One of a kind shop and a magical mystery tour for shoppers. You can buy, browse, or just dream up…read moreyour own art projects inspired by the stuff on display here.

Customer service needs to improve. Screen the employees better, unless that's the owner being rude…read moreto customers. AA might be worth looking into.

Hello! My name is Won, and if you are in need of a junk removal service, I highly recommend the…read morecompany Ready Set Junk. The staff members were incredibly friendly, and--just to be sure--I sent them some photos beforehand; I was pleasantly surprised to find that the final price they quoted after seeing the items in person remained exactly the same! Having lived in the Bay Area for 37 years, I was actually a bit surprised--this is the first time I've encountered a service that offers such accurate pricing and such friendly staff. Thank you so much for all your hard work today, especially given the rainy weather!

Quick response, good communication, showed up on time, got the job done quick, charged what they…read morequoted, and left the job site clean. They also texted instead of knocking, which I requested in order to prevent waking up our baby, which I consider to be above and beyond. In a world where the quality of goods and services is plummeting, it's nice when one thing finally goes smoothly, even if it is just shoveling a bunch of crap into a truck and getting rid of it.

One of my favorite stores! This location is huge and I enjoy coming here. They have plenty of…read moreparking in their own lot and street parking also. Come early as the parking lot can get full. Always grab a cart because there is so much good stuff. Or not-up to you. I like to peruse almost every aisle, looking at each item of clothing- I got a whole system down. Of course I'm paying attention to the color tag sale of the day, but if it's cute, it's going in the cart. The women's section is great but the men's section is good too. Their racks are packed full. They don't have fitting rooms but there are mirrors if you'd want to pull something over your clothes to try on. What's great is that they also have bathrooms. Very convenient especially when you're shopping a long time. The store also has kids clothes, shoes, small furniture, housewares, toys etc. Did I mention they have a lot of stuff? The store is clean, organized and the employees are friendly. Some items can be pricey, sure, but it's all about rummaging through to find those hidden gems and getting a good deal. I think it's fun. I truly love this place and always come back when I'm in town.

I love Eco Thrift; they have a great selection of products at various prices. Lately, some prices…read moreseem higher than average, but you can navigate that depending on how you shop. There isn't a fitting room, so I generally try things on over my clothes. While most of my experiences have been good, the staff hasn't been as nice during my last few visits. I wasn't aware of the no-tag rule unless a specific lady was there to change the price. An employee quickly took an item from me, telling me oh well come back tomorrow. Their staff isn't the nicest and sometimes ruins the shopping experience regardless of their selection of items.

This donation center was recommended to me via NextDoor, assuring me they would take my jacket with…read morea small hole.Their website lists an address in Diamond Heights Shopping Center. How hard could that be to find? Er, really hard. I resorted to GPS which dead-ended me at the Post Office loading dock. Finally, I thought to call them and the recording sent me upstairs between Walgreens & Safeway. Who knew?! Absolutely zero signage. Mystery staircase, walkway, boarded up windows- hark, a faded logo on a locked door. I almost left, but then noticed a black garbage can with a clipboard on top. Leave your email & they'll send you a receipt. Sigh. I wanted to know if they also take shampoo, took a chance & left it along with a warm down jacket. Like I said, the jacket has a small hole, & nobody I spoke to wanted it, so it was either find a cold street person or hope the jacket will go to a good home. So, I give these angels 4 stars for the good work they do- assuming it's everything listed on their website. Minus 1 star for zero visibility from the street level. A sign or two would certainly bring them much more donations.

I've volunteered for many organizations over the years, and Urban Angels is really up there…read more It's rare to volunteer and feel a direct impact from your work. But Urban Angels is right there, supporting unhoused people directly in the community. The connection and impact is felt and so life giving. Nelson and the team and fantastic too! Nelson has a truly pure heart that drives his work here - and it just keeps going. It's incredible. If you are looking to volunteer, financially support, or benefit from a local non-profit organization, Urban Angels is a great org to partner with. Thanks Nelson and team for all you do!!

So glad I can drop off my clothing and other items here…read more They have regular hours and great parking too.

Large space. Tons of clothes. Some records and books and housewares. Easy offstreet parking.read more

Fairly organized, I always find something to buy here. Prices are a bit steep like F21 and H&M for…read morealmost $20. Also, there are some good deals but still a bit pricey like a brand new banana republic dress with tags still on for $30. They had Seiko watches for $40 b it the face was scratched. Books selection was good but didn't get why a kids/beginner level book was $2.99 (think soft copy Berenstein Bears book). Kids selection is ok, but more than what I'd like to pay for used kids clothing.

I've been to this location once. There's plenty of parking…read moreand a long line of cars down a lane lined up to donate items. This store is HUGE. There's so much to look through. Everything is organized in sections and labeled. Again, a lot of variety. The book section is grand and I like how they're also organized by topics. Only thing that was a deterrent with this store was the pricing. Sure, you can look for the 50% color tag on some items to get a discount and possibly find a hidden gem of a deal, BUT Ross and Marshalls are literally across the street and they have all this new stuff for the same or even cheaper price (at least what I saw clothing wise). I personally wouldn't go out of my way to this location. I would think with so many items being donated, you'd find a fair price to keep items circulating and truly being a thrift price. Would I go back? Sure. It's just wasn't my exciting go to thrift spot. Check it out for yourself!

Came to this location for their 50% weekend special. Parking lot was booked as well as inside…read more Found a few goodies and Erica who was the one working the register was nice and friendly. Highly recommend

Huge, well-organized store with a parking lot. Most of the clothing is organized by color. I found…read moretwo wool sweater vests (my current favorite item to thrift) without searching hard and my daughter found a dress that she loves and looks adorable in. Every day there's one tag color that's 50% off. One the day we visited two of the three items we bought fell into this category. Score!

Over the weekend I had quite the luck. I tend to luck up here often, though not all of the time and…read moreit's definitely been a while. First up, the find of the day was the Kate Spade leather purse. It was untagged and sold to me for $10. It doesn't need much TLC, so I'll call that a come up. The second is the animal print bag by Anthropologie. Calf hair on the outside and though there's some wear, it is so minimal. It was a good find especially because I prefer smaller bags. The tan bag might not be leather, but it was cute and reminded me of simpler times so I got it. It's an easy book bag or something to throw a kindle/iPad in and head out. Lastly is the Abbott Vintage leatherwork bag. Practically new and $6.99. I've come here over the years and have lucked up on bags, sometimes shoes, and usually coats or blazers. I'll continue to come back as long as they're here, though I lucked up so good that it might be a while. Oh wait... all clothing is $2.99 January 23 & 24. I just might be back sooner than later!

Eekkkkk I'm so sorry to have to post this but this thrift store feels dirty. The streets feel…read moredirty, the entrance is dirty, inside it's like you're in a dirty basement. In all fairness, there was an employee vigorously wiping down all the shelves. Won't be coming back.

gina anstore rep or manager is the bomb. i purchased a small vacuum and it did not come with the…read morecord to recharge it. i thought easy fix ive got tons of cords at home...to my dismay i couldn't find. brought the vac back to see if infact there cpuld be something.... and the something was gina. .amazing customer svc assisting me with looking through the plethora of inventory and the above approach to support me. and i wanted to add the gent named david. provided great customer svc with the added personalization... ill be back vince the sunday shopper!!!

Just a terrible experience all around. I will never donate here again, and likely never shop here…read moreagain. First, they treated my donations with absolute disrespect and disregard. Although the young man helping to take my donations was friendly and polite, after I specifically pointed out a breakable item, he proceeded to THROW it into a bin and I literally heard a crash as if it had shattered. I really couldn't find the words and so didn't say anything, but really?? Why would I drive all the way down here for you to literally trash my belongings, when I could have thrown them in the trash at home myself with a lot less hassle? How management is allowing this when all Goodwill seems to care about is making money anyway is beyond me. Speaking of which, I don't know how they survive with their inflated prices and run-down, dingy store. Half the shelves in the back were empty (which is bizarre considering I KNOW they are getting a ton of donations - I saw the bins!) and the rest was filled with dirty-looking junk. There might have been some decent clothes, but a lot are overpriced and there's nowhere to try them on anyway (couldn't even find a mirror). Being in there just makes me feel sad. Next time I will literally throw things in the trash before donating here. So done with Goodwill in general. In fact I'd rather call it Ill Will, because that is what it makes me feel.

In counter response to Hernandez A.'s negative review of the Valencia Street Salvation Army, I am a…read morelong time supporter of this Family Store location and Maria has always been a consistent bright spot at this store: professional, hardworking, and unfailingly respectful--even when dealing with customers who don't extend the same courtesy. Yelp isn't your personal grievance diary and taking a public swing at a longtime employee says more about you than it does about her. If you genuinely felt wronged, the adult move is to address it with management directly. As a person of color myself, tossing around accusations like racism in a review without substance isn't advocacy--what it is, is lazy, flippant and overreach. As for the store itself: Salvation Army Thrift Store continues to do what it's always done--support people who actually need it. Yes, prices may be up slightly (I only thrift clothes and shoes so increase is between $1-$5 across the levels), but they're still well below most local thrift competitors, and the mission behind the register matters. As a side note, the new rewards program is a great new added incentive! The Valencia team shows up, works hard, and treats people with respect. If that's not enough, no one's forcing you to shop here--feel free to take your expectations (and attitude) elsewhere.

Really great store with a great collection yeah just a great time overall found some cool thingsread more