Idk they have cool things. I found good things. Not more than 10 clothing items. and I paid 58!!! I…read moregot 6 kid books. Basic tops. And 2 jeans . And the prices are decent. The only thing that's crazy expensive is the jewelry. Like I know damn well a jade bracelet that I could get for $20 at a crystal shop is not $60!!! It's probably fake. ?? It was 7:40 and they close at 8pm and a lady with a high ass bun was saying out loud they'll be closing in 10 minutes????? It felt like I was being watched by an older man too. He kept fixing the racks when I wasn't really even touching them. And i started to fix them like how he had them and he would still go back a fix it. Like boy. Relax I guess it's my fault for coming in at 7 ? But it was 7:40 and they still had 20 minutes. The store though is super organized, maybe because they fix whatever you move right away lol. And idk the workers gave me weird vibes. Good stuff though and prices are better than good will /: 7/10

I want to start by saying that I believe secondhand stores are meant to serve the community by…read moremaking gently used items available at affordable prices while still allowing the business to make a profit. That balance is what makes secondhand stores so valuable, especially for families who may not always be able to afford retail prices. I have donated to this location several times throughout the years because I genuinely believed my donations were going back into the community and helping families find good-quality clothing and other items at reasonable prices. I have also shopped here many times. Unfortunately, over time, I have started noticing a huge difference between the mission of a secondhand store and the way items are actually being priced and handled at this location. I have personally seen items that I donated later being sold for $15-$20, while other used clothing in good condition is routinely priced at $10 or more. At that point, I have to ask myself: How is this still considered affordable for the community? Another frustrating issue is the lack of Apple Pay. In today's world, contactless payment has become extremely common, and not accepting Apple Pay is a major inconvenience for customers. I have also experienced situations where two identical items were priced differently. When I pointed this out to an employee, the store refused to honor the lower price and told me the other item would simply be put back on the floor in three or more days. When the products are essentially identical, that kind of response feels unnecessarily difficult and disappointing from a customer-service standpoint. After giving this location numerous chances, I have decided that I will no longer be donating here. Instead, I have started seeking out local mothers and families who are actually in need and giving my items to them for free. Honestly, I feel much better knowing that my donations are going directly to someone who needs them rather than being marked up and resold. I understand that organizations such as Goodwill and the Salvation Army need to make money in order to operate. I completely understand that these businesses have expenses and need to generate revenue. However, when used items are being priced so high that they are comparable to or sometimes not much cheaper than what you could purchase brand-new at Walmart or Target, I have to question who the store is really serving. Growing up, my parents didn't always have the money to buy brand-new clothes and shoes for me at the beginning of the school year. Being able to find clean, good-quality clothing at an affordable price made a huge difference for my family. Now that I am in a better financial position, I could easily go to Walmart or Target and spend $25 or more on something brand-new. Instead, I have intentionally chosen to shop at secondhand stores because I want to support businesses that I believe are helping the community. Unfortunately, the pricing, customer service, cleanliness, and overall management at this location have left me extremely disappointed. I truly hope management takes feedback like this seriously. Please do better not just for yourselves as a business, but for the community you are supposed to be serving. There are families who genuinely rely on secondhand stores to find affordable necessities, and they deserve better.

I usually do thrift stores for furniture. Let me reword that, I usually do the Habitat Restore for…read morefurniture and household items. I went to Deseret Industries for clothes to wear while gardening. I found some great items like a men's long sleeve linen shirt and a pair of women's scrubs with pockets inside pockets. So many pockets (where I can put so many gardening tools). Because I was there I walked the whole store and left with a knick knack or two. The clothes all seemed to be marked at $6 each regardless. This was fine for what I got. The 2 men's shirts and 2 women's pants with pockets were in great condition and would have retailed for way more than $6. But I think part of the fun of thrifting is finding items at great prices. A men's linen shirt for $6 is great a regular tshirt for $6 is not great. It's a really big store with a big collections of items ranging from things looking near new to things looking like they came out of grandma's garage. I'll probably be back but won't be a regular.

Came here a few times and never have I ever walked out with empty hands. You can find all sorts of…read morethings here from clothes to furniture. It's well maintained and organized. You can tell their staff takes pride in maintaining the stores's organization and cleanliness. This store feels huge once inside. I always head for the book section to look for books on travel or world atlas' once inside. I typically will find 1-2 books. Once I find the books, I debate on if I plan to purchase because their pricing is high. Compared to libraries where books can range from .50 cents to $1. At most for a used a book, I've paid $4 when I've gotten the same book for $1 at local library. It's always worth a stop to check out, but be prepared you may find items are sold here for a premium price. Plenty of parking. Store hours are funky.

This store used to be decent and have somewhat fair pricing, but since the remodel (to reflect a…read moremore "hipper" store), the prices have increased and there seems to be less selection. Disappointing and unfortunate.

So I do a lot of donations through here. So I called yesterday to see if they accepting clothes…read more One the worker asked before he came bac on the phone and than said yes. I go less than 20 min I drop off 3/4 big bags and one the men said we not accepting no clothes well I called and your associate said yes. Next time communication works everywhere it's FREE. I done wasted my time coming dropping of stuff that all of a sudden don't accept. It's crazy

the front lady today at 10:38 wjth the red shirt is so rude she doesn't greet me when i walk in ??…read moreand doesnt say goodbye or ask if i need help at all she needs some assistance in customer service or get another employee cause she sucks

The Best Store In Town. They got everything you need from light bulbs , fans, grass cutter, sinks,…read morewasher and dryer and even stove. Come here for good deals

Eco thrift gets crazy packed. Thank goodness they have air…read moreconditioning because its rip in here. Smells like old stuff for sure lol. This place made me so dang itchy. Our teens found a few cool items but to be honest a lot of the stuff is way overpriced. Also make sure you triple check your items before purchasing because...I found a bunch of jeans with huge holes in them and they were still pricing them a 15 bucks. Especially the ladies jeans with huge holes in the thigh area. So most definitely check due to their no exchange no refunds clause. Overall it's ok but you really gotta hunt for the good items. Employees were ok. Checkout is a machine that takes cash or cards.

Good Luck with customer service onsite. Store is hit and miss like many thrift stores but if theres…read moreany issues with purchase you're screwed. You can come back with receipt and get the run around. They didn't remove a security device I bought from there. Both the cashier and guard knew me from Purchase. The manager came down seen my receipt and lied and said I didn't get shirt from there. This is trash you gotta deal with.

Dang thrifting is getting crazy expensive. Like some of the…read moreprice tags seem absolutely outrageous for 2nd hand stuff. We found a few things for our teens as they love thrifting. Employees were friendly and helpful. Inside is well maintained. Just wish whomever puts the prices would get a clue and price the items properly.

This Salvation Army is pretty large. There is more than enough space for clothes and furniture. I…read moresaw a lot of holiday merchandise available and even some new w/ tags items too.

Bought products from them on their live shows from Whatnot application, received a dead-on-arrival…read moremassage gun, that I couldn't contact them about because they were removed from the site. Then the giveaway item (Nintendo Switch) that I had won was canceled and now I'm out other items I bought because of the item won. I don't know what happened, but I feel like I'm out a bunch of money from a company that claims to be top notch customer service. You burned a lot of people, zero honor in ripping people off.

This isn't what I thought it was, not worth taking a detour to visit. But I did purchase a mystery…read morebox, I don't know what I was expecting. But it was a box of useless junk, 2022 planners, 10 iPhone case, stained 5XL underwear and bunch other useless stuff.

Happened to drive on Foothill Blvd in city of Rialto Ca and saw a gentleman holding a sign…read more Glad he did , I wouldn't have known there was a new thrift store in Rialto . It is easily missed , the store is set in the back of the parking lot . Small parking lot shared with the local businesses in the same shopping center . Friendly customer service, met a young gentleman who run the business with his family. Store still needs a little organization, some items are not easily accessible. Maybe in time they can add some shelving to display the merchandise a bit more visually pleasing . I understand it's their first week so in time I can see where they will make improvement as time goes by. Other than that it's a great family owned thrift store, they accept donations during business hours only. They do carry some cute vintage clothes, shoes , music CD , coats etc. merchandise is reasonably priced compared to other type stores.

From the owner: Amazing thrift store with new, vintage, 90s-2000s clothes. CD’s. VHS, and so much more unique items.read more

Cute shop and they have a variety of things. My only complaint was with the lady with the glasses…read moresort of young. She was rude and told us something that could have been presented differently. Treat your customers with kindness and respect especially if you don't want bad reviews. Kindness goes along way.

I have been coming to this store for a few years and am seeing a decline. Poorly lit ( if lit at…read moreall) consignment cabinets, clutter and knicknacks replacing solid finds, has-been stuff like old dishes glued together to make "art", handmade jewelry that's just not great. Used clothing section is unremarkable. Prices on some items are way too high. The luster is fading. Owner was in a bad mood last time I visited, place was disorganized. I wish them well and hope they can bring the charm back.

To bad this location is closing. I like this store; very affordable cloths, and other house items…read more We miss this store.

This is my favorite store. Cashiers are helpful and friendly. They have a lot of plus suze clothes…read moretoo . Some clothes are little odd but there are a lot of good finds . You have to go through one by one. Some of the sizes are mixed. I have found a lot of good shirts that I bought for $2 but worth way more.