Fun store to browse. Jeanne was very warm and welcoming. We will stop by again on our travels!read more

It looks like a little thrift store, but it's really like a consignment antique store of items not…read moreTOO vintage. I bought a super cute posey pin (a tiny flower vase lapel pin)

While I was in old town Auburn, I made sure to swing on by Lou's Mandarin to eat up some of their…read moredumplings. But as I was walking to get there, the next door shop window display caught my eye. I got momentarily side tracked. I beelined it into the shop pronto. Oh wow. Beautiful women's vintage clothes, purses, hats, scarfs, and jewelry (costume and semi precious) nicely displayed. To boot, the pricing was above Goodwill pricing but on point or lower than sellers online. Robyn's Vintage Apparel & Jewelry shop. Loved it! The merchandise is grouped by the decade. They even have vintage faux furs. The owner is also an artisan jewelry maker. Her passion for fashion and jewelry is evident. Picture now...an ensemble from the 1940s...hat with birdcage veil, smart skirt suit, fur stole, pearl necklace, and handbag...well imagine no more...get it at Robyn's. Check out this shop now!

This is an amazing vintage clothing store. Although packed to the brim, Robyn the owner clearly…read morecares for for the items as they are neatly arranged and displayed. As well as in excellent shape. Real vintage clothing. Great prices for the quality. I was in town with two of my sisters and my sister outlaw. We all decided we needed hats. Robyn was gracious in bringing down from the shelf hat after hat for me. (I don't look great in hats). Thanks for your patience and assistance Robyn! We love our hats and had fun wearing them out that night.

Great store. Nice staff with patience for all questions. I took lessons here for years. Dan B is…read moreperfect guitar tech and instructor. The Counter guys are great.

Great cause for our community to support Great merchandise…read moreto be discovered Great prices - very reasonable Great service - enjoyed the lady we met today Great community - please support those you believe in.

Stopped at this shop on the way home from Auburn back to Reno. What a treasure this shop is!…read moreFriendly lady that was working here. A ton of furniture to choose from. Good prices! Purchased a few items including a salt glazed crock! It was only $20 and it's beautiful! Pic below!

Sherri was excellent to work with and extremely professional. She communicated well and arrived…read morepromptly at the scheduled pick up time to help my wife and I load our purchase into our vehicle. I had a great experience with Meadow Estate Treasures, and will definitely be giving them my business in the future.

Great place to shop and donate your stuff. Always well organized and clean. The prices are okay…read morejust don't hike them because they won't be okay! Walter Approves !

My mom and I love thrifting and try to go once a week together. I used to go the SPCA thrift down…read morein Sacramento when it was still open, and so I was pleasantly surprised I only just now found out there was one up in Roseville! It's not as big as the other one was which was disappointing, but oh well. It's a small thrift store that had a lot of various pieces here. A small book section, clothes, a few pieces of furniture, etc etc. The best part is that the sales go towards the SPCA, so you can feel good about helping animals while finding something for cheap. They even had a back room with some pet furniture too! Prices were pretty cheap too! There were some things that were being charged more than what they're worth, but that's always the case at a second hand store. The majority was a great deal which is what matters the most. Staff was friendly and made up entirely of volunteers. They were happy to talk to us whenever we had questions about an item, but otherwise were pretty hands off in terms of letting us shop, which I appreciated. It's not the best thrift store I've ever been to, but it's far from the worst too. Check them out if you've got time, it's easy to get in and out of quickly too.

The woman in the store helped me find an item I was looking for. There ended up being one behind…read morethe counter, but she wasn't sure if it was already sold or not. She called the owner and confirmed it was. Although I ended up not finding what I was looking for, she was so nice and helpful. They also have a wonderful selection to choose from.

I love that Kids Closet exists AND I love that they sell a variety of clothing quality options…read more They have plenty of items that are barely used and in great shape but they also do sell the clothes with more wear and tear which I love because sometimes I want a $1 pair of pants for my son to hike around and get muddy in! It's fantastic! Great toy, book, game, puzzle selection and always is exciting to find shoes that fit my kids! Just great to have a place for used kids EVERYTHING! Glad it exists!!!

Always nice and clean. Great selection, I love the way they hang the pants.So easy to be sure if…read morethe size. The young people that working there are nice and learning good skills. Check out the furniture/household part too!

The staff was very helpful very appreciative. I'm really glad I chose them for my donation of…read morehousehold goods.

Well, this place was a true find in Roseville! Clothing, housewares, accessories, jewelry,…read morefurniture, books, etc. I scored a beautiful newer set of melamine dinnerware for a fabulous price! They also had a $1.00 clothing section, and other discounted sections as well. This place is clean and bright and has so much to offer the Thrifting shopper!

Adj: Upscale thrift store with an Unique and meaningful cause…read more ReNew is a local non-profit organization that sells high quality and higher end donated items for raising money to support Acres of Hope which is the organization they created to help the community. There are actually 2 ReNew stores, one focused on home goods and decor type of items and the other is clothing, shoes, and smaller items. 100% of the profits from these stores goes directly to their program that helps women and children out of poverty and homelessness. This thrift store isn't like a Goodwill, not big, not "corporate" and so I feel that it's much more personable. Everything is tasteful and nicely organized and they even tell you it's "curated" on their website. ReNew sells new and gently used clothes, shoes, accessories, kitchenware and especially some nice sets of fine china (see pics), arts and crafts, card and board games, books, dvds, some smaller electronics and home appliances as well as upcycled home decorations, housewares, furniture, etc. They really do sort and quality control their items, as I can see that their new and gently used, high-end and name brand fashion are all high quality. Some of the items are kind of overpriced for what they are being used, but most items are at "low-thrift boutique" prices, and for a good cause so it's definitely a great place to shop. They have a list of items they accept for donations as well as what they don't accept. So this is a great place to shop to support as well as to give to if you have used items you want to donate.