This shop was opened to support a non profit medical clinic who offers expert care to people who…read morewould not otherwise be able to afford it. The shop is clean and well kept. The items for sale are displayed neatly and grouped in an orderly fashion. My sister and I found several treasures that we each purchased. This thrift store is a wonderful place to donate things to. I would absolutely donate AND shop here regularly if I lived in this area. I will certainly be back whenever I am in the area!

Our sister's closet has something for everyone! It is…read more gorgeous, diverse, stylish, and perfectly organized.

My family just used this company this week and I can't recommend strongly enough that you stay away…read morefrom them, either as a seller or buyer. They were referred to my family after the passing of a family member as we needed to prepare the house for sale. Not only do they HIGHLY undervalue items but they also destroyed property moving furniture out. A 7 foot long scratch was left on a wood floor, with a witness there to see it occur. Their reaction when they were called about it was that we are paying the witness to lie. What business owner reacts this way? So when you go in there and see all the items, remember.....they take advantage of people in their grief, and are extremely unprofessional in all capacities. I would rather donate my things next time to someone grateful for it, rather than someone trying to take advantage and ruin my property without so much as an apology. Im sure thete are many choices out there....be wise

Are you tired of spending hundreds or thousands of dollars buying disposable particle board…read morefurniture from online retailers? Hahahahaha ya.... Well, if you are, you should shop here! They have really good condition, high quality, solid wood, vintage furniture for shockingly low prices. I seriously bought a dresser, a coffee table, two end tables and a desk AND had them delivered for under $700. I shopped around too. I am aware of the prices, quality and selection at other used and new furniture stores in Eugene. This store is a freaking gem. Every aspect of shopping here was incredible, from browsing to delivery. I actually felt compelled to go back and thank them. How often are you THAT happy with a purchase?

Amazing vintage finds at impeccable price points. Super friendly staff as well! Will be back :)read more

We stopped at this store on national thrift day. Upon it opening, there were already several people…read morewaiting. The owner was very nice, place had a good vibe, clothes are priced very reasonable, and my daughter found several things. The owner told us they frequently have different bands on the weekend and is an alcohol free atmosphere for people to hang out. There is a small cover charge, but it is something for people to do without being centered around alcohol. We would absolutely recommend this place

My daughter in law and I along with my 2 year old granddaughter, went shopping yesterday. She found…read morea toy shopping cart and went around and around the store. The most beautiful clerks would periodically put a ball in her cart, a package of children's garden tools and finally a book. She had such a glorious time with these beautiful women. Upon leaving , we checked out and we're at the door when Hazel turned around going back to hug the women who helped her, who saw her. This place is a gem beyond measure.

This is the best thrift store in Eugene. You used to be able to actually find good deals on stuff…read morebut now poachers are waiting in line on Tuesday mornings to nab the good stuff and take to their resale shops and jack the prices up (just an educated guess). Still good for finding knick knacks and random cooking things. All volunteer staff means card transactions can be kinda slow so it's best to bring cash.

I have made several donations here... and even purchased a shirt from them. Large selection of used…read moremerchandise, and a really nice selection of cat trees for sale. Service is ok... sometimes they seem understaffed, sometimes just bored. But if it helps the felines, I will continue coming here.

I enjoy S.A.R.A.'s, I find little hidden treasures, lots of quality secondhand, and new items…read more Whenever I visit from out of town I stop here, great Customer Service too!!

I love shopping at St. Vincent de Paul, and I appreciate what they do for our community as well…read more This is part of why I was shocked at the service I received right after walking through the door. I rode my bike to this location and brought my backpack to bring home my treasures in. I had my helmet attached to my backpack as well. Not two seconds after grabbing a basket, I heard a woman say to her co-workers "I've got this one." She almost sounded gleeful. This lady had blonde-ish hair in a pony tail and glasses. I'm not sure if she is a manager there but her energy definitely gave off a "I love telling people what to do" vibe. When she approached me, she bluntly stated that backpacks were not allowed in the store and "offered" that I could put my backpack in the breezeway "at my own risk." I responded "the breezeway?" and she proceeded to explain what a breezeway was, as opposed to acknowledging how utterly ridiculous it is to expect a person to leave their belongings in an unsecured area because of an arbitrary rule that allows her to discriminate people at will. I understand the argument as to why backpacks aren't allowed. I'm just saying, if you're going to enforce a pathetic guideline like that you should at least offer folks, and I mean everyone who walks through that door, a safe place to stow their stuff. When I left, this lady said "sorry" but I could tell she really wasn't. Very much in line with her initial vibe, her tone and energy were giving that she derives pleasure from being the Big Boss Lady in Charge™. The exchange was less than a minute total but the impression she left was absolutely foul. I'd say she could use some training but sadly, compassion is not something you can teach a full-grown adult.

This is one of my most frequented Vinnie's stores. It's usually got decent selection and pricing…read moreand it's a pretty clean and tidy store. I can usually find something here, they have a good stock and the shelves are fairly organized. The people working here are friendly but can be hard to track down. The parking lot is huge and pretty easy to navigate, but it can be hard to get out of when exiting onto West 11th because it's a narrow and slightly blind turn. The bathrooms are coded, to save you the effort the codes are 1010 for the men's bathroom and 2020 for the women's. Not sure when that will change though.

I came in here with my husband yesterday while we were out and about near downtown for some other…read morethings. We walked in and we're promptly ignored. Not a single greeting, question, nothing. Ok, so customer service is lacking, despite there being no shortage of employees. Selection is okay. Nothing that really fits my style. But the prices were pretty decent for being a thrift store. It didn't feel like they marked used items close to new prices the way GoodWill does. So that's a plus. The store was clean, spacious, and organized. Would I return? Nope. There was nothing egregiously wrong with my experience here. But I was bored. There was nothing memorable about it, and nothing to bring me back. Honestly, if it weren't for Yelp and documenting my experiences of places, this is one I'd have already forgotten about. It was that bland and boring to me.

Great store! Always a pleasure doing business here. The ladies who work there are nothing short of…read moreAmazing!! They always greet you with a smile and are super courteou. I really appreciate the hospitality and overall "chill vibe" the place has. Shout out to Jackie, Karla, Bree, and Chantel. You gals are super respectful and very polite. You're all appreciated and special thanks!

Like all Goodwills, the prices in this one have gone up quite a bit recently. Same selection,…read morehigher prices. The store itself can be fairly messy at times and the parking lot is usually very busy and difficult to get through because the lanes are so narrow. Fair warning, this location is a popular target for theft. Someone walked out with an armful of clothes as we were checking out and the employees were only slightly concerned and weren't able to find them once they were gone.

For those old school SV peeps, this is the old Sprouse Reitz store. This location of Goodwill is…read moreclean, well organized and a nice environment. I worked for the local Goodwill chain back in the late 90's, so I'm not normally a shopper of these "non profit" places but we were visiting home from out of town and I needed some yarn. Good prices for most of their goods that I bought there.

Quality upscale curated selection, nice store, reasonable prices, nice not pushy staffread more

Darling vintage shop with super friendly proprietors and excellent curated assortment, beautifully…read moremerchandised. Visited U of O and stopped by with my vintage-obsessed son, who was in heaven -- he found a tie-dyed Led Zeppelin shirt for $14! Can't wait to go back when we bring bigger suitcases.

Great store with all kinds of amazing things. Quite a walk down memory lane! The owner was very…read morenice and very knowledgeable about all the collectibles.

Excellent place. Great stuff decent prices and nice staff. We will certainly be going back!read more