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March 2024 by Cheryl Morrell
Not here but there's another one behind the building.
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August 2023 by Lisa C.
You have to search to find her (corner of Sylvan and Oakdale roads, in the back behind Cr3 bar and billiards)....but it's worth it! LARGEST thrift store in town, it's warehouse size, chock full of treasures and secrets and Knick knacks, not to mention furniture and appliances. The owner is a sweet lady who will always give you a deal. SO much to search through, SO fun. If you're a thrifter, this is the store for you!
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July 2023 by Josh Gonzo
A cool place to find random items but very dirty and usually randomly closed throughout the day.
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June 2023 by Google user
The place is a Ebay resellers dream spot*
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June 2023 by Matt Martinez
The place is a Ebay resellers dream spot*
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May 2023 by Matthew M.
I didn't even know there was any businesses in the back buildings... so when I seen it I had to poked my head in. There was a nice older lady who began talking to my mom like they've known each other for years. I ended buying brand new sets of blinds still in the package and the best part was the more I bought the cheaper things got. Great place for ebay sellers...
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April 2023 by Patricia Shaw
This place is amazing. If you haven’t been to have to go 3460 Oakdale Road suite B Modesto,, CA 95355 little hole in the wall roller.
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March 2023 by Courtney Juarez
Went for the first time today such a great little thrift store the owner was so nice an very reasonable with her prices come stop by for some good finds
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September 2022 by Eilonwy W.
If the shabby "thrift store" signs with an arrow pointing to the back of this strip mall have been creeping you out with tantalizing your curiosity, go with the "creepy" instinct. I'm not 100% sure this is even the correct current name of this thrift, as there's just an open door next to religious place, leading to a foyer with junk in it, and another door into some interior room. I did not go through the second door because it smelled like death. I don't mean that as a metaphor. I mean it smelled like something meaty died there. I've lived in New England, where "creepy" is the baseline for so many places, and where it's not a real antique store if you haven't descended a rickety set of stairs to a basement that might house Cthulu, and this thrift store is the first place I've ever been nervous about entering. The unpriced junk in the foyer did not convince me that this is actually a well-stocked, well-managed shop which was just having a bad smell day.
