Estate Sale Emporium - Fallbrook, California

Megan M.

This place was super interesting! To start, I almost missed it because it's slightly unassuming in a residential neighborhood. The parking lot is well marked to find, but limited to 3, maybe 4 cars at a time. Initial impression was leery...it looked like it was going to be a small yard with nothing but leftover junk. So wrong Most! Most of the stuff is technically "outside", but under covered areas. Imagine 100 people's yard sales all packed into one area! lol The first area I noticed was a little chaotic, no order, but a fun spot if you wanted to hunt for something non-specific! No clue what prices were on anything though. The further you go in (and yes, it goes quite far back, and more "rooms" than you realize!) The more things are sorted into categories. You can find a whole shelves just of tools or small figurines or sports equipment, etc. Outside in the front, there are a ton of potted plants and such! No clue if they're for sale because again, no prices. The little shop held more of the delicate smaller stuff, like tea sets and collectibles. I think if you had enough time (and some latex gloves) you could probably find some real neat treasures here...but no clue what they'd set ya back lol

Amy A.

Thrift store environment with plants, tile, furniture, clothes, toys, tools, indoor and outdoor decorations, statues, rocks, jewelry, shot glasses, keychains, country western belts, knickknacks, tchachkis, blankets, household items, antiques and new stuff. They are friendly and they do things 'old school' with some price negotiation. Family owned!

Analisa H.

the guy who runs it is a marine vet and hes awesome. great deals on used stuff. while i was living there short term, i got great used items like furniture, kitchen supplies, clothes, yard supplies, pottery, storage supplies, disney collectibles, and other trinkets. Love this place and all its interesting finds.

Felicia B.

We stumbled upon this place while visiting Fallbrook for a wedding. Wish we had found it earlier in the day. So much goodness to explore. The price of the items we bought were extremely reasonable and the service was great. Will definitely stop by when next in town.

Jen A.

What a fun treasure hunt place . All kinds of great finds. From vintage dishes, to tools, lots of pretties, lots of furniture, tons of clothes, blankets and craft items. One more good that a large vinyl record room. Oh and a garden area. Tons of stuff at great prices

Jay G.

All sorts of stuff, good place for used appliances. Wish it was a bit more organized and clean (put all the fuses in their own box, etc). But the prices are great and staff is friendly. In the vein of organization, perhaps they can trash the stuff that people truly don't want to free up space for displaying other stuff without having to move things, which also reduces the risk of people breaking your merchandise.

Laurie S.

Wow,wow wow!!! Not only does this place have an amazing selection of goods both inside and out, the customer service on my visit yesterday was worth its weight in gold! It was clear, Tim, who was busy helping customers find and purchase items, put his mind and heart into every process. In the end I found, purchased and so appreciate every great find I brought home. I will be returning, thank you!
Laurie

C W.

Ok this place has a lot of interesting and cool things BUT they ask way too much for (some) of those things. For example they get alot of stuff from discontinued home Depot items (things home Depot took off their shelving after discounting it or it's a returned item still in good shape and they have a liquidation center where they put a bunch of items in a pile and sell like 100+/- of items for Penny's on the dollar) and you will see a Milwaukee tool that home Depot put a 30% off sticker making a tool $140 from the original price of $200 but this place will have their sticker on it for $180, like really?!? I know they only paid like 50$6/+ for this item. I could see $80-100 tops. But 180? I understand it's new still but you can get new Milwaukee tools on offer up for %40-%50 the original price all day long, (their are people who also buy these pallets and sell them on offer up, I used to be one of them that's how I know) so a tool they have for $180 I can find of offer up for $100 both brand new. So that's my only complaint. I would understand if they were like home Depot and in 90 days if something happens to the tool and I don't want it anymore I could bring it back no questions asked and all my monies returned. But they don't do that, so I can't see paying 90% for that tool that they paid 20% on, they need to meet in the middle. Mark them down to 50% of the current HD price and you would sell alot more of them alot faster

Edit, after rereading this it's sounds very negative, This place is supper cool and it's worth checking outz they have alot of other things not just tools, and the people are nice, so im not saying don't go, that's not it at all. Im Highly suggest you check it out at least one time, it's alot bigger then it looks from the outside too. So what are you doing reading this, get off your lazy butt and go check them out already!!!!