Found this little gem while in Solana Beach. It is a perfect little thrift store for those…read morelooking for an eclectic and organized thrift store. The owner is super helpful and very pleasant. There are a ton of shoes, clothes and various home items that are a fairly priced. Plus there is AC and restrooms and parking is plentiful. Definetly worthy of a visit.

Great thrift shop! Good selection, prices and proceeds go to the church. Books, clothes, shoes and…read morehousewares. Service was nice and friendly.

I love Yes Yes Collective! The selection is excellent and everything is well curated. It is a…read morefeast for the eyes!

Cute shop in the arts district has unique household accessories…read more I spotted this Mother-of-Pearl tray and now I have to go back to buy it. That's the true test, if you saw something and put it back on the shelf, yet, you still want it weeks later, it means you really "want" it. I doubt I will find anything similar anywhere else. Another item that stood out to me were candle holders made of heavy glass they resembled large ice cubes, almost like a paperweight. There was a matching wine holder. A better way to describe them is made of lucite glass. They would look nice on a bar or dining table. There are lots of antiques and handmade embroidered, knit, crochet towels, aprons, and placemats. Drop by and browse around, don't forget to tell'em that Rosemary sent ya!

Super comprehensive selection. For instance: I got an adorable mug, a James Patterson novel, a…read morecouple of shirts, and some 50¢ post cards! All for less than 12 dollars! The line goes a bit slow, but it's worth the discounts and friendly shop keepers!

They do a lot of good work for the community with the money they bring in from the Thrift Shop -…read morehelp the elderly and unhoused. This is the place to donate clean, used items to.

The staff here is amazing and is a major reason why I come back-…read more but with this new boutique all of their good stuff goes to it and so there really isn't anything to thrift clothing wise, and when you do find something you want to try on they give you a poncho that who knows has had on before you and then you have to awkwardly change in front of everyone. If they have no problem charging $80 dollars for a shirt they should at least provide a dressing room to match that price/ service. Js

We need more thrift shops like this! All proceeds go directly to benefit the local humane society,…read morewhich makes shopping here feel even better. The shop is incredibly dog-friendly - the staff are all volunteers and were so welcoming, giving my pup plenty of pets. They have a huge selection, ranging from men's and women's clothing to a luxury consignment section for designer brands. I found a super classy fedora here, and got tons of compliments on it before I even left the store. You'll also find home goods, books, and even dog gear like clothes and leashes. A unique highlight is their collection of used surfboards and wetsuits-perfect if you're looking for affordable surf gear. Definitely stop by with your pup while you're in town!

Didn't like paying for parking, but we got a discount coupon for free admission, so it evened out…read more A TON of jewelry and sterling silver. If you're looking for those items you've hit the jackpot. Other items present as well, of course, but they all seemed to be asking the same price (or higher) as any of the antique shops in the region. I.e., there didn't seem to be any significant deals here, even after negotiating a few times. Many of the vendors seemed bored and apathetic. Not a good atmosphere. Finally the head appraiser guy was the most bored, apathetic, and rude of all. I presented him with 1915 sketch by a French artist for appraisal. First thing this guy does is quickly glance at it then dismissively hand it off to another appraiser stating, "Strictly amateur hour". Now, it may well have not had a tremendous worth, but it could have had sentimental value or similar. Way to make people feel welcome and comfortable, arsehole! The other appraisers seemed glued to their smartphones/internet when appraising other people's items, I noticed. Hey appraisers, I can look up values on Ebay et al myself! If you're not an expert in the item-type being handed to you, be honest and SAY SO! Avoid these people, folks. It's not even worth your $5 per item... and they really don't want to be there.

This show used to be awesome, taking up three large pavilions, with something for everyone. Now…read moreit's down to one pavilion, and is mostly jewelry, mostly silver and semi-precious gems. Not much furniture and what there is can be found elsewhere for less. I've been very disappointed the last two times I've gone to this.

Really cute shop where you're able to find unique finds for yourself and gifts. Brandy the owner…read morehas curated a great mix of quality goods and stylish clothing that can take you from festival to festival, on holiday or to your next baby shower effortlessly. One of the best things is that the goods you buy support businesses that have great causes like ending child trafficking etc. Located in the Flower Hill mall, me and my girlfriends love to grab lunch next-door at Flower Child and then spend time shopping at Clothe + Arrow. Its a small boutique but Brandy packs in the goodness so we never go away empty handed. Clothe+Arrow is the cutest boutique you need to check out and support!

I like to follow my arrow and one day it led me here…read more.. An original boutique in Oceanside. The arrow didn't stear me wrong. It pointed in the direction of things I love...cute clothes, fun accessories and a discovery of new brands. I originally went in looking for a caftan, after learning of designer Judith March. I'm finding Texas is bringing the best clothing to market these days! My thing is vintage style with modern fabric or modern design of vintage fabric! It's timeless... I left the shop with a "donut" yoga mat. I shouldn't eat them, so I might as well work out upon them. However, the supersized totes here are like arm candy and give me a reason to return. Follow the arrow to Clothe. Clothe + Arrow has things you will love and is paired up in a cooperative setting with two other makers and vendors to make your shopping experience like a mini department store, but with local flavor! Great places like this make it easy to return. #Clothe+Arrow #DonutYogaMat #ShopLocal

Checked out several used baby clothes/gear stores in San Diego area and this was by far the…read morecleanest and well organized place. Smaller curation of infant clothes compared to others but had a lot more baby gear. The toys were also well organized by age, which was very useful. Decently priced, will definitely come back again!

Found tons of great stuff for my kids. All in good condition, good brands and great prices!read more

Ever watched storage wars and how they find places that haven't been touched in years. Thats how…read morethis place feels. Feels a bit dingy. Feels a bit unkept. Feels a bit like they just threw the hinge in places and hoped it made sense. Came in a group and none of us found anything of interest. We all have pretty different tastes too. Not a ton of furniture but loads of accent pieces or decorations. It's priced pretty high given how meh I thought it was. What makes it even worse was the attitude of the worker. He lowered and peaked over his paper, saw me, and promptly put it back up. Is that a new sales tactic? If so, remind me to never be in sales. Was just cold and rude. Can't say I liked this place. Hoping if you make it here, you have better luck and experience than me!

Walked into the store and attempted to greet the person behind the counter. She was talking to…read moreanother woman behind the counter. I walked around the store a bit looking at the items and she looked up, noticing I was in the store, and said: "are you looking for something specific?" I replied "no, thank you I'm just looking around" and she then quite rudely said "okay I guess I won't help you with anything then" and went back to her conversation. Other than the owner's (?) rudeness, the shop and its second location a bit down the street are small with some cool items. Unfortunately the shop is so overpacked with things that it's difficult to really look at anything without tripping or bumping into merchandise. The pricing is higher than I could find at other nearby antique stores and selection not as nice. I'd recommend Yes Yes on Cedros which has some cool antiques mixed in with their other stuff and for a full antique mall, the one in Encinitas is much larger.

OMG SUCH a cute store! I desperately wanted the cute leather jackets they have in stock right now…read more Honestly the pricing wasn't bad either! Super cute pieces that felt so different then the other things you see in beach shops. If you are headed to Del Mar for the races, check them out and grab some beautiful clothes!

I would not have called this store Frustrated as there is nothing to get frustrated about, all the…read moreopposite! This is a small cowboy and cowgirl paradise and they have a great assortment of pieces and styles. It is a small store but pretty filled and it is very entertaining to browse and try stuff. I adored a faux leather jacket with hearts but they didn't have my size and actually it is too hot in San Diego area anyways. After a visit you will feel like going to a rodeo or Coachella or a cowboy themed

Definitely an interesting spot!!…read more They literally have everything! I would say it takes quite a few separate trips to get through it all! It's overall well organized by category, however just be careful to try not to knock anything over. Always adding new stuff and service was good. Small parking lot but plenty of space for the people there! Will be back to check out the new stuff

A little horror movie ish…read more Creepy tents in the back full of random things. Feels very sketch.