Wish I could remember the woman's name that works there. She deserves credit for being so very…read morehelpful and friendly. Lots of fun unique things to see. Prices were very fair. I'll be back

A very odd eclectic place felt like I was walking through an overgrown estate sale (ALL GOOD…read moreTHINGS!!). Could have spent literal hours here just going through everything. Prices were fantastic for a thrift store nowadays and it really felt more like an experience honestly. Found some great stuff and would love to come back def recommend checking it out!!

Decided to try and feed my physical media addiction while in the area…read more Upon entry I could see it was clean and orderly but a little on the small side. I spent a few minutes browsing and took my selections to the register. When the employee checked me out he didn't say anything and removed one of his two earbuds. The only words I got was my total and asked if I needed a bag. Short and sweet just like my visit.

We found so many cute items! The store is well organized by size and color, making it easy to find…read moresomething to your liking. I saw name brands for a great price. The employees were a little soft spoken but friendly. The only down side... no fitting rooms! We tried on some things in the aisle that had a mirror. Store is clean and the bathrooms are only for staff.

Very nice people, and good selection. Not a large store but we found some great items!read more

Wonderful thrift store with friendly volunteers. I love donating my items knowing that they are…read moregoing to use the funds for community projects. Every time I drop off I donation I had to stop inside and see what gems I can find. We love the seasonal pop up sales.

Having been to many amazing vintage/thrift/antique stores all around the world, after spending…read moreseveral hours over multiple days at Gratitude I can confidently say it is one of the absolute best stores I have ever been to!!! Massive credit to the owner, Tim, who has created a gem. Must-go when in Ojai!!!

This place is the best. I always come away here with…read moreTREASURES They have an extensive vintage section and the prices are amazing. Every time I come here it reminds me of a time when you could hunt through old thrift shops and actually come away with cool and weird and magical items. Like your heart beating in anticipation and finding score after score. Bonus the owner was such a sweetheart and found and returned my cellphone which rescued me from some major travel nightmares. A million stars!

Super cool store. Mostly women's clothes but also men's. Some furniture like end tables and some…read moreside chairs. Most clothing is 8-10 bucks. Not bad! People are friendly.

I travel 2 hours each way to visit them. I love the selection and the employees are so friendly…read more Great value on items

The only problem with the Santa Barbara location is that the parking lot is too small…read more It's a no-frills thrift store, and much better to deal with than Alpha Thrift.

I haven't been inside this Goodwill, but I have nothing but gratitude for the donation center. I…read morelove getting rid of stuff, and Goodwill makes it easy, with a clear, specific list of things they will and will not accept. In practice, they take everything and sort it themselves, trusting the general public not to use them as a dumpster. We just renovated my husband's childhood home and have taken the opportunity to do some decluttering. After a few weeks of this, we had several boxes of kitchen and other home goods we no longer wanted. A lot of this stuff was in reasonable condition, and I drove it over to Carrillo Street in a couple cathartic trips. The parking lot of the donation center was bustling with activity, a stream of cars coming in with donations, and a diligent crew working to receive them. The guys I talked to were very nice and helpful, and they took my boxes, no questions asked. I hope those random mugs and books and office supplies find people who might enjoy them. I hate the idea of all that stuff ending up in a landfill, and am happy it gets another chance.

One of my favorite stops when I'm in Ojai is The Lennon Closet, a sweet little consignment shop…read moretucked inside The Arcade Plaza, right between Matilija St and E. Ojai Ave. It's the kind of place that instantly feels welcoming--you're always greeted with a smile, and even if you don't find something that day, the browsing itself feels like a small joy. That said, I always seem to find something! I still wear a cozy sweater I picked up there last year, and on my last visit, I found a pair of earrings that I absolutely love. The prices are reasonable and the items are in great condition. Since they're a consignment shop, they do accept items for resale--you get a percentage back when your item sells. If you're thinking about bringing something in, it's best to call ahead to check their process and which days they're accepting items. One more reason to love The Lennon Closet? A percentage of their sales goes toward Traumatic Brain Injury charities, making every treasure you find there even more meaningful. It's a win-win--shopping with joy, supporting a great cause, and finding pieces that feel like they were meant just for you.

Very cute shop on the outside. Great location in the heart of Ojai's main shopping district. All…read moregood, except that the clothes are not clean. Several of the items I picked out had obviously not been laundered. I visit consignment shops often but that's a deal breaker for me.

Great little thrift shop off the beaten path. It's way bigger once you step inside than how it…read morelooks from the outside, and is full of clothing, homegoods, and knick knacks. From a clothing perspective, despite the large selection I found the selection to be pretty basic, with a lot of standard items (t-shirts, sweaters, etc.). If you're looking for eclectic, kitschy stuff this is not really the place for that. But if you want basic essentials, there's a large variety of that. There are a TON of household items for every room, from cups to organizers to dish dinnerware, etc. I ended up finding a porcelain cup for camping that I've been looking for for awhile. There is also a whole room full of furniture, and a separate room full of sporting goods. Huge collection of VHS, though not sure if that's very useful for anyone anymore these days. While the items are organized in sections, due to the large amount of stuff crammed in there you definitely need to dig around a little. It feels a little less curated than other thrift shops, in that there are a lot of things in there in poor condition. Some of the stuff is dusty and not fully cleaned. What made me love this thrift shop is how CHEAP it is. Hats were 1.50, shirts were a few bucks, jackets were 5 bucks. Walking into the store I was worried that it would be more expensive than Goodwill or a large chain thrift shop, but it's one of the cheapest thrift shops I've ever been to. I didn't need too much help except to check out, but the guy working the front was welcoming and friendly. All in all, from a selection/quality standpoint of the items I would give this place 3 stars, but because of how cheap it is I give it 4. I wouldn't drive too far out of my way to go here, but if you're in the area it's definitely worth it to check out.

This thrift store is bigger on the inside than it looks from the outside. Clothing, household…read moregoods, sports stuff, odds & ends and electronics make up the bulk of the stuff for sale. I've been seeing their signs for the past month or so and finally stopped in last week. Fun stuff to look through. Did not end up buying this time, but might stop here again. Online presence suggests they also offer U-Haul rentals.

I have been there a few times, the people that work there are so friendly, the selection of high…read moreend brand name items is amazing and so is the value. I travel almost 2 hours each way for my visits

Old inventory that sits for months due to outlandishly high prices. Straight up hiding chips on…read morehard goods with price stickers. Today I bought a set of coasters which they had taped together and hidden the broken one on the bottom!! So you have no way of knowing what you are buying is broken. Come on now. They still asked 6 dollars for the set of 4 knowing that they are damaged. It's just crazy.