friendly helpful and great customer service . I found exactly what I was looking for. The store is…read morebeautiful, so many memories of time gone by, they let me stand and recount my memories for as long as I wanted. Amy went above and beyond to find a perfect assessory for my doll. I had a lovely walk down memory lane. Thank you

This antique store is big! They have a huge selection of items ranging from furniture to decor to…read moreornaments to typewriters. They have one room dedicated to Christmas items. They have a small section of DVDs too which are mostly older movies. Their typewriters were a little beat up. They do have their own jam which is a fair price. The staff is really nice and they do offer a payment plan/layaway.

I'm not a VFW member, so I can't comment on this facility from that standpoint. I have, however,…read morebeen here multiple times for public functions, including graduation celebrations for my son's daycare, and have always had a fantastic experience. The facility a little old with a lot of character. The hall itself is a pretty basic setup, with plenty of space for seating, a nice stage and photos and memorabilia in the front hall honoring those who have served in the past. The front half of the building seems to regularly be where most of the action is. It's a spacious bar for members, but I've been able to belly up on a few occasions and share a drink. All the folks I've run into here, from the members to the visitors to the bartenders, have all been friendly and welcoming. Out front there is a giant cannon on display which my son loves to pretend he is shooting. The parking lot is large and so is the interior, so do consider renting this space for future occasions!

I've been a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars since the mid 90's. VFW Post 67 has to be one of the…read morebest I've seen and been a part of. For the Commander on down, this place is top notch. The food is good with great VFW low price member only alcohol prices. The Post is very involved in the community and is always looking for more ways to help. If you are a eligible veteran, live in the area, you really should be a member of VFW Post 67.

I love this area! I'm still learning where everything is but I love that I can get a lot of…read moreshopping done here instead of going to a shopping mall. From Daiso to Bath and Body Works to Ulta to Old Navy, that pretty much sums up all of my shopping needs in one place. I like that all of the stores are still clean and not trashed yet. Maybe because no one really frequents here yet but I hope they stay clean and new unlike the Old Navy and Ulta on Laguna Blvd. There is a great variety of restaurants too. They're not 4-star, sit-down-with-a-menu type restaurants but I like all the options while I need a break from shopping. Also, as I'm writing this, there are Holidays decorations around the complex. I LOVE that. It's a nice touch to get you in the Christmas mood.

Very big and offer variety of shopping plaza. It definitely has expanded over the years. They have…read moreso many department stores and food options. They also have a movie theater that has reclining seats. I've been to multiple places around here and pass here all the time to work. Depending on where you go they have decent service. Most recently found out there is a Walmart Super center near by. Daiso is a good store for all your home needs. Chick-Fil-A is good to eat here too. Some stores are pricey and others are fairly reasonable. I love Tastea so I'm glad it's located here too. I do still need to check out It's Sushi. The only thing it's missing a Miniso then this shopping center will be complete!

SUMMARY: Very small store but curated selection, so no need to peruse racks and racks of clothes…read more I'd cone again, but just a disclaimer, I love thrift stores and vintage stores, so there's that. VALUE: Pricing is fair, not greedy. SERVICE: Lovely. Friendly and conversant owner. PARKING: Tons and free

I LOVE this fashion secret and the owner! I've purchased some super affordable, quality, and fun…read morepieces for my wardrobe. I bought this (pictured) great Kwanzaa kinara candle holder there, for a fraction of what they normally cost. My son saw it as we were checking out - SCORE! I've also taken others there to find things for themselves and they've loved it as well. I need to go back soon - maybe today!

It's near my place of Residence as a Senior Citizen its important to have access too community…read moreresources such as Farmer and Flea Markets

No fee for parking or entrance which is nice compared to Denios in Roseville. Was not impressed to…read moresay the least. Parts were like a traditional flea market and the indoor sections were largely locked up at 8am on a Sunday morning. Did not see any stand out deals and would not go out of my way to go back. I was hoping to get something for breakfast at one of the food stands, but chose to eat after.

What an interesting, creative, and versatile space. Our friends brought us for a musical and…read moreinteractive show. The show started almost an hour late, but the organizing group kept things interesting and interactive enough to keep us all entertained. We heard three musical acts and saw some cool videos. There was a simple cash bar. The audience was very chill and diverse. This space definitely felt like one that encourages "coming as you are." On the walls was an exhibit around Día de Muertos, with most pieces for sale. I look forward to having more occasions to visit.

You can have a Haunting Good Time @ The Sol Collective!…read more SITREP Sol Collective is an amazing gallery! My first experience here was during the Halloween Season. And on that note, Sacramento Yelp really knows how to do "Dia de los Muertos!" (the Mexican "Day of the Dead!" celebration) up right! And "YES"...our SOULS were collected @ The Sol Collective! THE LOCALE! Sol Collective is a wonderful community based partnership & space who let us use their facility to host our Yelp Elite party. THEIR SETUP Their unique mission is to use art, education, and technology as a didactic medium to create mobilization and community empowerment. Their 3,200 square foot community space (which proved to have ample room for this event) is located in Land Park and hosts - besides the truly random Yelp party - art exhibitions, multimedia workshops,apprentice/mentorship programs, and community forums. And to give a special plug to them, in addition their space is available for local organizations that provide service and advocacy within the fields of social justice and youth development. THE LOWDOWN Their art, their space, and their staff are a wonderful time!

I'm really happy to have found Sopha. It's a bit difficult to spot from the street if you're…read moredriving, but I happened to notice it when passing by today and stopped in. It's a beautiful, intimate store that is stocked with thoughtfully curated secondhand clothing. The prices are extremely reasonable--significantly cheaper than other curated vintage/secondhand stores I've been to in the area. The owner was incredibly kind, as well as passionate and knowledgeable about her work. She showed a genuine interest in me, her customer base, and the community as a whole. I really enjoyed chatting with her and I'm excited to visit again in the future.

I came here for the thrift store and did not expect to have the experience I did. I was overwhelmed…read morewith good vibes just walking through and looking at everything on the walls that talked about the foundation and their mission! This place is an absolute treasure, and the items were plentiful and well priced. Will be telling everybody about this place! Bonus: there's a coffee shop!

Adj: Inspirational and Incredible Organization and Store…read more According to their website, the "Fly Brave Foundation's mission is to offer employment training for adults with developmental disabilities that have aged out of the school system, focusing on three essential building blocks; vocational training, social/life skills, and living a healthy lifestyle through fitness programs." I visited the Fly Brave Emporium thrift store recently and was immediately impressed by their organized and well stocked store of both gently used and local artisan items. There were a lot of different merchandise, from everyday casual clothes, to formal wear and even a section of prom dresses, to kids clothes, to shoes for every age, there's something for everyone. I also saw cute costume jewelry, bags, purses, home goods / kitchenware, dishes, bakeware, a small section of arts and crafts supplies, and quite a lot of wall art and other home decor. There were also little souvenir type gifts for those looking for presents for their loved ones and friends. All at reasonable prices and good to great used conditions, with some items actually new and never used. Against one wall, there was a display of T-shirts by the participants in this program, most of whom are autistic. That is such a wonderful artistic outlet for them, and for such a good cause as the proceeds from these T-shirts and sweatshirts sales go back to this foundation's meaningful mission, to provide disabled young adults with vocational training to develop employment, social, and independent living skills. Towards the back of the store was their Fly Brave Cafe. On the day I visited, the cafe was not open, but it's usually open from Tuesday to Saturday, and I see that their coffee is top-notched, so I'll have to come back another day to try their coffee. The gal who saw me looking at the cafe was organization mechanize in the back area and when I asked about donating here, she told me they accept donations any day that they're open, but if you have a LOT to donate, Wednesday is their preferred time to accept large bags and boxes of gently used items. Overall, this is a nicely designed, tastefully stocked, and meaningfully operated thrift store with a great cause. Staff were friendly and helpful when I asked about bringing donations and the cafe hours. I will have to come back another day to try the drinks in their cafe and do more shopping. Finally, Bacon and Butter is right next door so you can also enjoy brunch on a Sunday if in the neighborhood or a nice meal any day of the week.