Went here to sell some clothing and the process was super simple and quick! I brought my clothes in…read morea bin, then got to shop around while they looked through my pieces. They even texted me when it was done! A few tips: They do prioritize certain brands, so check their website beforehand and be selective about what you bring. It's a bummer to pack up a ton of stuff only to haul most of it back home! They can only offer a few dollars per item, so if you have nicer pieces you feel are worth more, I'd recommend trying other vintage/consignment spots instead. Overall, a great experience for a quick and easy closet cleanout!

Came in today and the level of professionalism behind the counter is staggering. The girls and I…read moresay girls not women pulling out items and discussing customers is so unacceptable I was genuinely disgusted. Further, I guess they think the majority of women are a size small. Check out the sections, 60-70% of the product is in size small and anything else is very poorly represented. Training is needed for staff. Use of cuss words and loud shouting and frankly ignoring buying customers is truly truly bewildering. I share this having purchased a dress where the attendant ripped the tag off so in case I wanted to return or exchange that wouldn't be an option. This wasn't on clearance or anything special. Just one of the very few size large dresses available. I wish they would get their act together because prices are fair and I love the concept. So much easier than thrifting, but at the expense of listening to teenagers act unprofessional and lack of proper size options..... no thanks.

I can usually find a banger article I actually need and would cost much more elsewhere…read more OTOH, do they actually try to find the most insolent checkout girl?

I love my local Salvation Army! I always find rad finds here and the employees are absolutely…read morefantastic!!!

Friendly & helpful service. Of course, good value. All volunteers, no paid salaries. All profits…read morestay in community.

Assistance league is a hidden gem. Across the street from the well-known valley thrift, only open…read morecertain days of the week. Definitely worth planning ahead to hit up both! Run by volunteers, and well curated. Prices were fantastic, and everyone working there was so kind. I took home four cookbooks at 50c each! Some cute sweaters 2 for $6. And the art in the picture. Don't miss this place!

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.

A Hidden Gem with Heart and Integrity -- Deborah's Next to New…read more Working with Deborah's Next to New was hands-down one of the most exceptional experiences we've ever had. From the moment we walked in, the customer service was nothing short of phenomenal. We brought in several cherished family heirlooms, including mid-century furniture pieces, and were met with warmth, professionalism, and genuine care. Tami and her daughter are absolute treasures. Their kindness, attentiveness, and sensitivity to the emotional weight of parting with sentimental items made all the difference. They treated our keepsakes with respect and handled every detail with precision--from meticulous recordkeeping to beautifully staging each item for resale. Within days, Tami reached out to let us know that several pieces had sold and she was ready to issue payment. Her honesty and transparency throughout the process were deeply reassuring. It was seamless, stress-free, and far exceeded our expectations. For anyone considering consignment, look no further. I will never use another shop again. Tami's integrity, efficiency, and heartfelt approach set a gold standard. And for shoppers? The store is a dream--thoughtfully curated, beautifully organized, and full of unique finds. We had originally planned to work with an estate sale coordinator, but finding Tami and her daughter first was a stroke of luck we'll always be grateful for. I've already told everyone I know: Deborah's Next to New isn't just a consignment store--it's a place where your memories are honored and your trust is earned.

After a friend highly recommended this place, we decided to check this place out…read more We went today (Saturday) a little before 9:30 am and was able to find parking in its private lot. There were many people pouring in when we arrived. At the door was a picture of what colored tags were discounted for the day. And inside, a sign that says it's cash only. It's a well-organized thrift store with a lot of shopping baskets and carts as soon as you enter. It's clean and all the clothing on the racks are separated by categories and by the color of clothing, but not by size which is challenging. The pricing on clothing was so varied with big gaps. From $1.99 to $25 and maybe more? There were a good selection of many other items like scooters, bikes, fans, dining chairs etc. At checkout, another sign that the customer needs to take the hangers off before heading to the register. The line wasn't too long and it went pretty fast. The lady at the register was super nice and friendly. We totally scored some clothes for the grandkids and for hubby. Got some ramekins and a wooden storage bench too. We're adding this place to our list of go-to thrift stores.

I'm updating my review because I must confess I can't live without going to this Thrift store. Also…read morerealize that prices everywhere have gone up and employee salaries are also higher now. Still very much like Valley Thrift! So, see you in the future....

I'm selfish and I'm afraid word is going to get out about this place. I love it!…read moreIt's hidden in a San Marcos shopping center with very little traffic. The ladies that work there are always very sweet and kind and their prices are low (I bought my niece a bike for $8.00). I was informed that they are a non profit that supports foster children. How cool is that! Their hours aren't great, so call ahead to make sure they are open. And if you have extra plastic bags at home, bring them with you to give to them!

I would give this place zeros stars if i could. It was so disappointing. I always go to this store…read moreand not a single time was it open. The hours are so unreliable. This place needs work on their time management.

If you have the time and patience, this can be a great way to find some kids clothes, adult clothes…read moreand other items. The clothes are all mixed together and not separated by size, color or gender. Though, if you ask one of the associates, they'll point you to the best place to find what youre looking for. You'll still have to do some digging/searching, however. To my surprise, many of the items were actually in great condition and not damaged, faded or pilled. Some still had original tags on them. The store and clothes weren't smelly, which was a huge plus. They also have two bathrooms available, which appear to be clean. I purchased 6 T-shirts, a pair of sunglasses, a pair of shorts, and a Sunday Afternoons hat for just $11.40. I then went back and got a furniture item because it was priced really well. It's a better deal than regular thrift stores if you can take time out of your day to sift through all the items.

Great prices and a fun time. Escondido Goodwill outlet bins…read more The hard goods are now in the bins not on the shelves.