Loved this cute little thrift shop in a quiet neighborhood in Alameda. We stopped by while in the…read morearea and luckily found cheap street parking right around the corner. A quaint store with good lighting and friendly staff, this thrift shop isn't big but does curate a nice little collection - I saw cute tops, dresses, scarves, handbags, and jewelry. Everything was tidy and in its right place. I'm not sure if there's a dressing room since I didn't use one, but there are plenty of mirrors around the store that you can use. Bonus: all proceeds go towards their affiliated animal rescue! I picked up a patterned skirt and T-shirt here for less than $20, and my friend got a few items as well. Checking out was easy breezy, and they let us know that they're able to take most donations (though if you have anything large, best to call in ahead of time). All in all, not much more I can ask for a pleasant thrifting experience.

I've noticed how pricing has really changed. I understand wanting to get top value for the…read morenonprofit mission. But the other side is thrifting is part bargain for the shopper. I'm not go to pay 90 dollars for a used piece of clothing. Regardless of brand. I am not going to donate or shop here for a while because I love thinking that someone will enjoy my nice items at a great price...but that doesn't seem to align right now.

The employees are great and the store is well organized and clean. Large selection of everything. I…read moreseem to find EXACTLY what I'm looking for every time. The book section is pretty good. Women's jackets are a hit or miss. Houseware section is great, you could find practically new appliances or glassware. Pricing is questionable. Items are at least $2-$3 more than they should be. (They are definitely taking after known thrift stores practices lol) They have coupons emailed to you that come in handy, wish they sent them more often.

It's nice to have a Savers in town. While I personally have never found anything I liked there,…read moreDevon found some nice leather boots, so I know good things trickle in. The prices are aligned with goodwill, and the workers there are helpful, like their spirit hasn't been broken, which is nice. Their donation system is real hassle free--you literally just pull up and see the big green bins, and toss your stuff in there. Find an employee near the green bins and they'll give you a 20% off coupon. That's it! No selling or anything, just dump your stuff and get a coupon.

We love Thrifty Kitty, so we were excited to hear about Diggity dog opening!…read moreTheir grand opening was a great community event. They have a huge selection of clothes, with a smaller selection of furniture and other household wares. We also stopped by to donate some things. Easy street parking and parking in the lot shared between East Ocean and the old Kelly Moore.

Don't pass on the smaller thrift shops!…read more This place is pretty great. I bought two books for only 2.25 and the furniture is well priced. I'm sad they're closing soon.

Oooh such a cute spot for books, records, and vintage clothing! I love that everything here is used…read morebooks from locals - I found two books and I'm excited to come back! Great curation, and it's really a nice pulse on what the community is reading!

Rocket Reuse is a fun shop to browse for vintage clothing, used books and music. They used to be in…read morea smaller space across the street. Now, their shop in downtown Alameda is twice the size. The space is well laid out with various sections, making it easier to browse. Really cute vintage shop with nice owners and unique selection of items. They even had old school board games! Rocket Reuse evokes a simpler time-come check them out.

I love to go thrifting and while many items are marked up, I take my time and find some treasures…read more Salvation Army had 50% off green tags, unfortunately almost all the items I bought were blue tags. It gets hot and there are no fitting rooms, so you have to wear something light to both keep cool and be able to try on clothes. There's also a no return policy which is kinda upsetting since there's no fitting rooms to try on the clothes. The space in between the racks is good, so two people can pass by without bumping into each other.

Huge, well-organized store with a parking lot. Most of the clothing is organized by color. I found…read moretwo wool sweater vests (my current favorite item to thrift) without searching hard and my daughter found a dress that she loves and looks adorable in. Every day there's one tag color that's 50% off. One the day we visited two of the three items we bought fell into this category. Score!

I have been going to this store for nearly a quarter century. The staff is friendly, the selection…read moreis good and there is a small amount of parking. I have found some great pieces of clothing here along with some high quality household items. The newly redone book section is small but well stocked with books that are of a higher quality than expected. The shop also brings in special stock for Halloween so it is a great place to get makings of a costume. Drop offs are usually easy although the lot can get backed up so it is best to choose and off time or walk small bundles in from the street.

Last weekend I had a lot of luck! I found Sam Edelman heels that were maybe worn once, Banana…read moreRepublic leather Oxford heels, leather sandals from Spain that I'm almost certain have never been worn, a black wool blazer, an l.magnin camel hair long coat, two silk shirts, a navy blue leather purse and a Levi's denim jacket. I've come here before and I didn't sift through the racks to really find treasures, but I did find some frank sinatra records on a previous trip that were priced at $1.50. This past weekend I took my time and really lucked up. Everything was under $60, and I live for a half off sale. After getting some of these items cleaned they will be gifts for my mom. Gotta love treasure hunting

I've been here twice, several years apart, and I'll come back again! They have really great items…read moreand so many options! The staff are also super nice and helpful.

I love park at vintage!! They have very kind workers and always have cool stuff! Eddie is friggin…read morecool!

I was walking around Alameda and was waiting for my takeout lunch order to be ready at a nearby…read more restaurant. I fell into this intriguing Antique store on the main st. of Park Ave. It has 2 levels of pretty much anything ranging from Furniture, clothes, knick knacks and various things which are anything that constitutes as " antiques". I had bought a Hockey Jersey which has the infamous Friday the 13th villain but definitely in mint condition never worn. Sports memorabilia and Throwback jerseys and hats. The cashier was super friendly and helpful. It has something for everyone and also has reasonable prices.

I haven't been there in awhile but the times I did go I loved it found some treasures there at…read moregreat prices definitely going back soon

This is a fun place to go! It's antiquing on a grand scale. Set on the old runway at Alameda Naval…read moreAir Force Base, right next to the loading docks. There are hundreds of booths. There are lots of bathrooms. There is food. There is a parking lot. I can tell you that later in the day it's going to be hard to get parking. There will be a super long line to get in there. So we don't go very often but it's fine. You could spend like three or four hours walking through the whole place. The vendors are super friendly. With hundreds of birth comes tons of selection and the value is pretty good. You can get good deals.

Parking lot is HUGE and its easy to find parking but you may have to walk far. We came early in the…read moremorning and its right on the water so it's very cold. Even knowing this it felt like I should have worn a thicker jacket. The kids and wife were freezing and we had to get them used sweaters and a blanket from vendors on site. It's a curated selection of antiques, vintage good, and clothes so it will be more expensive than traditional flea markets. They have foods on site on the right side with normal items like coffee and breakfast burritos all the way to ube waffles and fried chicken. There are some treasures here if you are willing to go digging: -Near the front was a lady that had preserved bugs that were mounted in nice displays or frozen forever in blocks of acrylic. These are locally made and some of the species I haven't seen before preserved and available for purchase. -Seaglass and antique glass merchants. Saw two of these guys and liked the odd rainbow patina for glass that has spent decades in ocean water. -Japanese wood medicine boxes, these were decorated with old stickers and looked so good for storing items. They were 40-70 each and were priced well below market value.

I loved this place! I can never find bottoms my size when I thrift, but this store delivered. I…read morefound Uniqlo cargo pants and denim shorts! I was also looking for white overalls and literally found them so easily. What a lucky day and I definitely want to come back. Parking is a bit hard (street parking) but I'm glad I circled around because it was worth it. Store is small but didn't mind at all with what I was able to find and purchase.

This spot is great because it's an actual thrift store with legit cheap prices. -Not a secondhand…read morestore that basically charges just shy of full price. Dropped in and got some one dollar shorts and an eight dollar Pink Floyd crop top. It's a small shop but had tons of clothes and definitely worth sifting through.