Savers

I love this Savers store in San Pablo, I’ve found stuff for my kitchen, name brand clothes, and the prices are very reasonable. I’m excited that this place opened up near me. When you donate that give you a coupon for 20% off your total purchase, up to $100 in purchase I believe.

Very organized and very spacious. The only thing that ruined it for me is the pricing, most of these donated items are never under $10 for donated items. Then you have other items that don’t even make sense for thrift store prices. $99 for a sweater !?

First time there and the place was super well organized and clean. I was looking for something very specific in kitchenwares, but did stroll around the store. They were pretty busy for a Tuesday morning and prices were very reasonable. They had quite a lot of vintage collectible items that look like estate sale leftovers for those who are interested.

I've been exploring Bay Area thrift stores since 1973, and this is one of the tops: huge inventory of adult and kids clothing, shoes, hats, kitchen appliances, pots, dishes, bicycles, toys, books, art supplies, furniture ( sofas, chairs, display cabinets, chest of drawers, desks, lamps, etc.)....and much more. They constantly put out new stock. Plus, if you donate something, you get a coupon for 20% off an entire purchase. Tuesday is Senior Discount day, 20%.

Very clean new Savers very close to my house so I'm happy. It's clean, well organized with a good selection. However, as in previous reviews, the prices on most items are at least 20% - 30% highers than they should be. Many books they sell can be found on line for less, some of the grab bags are very overpriced (pens and stamps for $9.99) used blanket from Walmart for $16.99 when the exact same blanket is selling new for $19.99, a very worn pair of vans (that should be tossed, wish I had taken a photo) for $24.99, men's gap dress shirt for $14.99 when you can get a new one down the plaza at Ross for $18.99 but it's my choice to buy or not to buy so I left empty handed. I hope they have more sales or re asses their pricing policy.

My daughter and I were excited and looking forward to exploring this huge store. We waited about 15 minutes for it to open on a Saturday at 10. We went in and were in about 7 minutes. Unbelievably disappointing. Plates, $12.00, Plain clear wine glasses, $4. 49, T shirts, $9.99...no need to continue. Really Offensive. This store is higher then Walmart. Just really terrible prices. People need things in life and this is over the top . Do Not waste your time. The people running this operation need to make some huge adjustments or this store will lose. Thousand's of donations to help a business and the community only to rip people off. Not me and my daughter, we will move on and find shops to meet our budget.

Prices are reasonable, decent inventory rotation , found a lot of great deals here.. Hit and miss like every other thrift spot..Time and chance. The law of averages.. Set realistic expectations, used clothes and used items!!!!! Happy to have a local business employing people!!!! Thanks Savers for coming to San Pablo!!!!!!!!