I visited yesterday the prices are super ridiculous high I don't understand why if all these items…read moreare donations, this items are donated by wealthy classy people second hand and sold to me low class how I'm supposed to afford a good brand item if my local thrift store sales it as if it was still new, I invite you to visit and see for yourself I and went to the other store accross the street found better prices and discounts

I have been going here since they opened, usually go home with something I need or I shop for…read moreothers too. Making points with my G'grandaughter from the girls dept. She likes her shoes!

I go once a week. I always have fun when I'm there. Some things are overpriced. But something you…read morecouldn't get out a good deal. You only know by going.

Ohhhh my goodness, no. I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at Ego Thrift in Citrus…read moreHeights. First off, I found the prices to be incredibly high for a thrift store. I ended up spending $71 on two North Face backpacks, and unfortunately, that wasn't even the worst part. On the way home, I noticed a strong, unpleasant odor coming from the backpacks. Once I got home and opened them up further to inspect the inside, I was disgusted to find what appeared to be actual black mold growing inside both bags. Items in this condition should NEVER have been put out on the sales floor, especially at the prices being charged. Mold isn't just a stain or normal wear--it's a serious cleanliness concern, and customers should be able to expect that items being sold have at least been properly inspected. I spent $71 on two backpacks that I ultimately felt I had to throw away. That is incredibly frustrating and such a waste of money. For a thrift store charging these kinds of prices, there absolutely needs to be better quality control and inspection of donated items before they're sold. Very disappointing experience, and I would strongly recommend thoroughly inspecting anything you purchase here, especially bags, clothing, or other fabric items.

Stopped by on a Friday afternoon, The store had a good amount of people shopping. Shelves were not…read morepacked full to where you can't see items, like other thrift stores. I could actually see what's available which I liked. Furniture, appliances, toys, games, dishes, cookware and clothes and much more. Prices seemed fair on most items. In the front off to the right we saw a few vintage furniture pieces and along the back part of the store they had chairs, desks, coffee tables and other furniture. We decided to look at the office chairs offered while we were here, $35-50 very used office chairs seemed alittle pricey to me. Good variety of items, hopefully everyone will find something they are looking for at a fair price. The cashier was friendly and I was advised if we follow them on Facebook, or Instagram they publish what color tag discounts are given each week. I asked about donations you have to call to schedule drop off or pick up. I will definitely be back to check out what they have available.

What an awesome thrift store!!! They just opened. I went on a Saturday at 12 and they were pretty…read morebusy. They offer clothes, shoes, purses, appliances, kitchenware, house supplies, house decor, beauty supplies and most of all furniture! On Saturday the clothes were 50% off and the furniture was 30% off. I ended up getting a giant lounge chair for only $35! The chair I got retails for about $200 or more new. I snagged it SO quick when I saw the price. I also got quite a few shirts and dresses for great prices. Way cheaper than Goodwill, which is how a thrift store SHOULD be. Their furniture selection was amazing! They had dresser sets, cabinets, side tables, mirrors, patio tables with chairs, lounge chairs and more. I will say the price of the bigger furniture was a liiiiiittle pricey but after the discounts it would definitely be reasonable. For example a dresser and cabinet set would be about $300 each. Some would be $200 each. Every day of the week has a different discount, like Thursday is 30% for teachers and students and so on. Anyways I enjoyed their selection of clothing and furniture. Everything seemed mostly clean but still used like expected.

We were doing a thrift store hop for Girls Day today and visiting the shop for their sale…read more Normally, the staff here is very friendly, but today they were not. First, when the lid of a little box fell, one of the ladies basically ripped the item from our 7 yr old. She was perfectly behaved, and monitored, but when she picked up the box to BUY IT, the improperly taped lid fell off. We let the lady know that we were in charge of the situation. Everything was OK, but she stood around and glared at us. Our little girl was made so uncomfortable that she didn't want the box anymore. We looked around some more, and while I was in the furniture section, I overheard the two ladies behind the counter mentioning how they normally always have to watch the darker skinned people. I had to do a double take to make sure I heard them correctly. Obviously my whiteness was not a threat for them. Not only were they very rude, they were also obviously profiling both my friend, and the other colored ladies that were in the store. We immediately put down anything we were going to purchase and left the store. The only reason I did not confront the ladies right then and there is because we had a child with us. My friend, who is Latina, told me later in the parking lot that while I was looking at things with her little granddaughter, she was on the other side of the store, and that one of the staffers was following her around the whole time. I will not be coming here again

Donated a few purses in great condition, some nice jewelry and a few other items. Not only was it…read morenot a friendly store, but they could not even find their donation receipts there nor did they ever say thank you not even once I won't be donating here again I'll go back to weave. I do know the people that work here are volunteers, but they definitely should know how to have good customer service. 6/2/26-Denise, thank you for following through on this. A simple thank you would've been sufficient.

Decent sized building with a TON of stuff packed inside. This place has the same feeling as The…read moreCave does, with the entire place packed to the brim with merchandise. It's the very definition of a treasure hunt, as you will not see everything this place has to offer unless you dig. We found a few items for insanely cheap prices that we picked up, but I did see other stuff being charged for more than they're worth. Overall, I was happy with the majority of the prices. The selection had everything you'd expect from a thrift store with clothes, tools, furniture, shoes, and trinkets. I was pleasantly surprised to find other stuff like video games, VHS, vintage tech, and old coins. Don't get me wrong, I love shopping for clothes, but it's the tech and weird stuff that I'm truly interested in, so I was very happy they had a decent selection. When I come back I'll bring a pair of gloves to sift through everything, and I recommend doing the same if you're a bit of a germaphobe like myself. If you're willing to sift through the mountain of merchandise, this is a decent spot to visit.

Neat thrift store. Selection: This store has a little…read moreof everything...seriously. I saw some beautiful mirrors, paintings, cool purses, fun costume jewelry, sports memorabilia, etc. If you're looking for something random, that you haven't been able to find somewhere else, you might be able to find it here. Value: The prices on most of these items are a little on the high side. However, I did find a couple of neat earrings and a beautiful purse that were totally worth it. Service: The guy at the cashier's desk was funny, professional, and efficient. I thought the service was very good. Verdict: Will definitely be coming back. I don't know why, but I have a feeling that this is where I'm going to find a specific baseball card I've been trying to track down. Wish me luck.

I visited this location yesterday for the first time. It was huge and there was a lot of organized…read moreracks and sections to go through. I was blown away by the prices. There was a long line and only 2 registers opened. I wish they would open at least one more register to accommodate the long line. I spent $55 and bought a ton of items. I appreciate the fitting room. I wish Goodwill would bring them back. I will be returning soon enough.

I come to Deseret once a week, or at least every two weeks. This is my meditation. On some days I…read moreleave with nothing, on some I spend my whole month thrift budget. Deseret is great go to for basics. Need some new jeans, a blazer, mens shirt, etc? I always check here first because they have a large array of things & sizes. My guy is tall, so we have a harder time. I also always check for blankets & fabric, as well as office supplies. Yep, for my home office. The outside area is an adventure, you never know what you will find. A few weeks ago I came for shorts and found a painting! I used to find great clothes, but sadly Deseret is getting so much "plastic" donations. Shein is taking over. I sew, so I would always find some great pieces to alter to my size & liking. The mens section is still good, but the womens is thin. Parking is always easy. The store is very clean, and Managers are very approachable for questions & pricing (the ladies, the men always seem stressed out and not so approachable. Just my opinion). The prices have gone up a little, but are still very good. My daughter lives in LA, and we always stop in when she is here. A Sacramento gem.

Out of the various thrift stores in Sacramento and the surrounding areas, "Noah's Ark Thrift &…read moreGift" has got to be one of the cleanest places I have been to. Located directly on Watt Ave (and just south of Whitney Ave) in the Arden-Arcade neighborhood of Sacramento, this place has been operating since mid-2024. Prior to them vacating this space, this was once a furniture store with other various businesses before that including a dollar store and video game store. Hopefully Noah's Ark will stick around for quite awhile. A little bit of backstory about this company; the money and revenue that is generated here helps support the ministry in Ukraine which helps families of the soldiers that have had to serve the frontlines. This includes fallen heroes as well as soldiers who have had to endure losing limbs that have to face very intense rehabilitation after their service in the Ukrainian military. To me, this is a huge impact when I know my money is going towards a very positive cause. The exterior parking lot has more than enough space as the two separate times I have been here, finding a spot to park has been a breeze. There are also several other small businesses that share this parking lot. As for the thrift store itself, the place is absolutely clean to a tee. Upon entry, I was greeted by the young man behind the counter. Store hours are very generous as they are open for business Monday-Thursday from 10am-6pm and Friday-Saturday from 9am-7pm while being closed every Sunday. As for the inside of this place, everything is laid out exceptionally well. You will find a huge assortment of glasses, kitchenware, vintage and near-new clothing/apparel, jewelry, books/CD's/DVD's, solid wood furniture, and much more, all in very excellent condition. The cleanliness and organization of Noah's Ark really shows how much care and thought they put into their business. During both my visits, I found a name-brand shirt and some very nice kitchen items that looked nearly brand new and at reasonable prices. With generous hours, friendly service, and a nice variety of great finds, I am giving "Noah's Ark Thrift & Gift" a unanimous five-star rating.

Wasted a trip they close at 6pm on Saturday's... maybe update your online hours please.read more

Real wood furniture, clothes, antiques and great people! What more do you need…read more Service=outstanding Value=exceptional with every thing 70% off

It is quite a rarity to come across a thrift store that also serves as a dedicated furniture store…read moreall under one roof. That is exactly what I found when I visited "Comfort Thrift & Boutique", a locally owned and family operated business. Truth be told, this business did not have a single Yelp review since its grand opening back in late-2022. Located at 11415 Folsom Blvd in Rancho Cordova, this place shares the same parking lot as several other business including "Expo Furniture" and "Superbike Showroom". Parking was a breeze as this part of town does not get a lot of traffic as it is mainly an industrial part of town. They do, however offer generous business hours as they are open 7 days a week; Monday through Saturday from 10am-6pm and Sunday from 11am-6pm. What I particularly like about this place is just how open and spacious this place is. You will find so much in the way of your standard everyday thrift items including clothes, records, toys, glassware, and knick-knacks for around the house. But they also have a ton of vintage items including some items that are at least a century old. And when I mean spacious, I would have to say that 75% of the building accommodates a ton of furniture options. Everything from sofas, loveseats, sectionals, recliners, dining room sets, and complete bedroom groups. Since I wasn't in the market for furniture, I am unsure about their delivery/pickup options but I am guessing that much of the stock you see is what you'd be getting. I did notice that the store itself was relatively cold (at a crisp 67°F) and the public restroom was out of order but that was the only negative thing I would have to say. I did notice that the few employees/staff members were very helpful as I was greeted when I entered the furniture area. And when I did purchase the antique coffee mugs, they were very accommodating. When you factor in the very reasonable prices (for a thrift/consignment store), decent service, and wide selection, I am giving "Comfort Thrift & Boutique" an above average four star rating.