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The 10 Best Thrift Stores in Long Beach (2026)

Long Beach has a lively secondhand scene, from donation-run charity shops to consignment and vintage furniture destinations. This list is built strictly from Google ratings and review counts, using a Bayesian-weighted score so highly rated shops with substantial review totals rise to the top. The ranking was updated in 2026 to reflect recent feedback and activity. Whether you hunt for overlooked gems, sustainable finds, or neighborhood resale staples, this guide points you to places locals have rated most highly across the city.

28 analyzed10 shortlisted4.7/5 average rating1,494 Google reviews

This ranking is computed from Google reviews (our method). Listings marked Partner are paid advertising spots: they sit alongside the ranking without changing its order.

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Beacon House Thrift Shop – Long Beach

4.7/5 · 245 Google reviews · 3220 E Anaheim St Unit 3240, Long Beach, CA 90804

Beacon House Thrift Shop comes out on top thanks to a strong combination of a 4.7 Google rating and 245 reviews, giving it both high marks and substantial customer feedback. Listed on Google as a thrift store and located on E Anaheim St, it balances a high average with enough review volume to rank reliably above others in our Bayesian-weighted ordering.

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2

That Thrift Store

714 W Willow St, Long Beach, CA 90806 · website

Listed as a second hand store at W Willow St, it holds a perfect 5.0 rating based on 28 Google reviews, reflecting unanimous high marks from reviewers.

5/5
28 reviews
3

American Cancer Society Discovery Shop – Belmont Shore (Long Beach), CA

5235 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803 · website

A nonprofit resale shop in Belmont Shore, shown with a 4.8 rating from 65 Google reviews; its name and category identify it as a charity-run operation.

4.8/5
65 reviews
4

long beach antique mall II

3588 Palo Verde Ave W, Long Beach, CA 90808 · website

An antique store on Palo Verde Ave W rated 4.7 across 175 Google reviews, indicating a well-reviewed destination for older and collectible items.

4.7/5
175 reviews
5

Out of the Closet – Long Beach

3500 CA-1, Long Beach, CA 90804 · website

A thrift store located on CA-1 with a 4.6 rating based on 284 Google reviews, combining a strong review count with solid average scores.

4.6/5
284 reviews
6

Magnolia and Willow

490 W Willow St, Long Beach, CA 90806 · website

Categorized as an antique store on W Willow St, it has a 4.6 rating from 269 Google reviews, showing consistent positive feedback from customers.

4.6/5
269 reviews
7

Urban Americana: Vintage & Mid Century Furniture Store

1345 Coronado Ave, Long Beach, CA 90804 · website

Listed as an antique furniture store on Coronado Ave, it carries a 4.6 rating with 223 Google reviews, focused on vintage and mid-century pieces by category.

4.6/5
223 reviews
8

Trunkshop Apparel

2734 E Broadway Ste 6, Long Beach, CA 90803 · website

A thrift store on E Broadway with a 4.8 rating from 27 Google reviews, presenting high marks from a smaller but uniformly positive reviewer base.

4.8/5
27 reviews
9

Assistance League Thrift & Vintage

2100 E 4th St, Long Beach, CA 90814 · website

A thrift store on E 4th St showing a 4.6 rating across 110 Google reviews, identified by its thrift and vintage focus in the Google listing.

4.6/5
110 reviews
10

Legacy Consignment

2198 N Lakewood Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90815 · website

Logged as a furniture store on N Lakewood Blvd, it has a 4.6 rating with 68 Google reviews, placing it among well-rated consignment and furniture options.

4.6/5
68 reviews
Ranking built with our weighted score (Google rating × how reliable the review count is) across 28 businesses analyzed in Long Beach — our methodology.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose which thrift store to visit in Long Beach?

Decide what you’re looking for first—clothing, furniture, vintage, or charity-driven resale—then check recent reviews and photos online. Consider review averages and the number of reviews to judge consistency, and call ahead if you need a specific item or size.

What should I expect to pay at thrift stores?

Prices vary widely by store type and item condition; expect lower costs than new retail but a range depending on brand, rarity, and condition. Inspect items carefully and compare similar pieces across a few shops to get a feel for local pricing.

What should I check before buying secondhand items?

Examine condition closely for stains, rips, broken hardware, or odors; test electronics and look for signs of major repair needed. Ask about return policies, especially for higher-cost items, and verify any listed measurements for furniture or clothing sizes.

How is this ranking of thrift stores created?

The list is generated from Google ratings and review counts using a Bayesian-weighted method that favors both high averages and substantial numbers of reviews. The ranking was updated in 2026 to reflect current Google feedback across Long Beach listings.

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