Thrift stores have all gotten expensive and savers is no exception. That being said, they almost count on you donating and having a 20% off coupon. I think the prices are padded accordingly. It's still a nice store. Very organized and clean. I have found some gems there. Sign up for email to get Notifications of specific discount days. It's worth it. The cleanest thrift store in rancho second only to Assistance League. read more

Thrift stores were meant for poor people. Their prices are ridiculous. Why don't they mark items to move out the door? I will not donate to this place or Goodwill. Shame on your company! read more

Savers in Rancho Cucamonga is a mixed bag, but not a bad one. They actually had some interesting items, especially in the book section. I recognized several titles and was pleasantly surprised by the variety. They also had a good selection of board games, which is not something I always expect to find at a thrift store and made browsing more fun. That said, some of the pricing felt high for a thrift store. A few items made me pause and look things up online to see if I was actually saving any money. It feels like you really need to price check as you shop to make sure you are getting a deal. Even with that, I would still take Savers over Goodwill any day. The selection felt better overall, and there were enough interesting finds to justify the visit. Not amazing, not terrible. If you go in with realistic expectations and are willing to do a little research, you can still walk out with something worthwhile. read more

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Went on the day they had the grand opening. I went a little later in the day and it was still packed. Prices are fine I'd come on discount days. Haven't been since opening it's too far from me but will go back when I have time. Self check out is a pain. read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - Rancho Cucamonga, California

We had some time before our dental appointments in the same shopping center and my oldest saw the big Savers Thrift signage on the building and really wanted to check the place out. I really like how they have the donation center close to the entrance and easily identifiable. They have big tubs with wheels to easily unload your items from your car and bring to the center. Will definitely plan on donating here soon. The place is HUGE! It's also very spacious and well organized. Items are separated by type and size. There's also a lot more than just clothes here! It's a thrifter's dream! We didn't buy anything this time, but we did notice you have to kind of know what you're looking for and shop for a bargain, because some of the prices are definitely not typical for a thrift store. I was a little shocked to see shirts and jeans for $20 or more, but some had thrift store comparable prices. read more

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I neverrr post reviews but oh my gosh they were absolutely right about the customer service, why is everyone so bitter & rude!? It's so unfortunate bc I do find some goodies in here, but it's a thrift store... & the people who were working today were literally giving LAX TSA. The prices are also insanely steep. I get the boom in thrifting & wanting to increase prices but whew. I hope that the longer it's in business it can improve, but until then just beware. read more

They just opened and they had a huge amount of items. I went for the first time today and mostly checked out the household item section. Everything was in order and sectioned great! I found a milk frother for $5 and a small heater for another $5. Great deals! I'm excited to come back and visit the other sections in the store. They close at 8pm during the weekdays so make sure you visit with enough time to really look. Happy Thrifting read more

Savers in Rancho Cucamonga is one of the nicer thrift stores to browse, especially if you appreciate a clean, bright, and fairly well organized setup. For a thrift store, it feels surprisingly polished, which makes wandering the aisles a lot more enjoyable. The pricing can definitely be hit or miss, with some items making you pause and double check the tag, while others feel like genuine steals. That said, I always have fun perusing here because you never know what random treasure might be waiting on the next rack. It is a great spot if you enjoy the thrill of the hunt and do not mind a little price detective work along the way. read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - Rancho Cucamonga, California

Went to this location for the first time and I was severely underwhelmed. Though the space is clean and organized, the prices are diabolical! Selection is meh but it's the prices that will make me veer away from here. Sad bc I was hoping for it to be similar to traditional thrift pricing. read more

I was very excited to go to this store. I've never been to a Savers before. You walk in and it's big and filled with so much! A little overwhelming at first. I wish there were more good things to talk about. The prices here are DIABOLICAL!! A shirt that's Costco brand $7-8. Paying prices like this where the clothes are used was a shock to me. I go to many thrift stores and as far as the options there was nothing special about this place, paying $15 for a pair of pants and not being able to try anything on is insane. Stay away and save your money!! read more

Today is grand opening day. I've been waiting for this location to open for months. I never been to a savers so I'm not sure how it's ran. But items had color coded tags (blue, green, yellow, red). The store was organized well and was clean. There was plenty of staff working wearing red vest and they were nice. Prices for clothes and bags seemed pretty high. But then there were items that were priced reasonably. I didn't purchase any clothing due to higher prices and no color coded sale yet. I did purchase 5 books. Books are priced reasonably. Any where from $1.50-$5 in average. They have a deal, buy 4 books and the cheapest book is free. I got 5 books for about $5 each. There is a loyalty program you can sign up to at the register. All registers look to be self checkout using cash or card. There are plenty of shopping carts and baskets. I will be back again to hopefully score some good clothing pieces next time read more

Overpriced. I shouldn't have to pay more for a lidless jam jar than I'd have to pay for it WITH JAM IN IT at the grocery store. I only go here every few months when I forget it's overpriced. A 2023 planner? $7.59. An old mug? $5.99. It's open Sundays, so it's the only option next to goodwill (I hate Goodwill). The only good thing is they sort clothes by size so you can easily check for your size. For nicknacks, crafting, school supplies and books- it's too expensive compared to thrift stores. Think of it as a junky TJMaxx. Those are the prices. (2 stars for easy drop off of donations and for sorting clothes well). read more

Don't come here if you want good customer service. The staffs are incompetent, unhelpful, heartless! I have an 80's party to attend and I was excited to find the new thrift store that just open up in the neighborhood. I was like ... yesss a place to find old treasure while donating my unwanted goods. I was surprised how big, clean, and organized it was. I found a few 80's items, but more items I could add to my wardrobe. My cart was full after spending like an hour there. Eventually I needed to release myself from all my liquid intake. So I rushed over to find a restroom and realized the door was locked and needed a code to access. The sign says "Please see any team member for access." So I rushed to the front to ask a staff (who supposedly is the manager name Alley) for help, but she brushed me off and rudely said she can't. She didn't give me any explanation... so I asked again how can I get access to the restroom. She said she can't step away from her area. Like not helpful at all. So I asked if she could ask someone else to help me and she just says no. I was so confused with her short answers. So I went looking for another staff who was literally 5 steps from the restroom. Her name is Kendalyn ... and she was at the area waiting for donations, which is next to the restroom. She's standing there with not a thing to do. Just standing there waiting for donations, but the place was dead... no one donating in sight. I asked her for help, and she also stated that she can't open the restroom or give me the code because she has to stay in her area. So I asked if there was anyone else that can help me because I am just a honest customer who needs to use the restroom... just to pee. She's like " I understand you need to use the restroom, but I need to do my job." Wow. She said it's just her and the manager so nothing they could do. I told her I have a cartload of items and I really want to make the purchases, but need to use the restroom really bad. I would go elsewhere to the next business or shop outside in the same plaza, but this plaza is dead... nothing else at that plaza. She insisted there is nothing she or anyone can do. I am like, "Is the restroom not for customers because the sign makes it seem like it is. If it's not, then I understand... then place a sign that it is out of service or not for customer use", but the sign says clearly to "see a team member for access". It really seems like they are just intentionally being unhelpful and heartless. I practically begged her and with no budge, she walked away... In desperation I told her well... she's not exactly doing her job, which consist of customer service. I went back to ask Alley the manager again and try to reason with her... but she was just incapable of providing good customer service. She showed no care... just said... 'I can't' and walked away. I guess my whole frustration is that they both clearly could... but "won't". I don't want to right this place off and might one day return if the they have better staff members, but so far this place failed the community they tried to serve. It really is a For Profit Thrift Store, because their items were not cheap and their staffs are incompetent and heartless! I even gained sympathy from other customers who thought it was ridiculous that they refused to help me. read more

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I was so excited to take my daughters when Savers opened and so disappointed! We have been to plenty of thrift stores and this donation based thrift store has been by far the most ridiculous with the price tags! A hoodie for $100! Or an old stained purse for $40. I even saw two of the same exact glasses marked at 2 totally different prices. Ugh so disappointed. read more

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I like this place. Mostly organized. Easy to review stuff on shelves. Prices are decent. Everything costs more today. I'm glad the store supports the Red Cross. Also like senior day on Tuesdays with extra 30% off. Nice. read more

Amazing selection I was here for the grand opening today in Rancho Cucamonga what a very friendly staff and a beautiful grand opening!!!!!!!! The selection is amazing my new neighborhood thrift store. read more

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WAY OVERLY PRICED !! You can go to Ross and get new clothes for these prices. Purses over $100 for fake name brands !? Come on

Overpriced. Save your time and go to a real thrift store. Example: a brand new box of Crayola crayons was $6. read more

DO NOT COME HERE Employees are extremely rude not a helpful one in sight, and every single one I interacted with all seemed like they wanted to kill me. The moment I walked in the store I felt something off. All other savers have been so good. This place is extremely ghetto and overpriced. read more

Nice thrift store. Clean and quality items. Specials for those who donate and seniors 55+ (not starting at 65) receive 30% every Tuesday. Extensive library-like section with range of topics and well organized. Something you don't see anymore. Service is easy and offers self checkout! Selection is vast and value is not outrageous like some of the other thrift stores. I would donate to this organization. read more

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I came into the store to shop because I wanted to use a donation coupon I had received. When I reached the register, the coupon would not scan and I was told it could not be used. The sales associate kindly offered to ask her manager if it could be overridden, but the manager on duty immediately said no. I had never used this coupon before, yet the manager's attitude made me feel as though I was being dishonest. I was embarrassed and uncomfortable by how the situation was handled. I was excited to have a Savers location open closer to me, as I usually shop at the Arcadia store, but this experience was extremely disappointing. The associate then asked if she could give me a replacement coupon she had, to which the manager responded, "If you have one, that's fine," but afterward told her, "Never do that again." The associate was only trying to be helpful and professional, while the manager showed little care or understanding. This incident occurred on 12/13 around 5:20 PM. The savings would have only been about $6, yet I was made to feel as though I was trying to steal or do something wrong over a 20% coupon. That treatment was unnecessary and upsetting. I hope this feedback is taken seriously, as no customer should feel embarrassed or accused when simply trying to use a valid coupon. read more

I actually really liked this location! I'd only been to the savers over in Riverside. And I'm not a fan of that one. I see what people are saying about some prices being on the high side, but I really only go for home decor, and vintage home items. So I can't speak too much on the clothing. However, I will say that the clothing that I saw personally, I thought was pretty reasonably priced. I did see a lot of vintage sweaters for like $9, or $10 which I would totally pay for. I feel like now a day you pay for a bunch of plastic containing clothing, and you're paying easy $20 for That at a regular store. So, I'll gladly pay these prices. I'm really excited to go back and check out what they have then. I say if you were debating on making the drive, just go once for yourself and see! I thought I was going to be disappointed, but I was pleasantly surprised. read more

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Seriously 3 Hot Wheels cars for $10.45? When at Dollar Tree they're $1.25 each. It's ridiculous. ! the prices are way too high for everything. read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - Rancho Cucamonga, California

I could not believe how expensive everything was. There was a cute set of glasses and they wanted $4.99 each that's more expensive than buying in the store... it's cheaper to buy at Walmart or target especially some of their clothing was very expensive... very disappointed was looking so forward to this place opening read more

I LOVE this thrift store. It's clean and very organized. Lots & lots of inventory. Yeah, some items are a little pricey, but that's all thrift stores. Overall, I think they have a great selection and fair prices. read more

Best thrift store, amazing customer service just the prices are a little off but still affordable.

While this store is actually huge with so many options in all departments, I was more than thrilled to shop. Employees were super nice, helpful and the cleanliness of the store made shopping so much easier. I bought some toys for my toddlers, clothes in the kids, women's and men's departments, as well as other essentials. I ended up finding a hair straightener in the housewares/bath accessories department and when I got home and plugged it in, I found out that it doesn't even work. It was only $4.99, so not that big of a deal, however, while they do also sale other bigger electronics and office equipment that are more expensive they may want to take the necessary steps to plug it in and turn it on to make sure it works before putting it out on the shelves where people spend money hoping that it works creating trust with the store customers. I did overall love the store but I will not be buying anything electronic there anymore. read more

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Store has lots of inventory, I love that the clothes are organized by size- most thrift stores are by color and it makes it 10x harder to find anything that fits right. I would definitely recommend this place and will come back when I am in town again. read more

Save your time and money because SAVERS is full of blah. Overpriced blah... Located in an old 99Cent store and nicely refurbished and organized, SAVERS in Alta Loma/Rancho Cucamonga is loaded with rows and rows of old clothes, some kitchen goods and plenty of old wall placards with "Family," or "Kitchen," or some mundane statement printed on them. I don't need to be reminded that my home is "Blessed." Boring. A cheap fun house mirror that made me look 20 pounds heavier? Horrifying! Trendy method of hanging pants sideways that thrifters hate? I heard an employee say it's so customers can find the size easily. Nope. Not true. Manufacturers put sizes All Over The Place, so twisting the pants just makes it more difficult to see the item. Annoying waste of my time and their space. Savers is a Well, Let's See What The Suckers Will Pay store. (Old, used hand towel for $5? I can get brand new Ralph Lauren at Marshalls for not much more!) Then whatever we won't buy at high prices will eventually get the Ticket Color of the Week discount. After SAVERS, I took a quick jaunt down Holt for some holiday cheer and picked up a few Christmas towels for a buck a piece. Now that's what I consider thrifting! read more

Savers prices are ridiculous and the customer service is the worse I've ever seen the people that work there look at you like ur bothering them just being there I will not go to a place that treat people like that. read more

Wow so over priced !! i was looking forward to this place ! I've heard great things about it from my Midwest friends ! But $15 for a used jacket !? .. $25 for shoes ! Omg what happened to thrift store prices. Why is it so expensive when it's donated. read more

I was impressed with the amount of interesting items to choose from at this store, also I had never been to a self check out store before. I will return to get more items in the future, however feel like the pricing of items were a bit expensive to be fore sale at a thrift store. read more

Where is the sign that says what the color of the week is, because I kept looking and couldn't find it. Finally asked someone and they said it's the color of the week not day, the color of the week is 50% off. Werk on making this known to customers so we don't have to interact with the staff that clearly doesn't want to interact with us. Also don't even bother looking for the color because when you do find the one item color of the week in the rack, it's stained. That's why they're selling it at "low cost". Why are you selling stained items? Is this how you really feel savers? Overpriced shein pieces mixed with boutique items all at boutique price?? I think tf not read more

We were so excited my family and I can wait for this savers to open. We are thrift store shoppers and yard sale people we love it anyhow I was just so disappointed in the pricing. I mean I couldn't believe it. One towel a used towel was 799. My Daughter really liked this sweater. It was $26. I mean, I almost started walking around the store taking pictures of the prices on stuff. I was so shocked. I can buy these things brand new for the same price absolutely crazy !! the staff was nice and the store was clean. That's all I can say they got going on there.. read more

Store is clean and employees were nice and helpful. I got a 20% off coupon for donating which was cool. HOWEVER the prices are almost unbelievable, so so overpriced. My jaw literally dropped open on a few items. I doubt I will go back and I love thrifting so I'm sad but can't justify those prices. read more

The pricing is out of hand. $6 for a cookie tin? That sells for $8 with the cookies! $6 for used crayons? $5 for two packs of colored pencils? The kids shoes can't seem to be consistently priced. You have name brands like new for $4 but used gross ones for $8? $16 for a target branded dress? You get this stuff for free. Stop charging store pricing for donated items. Clothing should not be more than $5 idc about brand, you got it for free. And donate the used art supplies my lord. How greedy, gross and pathetic. read more

There's a certain employee at self checkout who gives off the most terrible energy. Instead of helping he actually makes the checkout experience really uncomfortable by standing behind you and your toddlers back to make sure you don't steal used clothing. He will then weasel himself between you and your toddler without asking, to manually add paper bags to your purchase because he assumes you will also steal the paper bags. He does all of this without saying a word or wishing you a good day on the way out. Savers, please stop employing people who aren't happy to be at work. read more

This place is a joke..the prices are ridiculous you literally can get better prices at Ross for brand new stuff. I was in there to return something and the person was beyond rude about it, when I walked in I ask him where do I go for returns, he looked at me and said nothing, I walked up to him and he said no returns only exchanged, so I got a item to exchange and didn't know how to do it, he was mad because he had to show me how to work the machine to do the exchange..costumer service at its worst, every store i go into they always greet you and say hello or welcome, this savers never has done that..I will never shop there again..​ read more

Overpriced. You can buy new stuff at the retail stores . If they continue to sell at the listed price , I don't think they will be able to flourish . read more

This place took like a whole decade to open and it's so expensive. A used pair of jeans for 60 dollars; is the clothes made from gold? Overall super overpriced and who charges for paper bags. The workers are pretty chill tho. And what the heck happened to Black Friday I came thinking the store would be some type of percent off but no only purple tags were 50 percent off and guess what. almost all the tags were not the color purple. I scanned an item I got a whole cent off wow thanks. Do not recommend. read more