The Good Flea

A target for felons. Be careful using credit cads here. Poorly run and low quality.

Fun store, nice staff. I stop by whenever we’re in Morro Bay on vacation.

Nice lady, nice store, way cleaner & better than it used to be. Not all cluttered & dusty. Not real big. Items spread out so it’s easy to walk through & look at things. One of two thrift stores we found in Morro Bay that had reasonable prices (the other was the furthest East at the edge of the old downtown area, other downtown «thrift» stores were very expensive).

Great dealing with them, they held a sofa for me until I could drive out and pick it up. Very friendly and helpful.

WHAT A DIFFERENCE FROM WHAT THIS STORE USED TO BE. The owner is nice and has good taste!!! I bought the coolest end table with lamp and storage for $ 10.00!!! Ooh, she has tempting things! I love stopping by! :-)

I always find great stuff here. The owner washes all clothes before they hit the floor, and takes way more time the\an most to make sure all items in the store are washed and dust free! I’ve purchased everything from clothing to books to furniture here and have always found great items for a great price! I just scored a dog stroller $ 140.00 new for $ 10.00 with little wear from here! I’ve been shopping here for over 2 years and always soooooo happy with the service and products!

Not a bad place. Some deals to be found.

I fully enjoy the atmosphere and treasures at the shop. There is a wide range of prices, accommodating the diverse clientele. It’s clean, well organized, and genuinely friendly customer service.

NOT A THRIFT STORE. I am an expert thrift store hunter, from the bay area to south Orange county, and I’ve seen most of them. This is an antique store posing as a thrift store with outrageous prices. And yes they do charge tax… hint hint… it’s a «maximize my profit» enterprise. Expensive old furniture, dressers (hundreds of $), pictures, books. Hard bound books at real thrift stores do not exceed $ 3. Here, they are $ 5. The lady said «this was a textbook so it is expensive»…when you’re in a used stuff business, the original prices/​retail prices ARE irrelevant. Clothes are old and junky. So are shoes. I’ll never come back to this place. JUNK JUNK JUNK. Want to laugh at outrageous unrealistic prices come here. But your time, I pray, is important so take my advice and go somewhere else.

Nice old furniture. Place is kept clean. Ridiculous overpricing.
Price gouging at it’s finest folks. I actually felt insulted at the prices on some of the items.
Seems to be maybe a hobby for the lady that i assumed owned it. I didn’t get the vibe that that place paid the bills with prices like those.
Do yourself a favor and drive to any of the various Goodwill’s and get the same stuff at literally ¹⁄₁₀^th the price.

Some good stuff, but lunatic over-​pricing lands them on the ‘no browse’ list.
Not as off base as Castaways, but their stock isn’t as engaging either.

Holy CRAZY prices batman. Don’t go expecting thrift store prices. Nope.

What a great little shop to find some treasures. Every couple of weeks, I stop by and find something else that’s fun and unique. Leslie is very sweet and she is fair about pricing and negotiating.

Sorry I was not impressed
Stopped by this thrift store on the way to Morro Rock
It’s one of those places you feel like you have to wash your hands after– three times
I didn’t find anything of real interest. The place reminded me of some older run down places I am used to seeing in my town. Everything was overpriced. Just cause it is old doesn’t mean it is worth money. 30.00 for a Barbie that didn’t remotely look classic? $ 50.00 for a Steve Irwin action figure? Sorry Steve even in death you are not worth that much.
Even the furniture was well overpriced. Some pieces were decent but it is nothing that I haven’t seen under the ‘free’ section of craigslist or hanging out after a garage sale
Maybe it was an off day. It is a cute enough little spot. but wow​.no

Wow, this place is pretty pricey for a thrift store. Everything seems like it’s full price. $ 5 for an old readers digest condensed book is ridiculous when you can buy them for 25 cents at any library book sale. $ 1 a ball for used golf balls that a $ 1 new is also ridiculous. Nice location. Overpriced.

I really enjoyed this place. It was close to our motel in Morro Bay and it looked like it might have some cool stuff inside and it did. Picked up a few little trinkets I thought was interesting. Sort of a cross between antiques and 2^nd hand store.

This is a great store. Lots of good merchandise and very well organized so it makes it easy to shop.

This sweet little secondhand store is exactly what you’d expect to find in a sleepy beach town:
*The atmosphere is casual and charming (check out the holiday section!).
*The proprietor is genuinely friendly and over the moon about her store.
*There are, at any given moment, two or three flannel-​clad suitors from the underworld (or Arkansas) trying desperately to get said proprietor’s attention.
*There are great sales – see the display out front for things like upcycled furniture, anthropomorphic ashtrays, or creepy elixir bottles.
I’ll bet you a dollar you’ll find something delightful that you just can’t live without. Be sure to whistle at the parakeets and pet the porcelain T-​rex on your way to the register.