McCaulou's Kids (separate from the main department store) is AWESOME. I got my daughter's matching…read morerain boots, umbrella, and rain jacket here. Also lots of cute toys (fisher price, baby Einstein, stuffed animals, TY, etc) and not to mention clothes, sizes from newborn to about kids 9. The bigger department store is also a nice stop for gifts, has a well sized men's section and ample selection for women-- not just clothing but also some thoughtful small gifts. Solid selection of scarves and hats for winter. Both stores offer gift wrapping and are moderately priced. Friendly customer service is a plus

This store has the worst customer service l've ever encountered. The complete lack of consideration…read moreshown by the store managers, especially Natalie. From what l've seen, her attitude and manner toward both customers and staff make her unfit for a manager or customer service position. I firmly believe that higher management should take a more active role in overseeing their staff and how they interact with customers.

its over. Closed. I went by many times…read more Rob sold it years ago. No one there, each time I went. Luckily there is a new Sonoma Skate shop owned by a skater near the Round Table Pizza & CVS I went in and was helped with a complete set up for me and my son. He was helpful. I'll be back. its called VALLEY OF THE MOON skate shop. RIP old school. P.S. there's no surf around here, need an Ocean for that.

Appears to be no longer in business ( I was last by there 10/17/2024.)…read moreNo particular signage that says they're closed permanently, but the few glimpses you can catch through the gaps in the window coverings indicate a mostly empty store with only a few display cases and racks. Sad, this was the best and most complete skate shop in Sonoma County, (and was the premier North Bay shop for quite a while after Purple Skunk closed in SF) IMHO, you will need to go to Bill's Wheels in Santa Cruz to find it's equal.

Cute little thrift shop at the square in Sonoma. Stopped here with my friend and we browsed a…read moreshort time without finding anything we needed to bring home. Small selection of jewelry, fair selection of clothing and also some home decoration or other home goods. Everything looked clean and the prices seemed fair to me. Worth a stop in if you're already in the area.

I bought a great dress for a fabulous price. Th store is well organized and clean with a very good…read moreselection of jeans. Kitchen items are unique and well displayed.

They have a great selection and very well organized, so many items I would have purchased…read moretoo....BUT I would rather pay a third of the price and buy them brand new. Prices are astronomically high for used, donated items. Some of the staff were polite while others acted as if they could not see or hear us. If you are looking to spend way too much money on mediocre stuff this is your place, otherwise maybe shop elsewhere.

After reading through many of the reviews, there were two points that stuck out. Lots of folks…read moreacknowledge the helpfulness of the staff. The negative point, was that the prices are more like consignment pricing than thrift pricing. In other words, why are the prices so high on clothing if it is donated? On my visit they had clothes on racks outside for a dollar on up. The front half of the store is dedicated towards clothing and the rear half of the store is dedicated to everything else. There are three dressing rooms at the halfway point. They have a very large media section where you can pick up vinyl records for just a dollar apiece. Lots of CDs, VHS tapes and books, more than you'll find it any Goodwill. There's lots of collectibles in the form of video games, glassware, jewelry, accessories, and memorabilia. However, I do have to side with those who said the prices are all over the place and many prices are not in line with thrift shop pricing. It is offset by their tag color sale prices which certainly helps. So yes, you can find some deals here, but there are many items that are well above what Goodwill would ask. That's what keeps them from hitting the four star range in my book. Cash and credit, no refunds and no public bathroom. These 10 informative photos should at least get you in the door.

The selection of clothing and prices cannot be beat! I have always come home with some great finds…read morefrom this shop. The staff are all friendly and the store is well organized.

Super cute store off of Sonoma Highway with their own parking lot. It's a bright neon green…read morebuilding that's hard to miss. Everything in there is clean and organized. They have available fitting rooms, prices marked clearly and a wide selection of items. The employees are approachable, sweet and friendly. They accept all forms of payment. I really took my time walking down every aisle. Fun place to shop for a great cause. Definitely will be back!

Great little spot with lots of treasures and gifts for those who value handmade, quirky and…read morecreative gifts. It's like Etsy but as a physical storefront! I also appreciate their unique clothing lines - mostly deconstructed styles in knit jersey, denim and wool. Clothing prices are a little high but I scored an awesome summer deconstructed tunic top on their sale rack a while back for $10! As I recall it's a mother and daughter operation and they clearly have an eye for quality handmade items.

Found a few amazing deals for my tween here and I also have…read moremy eye on a sweater and a dress for me - I'll be back!

They are quite selective on what they will accept for donations. Does not accept books, DVDs, or…read morepicture frames (even brand new). These items not listed on their web page "does not accept" list. Hope this avoids a wasted trip for someone.

Well organized, staff work hard. Items and holiday supplies are reasonably priced. I donate goods…read morehere often, staff are helpful with drop offs.