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Website: unityshoppe.org
Phone: (805) 965-4122
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of State St and E Anapamu St/W Anapamu St
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- Thu 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
1209 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 ·2259.72 mi
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yelpCute store The staff is really friendly, I found some great deals at this place. It's down town so parking can move tricky but worth paying for a garage near by.
MoreNot many fish options and dairy. Then again, I went later in the day. I will try to go in The morning hours next time I go.
MoreUnity Shoppe is a thrift store located at the Random store location. It is cleaner, more organized, but you still can spot some merchandise left over from Random (frankly more interesting) and it...
MoreThe Unity Shoppe is a fun thrift store based business. What they offer is a whole lot of a whole lot of everything. They have a vast selection of clothing, jewelry, trinkets, tchotchkes, music,...
MoreA few days ago, I moved into a new place, and decided to drop off some belongings at the Unity Shoppe. In the bustle of a chaotic move, I realized that I may have accidentally donated my...
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