Angel Society Thrift Store

Nice store. Love the boutique items upstairs. Seems a little pricey though — but organized. I knocked off 2 stars because at precisely 3PM, while being shuffled to the cash register, we were informed rather harshly, that they are «volunteers» and «we close at 3PM». I do not live in Fallbrook and did not know that the majority of the Thrift stores in Fallbrook close at 3PM so I did not appreciate the manner in which this statement was delivered; as it seemed a rude and unnecessary declaration. I am a volunteer for a certain non-​profit organization I believe in and if necessary I will and have put in extra time because I believe in the cause. At no time have I or anyone that volunteers with me ever found it necessary to inform a customer in a similar fashion. The Angel volunteers might remind themselves of this; if you don’t believe in the cause perhaps it is time for you to move on. If you are volunteering and you are resenting your time there it absolutely shows! Remember — YOU ARE A SERVANT TO SERVE OTHERS. Perhaps some of these volunteers have forgotten why they started volunteering at Angels to begin with. Humility is key in a non-​profit organization. Remember, customers are also potential donators as well.

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Even before I relocated to Fallbrook last year I have visited this store before. They are very well organized, which if fantastic because the place is just a bit small, especially when it’s a full house, and believe me it does get busy.
Don’t forget to check the upstairs for some finds. There you will find wall décor, some furniture, bed linens, special occasion attire and miscellaneous sewing and craft finds. It gets really hot upstairs, just a warning.
The parking lot fills quickly, because it is a small lot, but there is plenty of street parking.

I’m a devout lover of thrift store bargains no matter what my economic status is. This is a really nice and well organized thrift store. Everything looks to be hand selected and chosen for it’s relevance to style and for it’s quality. I scored a mint-​condition Yak Pak for $ 3.50, a Brandy Melville tee for $ 1, an exquisite pair of peacock feather vintage clip on earrings for $ 1, vintage Hawaiian fabric for a quarter, several Gap items for my daughter for $ 1 each and some great condition children’s books for fifty cents each. The upstairs is supposed to contain higher end items but I found that they weren’t THAT high end and were quite dated so loss of one star. Great place to snap up a good deal! CASH ONLY

I think this is a fun thrift store. I love to go upstairs to check out their boutique clothing and craft items

While the prices have gone up recently– $ 5 dollars for a dress, wowza!- this is one of the best thrift stores in town. If you’re looking for slightly used, grandma approved finery– this is the place for you! You may even be as lucky as I and find a coupon for cat food from 1992 in the pocket of your recently purchased trousers!