Last Chance Mercantile - Marina, California

Last Chance Mercantile is a unique and vibrant store located at 14201 Del Monte Blvd, Marina, CA 93908, United States. With a rich history, it identifies as a veteran-owned and women-owned small business. This second-hand store, thrift store, and salvage yard offers a wide range of items for purchase.

Customers can enjoy in-store pick-up, delivery, same-day delivery, and a variety of payment options including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. The store is also wheelchair-accessible, with a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet. Last Chance Mercantile is known for its welcoming atmosphere and is identified as LGBTQ+ friendly.

With a focus on providing a quick and enjoyable visit, Last Chance Mercantile has gained a strong reputation among locals and tourists alike. The store boasts an impressive 127 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4.2/5.

Characteristics:

• Second hand store
• Salvage yard
• Thrift store
• Wheelchair-accessible
• Identifies as veteran-owned
• Identifies as women-owned
• Small Business

Recomendations:

• Allow for sufficient time for browsing
• Bring cash for a unique shopping experience
• Check out the daily deals for great discounts

The store offers a wide range of products, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a unique shopping experience. Whether you're looking for a specific item or simply browsing, Last Chance Mercantile is certain to provide a memorable visit.

Address: 14201 Del Monte Blvd, Marina, CA 93908, United States.

Phone: 8312646900.

Website: lastchancemercantile.org.

👍 Reviews of Last Chance Mercantile

Nori C.

1/5

Grossly overpriced. Most of the employees are outstanding, but in the recent year, I’ve noticed a huge spike in Prices! This used to be a place that people who can’t afford can shop but now that prices are so outrageously expensive dreams are shattered of finding gems in the rubbish!

Kelly R.

5/5

It's been awhile since I have been back here... before covid, before the remodel. But I had some old paint & electrical waste to get rid of so this is the place I think of. Upon driving up to the building & looking out to where the parking lot use to be full of all types of things It's now better organized, sectioned off & colorfully labeled (so you know what your looking at & where to go). Inside is spaced out, no smell & again organized. The staff there are very friendly & helpful. They also make announcements when sections of the store are closing (outside yard area), then they give you a heads up on how much time you have in the store. Bathrooms 🚻 on sight too so that's helpful. I just thought it was nice, cleaner, friendlier, better organized, but pricing will depending on what your willing to pay. I'm glad it's open again & looks to be doing great things. I'll be back again.

John G.

1/5

Not only have prices increased with the new management, the people accepting items at the drop off point are way more fussy with what you can drop off. What could have sold under the old management (chairs or furniture, in need of a little TLC) are turned away. We used to buy stuff like this to fix and resell, saving landfill space. Now a LOT goes straight into landfill. NO LONGER A GREEN BUSSINES. Sad. Every city should have had one like the old management. No more bragging from me.

Bill

3/5

So don't get me wrong the staff are friendly and helpful. However there are definitely some areas that need to be addressed especially when some items that are made of wood when was the raining season and those items got ruined. And I understand that every penny goes to the veterans but the prices have gone up considerably. 45 bucks for a two-burner Coleman stove now that's flea market prices and that's beyond garage sale prices. I'm not sure where the staff are looking at some of these other prices to help them price these items since they're getting donated to them? I mean it's the last chance of mercantile it's not an antique store it's supposed to be like a thrift store.

Logan O.

1/5

One of the worst thrift stores now overpriced might as well shop online then waste your time 70 for an untested dirty ps3 wile a game store sells a refurbished one with everything you need for 70 and the furniture is way overpriced now also

Marty H.

5/5

Always find something totally wonderful here. As I get older, I find items that belonged to friends through the years, & I realize the person is no longer here.

Bill G.

5/5

LCM continues to improve every time we visit. All the items for sale are presented so professionally now and the prices remain incredible. For a fun and rewarding experience of finding some great memorabilia and bargain shopping my wife and I highly recommend.
Bill G.

Christina O.

1/5

Their pricing is ridiculously high. One guy who works there is extremely rude. Alot of their inventory is broken or in terrible shape (& still expensive).