Great selection of antiques and art. Found 2 pairs of black jogger sweats brand new with tags for…read more$5 & $3.50 bargains! Will definitely come back here again when in town.

With the current state of affairs, I have had to think twice when something breaks. Do I pay top…read moredollar or go check out my favorite thrift store where I have donated a lot of nice and some valuable items through the years has what I want? To my surprise, each time something broke (like a dish, a lamp and other things), I went to Tailwaggers in Henderson Center and found exactly what I needed at a very low price. These days, I am trying to buy most items 2nd hand before paying outrageous prices in stores with all the heartless DT tariffs being passed onto us. Tailwaggers has a very nice man working there. Everyone was super nice and helpful whenever I have gone there to buy something. Many years ago, when my cat became missing (got out of the house right after a move), Sequoia Humane Society helped me find my kitty who managed to get out and then lost when a loud mower came unannounced. Then, it began pouring rain for three weeks straight. The nice man who found my then less than a year-old kitty crying under his back shed, lived only two blocks away. My kitty was shy. She would not come to anyone but me. The nice man had been feeding her sardines from a can and he called Sequoia Humane Society where I had also posted a flier with my phone number. I went to that man's house and he took me to his back yard shed, where baby cat was hiding. When she heard my voice, she came to me. We were so happy to be reunited. Baby cat wanted to be held in my arms for weeks after that. She had been missing for nearly a month. I split the donation I had posted on fliers between the Sequoia Humane Society and that nice man who took the time and effort to reunite us. This is the primary reason why I love Sequoia Humane Society and Tailwaggers so much that I donate all gently used and even new items, as I don't want to deal with Craig's list, etc. These days with money tight, I am shopping there frequently too.

I almost don't want to leave a review for the Discovery Shop, because it feels like a secret I want…read moreto keep. I love this store so much, it's one of my favorite thrift stores. The prices are slightly higher than other local second-hand places, but all of the clothes are so well-sorted, in great condition, and don't have that thrift store smell, so I'm happy to pay a bit more. The store is well-organized, curated, and CLEAN. Staff/volunteers are friendly. Keep an eye out for the 50% off color tags! And the storewide 50% off sale a few times a year.

The selection is great. The shop is like a quaint boutique. Friendly staff and volunteers. I would…read morerecommend this as your go to for all your needs

Friendly people and really cheap prices. Really great store. A piece of luggage cost us $1.50…read moresomething.

Thank you to the Rescue Mission for coming to pick up a donation this last week on G St. Dave and…read morehis assistant were so efficient in removing all items donated from the home. They went the extra mile to move a shelving unit that we donated and we were so grateful to them they always do such a wonderful job and are so nice!!! We appreciate the Rescue Mission so very much And will continue to donate. Sincerely, Rick and Nancee Johnson

Love love the fact they offer a military discount…read more And the store was easy to move around, and was not cluttered. Awesome prices to Awesome job guys

From the owner: Antique, Consignment, and Thrift Store!…read more Quality Items and a Thrift Store price!

Pretty cute! Glad they hang show posters in the window, it…read moregot me to come in. They have a sweet $1 bin where i saw a $100 retail skirt! Wild. They also had some cool costume hats and leggings :) Also fancy novelty socks, misc jewelry, and glittery cat paintings!

Yesterday, 6/18/24, my daughter and I were wandering around old town Eureka & we stumbled upon this…read moreamazing shop. This is a place you could easily spend hours in discovering treasures. The selection is truly impressive, from literal Victorian clothing, to 1970's disco jumpsuits. My daughter found a gorgeous dress with a black tulle skirt and red satin rhinestone embellished sash for only ten bucks! But the real star of the show was the girl who worked there & I wish I'd gotten her name. She had short dark hair & was the sweetest, most wonderful young woman. She couldn't have known how much her kindness mattered, but it did. We have just moved here & my daughter is having a tough time, worrying about whether or not she'll fit in or be happy here. This salesperson was precisely the kind of person my daughter admires and we talked briefly about anime and video games and...maybe it didn't seem like much to her, but it meant a lot to us. We will certainly be back. Often.

Amazing selection for everyone! True vintage for a steal! I never don't stop in while I'm in old…read moretown.

Great selection, great prices. Gabe is funny and will entertain you throughout your visit. Will…read morereturn. Thank you, sister

Whoa, stay out of this store, the owner? has some serious anger issues. The words "going postal"…read morecomes to mind. Messy store, most items not priced and when asked for a price she was obviously frustrated, then highly agitated, stating that this store is run by recovered addicts and who are we to question why items aren't priced "everyone here is a volunteer". At this point we (all senior citizens) were heading towards the door as she was screaming at us to "Get out of her store?". Who knows what she has hidden behind the counter..

It smelled was very disorganized and way overpriced. The guy at the counter did look up from his…read morephone to greet us but other than that nothing positive to say. Joked to my husband and said "well I guess this is a museum, they don't really want to sell anything" lols!! Should not be called a thrift store. Vintage shop or something else. Thrift shops do not price things so high.

The selection here is quite varied and interesting - jewelry, housewares, books and collectibles of…read moreall sorts. A lot of vintage items and generally good pricing, and friendly and helpful staff. Definitely will shop here again.

Pricey for what the selection is and I tried to donate some books, but was rejected. I saw a woman…read morewalk in after me with a BIGGER box of books and they accepted hers. The manager stated they weren't taking books right now. But clearly didn't want the books that I had. I suspect it had something to do with the books being queer/LGBTQ+ friendly. Very disappointed in this transphobic/homophobic run store. The cashier woman was very kind, though. 5/5 stars for her.

This is a great thrift store that supports a great organization, and it has pretty much a little…read morebit of everything in it. The building has a small side parking lot that can be difficult and parking on the street is sometimes the best choice. The service counter is straight ahead as you enter the shop, usually with two or so volunteer helpers. The store is surprisingly large opening to the right and straight back of the counter. Usually offering a nice selection of clothing - women's and men's mostly - they have a high end rack in both sections these garments are priced full resale. There is usually a decent selection of furniture and miscellaneous household items - most everything I looked at was again at full resale. As well, the book section was more resale than thrift priced. There are bargains to be had, but you will have to search a bit more - I have always found a few items each time I've been in and knowing my money supports the local hospice - makes paying a bit more for some items okay in my book. A solid 4 stars. 00196