Community Thrift Store

Wednesday 50% for seniors 55+
Great stuff but make sure u bring someone over 55
–Loveee this thrift store!

No dressing room. No can’t do for me. I went all that way to visit the store because I read the reviews saying it was huge. I picked out 5 or 6 tops and found out afterwards that I could not try them on. I don’t buy clothes if I cannot try them on, especially knowing they are not returnable. I put them all back.

I absolutely love this store is always clean and well organized, color coordinated clothing, clothes are hung up by size, plus size is seperate, a «plus» for me you can go to certain sections and browse you don’t have to look through entire store if you dint want to. Cash only. Small shopping carts. Bathroom always busy

This thrift store is pretty amazing.
It is PACKED with clothes. Black pants galore. Any clothing item you need will probably be here. I found a pie of new dark red jeans that were an amazing fit and a halter top I’ve been looking for for ages.
Very clean.
My ring up would have been 14 dollars, ended up being 9. How? I don’t know. Sales are good.
CON
No dressing room! You have to basically try on the clothes over yours in the mirror they have, everyone does it.

This place is big. If you are looking for tableware, I go and shop for tea cups here. The selection for plates and bowls and vintage table setting is really good. I’ve seen lots of Royal Albert there behind the counter.

Like most people I love a good bargain. I had heard about this store but had never been. OMG! It is a large store. 10 registers. Plan to be there a minimum of 2 hours. I found some great designer pieces and purses dirt cheap. Parking is tough but I got lucky and found a spot. Also. bring cash they dont take debit or credit. All in all my experience was great. Ill definitely be going back.

I love this place!!! Like seriously love! So bummed that we live so far away. So whenever we visit down south, we always stop here. ***tip…bring CASH, that’s all they accept!!!** they have an ATM but if you don’t want to be charged the fee… just make sure you have cash on hand. Prices can seem high but they have lots of sales, almost always 50% off at least 1 color tag. My favorite part is that they are constantly replenishing stock… like people waiting at the doors for new stuff coming out! If your any kind of thrifter, this is a must stop!

This place like many thrift stores has lost its way and began to think they are a department store at a mall. The workers are extremely rude and will push you aside to place clothing on the racks. They have color sales but the sales only make it to have regular thrift price. See pictures for example of price for some shirts.

The closest thrift store to my home. Upon first glance, it’s huge and great but when you spend time there you see that somebody there is a greedy little crap. I have seen glass fish tanks for $ 23when they only cost $ 12 new at a fish store! This is sad for those that are low income and come here thinking they are getting a discounted rate. I have been thrifting for 10 years and have lived in 3 counties in California and I am always annoyed when I see men’s button ups that are damn near in rags being priced for $ 7 just because it has polo on the tag. Long story short, the prices are too damn high and half the stuff will fall apart within the year. In my opinion a Dooney and Burke for $ 40 could sound like a deal but if it doesn’t function as a purse what’s the point? Also, the receipts are practically useless so they can also cheat you out of money

Zero stars is more like it. My mom and I drove from fontana because my cousin was raving about this place and it was beyond a disappointment. Eck

Not pet friendly. I was turned away at the door holding a zipped pet carrier with a sleeping 4 lb chi in it… no question as to weather she was a service dog (she is not)
Usually find good stuff, some things are pricey

To put it in simple terms:
1.Clean place
2. Nice staff
3. Cool and cheap stuff

This comment is about their phone system. Called in Labor Day morning to Check their hours or if they’re even open. It just rang & rang, which makes me think it’s closed. It’s 2015 get an answering machine letting customers know.

If I could give this place zero stars, I would.
Coming from a thrift store junkie, that says a lot.
Yes, there are good deals to be found — but you have to work laboriously for hours because everything is so disorganized. Then, half of the «treasures» you uncover are sharply overpriced or broken. Or both! I’m so glad that I gave everything a triple-​check before deciding to buy. Community thrift wanted $ 20 for boots that, upon taking a closer look, had cracks running all the way around the soles! The soles would have fallen off after a couple of days with that type of sneaky damage.
However, that’s not why I would give this place zero stars. The customer service is the most atrocious I’ve ever seen. Most of the employees don’t even know what’s on sale that day and give you conflicting j formation. But compared to my cashier, they were saints and angels! God, my cashier! I wish she had a name tag or something but I don’t know what her name was.
She was absolutely rude and standoffish toward me while being completely nice and welcoming to other people who walk by. Perhaps because I’m a local? Because I’m pasty? I don’t know. But she was a total jerkoff. And not only that, she tried to change prices at the counter! Like she was deliberately trying to milk as much money from my pockets as she could. She double-​charged me right under my nose until I demanded that she change that. Multiple times, she insisted that a sale tag was, in fact, NOT on sale (although I KNEW it was!). After that, I made sure to double check my receipts and watch carefully as she rung things up. Even then, the receipts are so vague that it’s hard to see whether she cheated me or not.
After digging through mounds of half-​decayed garbage only to argue with the awful cashier over my sought-​after items and having multiple other employees be rude, this was an incredibly negative thrifting experience.

Review from a clinically diagnosed thrift store whore:
Over the years I’ve shopped dozens of places profiting from the donations of others (a.k.a. thrift stores) and have to say without any shadow of a doubt this is the BEST THRIFT STORE in the SG and SF Valley!
Here are some of the reasons that makes this one great:
1) No old/​moldy smell that gets the allergies going.
2) Color coordinated items for those of us with OCD.
3) Wide aisles that give you space to look.
4) Convenient baskets for you to place your finds.
5) Daily 50% deals (based on color of tag: blue, green, yellow, white, red).
6) Amazing variety of books, jeans and furniture… you name it really.
7) Helpful salespeople.
8) Quality, modern used clothing… not just any old mothballed items dug out of a garage from the 1990s.
9) Daily replenishment of items and well stocked.
10) Large size store (maybe comparable to a Ross or Marshalls) that will keep you busy for hours.
Here are some of the things that can be annoying:
1) They won’t sell you stuff without a price tag/​if the price tag on an item you’re trying on falls off.
2) No dressing rooms.
3) Kids running amok, generally unsupervised.
4) Dirty dirty dirty unisex bathroom.
5) Super busy in AM (that’s when you get first pick on daily deals).
6) Crowded parking lot.
7) Gross men (customers) that will unabashedly stare if you are trying on tops or something. They have a couple of «community» full length mirrors located in the back of the store that women generally congregate around to try stuff on over clothes/​under skirts (again — lack of dressing rooms). Desperate men will usually hang out in this area in the hopes of catching sight of a boob or bit of flesh. Just so you know.
8) Cash only.
Tip:
–Just come in a pair of leggings or shorts that will make it easy to slip clothing on and off (if you want to try).

This is my absolute favorite thrift store near me!
Its in a huge warehouse with parking in the front and back. They usually have furniture for sale outside (weather permitting). There is more furniture inside to the left, and from there is a treasure trove! Everything is organized by kids, men, women, and shoes, and in sub-​categories like sweaters, pants, etc., and then organized by color. To go through the whole women’s section takes me about 2 hours if I’m thorough. I always find tons of clothes! Great selection, and the employees are very nice. They usually speak both English and Spanish.
As far as prices go, it seems a little overpriced for a thrift store. HOWEVER, on wednesdays is half off all color tags except one for seniors, then Thursday through Saturday is half off for everyone else! I’ve gotten some very very cheap things by waiting for sale days.
Bonus, around noon there is a food truck parked on the street outside!

Probably one of the best thrift store in the area.
Great shoe selection, amazing purses, cool Jewelry, nice clothes, and great frames!
Prices are a little bit more expensive than the goodwill but still good quality
Senior discount Wednesday

Cash only. Omg, I keep forgetting when I come here then I have to go to cvs nearby to get cash though they do have an atm inside, the fee must be crazy.
Anyways, I found the 5^th Harry Potter book here for $ 2 though I had to hide it while I had to drive out to get cash. Place was packed and the aisles were filled with carts and people. Lots of housewares and purses. Plenty of clothing here to browse, cheaper than Salvation Army and Goodwill that’s nearby.
Parking lot can get packed here and the line can be long.

I love coming here because you can usually find a deal or two, but that’s it. I never expect to find more than two items that I want to buy on any given visit.
Make sure you pay attention to the scrolling screen when you first walk in (to your left, above the bathrooms) to see what the special is for the day.
And don’t worry about the smell; you’ll go nose-​blind within a half-​hour or so. But yes, it smells like funk and sweat people when you first walk in.
Check behind the counter if you’re looking for more high-​end items.
Remember, it’s a thrift store, and there are deals to be had. Because of this, expect no mercy from your fellow customers. You may be poked, prodded, or otherwise violated, but it’s all in the name of saving a buck.
And remember that there’s a donation container outside. If you really have no use for old clothing, electronics, shoes, golf clubs, etc., consider donating them here so that I can buy them up for cheap later. Thanks.

One of my favorite spots! I go on Wednesdays and drag my mom with me for the 50%off senior discount (certain colors). Well organized, it’s crazy how big the lines get outside at the entrance at 9am!!!
If you can deal with the pushing and shoving and have patience. It’s a great time and I always find awesome stuff!
It is cash only with an ATM inside by the jewelry area!