This place was a little hard to find as they had no sign! Look for the Bank of America atm, as it's…read moreright next door. The clothing was of good quality, but nothing special. They had lots of Target brands mostly. There weren't any vintage shoes nor bags, so it's not like you'll find hidden treasures here. The only amazing items were their home goods. They had some incredible dishware, at really cheap prices. Plus they're having a sale on those goods between now and Wednesday. The bookstore is really impressive. My local library doesn't even organize their books as well as Humane Society. I was waiting for strolling through, and saw the stacks of fiction weren't a jumbled mess. Someone actually went through and grouped them by author. The selections were pretty good too. My husband got the Steve Jobs book for just $1. You could find that online for $10 at a used rate.

This place is so stinking cute! I've been looking for a cat cafe for a while and although they…read moredon't serve food, you can bring your own in and hang out for a bit. My daughter is 5 and loves going to shelters to cuddle cats but we were looking for somewhere to hang out for a bit. A few weeks ago, we found this place. We brought a chapter book in, sat and cuddled cats while reading and then shopped at the thrift shop! It's really cute. It would be amazing if someone could make a little coffee kiosk with really coffee machine, espresso machine or pastries!

We were there on a Thursday. While the store was well stocked with quality goods I did not find…read moremuch.. would love to see the store right after it's stocked with new donations. I bet it's fantastic. The ladies working were super friendly and attentive. The store was set up nicely ..boutique like. No odd smells like some thrift stores.

Nice big, well run thrift shop. We scored some swim trunks for hubby that were new, and some salad…read morebowls I liked. Big and well sorted. They also have 50% off specials weekly.

St Lukes Victorian Attic is located in a circa 1800's little Victorian up on a hill in historic old…read moreAuburn. It's small, but worth your time. When you step inside, it feels like you are stepping into Grandma's house, with book lined shelves in the entry & a period stove in the next room...it's cute, cozy and conducive to browsing all the little nooks and crannies within. The folks running the shop are volunteers. Unlike an experience I had at a volunteer staffed thrift shop on the opposite side of Auburn, these folks are all super friendly and that makes all the difference. The inventory is not huge, but items are well represented across various categories. Books, CD's, apparel,  Kitchenware, decor & a few antiques make up the majority of their items. If you're a fan of Victorian architecture and/or thrifting, you'll want to bookmark this business and visit soon!

Firstly, I am NOT into thrift shops. Quality antique stores, yes. Thrift shops? No, (No offense…read moreto thrift shop lovers out there.) Unfortunately, I have little patience for these types of stores. So, when my 19 year old daughter asked to stop here while passing through Auburn, I was less than thrilled. OH MY GOSH!! If every thrift store were like this one, I may convert. It is small, but they utilize every nook and cranny in the best of ways. It is neat, orderly and carries top quality used merchandise. They have quite a number of books, women's clothing, shoes and housewares. (Didn't really notice any men's clothing.) We walked out of the store having purchased a beautiful Scott McClintock "vintage" evening gown, another designer dress, 1 VERY stylish pair of vintage shoes that are currently in style, another pair of shoes, a Royal Albert teacup, a vintage glass jar and an OLD, OLD, OLD hand tatted doily for a grand total of $29. That's right! $29!!! Even my "you have enough antiques" husband was excited over our purchases. And the women who work here are so, so nice. They are helpful, friendly and kind. It was close to closing time and they didn't rush us one bit. The next time we drive by, through, near or next to Auburn, we will definitely be making another visit to St. Luke's Thrift Shop. GREAT place.

A clearly well organized and coordinated store. Mostly everything was organized as color…read morecoordinated. Loved that there are 2 thrift stores in the same strip "mall" to browse.

I used to shop here all of the time. The store has always been problematic but, lately it's become…read moreinexcusably awful. The corporate overlords have decided that the best way to improve customer service is to lock up the bathrooms, remove the fitting rooms while adopting a very time consuming and inconvenient return policy for store credit only. Every other Goodwill in the area has the same challenges but they are able to handle the changes without the employees making the customers feel like they are a nuisance. Then there are the prices. This store gets some great stuff DONATED but they often price things at or above what a retail store would charge. I used to shop here almost daily. Now, I can't justify dealing with the abuse by the surly employees for the chance to pay too much for things.

Fun store to browse. Jeanne was very warm and welcoming. We will stop by again on our travels!read more

It looks like a little thrift store, but it's really like a consignment antique store of items not…read moreTOO vintage. I bought a super cute posey pin (a tiny flower vase lapel pin)

This shop is so adorable and you are bound to find some gems here. I stopped by with some friends…read moreafter a hike and while exploring Old Auburn. The shop is relatively small, but it is packed with vintage goodies. Clothes (dresses, boots, coats, jeans etc.), jewelry, stickers, pins, accessories (belts, scarfs, bandanas), and more are curated for the space. The staff that was there was super nice and helpful. The price is comparable to other vintage stores/curated shops so be mindful of that. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area.

Great shop ! Wonderful service, great people, environment and clothes!! Very comfortable…read moreatmosphere. I love it. I drive from Sacramento to go here.

Stunning vintage store in Old Town Auburn with the best curation and reasonable prices! True…read morevintage clothes that are cleaned and mended, the local artisan goods make Christmas shopping easy I love chatting with the owners and their employees are all super sweet too!

The girls at Ragged Glory are very kind super helpful. I love the Wooden Spoon Herbs Magic…read moreMagnesium powder and I only get it here because its a great excuse to visit. Auburn is so beautiful, I live in Rocklin but on my days off I can be found enjoying Auburn. Thank you for being an amazing store..keep up the awesome work ladies!!!

The lady working yesterday made our whole visit worth it. She had us laughing and smiling the whole…read moretime. I got an awesome poodle skirt. I called later that day feeling regretful that I did not buy a camera they had in the store. I called and they put it on hold. Not too big of a store to overwhelmed but not small enough where there's little inventory. Thank you!!!

Very small place and most items are more appropriate for a yard sale. The main issue was that my…read moreexistence was absolutely ignored by the people working there, even when I was literally standing right in front of them. I believe they were volunteers, which is great for any charity to have. But the way their customers are treated is very off-putting and, frankly, odd.

The owner is an absolute doll! Super sweet, attentive to every customer that walks in, and always…read morewilling to chit chat with you if the time permits. Absolutely love the vibe and selection of 80s-90s-Y2K clothing that she has! Tons of Harley Davidson, Carhartt, Miss Me, Wrangler, and Band tees. Prices are more than fair for all the pieces in here. Inventory changes fast as most items are a one of a kind find here! Grab it while you can! Love supporting this chic business.

Don't go out of your way to visit. I think if you're in the area to hike then it would be worth it…read moresince its down the block from the free gold rush TINY museum and famous ikeda. You can hit all 3 in an hour. Their old auburn and downtown is just junk. Good to get your steps in though! Price range is $15+ a piece. If you're from a big city, your local thrift shop has cheaper pieces but you'll have to do the digging. Price makes sense for this small town, its a small trailor. Don't come looking for big brands and thinking you're going to leave with a bunch.

In a very unassuming spot is a store full of treasures. Lots of nooks to discover little and big…read morefinds. From glassware, clothing, jewelry, bags, nicknacks... Reasonable prices.

Very interesting thrift store in Auburn. The place is packed to the gills with lots of good finds…read more My friend snagged a great leather jacket, I found several items I liked but didn't buy. The prices seemed reasonable to me, the owner is super friendly. I will go back!