Happy Dragon Thrift Shop

"Love stopping here when I can, some prices are good, some are really high. One super con is they mark directly on items with permanent market. Annoying to get off, sometimes it doesn’t come off and for real writing onto wood with marker? 2 thumbs down for permanent market. I do love the staff, they are also so helpful and bright."

"This store doesn't have reasonable prices.,I'm very disappointed about high prices.,the happy dragon with the new administration is not the same store any more."

"I loved to go to the Happy Dragon to find antique and obscure things for very reasonable prices. I hadn't gone for a long time, and when I visited again, there is a new manager. He marked the items much higher, and added "vintage" to things that are not even vintage for markup reasons. I understand all profits go to charity, but this is a turnoff point for me. Please go back to the old day, sell items that are authentic with reasonable prices, because that is what the Happy Dragon about!"

"Ive been coming here since I was a little girl with my mother. Always get a kick of finding great items for a good deal. You had to be here early because it would fill up with people quick. But unfortunately, items are tagged at ridiculous prices. I know prices are going up everywhere but it’s too much. A basic glass bottle was priced at $18? An old kettle that was chipped at $16. A broom was $10?? Old stuffed animals at $9?? Random framed pictures for $25?? Insane. And also a lot of “check eBay” posters. The volunteers are always great. I noticed when the new manager came in prices went up. (Tall man with black hair). I hate to make a review on this wonderful thrift store but hope this helps with pricing."

"This one of my favorite thrift shops in the Bay Area! March 24, 2021, yesterday, they were open from 10-1. They had someone at the door checking people in. Only 20 in at one time. It is located in Los Gatos—a high end place. The thrift store is not very large, but it is filled with lots of amazing treasures. This ia one of the two thrift shops in town. What do you think women in town do with their designer clothes when they are tired of them? There are shoes and hand bags locked in glass cases And nice ladies will open them for you so you can have closer look. If you are on a close budget—they have blouses for $4. Up high on the wall there are designer jackets that don't look worn. There is a rack of Vintage Clothing, and one of Maternity clothing. There is clothing for children and men, but it seems to me that it is mostly women that will score there. Today, they had a display of dolls that were marked 1/2 off. Need glasses or dishes? They have them. They also have knick knacks and jewelery. If you like reading books—they have a lot, but I didn't have time to check them out. Last but not least, they have dragons!!! I think you might find one that would make a child happy or the child within jolly! A great place to shop for yourself or someone special. I am sorry that I didn't have more time to shop there. Oh, well, another day…"