My daughter and I were driving to Vegas and we decided to stop at Eddie's world and as we were…read moreleaving, we noticed a sign that said thrift store and nothing else and we went ahead and followed the road and found this really nice thrift and more place we went ahead and went in, and it was fantastic full of nostalgic lots of great items really cool displays of the items we went ahead and looked through things enjoyed our time there the gentleman was very polite. It was a great experience in the middle of nowhere but very cool. It looked like a little town that was empty

I was out this way for work and looked up local thrift stores because I thought I'm sure they have…read morean interesting selection of items in the middle of nowhere. Searched the Yelp app and Thrift & More appeared. I visited on a weekday and when I arrived and parked it was like a storefront out of a movie. I'd describe it as an old western looking thrift store on the outside, There's some clothing for sale, but you really come here for the nick-knacks, art, albums, appliances, etc. It's room after room of surprises from almost every era. The prices are fair in my opinion. I've been to estate sales in Los Angeles/Pacific Palisades area, and some of this stuff could have come from that area, but over there it would be 3 times the price. If you're an interior designer looking for specific items, I would make the trip out here. It's run by an older lady, sitting at a table, in the middle of the treasure trove of antique junk. I could have spent another 2 hours combing through everything in detail if I had more time. They are CASH ONLY and there's an ATM at the Upton liquor store across the street. It's a must stop and see attraction in my opinion.

One Star - Very Disappointing Experience…read more Unfortunately, my family and I had a very unpleasant experience at Treasure House Mall, and we will not be returning. When we first entered the store, we were warmly greeted by a sweet elderly woman who welcomed us, held my daughter's tiny dog, and even encouraged us to explore downstairs. Based on that interaction, we believed having the small dog was not an issue. Shortly after, another staff member approached us. This staff member was very heavy set Hispanic man. He so very rudely told us we had to leave immediately because of the dog. His tone was smug, dismissive, and completely unprofessional, which was especially upsetting given that we had already been welcomed moments earlier. There was no polite explanation or attempt to resolve the situation--just an abrupt demand that we leave. This incident was even more frustrating because just a few days prior, the same employee told us we only had 15 minutes to shop when there was still over an hour left before closing. At this point, the repeated negative encounters with the same individual made us feel singled out and unwelcome. As Black customers who live in Barstow and have shopped here frequently, it's incredibly disappointing to feel treated this way. Whether intentional or not, the inconsistency and hostility in how we were handled came across as discriminatory and left a very bad impression. Treasure House Mall seriously needs to address this employee's behavior. Rudeness, inconsistency, and lack of professionalism drive loyal local customers away. Sadly, our family will no longer be supporting this business.

3.7 stars. The thrift store portion is unattractive and messy. We didn't make a purchase. The…read moreantique mall next door is very interesting and thoughtfully merchandised. I would have loved to stay, shop, and drop some cash but it was 108° outside and these businesses do not have adequate cooling. It was absolutely awful. I usually take lots of photos in antique malls but I wasn't enjoying myself this time due to the discomfort, so I didn't take any. Me and another person in my party got lightheaded and left. It was a bummer. Like, how are you in the middle of the desert without proper air conditioning for your customers, let alone your poor employees?

Brand new thrift store still setting up. So blessed to be the first customer. The owners are…read moreloving, caring, and giving and will have a wonderful selection of guts shortly. Don't hesitate to come over to say hi and browse their goodies!

This is one of my favorite Thrift Stores by FAR. I am almost sad to tell people about it because I…read morewant to keep it for myself. Their clothes are all VERY clean, does not smell in the store, and they are VERY VERY decently priced. We love coming here!

The prices here are insane! I've included some pics here for reference: a dirty, crusty cheap…read moreWalmart toothbrush holder for $8. $20 for an old plastic worn out Tupperware, $20 for a cheap PLASTIC Walmart tumbler. $8 for the star candy dishes you get at Dollar Tree? The list goes on and on. The ENTIRE store is overpriced like this. The staff was sitting around gossiping and talking about some lady that they "really hate" and looked annoyed that you're interrupting their chat fest. Just a no-go all around.

Way overpriced for DONATED items, don't waste your time. They are money hungry and keep things for…read morethemselves!

Tons of government issued wear and dead stock intermingled with thrifted finds. The owner is…read moreretired military and was helpful and kind. Lots of snow gear for snow season. A good place to find second hand or new finds. Reasonable prices and not too hot crowded or stuffy.

Omggggg complete score !!! We just bought our baby a snow suit he is 6 month and didn't think we…read morewould find anything. So so happy with our purchase very good prices. I'm shocked this place has no reviews the lady inside was so nice and helpful.

Great service by the staff!…read more This little hidden gem in Wrightwood has alot of cool things. They have great collector items. This place is a two story house and again it has many antiques. My daughter couldn't resist and she got some jewelry. Everything has decent prices and definitely had great prices on pocket knives and gem stones.

Beautiful antique shop to stop by and visit if you're wandering around the area ! Don't forget to…read morecheck out the second floor for some pretty cool neon signs.

I usually do thrift stores for furniture. Let me reword that, I usually do the Habitat Restore for…read morefurniture and household items. I went to Deseret Industries for clothes to wear while gardening. I found some great items like a men's long sleeve linen shirt and a pair of women's scrubs with pockets inside pockets. So many pockets (where I can put so many gardening tools). Because I was there I walked the whole store and left with a knick knack or two. The clothes all seemed to be marked at $6 each regardless. This was fine for what I got. The 2 men's shirts and 2 women's pants with pockets were in great condition and would have retailed for way more than $6. But I think part of the fun of thrifting is finding items at great prices. A men's linen shirt for $6 is great a regular tshirt for $6 is not great. It's a really big store with a big collections of items ranging from things looking near new to things looking like they came out of grandma's garage. I'll probably be back but won't be a regular.

Came here a few times and never have I ever walked out with empty hands. You can find all sorts of…read morethings here from clothes to furniture. It's well maintained and organized. You can tell their staff takes pride in maintaining the stores's organization and cleanliness. This store feels huge once inside. I always head for the book section to look for books on travel or world atlas' once inside. I typically will find 1-2 books. Once I find the books, I debate on if I plan to purchase because their pricing is high. Compared to libraries where books can range from .50 cents to $1. At most for a used a book, I've paid $4 when I've gotten the same book for $1 at local library. It's always worth a stop to check out, but be prepared you may find items are sold here for a premium price. Plenty of parking. Store hours are funky.

Lots of home furnishings and small appliances. Not to much clothing. Everyone seemed nice and…read moreAttentive.

Love this place! You have to go often to find the treasures before they…read moreare gone. On a recent visit I was pleasantly surprised to see they have re merchandised the store! Clean, well organized and a pleasure to shop. Even though they have a little less merchandise, it is so well organized and presented that you really can see sooooo many more things than before! Always friendly and ready to help. Even if they don't have what you want, they will direct you to where you might find it! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK! I know what I'm talking about as I retired from retail after 39 years!

Very well curated shop with lovely mid century and 60's vintage items. Nice location too with…read moreparking. Found several cool gems. Prices were fair too.

My favorite painting that I purchased from Mountain Mod; that's perfectly in our retro bathroom!…read moreFun place to shop for unique vintage pieces, as well as vintage clothing. I have purchased clothing, wall, decorations, as well as vintage bar, decanters and they all have been of the highest quality for great prices. Highly recommend.

What a gem to find such a small thrift store, but Big Bear Valley Hummingbird project is not…read moresomething you see out of Big Bear Blvd., named as such since the signage outside is not easy to read. I am so glad that I dropped in, and honestly I could have been here for awhile. The minute you enter, there are tons of clothing, but when looking for specific items that are antiques (ish) then you are in for a treat. People might think the thrift store is not organized but honestly they all have the same look to me & the scent of old bookstores/garage smell. But when I am in the mood to look for old cast iron objects specially old soap dishes, or anything that appears retro, this place has them. And the man who was helping me was quite nice and lucky me 50% off as it was labor day special. And I liked another item, that I came back to purchase the Native American Headdress (war bonnet). I was lucky it was still there because it caught my attention, hesitant because it is definitely an honor to find it and my hands drew me to the item when I was purchasing a cast iron bird/fountain. Also awhile back I did come down a few years ago and a lady who worked there was giving us free books. Also showing off the items that I was happy with! I went to Doves and the Fun Stuff thrift store and could not find anything remotely close to what I found at Hummingbird. There was also Mountain Mod and that place was cool but only if you want to spend $25-maybe even $500+ for things that probably can be found in estate sales. Definitely checking out Hummingbird on my next trip!

Retired teacher who needed a place to donate school supplies. They gladly took every item I…read morebrought. They made it super easy to donate. They helped unload. Note to others who donate... they don't have a place for books. Lucky for me that was not a problem.