of vintage clothing. So, when you go in here, you know you're going to find high-quality items. This is not to say that they're cheap. For some, their prices may be considered a little bit high. But, again, what you're getting is the best of the best of vintage clothing, and sometimes you have to pay for that privilege. Depending on what you're looking for, this store may very well have it. From my experience, this store is most commonly geared towards a younger audience. They have tons of T-shirts, jeans, and a lot of stuff that could be considered on the more casual side of the picture. For example, when I shop a vintage store, I'm commonly looking men's sport coats and suits, and stuff along that line. They really don't have a good selection of these items. This is just something to keep in mind if you're looking for that kind of thing. But, on the other hand, if you're looking for all of the more casual style of clothing, they have a lot of it. Located on Hawthorne Boulevard, this store is fairly easy to find. They have a parking lot in the front and the rear, which sometimes can become kind of full. So, you may have to park on the street. This is because of the fact this store is a very popular shop. A lot of people come here, particularly on the weekends. And, when they have their sales, forget about it. The store is packed. One way or the other, if you're looking for that vintage piece of clothing, that really cool something, that T-shirt that you've been looking for forever, that pair of really cool shoes, or whatever else, this may be your place to find it.