My whole world revolves around thrifting, so I wanted to leave a review for my fellow thrifters -- I got you! I first shopped at Savers when I lived in Phoenix, AZ, and I've been a huge fan for over 10 years. Everything is donation-based (obviously), so what's available will always vary. PROS: When I went, they had a ton of great options for clothes and shoes!! My cart was full of jeans, dresses (both casual and dressy), statement jackets, and unique tops. I ended up spending $50 and walked away with two pairs of jeans, a long jean skirt, a knit shawl, overalls (which are hard to find in my size), and a couple of tops. There were a few items I wanted to keep soooo bad, but they were $20+ and I wanted to stay on budget. CON: Very, very, very messy and unorganized. This definitely isn't the employees' fault -- they're working as fast as they can -- but so many shoppers pick things up and put them back in random places. My advice is to check all rack sizes in both clothing and shoes. For example, I found a women's 8.5 Hoka in the men's section, though it was priced at $49 (a little steep for me). Hope this helps -- best of luck thrifting!!!! read more

Many odd and unstable people in the store wandering around, and then targeting vulnerable people to ask for money or share some kind of sad story to say why they want that person to buy them something. That is crazy! Those people should be kicked out of the store. That is like harassment. My fiance and I were in that store recently. I saw the guy when I was coming out of the bathroom - which is pretty clean by the way, but there is no door to enter the actual room the stalls are in. That seems dangerous to me. Anyways this dude looked like trouble, I looked at him made eye contact and kept walking. Then later in the store near the shoes he walked up to an older lady and asked her to buy him a coat because he didn't have any money. I don't think that is appropriate. He should go to the Savers people and ask them. I observed and the lady declined and he walked away. This is not something I am willing to deal with every time I come into the store. The Savers in Orange County and the bay area, San Jose and Redwood City do not have such troubles. I haven't found anything in that store that I purchased. So, I will not be back. The staff is ok, there are not many mirrors, no dressing rooms, and just a really sketchy area. I am disappointed this wasn't a better store. I was really looking forward to it! I just recalled, when this store first opened we visited it. It was so much cleaner, brighter, and there were not random unhoused people harassing the shoppers. We actually purchased 3 sports coats for my fiance which were a great deal for some nice coats. I hope maybe one day they will get security who can help filter through who enters the store or at least be aware when one is acting inappropriately. I see someone in a different post mentioned Ross. I agree Linda B. I end up at Ross and get new items at better prices than that Savers, and there is not anyone in there asking me to buy them anything! They have security and a great team. Thanks for reading. I would absolutely advise stay away from this Savers. It is really gross and unpredictable. read more

The best corporate thrift store Well merchandised, clean 30% off for seniors on Tuesday read more

Retail prices. Employees are very friendly and helpful. Even though their prices are very high it's worth going for those 2 guys who has been there many years read more

Everything is way overpriced and not very good quality. But there is a large selection of clothes to choose from.

It's a fun place to go walk around. Good for a date or pick up spot. It's easy to spark convos up there. Very tidy and organized.

Waste of time and money- the store is super pricey and the merchandise is crap. Why would i give them $10 for a used shirt that u can buy at Ross for $7 brand new??? Ross should thank these people cause they have me shopping at Ross instead of thrifting. Greeeeedddy!!! Amazon Basics sweat pants with bleach stains for $10.49 ummmm... no get a clue read more

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This location is a lot more expensive than next door Ross. Lol. Imagine selling items with no capital but coming in free from donations. The price at this store is very expensive especially in the poorest part of San Pablo. You can get this items at a garage sale for $1 with better condition. Employees are also rough with them braking items at the back. You can hear them banging as far as to the store bathroom or the shoe area. The manager at this location was also same person managing redwood for a while. He loves to price item high. read more

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Over priced bag of 5 broken up cars for 8.99 when the are 1.25 new at the dollar tree . Place is a joke

Great spot to drop off stuff - you pull up, they have folks come out with bins who check all of your stuff and help you, super convenient and useful. Only spot around this area like this as a number of goodwills have closed. read more

If you enjoy thrift shopping you will want to check this location of Savers. The store is huge, parking is easy, and the store is clean and well-organized. There is a lot of merchandise to choose from. Prices do not seem as cheap as other thrift stores; they are definitely cheaper than they would be when they were new. Although I am not a shopper, on occasion I enjoy browsing and this large store is just the place to browse. You might even find a collectible at a price you can afford. read more

Sorry to say that this location has gone downhill since my last visit about 3 months ago (this was my 4th visit overall, 2 pre-fire closure and 2 after). Prices have increased quite dramatically - t-shirts for $10, generic glass serving bowl for $4.99, too many examples to name. Many clothing sections were suspiciously tiny, as in they just hadn't put stuff out; example: no women's long-sleeved blouses in sizes M, L, or XL. I asked and the clerk said, maybe we'll make it bigger if we get more donations in that size. Obviously they just didn't get to it. In general, the clothing racks were poorly organized, with sizes mixed up and men's mixed in the women's, etc. The guys taking donations were friendly and that's about all I can say for this location. I'd save your time and try some of the small local thrift shops where you know what organization you're benefitting and the volunteers appreciate your business. read more

We were in the area and decided to stop by. It's in a huge shopping center right off the freeway. They had a ton and f parking. The store itself is pretty big. They had a good selection of jeans in great condition for $10 you really can't beat that. I also had some good pet products. I found some books but not the biggest selection. Overall we had a good experience and found a few things. read more

Savers is great. They always have someone that comes out with a bin to help you get your things your donating. You get a coupon for 20 percent off up to a 100.00. I actually went in a bought a really nice zip up jacket for 5.69 read more

Nice location that is organized and easy to find stuff. The parking lot wide open and the location is great!!

Finally we've got a thrift shop in the area... Yes - there are things here that seem to be rather high, but nothing to get upset about. They got to pay their employees. My 4 star reasoning ...well the book selection, ample parking, store organization,customer service and ease to pay / drop off items. read more

This helps me not miss thrift town as bad. We needed this larger second hand store in this area. They also take donations and that's super helpful. There is no dressing rooms however, but that's understandable. read more

This review is only for drop-off donations. This is extremely easy with 2 designated parking spaces. Although parking is plentiful, I just dropped off my items in a lime color bin and that was that. Easy. read more

Pros: large, clean, organized, lots of selection Cons: Prices WAYYY to high for a thrift store! And no dressing rooms with a crappy return policy! I doubt I'll be back anytime soon. read more

This Savers rating needs saving. I saw reviews about how pricey this place is so was avoiding it but I went today and I was in awe. It was massive, clean, bright, and better organized than most thrift stores I've been to. Bought a button up top and a fruit basket for $13 total. Maybe it was luck but I'll definitely be back, because I live here (in this store) now. read more

Love this thrift store! The prices are so fair. I find items for low prices every time I go to this Savers. The employees are always friendly and helpful. The store itself is well organized and the clothes are in good condition. This store has plenty of items, including sports equipment, clothes, shoes, baby & kids clothes, books, school supplies, bags/purses, and lots of toys. The furniture section is small compared to the rest of the store, but the furniture is in good condition. I give this Savers 5 out of 5 stars. I don't think they have a changing room, but you can exchange clothing items after you purchase. All the registers are self checkout and I rarely have to wait in line. Give yourself an hour or two to spend here and you can find some quality thrift treasures. It's way better than a Goodwill Store because the prices are much lower and the items are always clean! The location of the store is easy to get to and in a safe area. I recommend eating at Lee's Garden Chinese food that's in the same parking lot. Also, if you're making the trip to Richmond for this store, you might as well take a hike at Point Richmond too and see the amazing views of the Bay. I hope this Savers stays open forever and all the employees there deserve raises. read more

Want to save money??? Save on gas money and stay home. Overpriced junk, and very limited inventory. You could do better at Marshall's, TJ Maxx, or Target, and save money and lots of time. What's worse is it's a for-profit and the money doesn't even go toward a good cause. Don't bother. read more

Shells and the rest of the staff here are so nice and welcoming. Well organized and lighted, mirrors and bathrooms. Large store with all the types of items you would want. A+ read more

I tried to shop there today. it was closed due to a City notice that the building is unsafe/substandard. They just opened a few months ago. Why close so soon. Employees were working inside. It looks like stuff is being moved out of there. Lots of empty garment racks, and shelves. If you give someone a business license to operate why do you decide in a few months to close? Someone at city hall needs to be investigated, and loose their job because they obviously are not doing it. This store spent numerous months here trying to open, and people kept waiting for it to open, and now this. Why? Try to get another tenant to fill the space. Stores are closing everywhere, and the commercial real estate market is in a downturn nationwide right now. Sears and Kmart still have a lot of unsold properties listed on their website either for sale or lease. People are out of tune here. This looks like it is going to affect the store employees and they will all end up on the unemployment line. The city hall is not getting the sales tax from this establishment either which will further impact the city budget. read more

My first time there and I was very underwhelmed the prices of the donated items were very high they didn't bother cleaning off the toys even the self checkout that supposedly takes cash didn't work I had to wait extra long for the lady to come and help when all she was doing was standing there talking to a guest and laughing like a hyena the items are not that great and definitely overpriced read more

Amazing customer support is provided as you unload your donations. Always polite with a smile. They are efficient.

This is an excellent location, I always find tons of good stuff. They recently had a fire and are temporary shut down, I'm patiently waiting for the reopening!!! read more

Had one in Berkeley that was AMAZING, sadly they closed. When I heard another had opened in nearby San Pablo, I was hyped to check it out. Lots & lots of clothing for the whole family BUT in my opinion OVERPRICED for a thrift shop. I found a pair of sweats that still had the tags on, and thought $11.66 wasn't bad for something that still had the original tags (never worn). However upon looking online when I got home to see what they normally sell for, the sell price was $11.66, NOT a huge discount from $11.99!Personally I expect deals at a thrift shop, that's why I go. AND, there aren't any changing rooms. Whoever is in charge of pricing needs some education on thrift store prices. read more

Dumb exchange policy. I looked around for over an hour to find something to exchange my returns for. Finally I found something, and it was 20 cents under my return amount. I said I didn't need the 20 cents. She said I had to buy something else to cover it. By then I had run out of time. Most of the clothes there should just be recycled but if you look there are a few good things. No dressing room, so if you do an exchange be prepared. So annoying read more

Nice store, clean well organized but their prices are high. I will continue to check monthly for a while but if they stay high I will lose interest. read more

I found great stuff at this savers , DVDs and clothes and at good prices friendly staff and glad they opened a savers near me

I went to the Savers new San Pablo location today for their soft opening. The store was well stocked, organized and staff were very friendly and helpful. Unfortunately at this time, I am unable to give them 5 stars. My main purpose for going was in hopes of snagging a jewelry mystery jar. Sure enough, they had a few. I purchased one for $24.99. Every single piece of jewelry was broken. There was not one wearable item at all. There were random bits and pieces of broken chains, cheap bangles folded in half, key chains that you get for free from like real estate offices and single cheap earrings (without their match). It appears as though they literally sorted out all of the broken jewelry the had on hand and stuffed them into the jar. Mystery jars are really popular right now. It is well known, that you will get some broken stuff, some cheap stuff, but also a few nice pieces, which makes it worth your while. Some thrift stores sell cheaper jars with random broken pieces, gems, etc., but they are labeled for crafting purposes. Everything in the jar I purchased was trash. It was very deceiving and dishonest of them to put trash in a jar and take someone's money for it. They had nice items in their jewelry cases and on the racks. I purchased a sterling silver bracelet for $19.99. The bracelet is very pretty and has a bunch of little diamond like crystals (most likely not real diamonds). I thought I did a thorough inspection and was satisfied. Upon getting home, I found that the clasp was broken (not locking properly) and the bracelet was missing a small gem. Very disappointing. This bracelet is an item that should have been in the mystery jar, because at least it is sterling silver and worth repairing. read more

This store is super overpriced. When I read the reviews before coming to this new location, I saw other people commented the same. At first, I was skeptical because some people think thrift stores should charge $1 per item, if not less, because they get it all donated. This store is way beyond normal thrift store prices, way higher than what is needed to cover costs and make a profit. Old raggedy dolls were $12.99 each. Bags of random silverware (like 6 forks) was $8.99. Baskets were around $12.99 each. Some decor that looked like it was from the early 2000s, nothing special, was $49.99. Crazy expensive. I go to the other Savers in the Bay Area and their prices don't even compare. read more