it's nit as good as the Salvation Army stores in LA County but it does sell a good amount of…read morefurniture and has lots of clothes.

This is one of the larger locations so it gets points for that . It's also in a high visibility…read morearea right off the freeway,so again more points. Inside there were items like new mattresses and furniture. There was a lot of art work that they hung up .I like that they hung it up because it made it easier to visualize in a space . I was looking for jewelry and accessories and I did not see a jewelry case.

I found this top with the tag from ross still on, sold for $9 when it's worth less brand new???…read morethis is not a thrift store if USED items cost more than if they were brand new.

All thrift stores are getting out of control, but savers is the worst of them. It's so close to me…read morethat I still go from time to time just to see if I can find something good, but I definitely won't be going back. Over and over I find things from the dollar tree that they're selling for 3.29 or even close to $4. If the item has new tags, they jack up the price for more than what it's worth. I hope they know how much money they're losing for refusing to price their items fairly. There's so many things that I would've bought and I didn't because they were overpriced. Don't donate to this location. They are a for profit corporation that spends no money on inventory and sells it for more than it's worth brand new. At this point, I won't go back there to shop, but I will go back to take pictures and let everyone know to not waste their money at this store. Ps. With the outrageous prices the thrift stores charged nowadays, you're better off going to an antique store. They have more curated pieces, vintage and durable stuff and most of it is in working condition or undamaged. I find myself going to antique stores more and more. Comparing to the prices that thrifts used to charge back in the day, I would say antique stores are slightly more expensive. But, the way the pricing is now, you would probably find much better pieces than the trash savers sells for equal pricing.

I love the Salvation Army. They always have stuff that I can use or reuse. This one on Magnolia…read morecould use a little bit of cleaning up because sometimes I go in there and it's a little bit of a hot mess. Like going into your sister's bedroom the messy one. It's not gross by any means, but it's disorganized. However, if you can look past the disorganization, you really can find some cool things. Honestly, it's still one of my favorite shops and I go there often.

I've been here a couple times and it never disappoints. It's a lovely place for treasure hunting. I…read morefound a brand new pasta machine (retails for over $200). Plenty of parking. They accept cards for payments.

The ladies working the shop were amazing, so kind and welcoming. Overall great place to shop! It's…read morea hidden gem! Shop and feel good about it. Since it's for a great cause!

Clean and well organized. Reasonable prices. Good items to choose from. Definitely recommendread more

Love this place! I was able to liquidate overstocked items and buy stuff for my nieceread more

Incredible sale with +10,000 items. Buy a VIP ticket to get in early w/ the BEST stuff! Plenty of…read moreparking, and fun atmosphere!

April is so kind love her customer service She's so friendly…read more I love coming in when she's working

It's only been a few months that I've been coming here, so I'm sad to say that I'm breaking up with…read morethis location. The manager is a little sassy for me. I exchange things frequently, because why keep something you don't love? Every time I bring an exchange here, she goes "All of thissss??" and it drives me crazy. It's like 3-4 items? So yes please, all of it. There are no dressing rooms, so if you'd like to cut down on exchanges, please feel free to tell corporate to reopen them. The last time I exchanged a tank top as I didn't notice there was a hole where they had pierced it with the tagging gun, she sneered at me and went "You paid $15 for a tank top???" I'm like... ma'am, it could probably be resold for twice that, and anyway, it's none of your business? I also agree that donated (and damaged) goods shouldn't be sold at that high of a price, so it'd be one thing if you're commiserating with me about recent markups, but there's really no need to throw shade my way about it. Also, it's really dimly lit and musty inside. They seem to be having trouble with their A/C or something. Not pleasant to shop here during these summer months!

Miguel and the rest of the team team help me a lot with my purchase on getting prices. Very…read morefriendly staff. Will definitely be going back again and again. Love this place! Thanks guys!

I frequent here a lot , today I stoped by the sale and honestly was not shop-able . Wracks were so…read more full I couldn't even go through the clothes. Sad to say Left empty handed , very frustrating. Also the vibe from the store was off . Not like this store at all . Hence previous reviews .