I used to shop at this thrift shop a lot in my 20's. I used to love wool v-neck sweaters and vintage button down cardigans (kinda like the ones that Mr. Rogers wore)- and yes, they had that old funky smell someone mentioned on another thrift store review (so cali). I had a vintage clothing addiction that sometimes this place would feed- navy uniforms, dresses, printed collared shirts, wool plaid shirts. I was in college at the time and wanted to express myself through clothing, plus I didn't really want to wear what everyone else was wearing (I still shopped in the malls too BTW.). Most of the customers were older, and not too many from my age group came here to shop, which was even cooler. I still have my treasured finds from here: two vintage cocktail vanity chairs in mustard yellow and white (one in each color). They are in need of some repair (the wood) but not giving them up (do you know who hard it is to find art deco stuff?). \n\nSmall parking lot, but you may find parking along the street, if you're lucky and you can parallel park (you'd be surprised at how many people don't know how to do that, I'm from the bay, so you know I'm experienced). It's also kinda small, compared to Savers (the thrift department store). But hey, if you don't find anything, go up the street to Savers, it's not far.\n\nThis is before Buy/Sell/Trade places became popular, enter Buffalo Exchange, a few years later.  For years, I saw the same manager, who was so nice and pleasant (seemed to be a good mood every day, didn't seem to have bad days ever); wonder if he is still there. For the most part, did not have too many problems with questionable people. I need to check this place out again, maybe over the weekend.