$10.49??? for a Trader Joes reusable bag?! wow what a steal …read more.. a lot of these bags are unfairly priced, there was also a lululemon free bag given at check out for $4.29

I really love shopping here. I have always loved thrifting the thrill of the hunt and not knowing…read morewhat you will find. Eco Thrift has NO fitting rooms so plan accordingly. I wear layered clothing or leggings and a slim fitting top. The store is well organized and sections are clearly marked. As with many thrift stores there are different colors marked down every day please listen for the announcements or check the board. I would recommend grabbing a cart because last time I went I found quite a bit and was carrying around my treasures. As with thrifting you never know what you are going to discover. The last time I went I came out with two fantastic finds one a H&M black cotton dress suitable for work wear and take you straight into evening or happy hour. The ruffle tiered dress I admit I paid more than I wanted to but Google came to the rescue and I saw several original retail prices and I found it over $ 100.00 brand new so I decided to splurge and purchase the dress. Service I can't comment on because I usually don't ask for help and there is self checkout available. But I don't know if my last encounter with customer service I should be flattered or insulted. I was checking out my items and the lady that was working at the front thought I was stealing my OWN jacket that I came in wearing! I said this jacket is mine check the cameras I was wearing it when I came in here! All in all a great thrift store but give yourself time because there is so much to look at. I find if I give myself time I find more treasures rather than just rushing through. Also, keep your finds close at hand with the case of the orange ruffle dress after people saw me put it on they were asking if I was going to purchase it while I was trying it on! There were people definitely waiting for me to put it down. Good Luck and Happy thrifting

Called this place, man (Roberto or Jesus maybe some other man?) answered, hello. That's it. I ask,…read morewho is this? He replies, who is this... you called me! I said, I'm calling a thrift store and I don't know if this is who you are. He reply Yes. I said as a business you should say hello this the thrift shop to confirm to people you are a business. He replies, you called me! Rude; after I just explained why he needs to act like a professional and reference the business. I tell him I'm not from Hayward and willing to drive there if you would do a quick look to see if you have any CD players and cassette players for a stereo system, not a boom box. He said he thinks he has some. I explain I am willing to drive if he has some, but don't want to if he doesn't. He say, yes I think we have some. I ask will you please confirm and take a look. He says, I'm pretty sure we have them. I ask how much are they. He says they'er not much. I ask again, would you please check and let me know how much. I see these in other thrift shops for $15-20 dollars. He says his aren't that cheap. I ask how much are yours. He replies more that that. I said that doesn't help me. For Pete's sake, you are not working with me at all on anything I ask. You don't let people know your a business when you answer the phone and argue with them about I called you etc. He is not willing to walk over to physically see if he has a cd or cassette player and not willing to tell me how much he charges. I push him again for a price. He says the CD player and cassette players are over $80 each. I say, that's why I'm asking. I don't want to pay that much. He says his have been gone over and work. I said that doesn't matter to me. What ever shop I buy from, they will take it back if it doesn't work, even at $15. He says I knew you didn't want to spend any money that's why I didn't tell you. I said when someone asks for a price, simply tell them. Don't make drama out of it, that's insulting. Then he hangs up on me. Ask yourself, do you want to be treated this way? Shame on him. He wanted to argue with me about everything. I called him back, of course he didn't take the call. I left him a messaging saying he just earned a negative one star on yelp. You brought it on with you bad attitude. I don' know what position Roberto or Jesus or smoother man? has (answering machine message says she is his daughter leaving the recording. I'm assume it's his business.) It's been along time since I've run into a rude business owner. I've only left one other Yelp review and it was 5 starts. Sorry Roberto, you deserve this review to be read by others.

Very high prices to be called a thrift store ; The owner need to be more humble ; he uplifts…read morehimself too much. Seems to be operated by the family: yet you don't feel welcomed since you walk in. They look at your every move as if you where to steal. rather keep visiting larger thrift stores ; can't support this small family business when they are ripping people off. More then half of this store sells brand new retail items ; nothing thrift about it .

I go here for donations, since all the other Goodwills that used to be closer to me have all closed…read moredown. Once I figured out the drive through situation here, it's actually pretty convenient. The donation area is open pretty late, that's a plus also. I went inside once, just so see what it looked like. And they do take just about anything and everything for donations. Located on Mission Boulevard in Hayward!!

The building badly needs air conditioning. It is SO hot in there . There are some fans but the…read morestaff never turns them on. There's many times I'd like to visit but this is not a place to go during warmer weather , so far I've only been able to go during the winter. Please get AC or turn on the fans and ventilations . I know there is some form of ventilation in the front section because the last time I went the employee said , " oops forgot to turn on the AC" and then proceeded to still not do it ‍ Cool it down, we would like to shop!

Super friendly staff and good selection. I choose to go here instead of Eco Thrift since it's more…read morechill.

Extremely rude to my partner. Do not come here. Called her a reseller and a bunch of other shit…read morewhen they were just trying to buy something for themselves. Why sell and put prices up just to start debating on the price again at the register?

Got told we were "stopping in real quick." Yeah, no…read more Deals are legit. Brand-name stuff for way less, all sorted into clear sections so you grab what you need and go -- no digging. Showed up with no plan, walked out with luggage for a trip I didn't even know I needed yet. Price made the decision for me. Heads up: there's a San Jose spot too, so wherever you're at, you're covered. But this one's got better parking -- lot's right out front, open spaces even when it's packed. No circling, no arguing about where to park. Came in skeptical. Left with luggage and a new regular store.

Located in random office park, looks very small when enter but bigger warehouse space in back…read morethat's crammed with stuff. Place is definitely not wheelchair accessible, very narrow aisles. Known to sell Costco returns (saw some shampoo that's been partially used). They carry clothing new with tags(mostly women?), lights, kitchen stuff, household things, faucets, squishmallows, pillows, suitcase, air fryers. Prices overall is lower than retail (sign said 20% off for clothing) but definitely not like 50% off. I didn't find anything I wanted but will keep in mind next time need to do some white elephant shopping. Pretty chilly inside so dress warm if it's cold out. Lots of security cameras everywhere.

The have a good selection of items considering they're a smaller thrift store…read more They have a little bit of everything and items are well priced. **Two color tags at 50% daily. **Wednesday 50% off 9-1pm

Been coming here for over 20 years, it's about a 40 min drive now, but when someone says 'can we go…read morethrifting?' And they want to go yo one place, here's where we go. Good selection of home goods and clothing, lots of sales.... Which is why the clothing prices are a bit high.

Cute and affordable local thrift store with a variety of items except big furniture supporting a…read moregreat cause. Friendly staff. Card only. Currently, they are open Wednesdays and Fridays 10am to 3pm. It's near a local park so come, support, and enjoy a nice stroll.

Nice selection of good quality used items. Anything from housewares to electronics and tools.read more

A real old fashioned thrift store. And A half on most days…read more A couple of shops, hard to find much over $10

Definitely a hidden gem of a thrift store in the Bay Area! I was in search for glass jars for…read moreplants, and I hit the jackpot here. The owner, Jesus, is the nicest owner of a thrift store I've ever met! The pricing is pretty awesome because it's gather what you can, bring it to the front desk, the clerk/owner gives you an estimate, and he gave me a deal with a lifetime. I got 22 glass containers of all different sizes for $10! Best deal ever!! The owner has three stores in the East Bay and the second store is literally a 10 seconds walk away. I scored another green vase there for a dollar! I'm gonna visit this place again and tell everyone about it! Everyone should check it out, especially if you're looking for glassware.

I usually shop for yarn at this location. Unfortunately, there was not a large inventory of yarn…read morewhen I visited the store. Usually items are priced reasonably.

Located in the Walgreens shopping center. Large store. No public restrooms which was closed down…read moreduring Covid and never reopened to shoppers. Decent prices. Used to have 50% off color tags which are now only 25%. They do have a shopping reward system to accumulate points for extra discount off. Parking is large. Shopping center location is a bit run down. Although I do see new businesses opening up in this location.

TAGS opened where The Shoe Place once was . TAGS is a non-profit community service org. whose goal…read moreis "serving teens and young adults through creative reuse programs". All proceeds generated are used to for teenadvocacy.org Offerings: clothes, shoes, accessories, artisans' creations.... Was greeted warmly, cordially by team leaders Haley & Ian. Obviously most of the clothes weren't my size. Was introduced to a rad XL shirt that had a ridiculous price ($7). Sadly, it wasn't a fit. May have been a women's XL. Labels were removed. The artisan creations looked interesting. Don't know where i can put them. Will return to check out shirts... Street parking only. TAGS is on a corner.

I love thrifting and finding treasures and I finally got the chance to visit this cute thrift…read morestore. Lynn was immediate at welcoming me and while I only had a managed to find the cutest Mickey Mouse (from Disney) t-shirt for $10. They have handmade items created by local teens, a board where notes can go up. This shop not only supports teens, it offers upcycling workshops, gives teens jobs, and simply a great cause behind it all. Will definitely stop by again!!!