Love your store... Friendly sisters & atmosphere... I've…read moregot my great Aunt Joanne who is 89, I will be 69 this year..20's, no diffence with our hearts . I've got a great friend who lives there also.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. It is a haven for all things nostalgic and old. Take your time perusing; there's…read moreA LOT to see. Jewelry, buttons, men's/women's retro clothing, knick-knacks, home decorations, old games ... you name it, it's here!

Store has some very neat things, just be prepared to pay more than worth . Shop around , we have…read moreand found many of the same things 1/2 the price . Damaged toys are in the same basket with no discount for damaged items . As a whole we're disappointed.

Spent a wonderful few hours in this magical place! Brandy has a wonderful place! My sister and I…read morefound some great deals and enjoyed the different rooms of art!

All kinds of wonderful things to behold and buy! Love the furniture, sculpture and odd antiques!…read more Worth checking out!

Great selection of mid-century modern furniture.. Very personable/friendly and knowledgable staff…read more I'll be stopping by again next time I'm in the neighborhood.

Nice selection of vintage finds. The prices aren't the cheapest, but the man behind the counter was…read morevery nice and personable. He even knocked the price down a buck, just to do so. Worth a look, and I'll definitely be going back.

Just visited this shop for the first time and found it full of wonderful items....took home a small…read morebag full. The shop is extremely well organized, the selection is incredible and the items are easy to access. Also had a nice chat with the manager.

Let's look at this shop purely from a buyer's perspective... And that's really how someone should…read morelook at a shop... They don't hide it. If you don't like that the proceeds from the store go to pro-life causes and can't, at the very least, just be nice about it... Just skip it and drive on by! Every store I shop at doesn't align with my personal beliefs or politics, but I choose to shop smart and live withing my means instead of letting my personal opinions impact my budget... You do you. We were greeted as we walked in the door and asked if it was our first time there. When we answered that it was the staff member gave us a quick run down of the areas, how to navigate the store, etc. This is a resale thrift shop. There are some vintage and antique items, but you're going to find much more used modern items, jewelry and accessories, and clothes than anything else. The selection is wide and the shelves are a little cluttered. And by cluttered I mean jam packed... Lol There is A LOT of stuff here! Reasonable prices and this shop would be a great resource for students, someone just starting out, or having to start over. Make sure you check of the Clearance room!

The Disabled American Veterans Thrift Store is by far my favorite place to shop. They offer tons of…read moredifferent products for affordable prices, and the staff is always friendly whenever I'm there. I've been going here for years and never leave empty handed!

This is probably my favorite thrift shop around the area. It's been around for along time and they…read morehave mostly reasonable prices and a wide variety of things.

Not everyone knows the history of Trash Can Annie's or gets it. I am a long, longtime customer. Was…read moreso bummed to see the bad reviews from folks who don't get this place. This is not a thrift or vintage shop where you rummage around to find overlooked scores. Nothing is overlooked. The owner isn't unsure of what she has. "The score" is what Laura will help unearth for you that you didn't know was there. Don't want that experience? Go to Goodwill Trash Can Annie's supplies much of its inventory to films, celebrities, musicians, performers. Laura Heath is a professional costumer and stylist. She doesn't just own some shop with "second-hand clothes". We are very, very lucky to have access to her inventory, have her style us, and buy the outfit. This doesn't really exist anywhere else around here, or even in Los Angeles, folks. I have been shopping at Trash Can Annie's since 1984 or 85, long before Laura Heath rescued it (thank god for her) from the original Annie. The inventory she holds is staggering. If you are upset there's a stain or tear on that $380 dress, it's because you don't understand it's a hand-beaded flapper number of chiffon silk from 1921 and if you're making a sour face about a small stain, then yeah you should probably get out of the store. These clothes are outsourced to the entertainment industry. She's a costumer and industry stylist. You are lucky to have the opportunity to buy this stuff and be the star of your own movie. Don't claim you want to support local but are mad you could get something similar for less on AliExpress. JFC hear yourself will you I haven't yet been to the new location but I can't wait. Will be great to see Laura again! LONG LIVE TRASH CAN ANNIE'S

Most items were seriously overpriced. For example, there was a large (20 +) collection of elastic…read morewaistband peasant-style maxi skirts, each a single solid color, but several color selections. The sort of thing one might see at any mall store or on AliExpress. Each was priced at $80 or $100 (i cant recall which). Everything else had the same overprice issue. The owner gave me a quick (30s) intro to the store and then gave sole attention to the only other customer, who seemed to be only browsing was likely browsing. With the highly inflated prices and the owner's unwelcoming behavior, why should i "shop local" in this case? Wont go in there again.

The pricing at all thrift stores has gotten way too high for most people. I just found a YouTube…read morevideo of people showing some ridiculous prices at Goodwill. I'm not sure who does your pricing but maybe they need to understand you get this stuff donated....free... I work at a donation center for a place that gives away to people who are in need and most people say they won't ever take things to Goodwill or Salvation Army anymore. Maybe your CEO should take a pay cut!

We visited this facility a few after Thanksgiving and they were ready for Christmas. There was an…read moreentire rounder of "ugly Christmas sweaters" waiting to be worn to an Ugly Sweater party. They had ornaments, decorations and even artificial Christmas trees. I am looking forward to returning in February to see what they do for Valentine's Day.