Alameda Thrift & New Furniture

When I was younger I used to look in the penny savers for the half off coupons for this place. I would go on my own, find clothes and pay for them. It’s a great deal, I still do that till this day! I just recently bought a whole new bedroom set here and I love it. It’s always good to check here every two weeks for new items especially if you’re into vintage things.
P.s– Eli is very helpful and nice. The male workers engage and understand :)

This place has some quite hidden gems! Although I admit not all prices are good, you can buy some really cheap stuff. Just keep digging!

This place has been open since lord knows when. There always little berried treasure in this place. This place is very organized and the workers are helpful and friendly. Some items here are a little pricey but ive been to other places where they exaggerate on the prices.

Well Organized, however prices are steep. Also 2 of the 3 times I have been a lady walks the floor trailing from a distance to make sure one does not steal anything.

At first, I thought this was another store claiming to be thrift that was really just overstock junk and new furniture… but then I kept walking back and jackpot! The whole right hand side and back of the store is nothing but old crap to dig through. Although I don’t usually dig for vintage duds, I had a little extra time at the end of my day so I browsed through a few racks of dresses. They had a decent selection of vintage dresses that weren’t in terrible shape.
I didn’t end up with any dresses, but I did pick up an antique hand sewn quilt topper (my mom collects quilts) for only $ 6.99 and a 1920’s journal with all kinds of neat drawings for $ 3.99. They had a good selection of furniture (new and old) and books.
They accept cards with a $ 10 minimum, but it shouldn’t be too hard to spend $ 10.00 here. I’ll look forward to checking this one out again.