Hospice Services of Lake County Thrift Store, Lakeport,

1701 South Main Street, Lakeport, CA 95453

"Was a good thrift store but the pricing has gotten way out of control. I believe the purpose of a thrift store ran by a charity is to provide money for the charity but to also provide goods at a low and affordable price to the community. I think this store has forgotten the latter. Stick to the Church thrift stores where they haven't missed the point. They also pick through and Google the value of items before pricing and often these prices are way over inflated."

"Its was a very horrible experience all workers and the manager where very helpful all for one lady that was very discriminating toward dark skinned people me and my girlfriend took her little sister shopping but kept getting told we cant be their long but yet people that were in there before us were in there long. But we were getting told we couldn't be there long even thought there was not sign saying how long we can shop for but at the time we checked out and our parent came in she changed her tone and said it was for safety reason she kept checking on us but really it was because of the color of our skin being the only dark skin people in the store"

"Good clean store and was well organized. The prices seemed a little high for some things and the selection on the day I went wasn't very good - but since the setup was done so well, it didn't take me long to see there was nothing for me on that day."

"Oftentimes clothing at this thrift store are priced at near retail prices (which I overlook because items are usually decent quality, some clothes are reasonably priced, and hospice is an important service), but they no longer provide fitting rooms to try clothing on. I’m not purchasing a clothing item I cannot try on, no matter how much it costs. I used to like this store a lot and it’s dissappointing to no longer be a customer, but until fitting rooms are provided again I’m no longer shopping here. (I’d imagine that they probably closed the fitting rooms because of another problem they have— no customer restroom and no nearby public restroom.)"