I love this place. There is something for everyone, and a beautiful place to just get up and go…read moreshopping to! I went specifically looking for a furniture piece to display my mother's china set. I'd been look for 5 years, since her passing, and oh my goodness, I stumbled across the most precious, perfect antique petite china cabinet. I bought it and the womea working the shop at the time was Jen, who couldn't have been more helpful. She is so kind, so patient, and so accomodating and did everything to help us, all with a pleasant demeanor and smile on her face. She wrapped up the cabinet and professionally helped my husband load it onto his truck. So, finding furniture gems in this beautiful shop is the best outcome, and finding Jen in this beautiful shop is the cherry on the top! She's such an asset to this amazing shopping experience, known as De Ja Vu. Can't wait to go back and I hope Jen is working the day I do. Thanks Jen!!!

I'm not really a shopper and I don't particularly enjoy antique malls but this place was a fun…read morewander after a couple of glasses of wine and the staff is helpful and friendly. Some good oddities to gawk at and wonder where the heck they came from. A 3rd Place trophy for coin collecting? Check! A vintage TV made into a light-up bar? Score! A necklace with a lost soul inside? They've got you covered. Thanks Deja Vu! Wait, have I been here before?

I always stop here when in town. Full clothing racks and have found some great deals.read more

My favorite thrift store in our small town. I always find a piece of clothing or furniture because…read moreof their great prices. I keep coming back because everyone is so friendly and the store is so neat.

Ely at Village Vintage had a shirt I've been trying to findFor years. My father had an off-road…read morerace car company called Sandmaster and more the T-shirt all the time. I'm so grateful to this family business for finding little treasures that makes such a difference for the people they reach. Thank you Ely!

"Appointment only" is on the window. Not convenient when you're looking for idea and nothing…read morespecific.

It is an antique mall with different vendors in each little booth. I popped in while my girlfriend…read morewas in California fresh buying groceries. I found the perfect gift for a friend. It is not too huge that it's overwhelming but also has a really good selection of vintage items. I found that they are competitively priced. Wish I had more time I'm sure I would've found another dozen items that I could not live without.

Many beautiful pieces were priced to stay in the store. Nice variety of small decor items, jewelry…read morevintage to now, a few vintage purses. I'm always on the lookout for jewelry jars. I found one today! $20. Nice ladies at the counter. I'll be back

Always my first stop when I visit Santa Maria. Always a great selection of household, clothes, and…read moreknickknacks. People are very nice and helpful.

I first discovered this spot when working out of town, and now I always try and drop in when…read morevisiting. They have a nice and spacious layout with clothes, shoes, garments for all ages. All of the clothes seem to be clean and of good quality. I've also noticed they have often carry a lot of gently used name brand clothing as well. In my opinion some things are priced too high, but most of the clothes are priced fairly. It is like your average thrift store so it's common to see things out of place and a bit scattered (but isn't that the thrill of thrifting and discovery ) My biggest issue with this place (And all related businesses in general) is I can't stand a business that doesn't offer their customers the convenience of a public restroom, this is especially inconvenient to parents and families shopping together with their little ones. Not cool. Customers are paying for your products and services, the least you can do is accommodate them by providing a bathroom...Another issue that absolutely irks me, along with not providing a public restroom, they also don't offer a fitting room. Tsk tsk tsk...

I love that they offer 50% off -- it makes everything super affordable, and I always find cute…read moreitems. However, I recommend avoiding Sundays. The store is usually messy from the week, and there's not much new stock left. Some staff members are also quite rude and unprofessional, which makes shopping uncomfortable. It's clear they have favorite customers they treat better than others.

best discount days 50%off everything on mondays and thursdays and 75%off coupon on clothing on…read moresundays is the best thrift shopping u can do!!!

Vintage shopping is my weakness. I always ask my husband -- "Do I need more stuff?" And he always…read moresays -- "No, but let's look anyway." Lol. Happiness set in as soon as I walked through the door. Clean, organized, bright and more importantly -- no old, dirty smell! The first item that caught my eye was a handmade mug. It reminded me of when my grandson was learning the alphabet as he would excitedly shout "N is for Narwhal!" Needless to say, I couldn't put it back down. We browsed every corner and found so many lovely items, including a beautiful vintage vanity (on my wish list). Prices were surprisingly reasonable, which made it really difficult not to buy more. As we were ready to check out with my mug, the husband pointed out a tiny silver scoop in a locked case. He could tell on my face that I wanted to add it to my collection, so he called someone to open the case -- he's such an enabler. :) The staff are easy to find, incredibly friendly and helpful. Such a great place -- we'll be back!

My family and I love checking out thrift shops especially when we are out of town and visiting a…read morenew city or town. While in Solvang, we found this really cool vintage thrift shop and walked around a bit. The inside had so many items to look at, but still felt very organized and didn't leave me feeling overwhelmed. They had everything - old records, comics, purses, fur coats, glassware -- even backstage passes from different concerts which I thought was pretty cool. I am always on the hunt for Uranium glass and A Piece of the Past had a few items. One being an ashtray and another being a set of glasses that I am still kicking myself for not just buying. Service was very friendly throughout the store and I also thought that most of the items were fairly priced - it didn't feel like they were trying to gouge anyone. Check them out!

First time visiting this thrift store. I was greeted when I entered. Everything is organized and…read moredisplayed nicely. It was a little congested around the clothing area, but that means they are getting the business, so that makes me happy. I love their mission to help women who have been affected by sex trafficking, addiction issues, etc. I was happy to find a few things. I would definitely stop in on my next trip to the area. 8/16/25

Every time we visit Grover beach we come here. The volunteers really decorate for every holiday…read more They also mark things down to a dollar or five dollars out side on a rack. When you buy you help women get back on their feet.

Great selection and great prices. Really well curated. Men's selection was solid for Ts and…read morehoodies. Will be back for sure.

A well maintained vintage second hand store that carries amazing treasures. We walked by and had to…read morecheck this place out. First off, it's well maintained and very organized. The ladies that were working were very friendly and welcoming right from the start. Rack and racks of clothes all lined up. Section by section there's trinkets and treasures to be found. The selections of cowboy boots along the wall. Loads of wonderful vintage tees. A wall of jewelry hanging from the chicken wire proudly showcased. This place is what little small towns are all about. Treasure and trinket to be found. A must whenever you're in the area.

Very cute antique shop, is a bit furniture heavy as opposed to artifacts and smaller collector…read moreitems. Nevertheless, loved the different pieces and it was a great stop along the way!

I happened upon this place on a solo trip last year and spent hours in there. The owner was…read moreincredible and we talked about the history of his items, and how he got started on this business after retiring from construction during Covid -- his dream. His stuff is incredible, very fairly priced and decorated beautifully. Not cramped like some antique stores. I took my sisters there six months later on our sister's trip, and I'm going there again tomorrow for my annual solo trip. Can't wait to see what I find this time!