Restyle Marketplace

THE BEST IN EVERY WAY!!! :)
Always a pleasure to shop here.
Would be nice if the clothing prices were a bit lower

Clean, well organized and spacious. I mostly looked through their children’s items. Everything in the kid’s section looked to be in good condition and very inexpensively priced. The workers were helpful when I had questions.

First Karlos with a K, is the best manager ever. He really goes above and beyond to care for the customers. We bought a house last december, and came here and bought a TON of furniture for our house. He was nice enough to hold it for a few days for us to make the arrangements to get the truck there (it was a full load) and he gave us a quantity discount, because we bought so much stuff.
Super clean, great furniture. great staff. This is a must stop.

ReStyle Marketplace is probably the best thrift store I have ever been to. It is clean, well organized, and super inexpensive. There are plenty of clothing items that are $ 5 or less! There are items that are unique and items that are very practical. Its my go-​to place for cute and stylish clothes. Perfect for all ages!

This is by far one of my favorite thrift stores! The volunteers are so talented when it comes to organizing tables and making them presentable with all their selling items! It’s a work of art! They take great value in what they get and sell. This place is so great and I recommend anyone to head this way.

I am so disappointed in Catholic Charities. They are a wonderful organization and when this store first opened I was a regular. This items were and still are well displayed, the voluntary staff is very friendly and helpful, the manager is friendly and approachable. Unfortunately, since they opened, they have completely lost touch not only of their mission…“to serve and advocate for families and individuals in need, especially those living in poverty”, but they have also lost touch with their patrons.
If I want to spend $ 75 on a mixer I’ll find a top of the line one on
for much less than that with shipping… and when I am done with my mixer, I will donate it to a «real charity» that will give it to someone in need, or at the very least, sell my blender, that was free to them, at a thrift store price that is affordable and reasonable to someone who shops in a thrift store looking for something they need and a great deal.
Brand news items are on sale everywhere these days and there are great deals to be found on new items everywhere. People who shop in your store are not people who pay «full price» for anything. Full price purchases are for the rich and the lazy.
Please remember that you are not a consignment store. And you are not a high end antique shop. You are a thrift store accepting donations on the part of generous people who want to see the gently used goods go to a good cause. These items are given to you to sell at thrift store prices to make money for the needy.
Your customers are hard working people who expect to get a great deal while they also contribute to those in need. This makes for a win, win, win, all the way around.
I walked in with $ 100.00 the other day (what I have usually spent in the store in the past). I walked out with the same $ 100 I walked in with. What a shame. The store lost $ 100, did not move any merchandise, and no one benefitted.
You have lost me as a donor a customer and an advocate for your store.

It’s clean. It’s neat. Staff are super helpful, almost too much at times. But it’s not fun or thrifty. I walked around and waited for something exciting to «find.» For me, someone who loves thrift stores, it was too designed and staged. I want to be overwhelmed and surprised as I round each corner. I didn’t find that here. Hope they can loosen up a bit and find their inner thrifter. They have a great big space and it could be awesome!

This store is unlike most thrift store I’ve been in (and I’ve been in a lot lately!) as it is laid out more like a retail department store. A rack of coats displayed here, a line of dressy dresses there, tables displaying shoes, purses and bric a brac scattered around. Not a lot of clothing (they have children’s, men’s, women’s regular and plus sizes) but they are generally organized well, clean and pressed (thank you, volunteers!), and I have picked up some wonderful items at great prices here. Staff are pleasant, friendly, and always seem to be busy keeping things straightened up and clean.
Because I’m pretty broke and trying to build a basic wardrobe after a significant weight loss, I do here what I do at the other thrift stores — pay attention to the days that things are on sale, senior discount days, etc., go in with a list of needs in mind, and see what turns up for a price I’m willing to pay. While I may walk away empty-​handed sometimes, I am never later disappointed or regretful when I do make purchases.

Very nice store! Wonderful volunteers! Different from any other thrift store in the county. Looks more like a specialty store with items displayed on tables in a very artsy way. You won’t find endless racks of clothes lining the floor. They group like items by color or size. And they steam and or iron most of their clothing.
Be ready to spend a good deal of time there because the store is HUGE!

I think this is a fine thrift store. Really nice furniture, glass ware, clothes, shoes, purses and kids stuff. Prices are competitive with other thrift stores. They have higher end designer clothes and they have frequent dollar day sales, $ 20 a bag sales, senior day and other sales every month. Great place to find just that right thing for a birthday, or special gift for someone. They get amazing array of different items every week. The volunteers are friendly and helpful. I like that the money goes to support the homeless and helpless through Catholic Charities.

Prices are HIGH for some items and customary for others. I always find it amusing how pricing occurs. It’s almost like a coin toss.
They are either lacking in donations, very new or very selective as there weren’t as many items as you can find at other thrift stores. (I imagine that’s the motivation behind their higher prices?) I don’t think this location is the right market-​target area for an expensive thrift store.
That said, it was definitely clean and the volunteers were friendly. I shop at G&G so I might stop in again to give it another go but I can’t imagine driving there just to shop at the thrift store.

Lovely! This is one of the cleanest and best-​organized thrift stores I’ve seen. They carry a high-​quality selection of knick knacks, clothes, and furniture — all the types of things you’d expect to find at a thrift store, but in better shape than most thrift stores carry. Prices are good for the quality, but not bargain-​basement prices you’ll see at other thrift stores that aren’t as selective.
They also have a coffee and tea bar at the front of the store, and accept donations at this location.
Better yet, ReStyle supports the great work of Catholic Charities in Sonoma county. I love knowing the money I spend here supports an organization that provides food to the hungry and housing to the needy all over our county.