Decent thrift store in the area. One side has more furniture, home decor items, it is a tad hard to…read morenavigate the space, but lots of merchandise. The other side had more clothes, toys, media, which didn't have a great selection. Prices are good, decent, nice customer service, we were greeted right away, merchandise selection just OK. Some parking in front, good location in downtown San Juan Capistrano. Closed Sundays. They pick up big items of you need to donate!

was just there. there was a young adult playing with…read moresharp scissors playing" not to poke my fingers " on counter! his mother told him to stop and he continued!!! he harassed my husband. I don't know why the yelp reviews areso great. Their items are not that great. Horrible! They got young adult with the scissors, and the woman telling him to stop were the grounds behind the counter where you pay!!

Once again, reminding everybody that this is a nonprofit store, the employees here are wonderful…read moreand they're all volunteers! Today I found a wonderful Fourth of July decoration that's vintage and I don't think I'd ever find something like that anywhere else. Great prices, great selection, they moved the items on the floor consistently because it goes out the door. In other words the prices are great the items move fast!

What a fun time..walking on the beach and shopping in these vintage upscale shops..win win...we had…read morebeautiful perfect weather...so many unique items..we went in and out of several shops and plan to return my next trip next month! The nice gentleman was most helpful..as he took items off the shelf for us to look at more closely..I plan on traveling with an extra bag next time.

What a great place to go to, for Halloween decorations and costumes! Excellent prices, our budget…read morebe able to afford everything that we wanted! They have a lot of helpful employees and volunteers on the sales floor as well. Everything was nicely organized, there were some very nice vintage items, that I'm surprised in my opinion are under priced. These items would have been marked up five to $10 in the city I live in more north. Definitely gonna come back here again.

Juan is super nice and friendly! The manager not so much,…read moreshe was not accommodating.... The store is clean and doesn't smell old and musty.

The tiles display located outside of the entrance of the business drew me in. Tiles were…read morereasonably priced. Took a quick glance inside the store. Might go back to look inside more.

Cute shop full of unique gifts! My partner bought me the cutest handmade glass bird wind chime…read morehere. We also had a great conversation with the owner who has great values! Highly recommend this business!

They are a high end store with beautiful furniture! They came out to look at our furniture and…read morehave very good taste in their decor. They are very nice people also!

No damage or marks on either table and the table comes with 4 upholstered chairs!…read moreThey are ready to go

I can never stop spreading praise of this place. When I tell you there is amazing service, a…read morestunning selection of clothes and everything is priced beyond fairly. The people are so sweet. Not just staff but the customers! I think it takes a special kind of person to even shop here and this place is full of them. So sincere and sweet. I love this place. They have an amazing selection of women's clothes and men's!

This is a nice second hand store with a boutique feel. They…read morehave some really nice treasures at decent prices with some high end items as well. However... A man waited on me (Brandon I believe his name was) had almost no customer service skills. He rang me up and took my money but had nothing to say to me. No "How are you" or "Did you find what you were looking for" not even eye contact. They were not even busy. I get friendlier employees at Dollar Tree. Now perhaps he was having a bad day but if a customer is buying stuff from the store a smile goes a long way. Other employees are wonderful. Retail is ALL about customer service no matter what you're selling. This is how you get returning customers. The customer is king! Acknowledgement means a lot especially in a small store like this. I hope the owner is realizes that customer service and making people feel welcome is essential to success. Something to consider.

absolutely love Details Estate Sale! I've been following them from city to city for years, and I've…read morenever walked away empty-handed. I have collected so many wonderful antiques, pieces of artwork, and all kinds of treasures in between. I've been there when I've lined up at 6:00 a.m., and I've also stopped by during the last few hours of a sale--and I always seem to find something special! The ladies are always so kind, helpful, and welcoming, and I truly love seeing them. A special shoutout to Lars, who is always willing to help this old gal load up the car when things are just too heavy for me. I always make sure I have a few bucks in my pocket for him because he deserves it! Thank you, Details Estate Sale, for all the years of fun, treasures, and wonderful memories. I'll keep following you from city to city!

From start to finish the estate sale for my parents home was fabulous! The walkthrough for the…read moreestimation was easy, the staff were efficient and kind and the final arrangement of items for the sale looked like a professional boutique. Once the sale was complete, the house was completely empty and spic and span. I absolutely would recommend Details Estate Sales!

A cute little thrift store in Lake Forest. Parking is easy. It's just a couple doors down from…read moreSecond Impressions, which is their sister store. I've been there quite a few times but hadn't had a chance to come to Inspired. When I went they had a sale where all clothing was $5. The sales clerk was very helpful with pointing out the price of other items in the store as well - scarves, jewelry, bags - as everything was on special discount. I love the way they curate their selections. I found a couple of shirts in the men's section that I liked. Everything here is new or like new. And they often carry designer clothing. I had a great experience shopping in this store and I'll be back in the future!

I did not realize this store was here, and owned by the same person as the thrift store at the end…read moreof the walkway, which I have been to a few times. That's where I was headed when I found this place last week. We went in, and its very nicely decorated and has a lot of fun stuff. Tried on a few things, and ended up buying three items, and spent about $50. The employees were very nice and helpful. The problem I have, is after going to the thrift store, and not finding anything, and walking around a couple times just looking at items... we left. We walked back to the car, and what I can figure is the owner as all questions go to him, break schedules are told by him, etc. he walked out behind us and followed us giving us the side eye in my car. I have spent money at both locations, but my friend and I looked at each other after this like wait, really? It was extremely odd and uncomfortable and honestly offensive. I will take my actual business elsewhere as it seems we gave you reason to feel we were suspicious. Which, I am really trying to figure out why.

They have friendlier employees at the checkout now. Two years ago, there was not a happy face…read morebehind the counter. A lot of value items. We found four garden tools for less than $40. A new rake is $68 at HD or Lowe's. We moved out of the area and realized nothing compares to Mercy.

Absolutely ridiculous way to run a thrift store. Mercy Warehouse apparently lets people called…read more"wholesalers" come in BEFORE THE STORE EVEN OPENS and buy whatever they want, while everyone else is expected to show up during normal business hours. How is that remotely fair to the average customer? You're essentially giving a select group of people a private shopping period while the rest of the public gets second, third, and fourth pick. That completely defeats the purpose of having a public thrift store. It's especially frustrating because these "wholesalers" can scoop up anything before regular customers even get through the doors. If this is how Mercy Warehouse chooses to operate, they should stop pretending everyone has an equal opportunity to shop there. I've been to plenty of thrift stores, and this is one of the most blatantly unfair setups I've encountered. Making money is one thing, but giving preferential treatment to a handful of buyers at the expense of everyone else is bullshit. Do better Mercy Warehouse. Something needs to be done.

Very organized thrift store in SJC with very pleasant staff. Great selections of everything you…read moredon't need. I think that says it all !

Thrifting for a good cause? Don't threaten me with a good time…read more Laura's House in San Juan Capistrano is my favorite thrift store in this area. You can spend hours exploring their clothing, home decor, sports gear, and knickknacks. I was particularly on the market for winter wear and the men's section was a goldmine. I grabbed a GAP blue knit sweater and a Seahawks jacket. The women's section was a bit more picked over, but I still managed to find a cute going-out top and pair of linen white pants. This entire haul was $20! Such a steal. Their pricing is a bit confusing unless you speak the language. Each tag color is associated with a different price, but you can find a clear breakdown above the cash register. I personally love this type of pricing at thrift stores. Goodwill/Salvation Army assign pricing per item and gauge you for any brand name.