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September 2023 by Kat D
Love to stop by this well organized store. Yes prices are a bit high for a thrift store but they carry only quality items and proceeds go to a good cause - children's hospital fund. The volunteers here are always amazing!
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September 2023 by Daniel S.
Charming, lots of knicknacks and fine china/stemware (not my thing), but also good clothing and housewares selection, and the clothes are actually sorted by size correctly (!!!). Quality items, well organized, but the main thing is the PRICES - very reasonable. I bought a vintage crochet lace bedspread, 8 feet square, that probably would have been hundreds of dollars elsewhere (and over a thousand on Etsy), for just $15. My new fav thrift store in San Jose.
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July 2023 by Kim Somerfield
If you haven't been here yet. This is a real GEM! The ladies inside are such lovely people. The prices are great. The selection is real nice. It's so clean. I was there over the weekend and I am humbled by their kindness and genuine care for people. It was a whole vibe !!! ?? ? Xoxo
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June 2023 by Joseph A.
One of the best places on the planet and I really mean that. From the goods to the help to the patrons, there isn't anyplace I'd rather be when I feel like treasure hunting. Infinite stars.
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March 2023 by Sharonann S.
I have a recommend this place and yes they take donations. Everything of the cells goes directly back into Packard Children's Hospital every bit of the money in the proceeds go back to the children, so please help distress store out by doing what you can to help them out to help the children.
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January 2023 by Trang B.
Hands down one of THE best thrift stores I've ever been to in San Jose! The prices for all their items are true thrift store prices, unlike Savers and Goodwill nowadays. Went today and my friend scored a 43 piece dinnerware set from Pottery Barn for only $15! Everything is honestly incredibly cheap and the ladies that work there are so sweet and genuine. I scored a London Fog jacket here for only $3. Also, incredibly fair prices for fine china. Will definitely come back again!
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January 2023 by Sue S.
Linda L. Is wrong, The Thrift Box IS open! Went today & found 2 great deals! Best known secret for wonderful selection & prices along with wonderful customer service!
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January 2023 by klairung J
Once in a blue moon I like to go and shop at this Thrift Box.I always find things that I don't need it's very close to my office. Staffare nice and friendly to me with my experience.And good price!
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January 2023 by Tina G.
They are never open :( I don't like places with constant changing hours, it's like a guessing game.
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January 2023 by Mary L.
This store is permanently CLOSED! Wish someone would update Yelp as I drive over 20 miles to visit it when Yelp said it was open.
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November 2022 by Linda York
The Thrift Box is a Willow Glen hidden gem! It’s a perfect place to shop for Christmas decorations in particular. I am always looking for new pieces to add to my Christmas village collection, and they start putting these pieces out in the early fall. The staff is friendly and super helpful answering questions and helping to look for items that you have on your list. It’s just a fun experience! They literally have everything from clothing, to children’s toys, books, records, and art. I would suggest making this part of your weekly routine!
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September 2022 by Michelle Compton
Wonderful employees/volunteers, always clean, well kept, amazing deals on everything from Instapots, clothing, decor. I love coming here and seeing all the new items out each week. And they give all proceeds to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. ❤️
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August 2022 by Margaret Munoz
Very nice place to shop and everyone is so friendly too
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July 2022 by deborah martinucci
Very crowded and long wait to check out around 1030AM.
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July 2022 by Amelia U.
My Mom LOVES this store, I personally am not a fan, here is why... 1) It has a very nasty smell, forgivable considering everything sold there is old, worn, and vintage... Much like some of the employees there. 2) When I walked in yesterday, this particularly grumpy and crusty "lady" greeted me with, "Did you not see the two signs up front that said masks are required?!" I said, "No, I did not see your two signs. I'm sorry about that." This woman continued to grumble and belly ache to her fellow co-worker like I was trying to cause a problem. I grabbed a mask, put back the pointless crap I was going to buy and walked out. Just because your ancient doesn't mean you have the right to disrespect people. Never stepping foot in this place again. Please keep donating to charities, I respect that, but learn some manners as well.
