Stopped by this thrift store that I found on Yelp. It's on the way home from where my family and I…read morewere hanging out today and we love to thrift. We are not resellers trying to make a profit nor made of money. Thrifting for us is both for fun and also part of survival and quality of life. We appreciate good, fair prices on great, high quality things and a clean, organized place to shop. This shop offered us all that. The people there were kind as well. I was able to find really nice, high quality dress pants for a new job- Talbots, BDG, Zara. Everything fit perfectly too! $5 each pant and worth over 100 if bought new in store. Thank you for today!

Fantastic choices of men's, & women's clothing at great prices...always something new to discover…read more Upscale things unlike Goodwill & S.Army. They have a $1,$3, etc rack out front with really nice items. Take a look, you'll be pleasantly surprised!!

I was walking by the store and realized that I had heard of it prior so I decided to take a look. I…read morelove the fact that all proceeds go to help people with disabilities. The prices were more than reasonable. Skirts for four dollars, dresses were ten dollars and shoes were two dollars. They had all different levels of brands from anthropology and Ralph Lauren to gap and shein. There were also men's and children's items. There were some really nice items. I even saw several items that had brand new tags on them. I'm all for keeping items out of landfills whilst benefiting a great cause. I'll definitely come back and take a peak when I'm in the area.

A ridiculously awesome thrift store that houses truly nice clothes at an outstanding deal. Nothing…read moreis over $10. What?!! I'm writing another review not only because this place deserves it, but they also changed locations it seems. They are now were the old Escondido Library was across from the Loft store. When you exit Target (from the inside of the mall), go left and you'll see it :)

The Iron Pony Trading Post will celebrate its 6th year in May (2023)…read more Located at Main Street in Ramona's Old Town District, the Iron Pony offers vintage and antique items including furniture, lighting and decor. There are4 vendor booths in addition to the main showroom. Iron Pony offers all thing unique and cool.

Great place, and really friendly people. Loved the selection from their vendors and all the stalls…read morehad a great style to them. Will definitely be coming back to check in on what's new!

Absolutely amazing service, and a really great selection of items. I went in with my girlfriend and…read morewe were instantly greeted and treated so nice. I purchased this beautiful jacket that was a little pricey for me but one of the employees, Liz, absolutely made every effort to make the price more comfortable for me! I will be coming back!!!!!

I have given this store several chances to do better, to be better and they have failed each time…read more I only taken items that one of the two other stores where I consign didn't sell. So what,I thought, if this place has AWFUL customer service, lack of responsiveness, and the store itself is a mess - what do I have to lose if I only take them items that haven't sold elsewhere? Well, I got my answer. I'll start with my most recent experience which includes being hung up on by whoever was working today. A woman who is on a good day, condescending and rude. She was both. I went into the store last week to pick up my items that didn't sell. Items that were dropped off in June, on a slow weekday during which I had a lovely chat with Angel. She took most of my items. I called a few months later and was shocked to learn that the items had never been put out. If you have shopped or consigned at EDIT you may have had to sidestep the rows and piles of shopping bags littering the floor in an already crowded space. That should have been a red flag to me (in their defense, last week when I picked up two shopping bags full of clothes, there was minimal mess in the store, a first!) So the summer clothes I dropped off in June would likely have had a better chance of being purchased had they been put out in a timely manner. How/why bags of clothing that were all accepted by Angel, the owner, did not make their way onto the racks was never quite explained - when I called and spoke to someone else Angel was in the background and both women seemed eager to get me off the phone, acting as if I were the one who caused the delay. In any case, they already had my stuff so I could either leave it there or pick it up then and there. I chose to leave it there. Once January hit, I called the store several times, no answer. Left several messages, sent a few emails. Finally Angel responded to an email saying whoever I spoke to should have called me back. I don't remember the other woman's name, the same one who was rude and dismissive of me just now (again) but she finally called me and said they had a check for me and my items were ready to pick up. I went over last week, calling on my way as a heads up (to my surprise someone actually answered the phone - first try!) I picked up two bags and recognized the name and voice of the woman who I am referencing now, sorry cannot remember the name but I don't think all that many people work there. I brought two bags home with a compliment from her on my way out the door - "you have great stuff." She's right. Because she had a customer, I refrained from asking why working with them is such a challenge. I merely left quietly and brought home my unsold merchandise. Yesterday I went through the items returned to me. I had asked over the phone to see an itemized list of what I had given them vs what sold. Other stores I consign with provide this w/o asking or have a website/app where you have access to your inventory. I didn't expect to have the list based on previous experience with EDIT, and sure enough, no list was provided. So I went through both bags last night, and when I got to the bottom I found a beautiful pink hooded sweatshirt from Pangaia. I never wore it before I dropped several sizes and it became too large to wear. Tags still on it. The pale pink hoodie has large white blotches all over it - see photos. I can't imagine what on earth happened to it. None of the other items have noticeable stains on them (though perhaps I should look closer). I can no longer consign this brand new item elsewhere nor resell on my own. It is, tags and all, now ruined. Should this come as a surpise that in January I pick up an item from June from a place that had bags piled high on top of one another for months on end, maybe not. But it's upsetting. I emailed photos last night. I called the store several times today and big surprise - no one answered. I left a voicemail. And then, I called again and spoke to the woman mentioned above. She said she has access to neither the email nor the voicemail for the store. VM - that's odd, but none of my business. She barely let me speak and tried to rush me off the phone, as she has done in the past many times over the years. I said to her, I am begging you to let me speak. Please. It's so difficult to get one of you on the phone. And I explained about the stains. She asked what could have stained the item in the store - great question, I told her. I said that they had until COB tomorrow to get back to me and before I could finish my sentence (for YELP) she interrupted for maybe the fifth time, laughing at me, dismissive again. She told me there is no reason to threaten her. Very dramatic. I let her know that facts are not threats. In the past, checks have gotten "lost in the mail." Come on. Treat my clothes better. Treat customers better, with respect and courtesy. Do better. Or at least, the bare minimum. Seller beware! Buyer beware!

I had been wanting to go to this place for a long time. Warmly greeted! We had such a great…read moreshopping experience here. They have a fantastic selection of carefully curated items. The shop owner was super helpful with explaining the items and helping us find the perfect selections. Many of the items are not in expensive however, this is not mass produced junk from China so you're getting something special.

This is a large store that is currently stocked full of everything Christmas (and a small section…read moreof Chanukah items), all made by hand! From Christmas ornaments, candles, Santa wish lists, wood tables, giant, outside Christmas lights and statues, they have everything for the holidays. Lots of employees inside, and Christmas music playing to get you really into the spirit. This is more than a store...it's a experience! It is a little pricey though, probably because so much is homemade.

The selection of items was great! Lots of different gifts to choose from. Everything was nicely…read morelaid out, and the staff was friendly!

A Truly Amazing Store. This store is absolutely incredible! Everything they sell is made by…read moreindividuals with autism and developmental disabilities, and the quality, creativity, and heart behind each item truly shine. It's inspiring to see such a meaningful space that not only supports talented creators but also helps raise awareness and promote inclusion. Highly recommended for anyone looking to shop with purpose and support a great cause.

Another one of those second hand stores with some of what you'd need plus a bunch of odd stuff you…read moreprobably don't but still have fun looking at anyway lol we live close and there are a few shops like this nearby that I've been meaning to check out and review and I'm finally getting around to them! This stuff really is next to new. Some of the ugliest, weird-but-in-great-condition stuff mixed in with luxury bags and outfits. Some of the things are creepy lol but only as much as stores like this have. On the other hand, there are glass, crystal, ceramic etc stuff, full sets that you'd be really surprised with. Along with the home decor and antique furniture there, it's easy to understand the higher prices. As someone who loves buying secondhand, everything there really was priced accordingly, especially for the condition they were in. I'd bring my son back to see if there are any clothes he'd want. They seem to be good at checking out the items before they put them up for sale, which I appreciate bc that keeps people from feeling like they're kind of dumpster diving. I hope they do something mindful with the stuff they don't keep/sell. For such a big shopping area, they do a great job keeping it looking neat and clean. I saw some '80s records my dad would have loved, but I left them til I could figure out exactly what I'd do with them. I met a girl there that saw that a cute purse she really wanted the day before was still on the rack.. we both saw it as a sign, so she bought it :)

This is a large consignment shop with some unique finds, especially if you enjoy vintage, antique…read morefurniture and knick knacks. However, as with many thrift type stores, I found some of the items to be unreasonably priced. Take a look at my photos and videos below to see. They did have some clothes 50%, which I though was a great deal. Their shoes were in pretty good condtion and while not super cheap, I think they are reasonable if you cannot find that same shoe online or in-stores anymore. At the time I came, they did not have real gold jewelry. I asked one of the associates and I believe Deborah herself answered when she said it wouldn't be available for another hour. Deborah was deep into what very much appeared to be researching her items before listing them for sale. Cool place to check out, but definitely consider skipping the store items and bags as you can find better prices elsewhere. Unless you want to support a local business, of course.

I love what this thrift does for the community! Serving those in need both the food closet and the…read morethrift store. Prices are that of an actual independent thrift store and not high at all. They also get an abundance of quality items and new designer labels. Furniture in the back-yard area is solid and not damaged or at all. Look out for their 50% off sales, they have them periodically and advertised sales via text. A hidden gem in this community.

I've been consistently disappointed by their high prices. Apparently so are others because it's…read morebecoming overrun by a collection of dirty, unusable junk. Over the past year I've seen dollar store items with tags attached marked for a dollar MORE than the original price tag. They have a good price for sheets and blankets, but the furniture and miscellaneous prices are absurd. I understand they need to make money to help the community, but the people who shop there can't afford a $50, plain old chair. You'll find a tiny notebook with half the pages smeared in lipstick marked at 3.99. I don't know what their business model is but it sure isn't moving product. Goodwill is pricey, but at least their items are quality. I honestly can't afford to shop at Ramona Food and Clothes Closet. Your prices truly need to be readjusted.