I found the 16th St Mercantile when looking for unique bookcases for my home. I was so refreshing…read moreto find such a unique and tidy store. It's a mixture of consignment and antiques. The staff are amazingly helpful. They don't do delivery but were able to put me in touch with a fantastic referral to help bring us our new bookcase. I loved everything about this place, I even reached back out today to see if anything new came in. I am not surprised that I was greeted with continued excellent service. A sweet woman kindly sent me additonal photos to my phone to check out. These are the kind of business that need our support. I will glad be spending more here. 10/10 recommend! See you soon 16th st Mercantile.

My friend and I checked out 16th Street Mercantile while she was in town a couple of weeks ago -…read morethrift shopping is one of our favorite things to do together! This was my first time visiting 16th Street Mercantile and it is located in Midtown. 16th Street Mercantile had lots to items to look at - there were multiple rooms filled with so much stuff! I saw beautiful tea cups, records, stuffed animals, kitchen appliances - you name it! They also had an entire room dedicated to Christmas! I also loved seeing their Coca Cola collection as well. I really could go on and on! I don't believe I purchased anything from 16th Street Mercantile, as I was looking for something specific, but I would highly recommend checking them out. Most items were fairly priced, but I did see some other items that I probably wouldn't pay for - which is a personal preference! Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable! Was 16th Street Mercantile my favorite thrift store? No, but it is definitely worth checking out!

We went to 3 thrift stores today. And this was our least favorite. It's much smaller then the two…read moreother and overall just had a lot less to offer. There were no puzzles under 1,000 pieces. The ones they have are beautiful landscapes, but too many pieces for our liking. I was looking for some 100 piece puzzles for my girlfriend who had a stroke. She is getting stir crazy and wants something she can do that is doable under the circumstances. My mom and I like the 300-500 piece puzzles and not landscapes as they are too hard. My favorite types of puzzles are art renderings by country artist. The ones with the little towns and the white picket fences. That's my style. Clothing collection is small. I did found one top I liked and a sweater that was a possibility. In the end I didn't get anything. The only thrift store we left empty handed today. Though if we weren't going to another thrift store I may have gotten the top as I don't want to go home empty handed. I did find a better top at the next thrift store. Good news they have dressing rooms. That will give it another star. In our experience dressing rooms are becoming rare. They had a specialized bicycle for $250. Nice bicycle. They had another one too, but I didn't get a good look at it. Parking is plentiful. They share a lot with the shopping center. They don't have any public restrooms. I suggest you go to one of the restaurants in the parking lot for lunch and use their restroom. September 30, 2026 we returned. You never know what you'll find. This time was a success. I found a couple of tops that I liked, but when I tried them on they were a no go. On the other hand they had a nice Hanukkah snow globe I got for $8. I rarely see Hanukkah stuff so I grabbed it. It will make a great Chanukah gift. We also found some clip on sun glasses. My mom misplaced her on this trip so we needed some replacements. These were reg $14.95 and were sold for $2. What a deal. Now she can have one in each car. In addition these fit so much better then the ones she misplaces. The ones she originally had were round and these are oval just like her glasses.

Out of the various thrift stores in Sacramento and the surrounding areas, "Noah's Ark Thrift &…read moreGift" has got to be one of the cleanest places I have been to. Located directly on Watt Ave (and just south of Whitney Ave) in the Arden-Arcade neighborhood of Sacramento, this place has been operating since mid-2024. Prior to them vacating this space, this was once a furniture store with other various businesses before that including a dollar store and video game store. Hopefully Noah's Ark will stick around for quite awhile. A little bit of backstory about this company; the money and revenue that is generated here helps support the ministry in Ukraine which helps families of the soldiers that have had to serve the frontlines. This includes fallen heroes as well as soldiers who have had to endure losing limbs that have to face very intense rehabilitation after their service in the Ukrainian military. To me, this is a huge impact when I know my money is going towards a very positive cause. The exterior parking lot has more than enough space as the two separate times I have been here, finding a spot to park has been a breeze. There are also several other small businesses that share this parking lot. As for the thrift store itself, the place is absolutely clean to a tee. Upon entry, I was greeted by the young man behind the counter. Store hours are very generous as they are open for business Monday-Thursday from 10am-6pm and Friday-Saturday from 9am-7pm while being closed every Sunday. As for the inside of this place, everything is laid out exceptionally well. You will find a huge assortment of glasses, kitchenware, vintage and near-new clothing/apparel, jewelry, books/CD's/DVD's, solid wood furniture, and much more, all in very excellent condition. The cleanliness and organization of Noah's Ark really shows how much care and thought they put into their business. During both my visits, I found a name-brand shirt and some very nice kitchen items that looked nearly brand new and at reasonable prices. With generous hours, friendly service, and a nice variety of great finds, I am giving "Noah's Ark Thrift & Gift" a unanimous five-star rating.

Thank you, Casa Bella!…read more We live in Reno and were disappointed to find the same standard sofas in every furniture store. I convinced my husband to shop in Sacramento. Armed with a chart of locations, hours of operation, and brands sold, I dragged him to every decent furniture store in Sacramento. Secretly, I was most excited about Casa Bella Gallery because of the pretty name. So I saved it for last to avoid bias. We had basically found the sofa we wanted at Zgallerie. The Ventura. A deep sofa with a less deep chaise. Mounds of pillows AND modular for holiday rearranging. Expensive :( But I was determined to find the best price. Another store had a knock off in only one color choice that just wouldn't work with our house and the accent pillows that came with the sofa would have to be tossed after purchase due to the hideous pattern that cheapened the entire sofa. Then we entered the small urban Casa Bella and saw our sofa. Ok, a Zgallerie knock off that cost $1000 less for cushions with buttons instead of without buttons. And maybe the seat cushions weren't quite as comfortable sitting, but this is a couch for lying down (5ft deep) with down cushions behind you. The co-owner Rhoda explained about the company and said we could choose the color of the sofa and choose the fabric for the three included accent cushions. She showed us fabric samples in different lighting. She helped us determine measurements, fabrics (so very many choices), and configuration. The sofa arrived in about a month to specifications. Rhoda took pictures of the boxes and provided weights so we could plan transportation. Delivery to Reno was not possible, and I wouldn't have wanted to pay for it anyway. Rhoda and her husband offered to open earlier for our convenience on a Sunday. Shane, Rhoda's husband and co-ow and another man helped us load the massive boxes into our truck bed. Safely. And the boxes made it 3hrs down the highway. Customer service, product, and delivery were top notch! You must shop there to experience for yourself!

I returned to this locale for a new couch/barstools after a major remodel. In no time, and with…read moreRhoda's help, I found the perfect items for my home. If they don't have what you're looking for in their showroom, they have several catalogs to peruse to find just what you're looking for! Rhoda and Shane, the owners are delightful business people. - very educated in helping you design what work best in your home. I will always recommend their business and consider them for any future needs. I've gotten so many compliments on the new furniture -- and am absolutely thrilled!!

I think the collection here is really outstanding. They do a good job of separating the various…read moresellers into little booths. Very nice variety of fun items. Lots of stuff for my childhood, was taking me way back. My man found a super cool postcard from Balboa Park in San Diego that is over 100 years old and hand painted, we used to live there and loved it. It's a tiny bit stuffy in there is really my only beef. People that work there are very nice.

I came in to browse after buying a book at the antique shop next door. Within minutes, an employee…read morewalked up and took my bag out of my hands, telling me they don't let people carry bags because they don't trust customers not to steal. My bag was held at the front until I left. No one greeted me to mention a bag policy when I walked in. I was simply singled out and treated like a criminal in the middle of the store. Also, several people around me had bags from other businesses but they only took mine. When I spoke to the owner about how disrespectful this was, both to customers and to the neighboring shops whose purchases we're carrying, she took a nasty tone and told me she was disappointed in me. I have never been spoken to that way by a shop owner after being the one wronged. If you have a bag policy, tell people at the door. Don't wait until a customer is halfway through the store and then confiscate their belongings. The antique shops in this area depend on people walking from one to the next, and this one clearly doesn't value that. I won't be back, and I'd encourage others to spend their money at the businesses that treat customers and neighbors with basic respect.

This place is like finding hidden treasure. My wife and I are now the best gift givers. The…read morehelpful owner can help you come up with ideas based on the occasion ie: wedding, birthday, etc. She also has great cards and will wrap it nicely if you'd like. Warning! If you're there shopping for a gift for someone else, you'll most likely find something you want for yourself. Besides gifts we've given to family and friends, we've bought a nice collection of tea towels, a rooster weather vane, a lamp, a great storage cabinet, and I'm totally into the citrus goat milk soap. They've also got an amazing collection of vintage bar ware for cocktails, etc. My friend got some one of a kind high ball glasses there. It's a great store for anyone who wants to give or purchase something special you can't find anywhere else.

What a great shop. Unique items. The owner has a real flair. I bought gifts for 2 nieces and they…read moreloved them. The shop is airey and bright. Her prices are reasonable. Wish I lived closer. Next time I visit from Santa Fe, I will be returning to do more shopping.

I have been going here since they opened, usually go home with something I need or I shop for…read moreothers too. Making points with my G'grandaughter from the girls dept. She likes her shoes!

I visited yesterday the prices are super ridiculous high I don't understand why if all these items…read moreare donations, this items are donated by wealthy classy people second hand and sold to me low class how I'm supposed to afford a good brand item if my local thrift store sales it as if it was still new, I invite you to visit and see for yourself I and went to the other store accross the street found better prices and discounts

It's been two days since I was visited this store, but I am still reminiscing with nothing but…read moregratitude for my experience there. The owner's helpfulness and thoughtfulness is truly unparalleled. Not only did he guide me through their eclectic selection, but he also took the time to understand my vision of a nature/forest-themed work desk and used his knowledge of the store's inventory to brainstorm pieces that would fit my intended aesthetic. His obvious passion for helping customers find the perfect pieces was evident every time we spoke But, if you can believe it, there's more! He presented me with a impressionist oil painting of a lake surrounded by a conifer forest, which I happily bought because it was perfect. I didn't realize it when I bought it, but when I got home and looked at the tag, it turned out to be a painting of the lake where I spent my days as a Boy Scout merit badge counselor in my teens! It was such a heartwarming discovery to make. Living by that lake those two summers was an important time in my life - it's largely why I want a forest-themed desk to begin with! The painting already means the world to me This store is more than just a thrift store. It's a hidden gem, and offers an array of unique home decor and antiques that capture the imagination. The experience I had here was unlike any other thrift store I've ever been to, and it holds a special place in my heart. If you're looking for a place where kindness meets creativity, this is your spot

Tired. Big brown wood furniture. Scattered Asian artifacts. Not a lot of fresh inventory…read more Proprietor seems sweet but they look like they want to retire . If you are hunting, not a lot of game.

Real wood furniture, clothes, antiques and great people! What more do you need…read more Service=outstanding Value=exceptional with every thing 70% off

It is quite a rarity to come across a thrift store that also serves as a dedicated furniture store…read moreall under one roof. That is exactly what I found when I visited "Comfort Thrift & Boutique", a locally owned and family operated business. Truth be told, this business did not have a single Yelp review since its grand opening back in late-2022. Located at 11415 Folsom Blvd in Rancho Cordova, this place shares the same parking lot as several other business including "Expo Furniture" and "Superbike Showroom". Parking was a breeze as this part of town does not get a lot of traffic as it is mainly an industrial part of town. They do, however offer generous business hours as they are open 7 days a week; Monday through Saturday from 10am-6pm and Sunday from 11am-6pm. What I particularly like about this place is just how open and spacious this place is. You will find so much in the way of your standard everyday thrift items including clothes, records, toys, glassware, and knick-knacks for around the house. But they also have a ton of vintage items including some items that are at least a century old. And when I mean spacious, I would have to say that 75% of the building accommodates a ton of furniture options. Everything from sofas, loveseats, sectionals, recliners, dining room sets, and complete bedroom groups. Since I wasn't in the market for furniture, I am unsure about their delivery/pickup options but I am guessing that much of the stock you see is what you'd be getting. I did notice that the store itself was relatively cold (at a crisp 67°F) and the public restroom was out of order but that was the only negative thing I would have to say. I did notice that the few employees/staff members were very helpful as I was greeted when I entered the furniture area. And when I did purchase the antique coffee mugs, they were very accommodating. When you factor in the very reasonable prices (for a thrift/consignment store), decent service, and wide selection, I am giving "Comfort Thrift & Boutique" an above average four star rating.