This is a cute little consignment store specifically for baby/kid/maternity items. I love that it…read moreis so close to where we live, making it convenient to drop by if we are ever looking to pick up something 'new' for our kiddo. I have also been trying to be more mindful about my environmental impact and overconsumption, and trying to buy 'gently used' items for my toddler whenever I can. We found a few cute items that we needed to upsize, but I found the store super cluttered and very difficult to navigate. Unfortunately, they do not buy used items for resale; they are only a consignment store, so this is probably not a great place to get rid of used baby items in bulk. However, they do offer an exchange opportunity monthly, which - from my understanding - is where you can bring in a bag of items in exchange for a bag of items. Don't quote me on this, but I will probably try it out in the next few months as our kiddo grows out of his clothes!

I am a first great grandmother and I wanted some things for when I babysit. Beth, the owner, went…read moreout of her way to show how to make the stroller face me. I had brought my handy man with me and the both of them took over. I bragged to my daughter, the grandmother, and she went over to the store and worked with Beth for a stroller, car seat and a playpen for me and toys. Beth cares about the product she is selling even if it is second hand. Marilyn

Lupito is an amazing counter clerk. Always greets with a genuine smile, good natured & welcoming…read more The window displays catch your glimpse. Store is super clean. Prices are fair. Centrally located

You can tell that they take great effort to keep the store inviting and clean, unlike other thrift…read morestores that tend to feel unkempt. That alone made me glad to be there Went to drop it donations too and the staff were real helpful

I came shopping here on a Friday afternoon very randomly. I met Ben the new store manager, and he…read morewas super friendly. I found a great art piece and decided to get it. He gave me a really generous discount. He also took the time to show me some other cool art. The store has great costume jewelry, glassware, decorations, vintage magazines, old comic books, vintage pop culture paraphernalia, and, like I mentioned, cool art. I definitely recommend stopping by!

Amongst other things, there are collections of comic books, old Playboys, and vinyl records…read more Parking is easy right off the highway. Ok overall, but some of the items are pretty overpriced.

Shopping: I very rarely find anything "fun" here in terms of dishes, knick knacks, art...but the…read moreluggage and bags are great (redeeming feature). There are also very few plus size clothes for sale - not sure if they aren't donated much, or just go fast, but I rarely find anything good that will fit (I visit fairly often because my pharmacy is in this shopping center and I can't resist). They recently started a rewards program with your phone number and I signed up, but the guy didn't ask for it next time I was there (I just bought a picture frame) and when I asked about it before paying, told me it was too late. Lame. Donating: They have great hours and it's easy to pull in and donate. When I went yesterday though, they wouldn't take a (fairly large) ottoman I had to donate, saying they didn't have room. They do sell furniture but I guess had an over abundance and recommended I take it to the SF location instead. No bad smells and it's clean, so that's nice! And well lit. I am sure I will keep going since it's near my pharmacy but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Greetings to all, l am back again to this location, let's see how it went:…read more Parking is shared with the other surrounding businesses in the same area; this works well for them. Inside this location was a well lit establishment that promotes the buying atmosphere. The service was nice and friendly. The bargains were too many to list; but l did get some good finds in this location.

This thrift shop is one of the Peninsula's hidden gems! It used to be called Pick of the Litter;…read morediscovered this when I lived in Burlingame years ago. So glad they're still around! They have a good selection of kitchenware, china, glassware, crystal stemware, etc. Got some champagne glasses for myself which I loved at first sight. There were pre-loved clothes that looked great too. And when you shop, you're helping the local Humane Society.

I have been a few times since Pick of the Litter became Treasure Paws and each time is so much fun…read more There are truly ALWAYS new gems to find. Oliver is great to chat with and passionate. I love that each sale helps shelter animals, too.

Great store, very friendly owner who helped me pick some items. Very valued curation and design…read moreadvice. I ended up buying some beautiful handcrafted items.

Such a wonderful store! We need more of those in the bay area. Curated catalogue and pieces in…read moreoutstanding condition! Greg clearly has a great design eye and passion for everything interior. Highly recommended! - Kashew team

I came here to donate clothes and kitchenware. To be honest I was expecting pretty long lines, no…read moreparking and bad customer service. But I was pleasantly surprised that there was plenty of parking in front and there is a parking lot in the back where you drive up and donate what you have into separate bins. The staff there were welcoming and helpful. The process was fast and easy. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS SPOT for your next donation.

I was in the Area for Dinner and I was Early…read more I like to Bargain hunt in Thrift stores!!! This Goodwill Store is a Cornucopia of Merchandise!!! I picked up a Pair of Rubber Coated Dumb bells for a Bargain Basement price !!! They have Tons of Vintage Clothes and Dishware !!! This Is A a Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment!!! I keep my Pimp Hand Strong!!! Number # 35 on the Yelp Top # 50 Most Prolific Yelp Elites Of 2025!!!

This is subject matter expert Luis. Helped me thoroughly replace my Hermes and Breitling watch…read morebatteries. Plus showed me a variety of the not so common 15mm bands. He gave me many options. And when I asked if able to repair my decades old Breitling with the spinning part thats very rare, he didnt have it but he can keep an eye out in case he finds one. The total for 2 battery replacements and 15mm band was $72. **2 watch battery changes were $35** Very affordable. Lonora Gold in downtown South San Francisco is literally a gem. Business has survived for 40 years (i believe?)... Lots of history and very experienced in all watch brands, clocks, and different types of jewelries. It's very reassuring the next time i buy something this valuable, that I have someone to rely on when items get worn out/ needs parts replaced.

I have been calling this location for weeks and even went to the business itself. There is zero…read moreresponse and when I've gone during the daytime store looks closed. Super frustrating

Ah this shop is filled with so many hidden treasures! I come specifically for her adorable wired…read moreheadbands since I am growing out my hair and it helps tame it, but she makes very cute denim jackets, kimono like robes and there's just a lot of great finds here. Shop local and come here, she's great!

If your someone who loves eclectic, THIS IS A MUST STOP!…read morePaisley is the BEST, so informative & a great up sales! She didn't have to try to hard. Her items are beautifully crafted ( alot by her) & the prices are great!! These 2 rings are an example!

THE BINS a very different shopping experience…read more There are large pallets filled with items that are sold by the pound Shoppers should be prepared with their own bags and maybe even a grabber tool to pick items from the bottom. Be careful though because sometimes pallets contain breakables !!! There are terrific bargains for the brave thrifter

Stopped in yesterday for the first time . I waited in line about 40 minutes. They open for two…read morehours close to restock open again for two hours close to restock so you will have to stand in line but not for long . people bring their own buckets and people even bring their own crates so they could stand on them In order to reach in side , the deep bins You MUST bring gloves you gotta wear A HAT and you gotta wear a mask . So so much dust. some pretty good finds actually. if you dig deep enough and you look fast enough and you move quickly you can find good stuff people actually run in to grab things. I'm assuming that these are just flea market sellers yesterday a woman completely emptied out a massive bin w about 300 pairs of shoes, one at a time what I didn't like was when she threw them back the rubber band would come apart, so the shoe's mate separated . I thought that was pretty rude. When you get home, you need to wash your clothes twice that's my recommendation. I did find some things and I may go again but this time I'm gonna go prepared as I suggested above .. The clothes are sold by the pound like $1.99 a pound so you could probably get three garments for $1.99 and other items or a buck and two bucks Happy hunting