This is for a good cause and I was happy to find some good deals…read more I got a couple silver necklaces and they had colored tags and depending on the color there was a discount. The holiday stuff was half price so I got a candle and cute ornament. If you are in the area it's worth it to stop in.

Love this store! I have gone regularly since moving to the Island in 2020 and have been a regular…read moreshopper at consignment and charity thrift stores for decades in various states and cities so have a lot to compare with. This is my favorite anywhere. (In fact, when I had moved away for a few months, it was one of the things I most missed from here!) I like that they have mostly higher-quality items which are always clean and usually scent-free. (I can't shop at stores like Goodwill anymore since everything seems to be sprayed with something which leaves a scent.) I am very knowledgeable about different brands and what their retail costs are, and for the time that I have been going to the store (mid-2020), they have priced their items perfectly (and at a small fraction of their retail costs). I have found the prices to be extremely competitive and accurate! (I can't say the same about another charity thrift store in the county that does overprice and misprice--but never here.) I have also found them to have an outstanding manager, staff, and volunteers. I was truly baffled by "WorldView's" an "It's Maia N.s" reviews below since what they described was the complete opposite of my experience in about every way, plus there aren't new "owners" since this is a charity store run by and benefitting Seattle Children's Hospital.

This used to be a good store to buy building parts. However over a year ago, they changed managers…read moreand now the store has gone downhill. It is now just a junk parts store where they don't inventory to scrap parts not selling and keep items where you can find them. They also changed sales personnel who are now not helpful and the sales clerks are rude and unfriendly. Their prices are now extremely high, almost like retail like Lowes. This is why I hardly see anyone buying there now. They need to return to their original business model.

If I can give them negative Stars I would! Me and my wife…read morewent in there for the first time very excited about all the stuff and how well priced it was and for some reason have to workers we're stalking us following us every turn we made very rude very judgmental and quite honestly I expect more from a store like habitat for Humanity where everything is donated and I'm a paying customer!

I've never experienced anything quite like the Bainbridge Island Rotary auction. It's the largest…read morerummage sale and it's an extraordinary pulling together of community volunteers and Rotary Members over a week of preparation for one, run for the roses event. I hear the complaint that it doesn't feel like a flea market from the get go. It isn't, it's a sale for a very worthy organization that spreads and redistributes the earnings within the community and the world. To complain because you could wheel and deal $6 down to $5 is fascinating. My experience has been that if you show up early and want first dibs, you're going to pay the asking, highly reasonable prices. If you show up around noon you can start haggling. I've worked as a volunteer for the past 4 years and I love, love, love, love what this organization is doing and I absolutely enjoy the redistribution of wealth on Bainbridge Island. I highly recommend you come once to experience the BI Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale.

I was invited by a friend and here are my observations:…read more Positive: - Great selection of antiques, books, etc. Negative: - Some volunteers are really rude. I'm talking about the volunteers specifically in Small Appliances (heaters, toasters etc) and Computer Room (printers, electric fan etc). Not all the volunteers in there, but some. Appliance Room volunteer stood and blocked my way on the door (like a foot infront of me) and made a rude "that way sign" looking straight to my eye. Art/Painting Room volunteers are sweethearts - This is a rip-off because some volunteers won't allow you to bargain. For example, I got 2 items worth $3 each and I ask for $5 for both... they are firm with $6. Really? Also, I got an item worth $1 and $2 then I gave them $5. The volunteer said, You want to donate your $2 change because it's for charity? Sure, fine. I get it but do they have an idea that I went there to support and buy something useful as well? If they do that to every item that I buy, it's ruining the idea of "charity". One volunteer even snapped at me saying that item is not for sale until 1:30PM. I was there like 7:15 AM and you're expecting me to wait until 1:30PM for that? Like seriously, people donated that item and you're holding it when someone wants to buy it? - A lot of items are for bidding/auction. Some items are not even sold because either the bidder forgot about it or the prices went skyrocket. Do they have an idea that these biddings are very inconvenient to people like us because walking from point A to point B is exhausting? Biddings/auction should be made in just 1 space rather than scattered all over. This is the only estate sale that I've been through that is bombarded with biddings/auction rather than just price it so that people can just buy it right away. What is their purpose of doing a "preview night" if the item that they want is for bidding or auction? - My round-trip ferry costs almost $30 round-trip. I was planning to buy maybe plus minus $100 worth. But I was so pissed with the business feel to it and ended up buying less than the cost of my ferry ride. No, I'm not going back anymore.

2.5 to 3 stars. Situated right next to a paint store, Viking Village is a mixed bag on several…read morelevels-- they have music, records, books, some furniture, home accessories, kitchen items, clothing, and lots & lots of random stuff. I've only ever bought vintage equestrian books after being in half a dozen times. Would stop if you like to thrift and don't mind the lack of ambiance. Perhaps their new store location might be a little different...not sure where that's going to be though.

I have been coming to the South Park Pharmacy for years. They have three pharmacists who work there…read moreand give personal service to patients. I like this pharmacy over Walmart or Walgreens because it is the way all hometown pharmacists used to be, they get to know who you are and give you good information on your meds as needed. They also are good at answering any questions you may have. I also like looking at the many gift items they offer for sale. And find it amusing the way they display their items. Because I swear someone very OCD is responsible for lining up the gift items in the whole store, very monk like in spacing items so they are exactly the same distances apart. And they are always dust free and moved around from day to day it seems. OK. If you need sugar free candy here is a place to get them. They carry a good assortment of sugar free chocolates and hard candies here, I like the Baskin Robbins sugar free candies myself. The store itself needs major updating. Some new carpets (currently the carpet looks worn, dirty and ugly 70's orange) and a new counter at the pharmacy (their counter is peeling apart) would help improve the places looks. But I come here for the service which is more personal than a Walmart or Walgreens drugstore.

The best place to get prescriptions filled. I can't even remember how long it has been that I could…read morecall a pharmacy, tell them my name and they know what prescription I need. It's also a post office and liquor store. Super cute selection of gifts, some kitschy but so fun to look around. This place is a step back in time, let's keep this Port Orchard institution thriving .

Great stop for fireworks! They're located in a tent in the Compass City Church. There's ample…read moreparking and a great selection of roman candles, to gag fireworks, fountains, and cakes. Each firework has a placard that gives a description of what you can expect to see as well. Staff were friendly. They accept both cash and card (apple pay). I'll definitely be back for more!

Shock N Awe fireworks lots of fireworks of all kinds great helpful and friendly staff and certainly…read morehave a safe and fun 4th of July!

This spot is so cool! I saw them on Facebook and immediately loved the style of the owner…read more I'm not crazy for vintage items unless it's clothes. At least, I wasn't until I saw the way the items were styled. The prices seemed good and the owner or person working at the time was nice but kept to herself.

Looking at the other review I was weary about going to this shop for the first time because of the…read morefeedback on the employee. The same employee was super nice, informative and very helpful. I'll be back for sure.

If you want to see/experience a modern day Scrooge well this is the place to visit! My wife and I…read morevisited this place because we saw some "cool" looking antique stuff. We were inspecting one of the clocks on the wall there and he came out of no where being rude and condescending. Like this man has some serious issues. I honestly wouldn't come back to this place. Why even start a "business" if you're going to be a total duck.