Stop N' Shop

This is a good ol thrift store. They have bins and bins of assorted items which are all not priced, so you can haggle a wee bit. Piles of random tools, clothes, records, and a whole back room of random knick knacks. They also do have some really nice vintage stuff which is priced properly up front, so there's stuff for everyone.

I was just passing through and happened to stop at this place. It's a bit of a shame it only has five reviews, cause that almost made me turn away from it, but rest assured it is legit and quite fantastic if you're a deal hunter.

This place rules! Gotta check it out if you are a thrift store treasure hunter, just moved here and missing the “bins”in Oregon. This place made me happy I have a place in the neighborhood to dig through boxes of super cool vintage clothes. Records too! And lots of vintage home decor. Very cool spot.

A hidden gem of Rohnert Park. Stop N' Shop is like stepping back into a different time. Bunch of 80s knit sweaters, funky shirts, and all the basics from high heels to a cd case. Check this place out!!!

Rohnert Park store full ( & I mean FULL ) of colorful dusty treasure from the past.
Next to the Goodwill Store for with newer used items

Nothing is priced!!!! Have to ask up front with a ummmm random price answer, Cash only which is hard to figure since nothing is marked. Its cool and big but without set prices I won’t come back.

ive been here and the person at the checkout seems kinda rude and impatient when i went and was pricey for a thrift shop so may not come back.

I had the same experience as the last two reviews. The lady priced them at the counter (because I had to ask the price). I know some things are vintage and can go for a decent amount, but I had picked out an old button up and ratty crew neck and i was shocked how much she priced them for both. It’s sad because that place has a ton of cool stuff but they definitely over price.

Nothing is priced, the bins on the tables are dirty and gross, but the reason I won't shop there again is because I went to buy something and the woman at the counter priced it for me (because I had to ask), but after I got back from putting something away (that to me was overpriced), she had changed the price in the 5 seconds I was gone. She raised the price because she thought she could get more for it which I thought was ridiculous and a horrible business practice. It's one thing to make up your own prices on the spot, whatever, but then to change the price as I'm about to buy it? Yea right.

Appears to be storage unit buyouts (that is what guy working told me) so it is junky stuff, a lot of the time smelly. The person seems to price according to how she feels. $10 for a used dirty dress that was from Walmart for 7.99? (Price was on it) A pass on going there ever again