My girlfriend talks about this store the way my friends talk about their gym grind. Constantly. So…read moreI finally went, mostly to kill time while she shopped. Annoyingly, she was right. It's a discount spot but everything's sorted into actual sections -- clothing, appliances, household stuff, food -- so it's not the dig-through-a-bin situation I expected. Then I turned a corner and found the exact silver watch I'd been eyeing online for weeks and had talked myself out of buying like a responsible adult. Here, the price made being responsible irrelevant. So now I own it. Walked out with that, some work clothes, and a couple of household things we apparently needed. Prices were low enough I stopped doing the math and just grabbed stuff. Staff was helpful even though it was busy. Came to kill time. Left with the watch I told myself I didn't need. Worth a look if you like brand-name things without the brand-name price.

IMHO Interesting…read moreplace. Finally got a chance to check it out after reading about it. I'd read that it is really cramped and unorganized. I found that there was enough room to move about and aisles were clear. Yes, product is stacked high but not dangerous to navigate. There was one gentleman working, and we said hello. He said if we had any questions, to just ask. We had no idea what to expect or what we were looking for. You really have to take the time to slowly walk around and look high and low. I suppose you can find great bargains if you know your prices and are willing to spend some time there. They had tons of bedding, kitchen appliances, light bulbs and fixtures, huge rugs, weighted blankets, shoes, Water Piks, name brand luggage, and a ton of clothing on racks and some piled to be picked through, plus a bunch of other stuff. I even found some packages of pepperoni, but they were just thrown on a shelf. I guess they're shelf stable... All of these items are close-outs or returned to Costco, or just out-of-season (like the Christmas trees and wrapping paper I found.) If you like going on a treasure hunt, this is your place! I'm sure I'll go back, one day...

One of the neatest most organized stores I've seen. Even as a thrift store the team here does a…read moregreat job keeping everything clean and well organized. The people here are amazing. Very welcoming and very helpful. They have pretty decent vinyl section since my daughter has been into that since she got a record player. We didn't find anything that caught our eye, but we had a great shopping experience.

I could genuinely explore this store for hours. This thrift shop has a lot of little knickknacks…read moreand things that you wouldn't see at other thrift stores, and all at decent prices. Some of the interesting things for sale include bikes, furniture, party supplies, arts and crafts, decor, and of course, plenty of kids' and men's/women's clothes. The store is expansive and well-organized (for a thrift store) and it would definitely be one of my go-to's if I lived closer!

While walking around Japantown, we stopped into Classic Loot after seeing their cute pink signs on…read morethe corner. The girl working was super nice and friendly. We looked at all the cool stuff (new, used, vintage, trinkets and accessories). So many fun things! Such a fun vibe. We can't wait to go back!

I just learned about Classic Loot this week and had to go check it out. It's a shop in Japantown…read morewith new and secondhand items, like men's and women's clothes, purses, jewelry, Sanrio merchandise, plushies, crafting kits, greeting cards, and more. It's very cute and very clean, and doesn't seem like a thrift shop at all. The young woman working there was friendly and helpful. I saw lots of little things I wanted to buy, like the tiniest Labubu I've ever seen, but didn't end up purchasing anything. Most of the clothes and accessories for females seemed targeted toward young people, but I'm glad I stopped in and checked out all of their cute loot. Be sure to bring change for the metered parking or plan to use your credit card.

Clean spot, especially if you have items you want to sell (fashion items) to this vintage thrift…read morestore on a corner of lot with parking spots available next door in parking lot. I was referred by another thrift store, so I decided to stop by (walk in/no appointments) to sell a few items. No long lines or crowds after 1pm Thursday. I never thought about coming here, but it looks legit and there's more upstairs to browse around. It was more spacious than expected in this old landmark building/house corner. Not bad at all. Staff is welcoming and worked pretty fast going through people's drop off bags of clothes, etc. They sell new items too (clothing/scarf dyes, little gifts, sunglasses, shoes, jewelry, and more). Items on racks are good looking and colorful in some spots. There were plenty of Baggu handbags for sale too. Good variety of colors and styles. They have good looking boots for sure. Prices on racks are on the higher end side/more expensive for thrift store items. Very clean though, like new for most items. It didn't take long before they were finished going through my bags. It's a bit more high end here, so if you have good brands vintage fashion items, this can be a good convenient spot for you.

Went thrifting this afternoon and my first stop was Black and Brown. I'd never been there before…read moreand wasn't sure what to expect. Wow, what an amazing store. They mainly sell vintage and modern secondhand clothes, bags, and shoes for women and men, but they also have new pottery from a designer called Familiar. The store is spacious and carefully curated. There is no thrift shop smell and it looks more like a cute boutique than a secondhand store. You can sell your clothes there, too. There are two floors of women's clothes and a separate men's shop across a little courtyard in the back. Most of the customers when I was there were young adults of both sexes. The store was busy on a Saturday in the late afternoon. Fortunately, they have a dedicated parking lot behind the shop with plenty of spaces. The staff welcomed me immediately when I walked in. I was interested in looking at purses and they had quite a few vintage and newer ones from designers like Coach, Tory Burch, Kate Spade, and Dooney & Bourke. I didn't buy any, but enjoyed checking out what they had to offer. I didn't pay too much attention to the clothes, except to notice that women's pant sizes on the second floor only seemed to go up to size 11/12. If they had bigger sizes, I didn't see them. Overall, I was impressed with Black and Brown and would like to go back.

I have probably made 100+ trips to Savers in the last couple of months. Moving out of a house that…read morewas loved and lived in for more than 46 years, required a lot of donations. The process of being able to pull up to the curb and load a rolling green cart and have the staff help and give a coupon too has been so easy. My mother-in-law asked me where she could easily donate items this morning and I recommended Savers to her as well!

This place has gotten ridiculous with their pricing. A used men's dress shirt for $22.99...a dollar…read moretree packaged scrub brush for $5.49...a small ceramic pot for 8.99. A used and chipped coffee mug for 7.99. I love keeping things out of the landfills and reusing but I refuse to pay these barbaric prices for things they get for free. Resell stores should be helping the less fortunate with an affordable place to shop for needs- not price gouging aimed at resellers and teens that see thrifting as a trend. So sad.

My Uncle and I, was looking for a leather love seat, the employee Eldridge was super helpful and…read morecool. I recommend anyone looking for furniture and appliances to come here!!!

Great spot for construction and housewares. Maximalist Utilitarian vibe. Also takes donations that…read moremight. He turns away at regular Goodwill, Salvation Army, Savers, etc. Fair prices and some absolute steals. There was a cream colored sectional with 4 powered recliners that could be counted as beds. My 3 kids would destroy it in under a week. But they are all very artistic so it should be an original, a one of a kind, that makes it appreciat I'll have to call Sotheby's to sell, nay to offer it, next time.. Yelp! wants to know about service; t's on an as needed basis. Checkout and donations arepo kp quick and responsive, but you will not get hand holding while perusing the stacks o' stuff. This review rings true for any ReStore that I have visited over the years (e.g. Berkeley, Suisun/Benicia 680 at I-80, rSacramentoo).

I heard this place was closing (date tbd), so I decided to come by on Saturday one last time for…read morenostalgia. I grew up coming here with my parents and siblings and I remember how busy and full of life it use to be. So I wanted to have one last run here. This time I came with my own family, hubby, kids and had some of the food I had enjoyed in the past. Some of old stands are gone but they do still have a good amount of food options. Food review wise see below... Bbq ribs plate 8/10 Bbq chicken plate 7/10 Cheeseburger 6/10 (had some hard chewy pieces) Corndog 5/10 Fries 8/10 Agua frescas 9/10 but pricey at $9 each when you get 5x of them LOL. Took one pic of the cheeseburger but everyone else dug into their plates before I could take more food pics. Anyways we enjoyed it, had some decent eats and played at the arcade for a bit. Sad to see an old tradition die :(

$20 to enter and parking, everything is new stuff, not used or old stuff. Which stays the same week…read moreto week. As always, produce being sold and food. When we asked workers can they direct us to like 2nd hand items, rummage or garage sale stuff, they couldn't direct us to resaleable items either. It makes you wonder how much are they charging their vendors. We are looking for second hand items, antiques and vintage clothing at low bargain prices. DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY!!! It's not a place were merchants can sell second hand items. Go to Capital Flea Market Saturday and Sunday instead, parking is free, and $2.50 a person.

Road trip... let's start with the basics!…read more Anyone who knows me knows I'm all about taking trips and ALWAYS finding the best thrift shops at my destination. This time my Mom and I hit the highway for a 5 1/2 hour drive to Los Gatos. My Mom is the ultimate cat fanatic, THEREFORE Los Gatos was a place we just had to viist so here we are on a serious mission to hunt down some PURR-FECT vintage cat treasures for her collection. We asked a few people at our hotel for local thrifts stores and a staff member recommended Happy Dragon Thrift Shop. This is a beautifully curated store located in the heart of town. The store is full of treasures ready to be rehomed. Happy Dragon was founded in 1958 supported by many volunteers. The store manager Mr. Robb is absolutely a delight. A humble person with a heart of GOLD. As a thrifter, finding good prices is important to me, but please remember that every thrift store prices items differently. Please do not let high price tags ruin your hunt, always take your time to enjoy the hunt. Your perfect find will show up at the perfect price For me on this trip I found: 1) Two adorable cat plant pots 2) A few Coca-Cola Americana style items 3) A a beautiful Waverly Arch Amerith hand held mirror dating back to 1920 (paid under $10.00 for it) There are amazing treasures waiting to be discovered here. NOTE while a few select items might be priced above market value, if you find something you truly love, then the price is right for you regardless of the market. PLEASE NOTE: 100% of the proceeds from the store sales directly support Pacific Clinics, which provides critical youth mental health services and family support. Definitely stop by if you are in the area.

This is such a gem of a store in Los Gatos, you never know what treasures you're going to find…read more I've found some of the coolest holiday decorations, gently used shoes, cute clothes and other miscellaneous stuff. Their prices are pretty affordable, some stuff seems overpriced but it's a small community thrift store and it goes to a good cause. The staff are always so friendly and helpful. We love it!

Always wanted to stop in here for years and finally did! Small store with quality second hand…read moreproducts. End up purchasing a candle and a cute vintage Calvin Klein Jean jacket. There is something for everyone, you just have to really really look. It's a small space but crammed with precious stock. Chris the owner was so sweet and fun! Full of advice and knowledge about small businesses and stories about fashion pieces. This is a lady I could hang with! We would have so much fun! She was even trying to give me a discount and I told her; no need as small businesses suffer enough. I was just grateful that she offered. To me the experience and fun I had was well worth every penny. She was super happy and grateful that I purchased from her shop. I will be back to visit Chris and find more treasure pieces!

I absolutely love this boutique and the owner, Chris. She gave my boyfriend & I a lot of insight on…read morehow to start plus run a business. Her boutique hold varieties of selections from clothing/accessories to home goods & appliances. She even sells beautiful jewelry hand made by her. The prices are fair for all her products. Overall, the experience was amazing & I managed to pick up a cute oversized flannel for myself. Thank you again Chris for your kind words & wisdom. I look forward to shopping here again.

Once again, I come in here as a reseller and boy did I find some wonderful stuff, particularly at…read more50% off! Super nice staff and great stuff! This time I'm mostly saved everything that I bought for myself! Very high-end brands at a low prices, do not miss this shop if you are Thrift in the south Bay!

A great store with amazing finds, supporting a wonderful cause! The volunteers are lovely and make…read moreshopping here a pleasure.