Do not waste your time coming here…read more This must be where all the other stores send the stuff that they can't sell. Serious. It's just garbage.

I would definitely recommend this place!! Though some items aren't for everyone, I still believe…read morethat you should give it a try. The first time I visited I got 3 books for only one dollar!

Will find Vintage unic clothes and Jewelry and active woman wear etc, affordable in my budgetread more

I finally came in the staff is friendly which is always a plus, everything is very organized which…read moremakes shopping experience even better. I found great pieces for amazing prices. I'm very happy with my overall experience here,needless to say I will be coming back for more. To support this small thrift store and the community .

I'm a long-time supporter of Father Joe's Villages thrift store at the Washington Avenue location…read morein Hillcrest. Recently, I drove to the La Mesa store with a car full of donations during a very heavy rainstorm. I pulled up to the marked donation drop-off door but was told I could not park there and needed to move across the lot, get a cart, and bring everything in myself. I explained that i was not parking, I am handicapped and offloading since it was pouring rain, but was still told no. I ended up leaving without donating or shopping. As a loyal supporter of FJV, I was very disappointed by the lack of understanding and outright rudness.

Father Joe's Villages Thrift Store has a beautiful selection, and I have come across some real gems…read morehere. The quality of the items is impressive, and the store is well organized, which makes browsing enjoyable. That said, the pricing feels more like a boutique than a thrift store. While I understand that proceeds go toward a good cause, I often leave empty‑handed because the prices are just too high for what I'd expect at a thrift. For me, part of the joy of thrifting is finding something wonderful and feeling like I scored a bargain -- not like I overpaid. If you don't mind paying a lot more, you'll likely find unique and quality pieces here. But if you're hunting for that classic thrift‑store bargain, be prepared that prices may not match the typical thrifting experience.

Someone is definitely taking money out because what do you mean 13 dollars for a second hand shirt…read morewith stains

Goodwill is NOT a non-profit organization. See for…read moreyourself. A used bicycle for $700?!?! are you kidding me!!! a used woman's purse $150?!??!?.

this is a great location, they are just a bit pricey. but their selection is great and the people…read moreare very kind.

friendly employees but man, they really price free things they get donated for so much. They had…read moreLululemon, i get it the brand sells. But these leggings were KO. Pulling in the women area, threading apart and even holes and they still wanted 22$ for them. another pair only had threading issues. You get these for free and not everyone resells. They do sell fake and are aware as from what one employee told me that they are aware a specific item was not authentic which is illegal by law. Thankfully you can go next door to the goodwill and pick up the same brands without them falling apart like crazy for the fraction of from this store pricing. better condition next door and they will even reason with a price

I love what this thrift does for the community! Serving those in need both the food closet and the…read morethrift store. Prices are that of an actual independent thrift store and not high at all. They also get an abundance of quality items and new designer labels. Furniture in the back-yard area is solid and not damaged or at all. Look out for their 50% off sales, they have them periodically and advertised sales via text. A hidden gem in this community.

I've been consistently disappointed by their high prices. Apparently so are others because it's…read morebecoming overrun by a collection of dirty, unusable junk. Over the past year I've seen dollar store items with tags attached marked for a dollar MORE than the original price tag. They have a good price for sheets and blankets, but the furniture and miscellaneous prices are absurd. I understand they need to make money to help the community, but the people who shop there can't afford a $50, plain old chair. You'll find a tiny notebook with half the pages smeared in lipstick marked at 3.99. I don't know what their business model is but it sure isn't moving product. Goodwill is pricey, but at least their items are quality. I honestly can't afford to shop at Ramona Food and Clothes Closet. Your prices truly need to be readjusted.

I love this charity. It is run by an amazing group of volunteers dedicated to help clothe…read moredisadvantaged babies for their first year. Donated clothing is collected, sorted, washed and inspected to look as new as possible. Bags are packed with a year's worth of clothing newborn to 12 months along with beautiful handmade items like blankets, bibs, hats and booties. Bags are distributed to social workers, hospitals, military organizations and clinics in San Diego County. Moving the excess to the needy!!

From the owner: We collect and distribute new/gently used baby clothes to mothers and babies in need within the San…read moreDiego area.

Great transaction and quick. They picked up the car the same day! The towing person communicated…read morewell and showed up when they said they're coming.

It was great I appreciate it he was on time to pick up . Given is absolutely beautiful. It's…read moreblessing others is been blessed . Given is better than receiving .

I've been searching a while for a rain jacket for hiking just to keep in my pack in case the…read moreweather changes, or the wind shifts, particularly in the desert and the mountainous areas. Literally, yesterday I was hiking Blackett's Ridge Mountain. It was 70° perfect sun. Then it took a turn at about 2:00 p.m. And it poured for about 22 minutes! I will never be hiking without a raincoat again. Amazon, Columbia etc. is way too overpriced for a raincoat. I've already sent back three. But I stopped by today at Womanhaven. I purchased a raincoat with seams ultralight weight, two inside and 2 outer, pockets, all drawstring mesh lining for only $2.42. Some deals cannot be passed up. Who cares there's a logo on the side, I just don't want to be soaking wet. Customer service was outstanding The selection of items are met, but you may find the exact one thing you're looking for. If I was just doing general thrift store shopping it might be a toss-up if I would come here. But I also live 2 hours away. Happy shopping!

This used to be my favorite place to shop, period, but today, the cashier who cashed me out, added…read morethe sales tax onto my used item. I absolutely know that used items have already been taxed, donated back, so no tax is added to the sale, but she insisted that it got taxed. What's the most insulting, is making it seem like I did not know what I was talking about and being a major jerk about the entire transaction. This is place is supposed to support women, but I felt disrespected, belittled, and ripped off. If that's the kind of treatment I am going to receive coming to shop there, I will just shop elsewhere.