If you ever came to the antique store that used to be in this space, you would not believe your…read moreeyes at what it's become. It's no longer a dark and cramped museum of over-priced items that sit for literal years, gathering dust. It's now a bright, spacious, and dynamic place to shop and visit. The new owners (a young sister duo) have an incredible eye for pieces from every decade in the past 100 years. No matter what you collect - be it media, ephemera, kitsch, housewares, soft goods, lighting, home decor, clothing, jewelry/accessories, or furniture - you WILL find something that calls out to you for a price you can't resist. I especially enjoy chatting with Sam (the sister who happens to have been there each time I've visited) about our shared fascination with the stories behind, well, everything. There's just something about knowing where an object came from and who loved it first that makes it extra precious. Bonus: A cat museum - appropriate to the store name - is being planned. Stay tuned!

Clean, visually appealing large vintage store open weekends only in historic downtown Crockett…read more(Friday, Saturday, Sunday) run by two sisters Jessie May and Samantha Jean, who have family ties to antiques dealing. They have assembled a unique collection of vintage wares. Friendly and cat loving (as suggested by their name), the sisters are welcoming when you walk inside. Their store includes vintage pop cultural lunchboxes, a cat collection including a working Garfield phone, vintage clothing, vintage dinnerware and jewelry boxes, antique matchboxes and even an eclectic vintage unicorn collection. They are well integrated into the tight knit Crockett community and host fundraisers for local cat related nonprofits.

I bought yesterday $ 360 dollars in souvenirs but when I checked the bag there's was only a few…read morethings, I got a big surprise today, I think they kept the rest of my stuff and only gave half of my shopping, please check your bags before getting out of this store, I feel l was robbed in Vegas what a shame

Small thrift store on the hill. It won't take you long to go thru. Lots of clothing. An eclectic…read moremix of kitchenware, jewelry and memorabilia. Go here to find a treasure. I found a Vintage scarf from Mervyn with the tag still on it. Lady was nice.

A great all volunteer operation for the community. The best way to get involved with your…read morecommunity.

Honestly a good, classic little thrift shop. Prices for regular clothes* are very reasonable,…read moreselection is okay (it's not a big place), things are organized, and there's usually volunteers around to help you look if you're in search of something specific. Believe me when I say it's very small and not suitable for strollers or dogs. Small to no kids clothing section but there are some games and kids books. Limited hours so plan your time wisely. Checkout time can be a wait. *There are a couple of "special" racks which are priced accordingly.

the staff is nice. but they be on your assss when it's 7:30 or later . music CUT!!! walking around…read moretalking about 15 minutes... 11 minutes... 7 minutes... girl ... love them down tho

The best corporate thrift store…read more Well merchandised, clean 30% off for seniors on Tuesday

This is one of the last true thrift shops in the Bay Area. When used and vintage now means huge…read moremarkups, with snobby service, this shop is a refreshing throwback! They have a power packed variety of clothing and goods, many high quality items for dirt cheap prices. The staff are also the sweetest and very helpful. I brought $20 in cash and left with a flawless vintage Wilson's leather jacket, another name brand cardigan, and two other high quality tops as wardrobe staples. The hours are very limited so come with focus and efficiency in mind. I only shopped for 10 minutes before they closed, and know I hardly scratched the surface. So I can't wait to come back for more deals with more time, and a chance supporting a great cause!

Wow! This place is busting out Christmas all over!…read more This is my first donate and my second visit. The place had transformed from a sleepy site and it was hopping. On my first visit, which was a while ago, I got the impression that this was a rather small space. However, it seems flexible inside and they have literally pushed the merchandise all the way back to the main walls and the space is greatly enlarged. This time they had tons of stuff, lots of Christmas stuff, and as far as I can figure, it was all on sale. Prices were very low. I saw many items on sale for either 50% off or as little as 25 cents per item. there were definitely sales where the signs were either missing or unclear. I got quite a surprise when a swatch of fabric, which I thought was six dollars turned out to be 50 cents. The quality of the items range from some highly coveted brands (not in my size, too bad), to the usual I haven't heard of these. The condition range from nearly brand new to very worn. They have an enormous range of merchandise for a thrift shop, they had lots of books, shoes,men's, women's and children's clothing, surprisingly large purse selection, electronics, all sorts of fabrics and linens, dining and cookware. As far as I can tell, the only day of the week where you can donate is Wednesdays. But it's quite the operation on Wednesdays. They received my donations, swiftly and efficiently. It's a pretty small parking lot and with the activity from the donations the lot was full. But with a bit of patience, the people who have completed their donations and don't plan to shop opens spots very quickly. They only accept cash. No credit cards, no phone apps, just cash. But on both my trips to the shop I could barely get to five dollars. I don't think it's going to be a hardship.

Such a wonderful shop with lots of great antiques and vintage. You need some time to visit as there…read moreare lots to see. Really a great place to visit..

What a nice place. Lots of vintage jewelry and books. Nice selection of vintage silk scarves. Very…read morefriendly proprietor. Just a fun place to look around.

This little shop is a great fit for those who love glassware, old-timey sheet music, figurines, and…read moreother vintage and kitschy "treasures". Pricing is reasonable and parking is easy.

It was an accidental find…read more I found myself across the street for an errand when my eye caught their window and thought, "let's check that place out." Jumped and hopped over across the street to satisfy my curiosity. Most of the items they have are used and/or most likely donated. There is plenty to look at but nothing that caught my eye. There is a wide variety of items for sale (clothing, shoes, paintings, toys, furniture, etc.) Some, however, are dated and required much needed maintenance. Most must have been there for some time because a lotta items had thick layers of dust. Some were also priced kinda steep. ($3 for free happy meal toys from McD's? I mean, if they were some kinda collectibles, $3 may be a bargain, but...) I walked out with a couple of still-tagged toys for the furbaby for the bargain price of $1 each. Otherwise, there was nothing else that caught my eye... ... at least, not for the price I want to pay. They do have a bit of following, though. There were a few "regulars" who walked in. Wasn't great, but it wasn't too bad. Might take awhile for that second visit, though...

The co-owner is such a sweet lady. Very friendly and customer focused. Items are very reasonably…read morepriced. It's a non-profit organization and they help high school students with skills!

Well organized stock. Quality items. I purchased a beautiful dress for a trip to Italy. Got so…read moremany compliments on it. And unbelievably well priced.