I love this place. Great prices. We purchased a brand new electric barbecue cooker for a very…read morereasonable price, and other odds and ends. The guys were so helpful and even helped us load our purchase.

Cute little place in Clovis! Clean and well organized. The items I picked up or looked at were…read moremostly under $3 but for sure all under $5. Of course some of the larger items were more, but that's a given. I love their pricing though! (Larger thrift stores can be pretty pricey for thrift stores.) I was greeted as I came around towards the front desk, they had a couple gentlemen working when I went. One was organizing items and the other was working the register. Always fun to go on the hunt and I'm happy to have another local place to search at. Check the place out and see what you find! They are open M-Sa 9am-6pm and closed on Sunday's. They accept donations.

Amazing place!!! It's super grand and beautiful in here! It's practically impossible to feel like…read moreyou've looked thru everything! And the staff are super friendly and inviting

Great selection of nice antiques. I recommend for anyone looking for a good deal on antiques…read morefurniture, art or decorations.

I love this place . They have great deal, and the owner and staff are sooo nice. 10$ for a bag of…read moreclothes . Just fun stuff in there

I've been meaning to stop by here for months. I'm looking for winter coats for a local coat drive,…read moreso I stopped in the other day. Small place, a bit cluttered, so you really get the opportunity to treasure hunt! Found a girl's jacket for just $3!! Super nice girl behind the counter. I'll have to stop back in when I've got some time to poke around!

This is a tale of two thrift shops that share a wall, are owned by the same person, and yet offer…read morecompletely different items. Yoshi Now and Yoshi Vintage are located in downtown Fresno, near Chinatown. Yoshi Vintage is mostly antiques, old tools, art pieces, and had some truly gorgeous and unique furniture items. Right when you walk in you're greeted by a wave of nostalgia, courtesy of Wheaties boxes and 1980's Coca Cola trinkets. Yoshi vintage is so stocked up with amazing items that I could've spent hours and hours in here, but my children are getting antsy. I did purchase a couple of kitchen items and almost bought an antique radio. I did put the radio on my Christmas list; so fingers crossed that Santa surprises me. On the other side of the wall is Yoshi Now which is mostly collector items and vintage clothing, retro furniture, and decor items. This is the perfect place to get something for both a classic toy collector and a lover of London Fog vintage jackets. They also have a ton of amazing vintage T-shirts. That is all the rage right now with Gen Z. Both of these stores are awesome and definitely worth the trip. I dare you to walk out of here and not have at least one or two items in your hand as you leave the store.

A great hidden gem here in the valley. Part thrift store, part treasure hunt and part curated art…read moreexperience Yoshi Now really ties together what's fun about thrifting! The desk attendants are always so sweet and informative and I have never been turned down when I suggest a price on a Knick knack with no sticker. I love this store and all of the fun I have browsing!

This is the most organized thrift store I've ever been to and I loved it!…read moreThe prices were good and the stuff they had were all in excellent condition The workers were very nice and welcoming. They asked me how I was doing and if I needed help finding anything. The music was all good vibes... they had a lot of old records and cds and video cassettes... it brought back that nastañgic feeling. I really liked the area this store was in... there was plenty of parking. Overall it was just a really nice experience. It's not a very big store but they had a lot of good stuff in there. They accept donations in the back of the store. I've got some things I will be taking this week. Can't wait to see what else they get.

Neighborhood Thrift, a Tower staple, has a new store across town! Not sure how I'm the first to…read morereview this store because it's been open a few months now. I regularly shop at the Tower location so I knew this was opening up but today was the first chance I had to come by. This location is much smaller but very clean and with good inventory. Things are well organized and displayed, no overcrowding or tight aisles. They display clothes by size, which I LOVE. I am not a fan or organization by color (like, why??). I found a couple of tank tops for this Fresno heat. I look forward to coming back! I hope Neighborhood Industries opens shops all over town!!

cute antique boutique. there are two sides to explore, it seems small when you first walk in but…read moreit's anything but. so many adorable trinkets that are handmade, repurposed & vintage. there's not a lot of furniture selection, more home decor. they've got a small selection of handmade candles, soaps, lotions, totes & denim crossbody bags. there's a children's section with hello kitty & disney characters in the very back second area of shop. perfect place if you'd like to go antiquing & need to get a gift for your child, niece, nephew, grandbabies or godchildren. once upon a time is located right next to the comics & collectibles shop & another small antique shop. we found an antique inspired decorative stool at a great price, it was repurposed to look like an 18th century piece. beautiful & functional, very well made. the ladies here are lovely & friendly, very welcoming & helpful. looking forward to see what they have around christmas time.

In short, the ladies lied about items being "homemade" and while I'm well aware that several of the…read moredowntown stores are resellers and/or sell stuff from cheaper wholesalers, they shouldn't be lying about the authenticity of their stuff. Now that I see they've purchased from other large stores as well as HomeGoods I see that they are particularly greedy with their prices at this store. I usually love coming here because I admire their stock and the way they display their booths. As a higher up at HomeGoods I can easily recognize that tons of items in this store are purchased from HG/TJ Maxx/Marshall's and resold for usually 3-4x the price, but I've always been willing to look past that because we have so many "collectors" who buy and resell our products in various markets anyways. I recently bought a gingerbread man garland from the store for $15 and when the lady sold it to me, she said the owner of that booth "handmade" all the garlands. However, I visited Hobby Lobby a few days later and found the same garlands that were in the store that they claimed were homemade. Not to mention the garland was only $7 in Hobby Lobby. I don't mind the reselling but do not lie about your products.

High Street Boutique in Selma, CA is under different ownership than when the reviews here on Yelp…read morewere done - go see for yourself!! It's a great place to find all kinds of treasures and with each vendor participating in working behind the counter, hopefully you will be greeted with great service!

I gave 5 stars for the merchandise, but the service cost 3 stars. No eye contact. Wouldn't check…read moreID. It felt like my purchase was such an inconvenience. Charged a $1 for an undisclosed item. It would have been professional to mention charge, because otherwise it's theft.

This is a brand new thrift store that opened up in the Manchester area. They've got a lot of…read morecollectors items. The store is very organized which I know Thrift Shoppers really appreciate. You'll find an assortment of jewelry furniture, home decor, cookware and more here. Definitely worth a visit. They only accept cash for now. The store owner told me that they're working on getting set up for card.

Mostly antiques, some second hand knick knacks and clothes. Prices range between $1 to $200…read more Friendly and family owned but they have the husband follow you around the store while you browse which makes things really awkward. A cash only place.