Great place to shop to find wonderful bargains, very clean and organized . I love that they have a…read morevariety of everything including baby items

Great selection of new and used merchandise. Whenever I go…read morethere there are new items. Everything is in top notch condition. Furthermore, the staff is very pleasant and accommodating. All proceeds go to the homeless.

I volunteered today for 2 hours at the Salinas location. It was my 1st time volunteering there…read more This shop is clean, organized, well stocked and the prices are affordable IMO! It is a very relaxed environment for both volunteering and shopping! I will definitely be volunteering again at the Salinas location!

Unloved shopping here so much ! They have a great selection of upscale clothes & fair prices .They…read morehave greatness and if u give your email u will recieve a $10.00 BD coupon ! You also get sales alerts & more discounts based on points s

I like coming here to shop and do not have much new to say. However, I always wondered why by the…read moreend of the week that all the specific colored tagged sale items are difficult to find. I assumed that all those items are picked over by the customers earlier in the week. I search for those specific items when I shop for more discounts. As every week a certain color tag is discounted. However I heard that perhaps by Thursdays, the staff search for those specific colored tags items and place them in the back to be redistributed with other stores. So even though there is those signs through out the store that show which colored tag is discounted, it does not matter and most likely you will not find one of those items with the discounted color tag. If that is true then perhaps they should state this so customers do not spend time looking for them. So then in conclusion, the best deals can be found on Sundays- Wednesdays. Still, that does not mean that you cannot find a good deal there on something anytime. Just that their weekly discounted colored tags merchandise is only available in the beginning of the week, that would explain a lot!

I have donated a ton of stuff here. My mom passed last year and I have been purging. The store is…read moreclean and organized. However the man guy I always see when donating stuff seems like he doesn't like his job. Never seen him smile once. I actually feel kinda awkward donating here and try to avoid it now. You would think since you are giving them free stuff they get to sell they could at least say thank you.

Things have only gotten worse here. The pricing is outrageous more expensive than any other thrift…read morestore. This is like a high end boutique in Carmel. There are no bargains here, you'll be paying more than ebay or Etsy on items that they get for free. Why don't they markdown items that don't sell? They wont negotiate on their prices either. This is a strict business which doesn't care if you return to patronage. They don't support our community, only their cause. And how do they support our veterans? I have no idea because they won't tell us. They should put out a new letter that documents what they're doing for our veterans with all of our donations. My husband is a proud veteran but gets no benefits from here. Oh, only a10% discount, and only if you have your discharge paperwork. There are NO BARGAINS HERE. They rarely have sales, only once in while and rarely have free things, items that won't sell but are basically broken down garbage which belongs in the landfill, with the exception of books, lp's and dvd's or vhs. Nothing good or useful. Moreover, the staff is unwilling to negotiate prices, indicating a strict business approach that does not prioritize customer loyalty. They are not friendly and somewhat rude and snotty, especially the young man cashier, he's just rude and uncaring. I find it disconcerting that they scrutinize donations and selectively accept only items they deem saleable. As a result, we no longer donate to this organization. Why do I come back? With hopes that some day it will get better. Especially after reading all the similar negative and disparaging reviews, it's not just me who sees all the unfavorable things here. Its our community speaking, please listen to your community and act accordingly.

We haven't been here in years. My coworker suggested we might find some weights for my hubby's new…read moreweight bench there. We did! The signage was clear. The selection of other items was good too. Their pots were way overpriced for what they were. The guy who checked us out was nice. We will probably go back in a month to see if they have more.

Super cute and organized love all the furniture there bought a coffee table for 40 bucksread more

Lots of inventory, reasonably priced, and the manager, Jonathan is very kind and helpful! It was my…read morefirst time and he helped me through the whole process and loaded my car for me. Thank you Jonathan and team!

Hurry over to NCI if you like bargains. Clothing and home goods are $1.00 each till the end of the…read moremonth!

They get some ok stuff but recently they've been getting greedy the bigger lady likes to price…read moregouge she researches every DONATED item and puts an insane price on each item, before they had great prices now it's about profit. Also the store is a little crowded and the parking lot is very little like only enough for 5 cars. But it's great they offer work opportunities for the disabled that's about it.

Tiny little Thrift Store…read more Mostly clothes. Small assortment of shoes. Some children's items. Tiny selection of house wares. Only open from 10am till Noon Monday tru Thursday. Street parking in the front of the store.

This thrift shop is great! I have donated here and purchased some cool things such as brand name…read moredresses, children's books and some lovely glass pieces. And their prices are very reasonable. The proceeds go to help people in our community. Check them out!

In the past two weeks I dropped off no less than 15 very large bags of good clothing at the drop…read moreoff. Last week no one was at the drop off so I left them at the drop off rear door (it was opened), I couldn't get a receipt because no one was there. Today I went again with 8 large bags of gently used clothing. There was a white car van at the entrance putting bags into the vehicle, the car in front of me pulled up, and I guess they knew each other, the large suv had about 15 bags of items and the woman in the white van was helping taking the bags out and putting them in the white van, 15 minutes later the suv finished and I pulled in her spot, again, no one there to help me with my 8 bags, the woman in the white van was still sorting items and putting them into her van. I'm not sure if she was an employee for the salvation army but I asked if anyone was available and she said no just put your items on the table inside. The problem was that many bags were very heavy, I had my grandson help me so I needed help, no help was available. After I finished I went into the store to speak to a manager, david was an assistant manager and I told him what happened, he basically said they were short handed, David was at the register so I didn't want to interfere too much with the sales. My point to the above is that people like myself donate for several reasons, like to give good clothing to people who can't afford retail and two, to employ people of the salvation army. To be treated with utter disrespect is absolutely unacceptable. I will go to goodwill next time. Don't go to this establishment....

This is indeed one of my favorite Salvation Army stores to shop at in Northern California. It has…read morea huge layout with mostly clothing. There are weekly color tag 50% off deals like at the other stores. The rewards program is superb. I subscribe to their email newsletters and get often coupons to use. Today, I was there with my parents. The clerk was so patient and kind as their technology was not working well at time of purchase. I hope they get their issue fixed. Prices are generally good here. Great prices on t-shirts, jeans, books, and bags. There is a great selection of shoes but prices are kind of high considering the shoes are used. I would not pay $20 or more for a pair of sneakers usually unless they are in perfect like new condition, a designer brand and are made of leather. I saw some non designer fabric shoes that were priced kind of high. I have paid about $20 for a new pair of shoes on clearance at discount stores like Ross and Marshalls. I am more willing to pay about $20 and up for a pair of brand new shoes on clearance at a store that sells only new merchandise. I am aware that the bottom tread on the soles on used shoes can have been worn down or perhaps some other flaw which would explain why the shoes were donated to the thrift store in the first place. This store used to carry jewelry but I guess just like Goodwill, sell all of their jewelry online now except for the occasional jar of mixed costume jewelry. I do miss being able to purchase individual jewelry here like the other thrift stores.