Sutter Care at Home Thrift Store

Santa Rosa, United States

3.1

8 reviews

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+1 707-523-1775
Website:
www.suttervnaandhospice.org
Address:
3209 Cleveland Ave, Santa Rosa, CA, 95403
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8 reviews of Sutter Care at Home Thrift Store

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Place rating: 3
Ojai, CA
I stopped here the other day and found their selection of clothes for women and children to be decent, with some fun finds in their accessories. Small selection of furniture. I was looking for dresses and costume items and thought the prices on these things was reasonable. Store was clean, well lit and the staff were professional during my visit. I didn’t find anything I had to buy on this trip, but I would come here again.
Place rating: 1
Santa Rosa, CA
Went into the place for the first time and saw a lot of stuff sitting out with sold signs on them. The place was messy and the one person I saw working there was very rude. I will not be back.
Place rating: 3
Kenwood, CA
Pretty junky. Sloppy layout and display. I’ve been in uglier thrift shops, but I’ve also seen much nicer ones in Sonoma county. Smells okay. Prices for clothes are typical thrift shop, almost free.
I haunt thrift shops for vinyl Lp records. They had a stack of 120. I bought 4. At 80 cents each they’re a bargain.
Would probably not recommend this shop except for women’s clothes. You may find a diamond in the piles of crap.
Place rating: 5
Santa Rosa, CA
Great location! Can’t pass up this shop every time I’m at TJs. Store is on the small side but they do seem to move inventory because I never see the same things hanging around collecting dust.
Place rating: 2
Santa Rosa, CA
Selling «antique» items (do items from the 70’s count?) that are falling apart and charging $ 500 when the furniture clearly needs refinishing and has cracks and water damage… I asked one of the ladies working the store if the item had been marked wrong and she snarkily responded that if I wanted something cheaper I should go to Target! (Well, at least the items at Target are priced according to quality!!!) steer clear from this place if you are looking for furniture in good condition at a decent price!
Place rating: 3
Healdsburg, CA
Just okay. Some things labeled «antique» or as I overheard the manager say «that is a retro looking bookcase» are so ridiculously overpriced that even in a consignment or resale antique shop they’d be priced way above their value. Things are well organised though and it’s lacking that old musty scent that some thrift stores have. Over all 3 stars in my book. Nothing to write home about or make a special trip for, but stop in if you’re getting groceries at trader joes and you may find a prize.
Place rating: 3
Windsor, CA
This place is okay. Always shop earlier in the day and you could find some pretty good stuff. Some of the furniture is being a little over priced tho…
Place rating: 5
Santa Rosa, CA
Found some really neat stuff, not junk mind you, really great stuff. Everything I bough was something I had been looking for and it was so cheap too. This was the cleanest and best organized thrift joint I’ve seen in Santa Rosa and the staff was friendly to boot. Great place that I never knew was there. When I went there the had a Baby Grand Piano in great shape for $ 800, amazing! They had a small section of furniture but everything was clean and well cared for. Really neat stuff, seriously!