Tokens Gift & Thrift

You might miss this place if you're not paying attention to your surroundings. If you enjoy antiques and thrift stores you'll probably enjoy all the nick knacks and items. Many things that are kitchen related, and varying pieces of furniture. In general they have wonderfully low prices. Also Tokens Gift and Thrift have some great finds and hidden gems. Nothing particularly stood out for me in the clothing area, but had decent variety. If you're looking for books they have a wall of them.The owners seem to be such great people, incredibly gracious and always takes that extra bit of time with each customer.

When visiting Yosemite or Oakhurst we always make it a point to hit ht thrift shops up and we came here on Saturday shocked to find some great mic-cetruy pieces outside (furniture) I just didn't need anymore mid-century dressers but the price was amazing and the other stuff inside was a vintage lovers version of way heaven would be like! The owners are nice and offered us some mid west spiced warm beverage which would of been better had it some whiskey or rum to it but anyhoo super gracious and inviting and the prices are INSANELY cheap. I scored on some Bakelite stuff here and other things. Worth taking a look.

Always new stuff to see and check out. The prices are decent.Homeless people hang around the parking area. Nice people run the place. Shop Local!

Dang, if I would have known Oakhurst was such a thrift store mecca, I would have visited years ago!!! My poor boyfriend, who would rather watch me paint my nails for 4 hours than go thrift store shopping, was dragged along on this venture. ( I was a good girlfriend and only made him go to one with me). The majority of the store was composed of kitchen knick-knacks and china, books, and clothes (oh, and furniture out front). I breezed through the clothes pretty quick but didn't see anything that struck my fancy.I walked out with an Andy Williams record for a buck or two and a paperback copy of Sandra Cisnero's "Caramelo" for 50 cents-- far cheaper than the library fines I would have incurred at the San Diego Public Library.Overall, this store didn't have as broad a variety of things that you'd normally see at thrift stores/the items (like the books) were a little older, but the prices on a lot of the goods were great and the woman working there was friendly.

I love this place. The first time in I found a brand new set of beautiful high-end coffee mugs for unbelievably cheap, and a really nice shirt for my extra tall best friend (for two dollars!) It's easy to find what you're looking for, as this store -unlike many thrift stores- isn't crampacked with junk. The aisles are easy to walk through, and the clothes hangers are able to be removed without having to fight them off the poles. What I love most though, is the thoughtfulness of the buyer. I found so many things that would actually enhance my house and all of them cost less than I expected them to be.If you're in or near Oakhurst, check out this shop!

Don't waste your time here. Unfriendly Atmosphere and dirty surroundings. Woman working was extremely unwelcoming. The store was locked for some reason, and we asked if we could look inside and shop. The woman agreed but rather hesitantly as she sighed with dismay.I was with my Best friend and we had been hopping around to different thrift stores throughout the day. He also had a dog who was treated like a pee machine. We had asked politely if we could bring him inside. She said yes reluctantly and then added "Just make sure he doesn't piss on my stuff." We of course agreed to keep a close eye on our dog. (he is 4 years old and trained, he doesn't have accidents) We understand that a dog peeing on the merchandise is damaged goods that can no longer be used, however, other thrift stores we visited were far more polite about it. My friend also picked up a plush in a box by the front (all to most items were stored in boxes) The woman yelled; "DO NOT TOUCH THAT!! I haven't gone through it yet." We were a bit shocked and uncomfortable by the sudden burst of anger. After shopping, my friend purchased a dog toy. The woman had maintained this angry demeanor throughout our shopping experience. My friend then said, "thank you, have a nice day." to which she replied "Thanks." in a lack luster tone. Im giving this review two stars because; The selection was cool, although very overpriced. Easily the most expensive in this area as far as thrift shops go. I would have reviewed this place higher; if not for the terrible attitude and rudeness from the woman working. Visit other thrift shops in the area for nice service and at cheaper price points. Sorry ,Tokens.

We needed children's books on our way to Yosemite and this was the only store in town that we could find selling them. Luckily we found a pretty good selection for quite cheap. I recommend checking them out if you are in town.

Cool little place! So much stuff in here, you really have to pay attention to everything on the shelf but there was some great finds. Hidden high up on a shelf was a Pyrex Constelation Carafe that while not in the best condition, a perfect find overall! Prices also very fair for everything in there. Be ready to dig!