Thrift Stores in North Hollywood, CA

“This thrift shop is packed with eclectic finds, from vintage furniture to quirky collectibles. The staff is friendly, and they really know their stuff when it comes to curating the selection. I found an amazing mid-century modern chair that was reasonably priced. The shop is small but well-organized, so it's easy to browse. If you love thrifting for one-of-a-kind pieces, this place is a goldmine.”

“Not all Goodwill stores will take all types of donations so I really like this donation center. I like that I don't have to explain everything that's in every bag and that they will know how to process all different kinds of donations.”

“We had just moved and thought what a better way to rid of out belongings and take them to the American Cancer Society. The woman who met us at the dropoff in the back was really, really nice. We just gave them two backpacks full of necessities and clothes. I hope what we donated really helps someone in need.”

“Apparently things at Carriage Hope have changed dramatically for the better since the time of earlier reviews. Having had pretty bad experiences at local Salvation Armies and Goodwills, I decided to stop here to drop off a boatload of donations accumulated over the past year or two. The lady at the front desk was super nice, briefly peeked into some of my bags to determine whether she could use the items in the store, accepted everything, and helped me carry it all in. Then I walked through the store, which was extraordinarily well organized; it was easy to walk down the aisles and find things. Everything was neat and tidy (some other ladies were cleaning and dusting items) with no musty or (worse) cheap detergent smell. I even found some 100% cotton flannel PJ bottoms, which have become my go-to item to look for in thrift shops. Items are not individually priced with stickers or tags, but there's a price list posted next to the front door and they recommend taking a photo of it to consult while shopping. All-in-all, great experience.”