Great customer service from welcoming owners, which I believe is family run…read more However if you're claustrophobic, you will struggle shopping here. It's jam packed with merchandise and rows are wide enough for only one person. I found a totally beautiful, unique tea cup plate but it was finding a needle in a haystack. Prices tend to be higher than expected. They have a lot of housewares, furniture, small appliances and clothes, though I would edit in what to sell. You could repurpose a trophy, but who would want a souvenir wedding mug? There was also a strong, fresh cannabis smell. Still, since I scored such a beautiful saucer, I would return when in the area.

I'll be honest, this is not a thrift store for everyone. It's insane and chaotic in there but there…read moreare some incredible pieces. If you're looking for art, furniture, or other home goods this is your stop. I didn't even bother looking through the clothes as there was so much other stuff to find. The prices in some of the items are a little steep, but the business owner if fully open to negotiating. The gentleman I worked with was kind and personable and we were able to work out a good deal on some paintings and kitchen items.

One of the best thrift stores in the valley. I'm so surprised every time I come. They have an…read moreamazing variety of clothes, bags and knick-knacks. This thrift store has an upper level dedicated to baby and kids clothing!! Every time I go, I find valuable and unique vintage and dead stock pieces that are soooo affordable. I bring my friends here all the time and they really appreciate the prices and selection

I love this store. I usually do not like second hand stores because they smell unclean. This store…read moreis clean and so is their clothes. I highly recommend it. Nothing is over $20. I have found some great pleated skirts for $5! A wool camel jacket for $8.99. Seriously quality merchandise in all sizes. This is a self help place. There is no service to speak of and there are no dressing rooms. So what you buy you keep. But is well worth the investment.

Absolutely love Hope of the Valley Thrift Store! Every time I visit them, I find something that I…read morehave to buy and most of the time its clothes. The store is pretty organized as well, just wish they had dressing rooms but if you're a Veteran at thrifting, you know to wear tights and shirt so you can try the clothes on over your clothes. Music is always a hit there, too and I think its because of the sales people there. Maybe they go to CSUN (insert thinking emoji, lol). One thing that kind of annoys me though is how they place the price tags on their clothes, they staple them on. It hasn't damaged any of the items I bought but its quite tasking taking them off and most of their store is priced decently. Check them out if you're a thrifter, you wont be disappointed.

Stumbled upon this thrift store randomly and have to say, this is one of the nicest thrift shops…read moreI've ever seen for clothing. There was a lot o parking in the front, which I always appreciate. The lot is shared with a mechanic and a dispensary, I believe. Wide selection of men's and women's clothing, organized by color in some cases. The prices here also could not be beat - I've been to many thrift shops where things are priced at what you would think you would see at a Ross or TJ Maxx. Here, prices seemed more than fair - I could see shirts for as low as $3.99! I ended up getting a cardigan from LOFT for only $5.99 and my sister got a mug for only $2.99. The service was okay, the woman at the checkout counter wasn't overtly friendly, but it was fine. Not a super wide collection of books but I did see a number of DVDs and various household items (dishware, mugs, other random household items). We will definitely be back!

A business practice here that I find moderately weird is that any electronics have all their wires…read moresplit from the devices and sold separately. I know that because I found the wire that belonged to the piece I wanted to buy with the appropriate model and brand name, but one of the employees still insisted I had to pay full price for both the wire and the device. I just found that a bit weird and kinda scummy. So if you come here looking to buy anything electronic you just have to be ready for a $2 per wire upcharge minimum I guess Besides that selection isn't bad and prices that I looked at weren't bad, its just the wire thing that really turned me off

This used to be a great place to find gems and bargain finds.. now whoever is running this place is…read moretreating it like it's a boutique lol The prices don't reflect their merchandise whatsoever. They have a lot of SHEIN brand items marked over their brand new price. When I asked how they get their prices they said they just "put whatever they think it's worth" I hated to purchase this but I was in a pinch for time and need it for a theme.

This really is a valley gem. The owner is awesome and is always willing to work a deal. I've been…read morecoming here for over 3 years and it has only gotten better. Support the smaller businesses! It's the right thing to do!

This is the first and last time in this excuse of a store. There is nothing genuine about this…read moreplace. I will start by saying that you are lucky not to get injured by an item falling on your head when you try to pull another. The place is a mess and unparallel to any other thrift store in the area. The cherry on the pie is the woman's (owner?) attitude. I was browsing through some books who were piled up and as I was going through them I might have committed the horrendous crime of misplacing them (did I mention that section is the definition of chaos?). After I had moved to the CD section she comes over and starts yelling at me and complaining about how customers (species that are unknown to the store, as it was completely empty), misplace things and then she has to put them back (isn't that her job?). If after reading this review you still want to give this hellhole a chance do so at your own risk but leave an honest review (as the positive ones are obviously fake) about your experience.

My hubby and I were visiting a local hospital nearby. And needed to purchase sweatshirts due to the…read morehospital being so cold. We found this place online as it was around the corner. Staff was great. It was exactly what they advertised online. Proceeds go to AIDS testing. The clothing was all in good shape, not stinky like Goodwill.

Newer location for Out of the Closet on Hollywood Boulevard close to Barnsdall Park…read more Big, clean, nicely painted and decorated. Mostly clothes, not the best selection. Decent prices but for the big space, you want more merchandise. Their media section, books and movies is pretty small. Clean, but not that well stocked. Generic merchandise.

This place is huge and filled with bargains from big brands. Furniture, kitchen, appliances, food,…read morecosmetics, pet items/food, you name it.. the Valleys best kept Secret. I now shop here before shopping at Costco.. highly recommend it

I came in during the week. First time here there are a lot of items like snacks, clothes, shoes,…read morehousehold, cleaning items, indoor and outdoor furniture vacuums air purifiers. There are a few workers walking around if you have any questions for service or help everything seems low in cost and good value

There are some hidden gems in this little shop, even some new items. Beware to totally check your…read moreitems though before purchasing because a few things I almost bought were damaged. I walked out of there with five pieces of clothing and love them all. The prices are really good. The service was excellent. I highly recommend shopping here.

This place is a little special gem and anytime I am around the area I make sure to stop by. The…read moreowner which I believe is the lady at the front, is super friendly and welcoming. Prices are amazing and without a doubt I always find special pieces here. It reminds of old school thrifting. Parking is on the street with a meter and there's other thrifts so it's worth your time.