I really wanted to like Bellingham Antique Mall, but unfortunately I can't recommend it…read more The biggest issue was the smell. There is an older cat in the shop, and while I absolutely love cats, it was very clear that it is urinating inside. The odor of cat urine was extremely strong and hard to ignore. It made it difficult to browse comfortably. Pricing throughout the store also felt high. I did find a few interesting items, but overall many things seemed marked well above what they're worth. The costume jewelry section was especially frustrating. I appreciated that the clerk unlocked the case and allowed me to look, but having someone stand closely beside me the entire time felt awkward; considering the position and place where we were. If the items require that level of supervision, it might make more sense to keep them in the front jewelry counter area. Which they were not using for jewelry. The cabinets being secured with visible chains throughout the store was also off-putting and added to an uncomfortable browsing experience. What truly disappointed me was the pricing and representation of the jewelry. There was a costume ring priced at $80 that appeared to be worth closer to $20. Another was marked $60 and also clearly costume. A "sterling silver" ring was priced at $115, yet there was no visible 925, STER, or STERLING stamp, no paperwork, and the citrine stone did not appear genuine. Without proper identification or documentation, those prices felt unreasonable. Between the odor and the questionable pricing, I left feeling uneasy about the value of other items in the store as well. I'm sharing this in hopes that improvements can be made, because antique shopping should feel enjoyable and trustworthy.

Something for everyone. Antiques, Vintage, Clothes. Books and more, Fair prices. Good location…read morenear many places to eat.

This place is a gem! Great prices and whoever is in charge of selecting the furniture, art, and…read moreknick knacks is a really talented. I wish this store was in Seattle so that I can swing by every week to curate my home. My fiancé and I bought two chairs, two old vintage plant pots and a old sailor painting from 1950 for a spectacular deal. The cashier was even kind enough to stay behind 15 minutes past closing time for us to grab the car and load it away on a Friday. Awesome customer service and one of my top choices for antique furniture and home goods in WA state!

There is nothing remotely inexpensive here but there ARE some really different furnishings on offerread more

Every time I go into this shop I am reminded that people like this still exist. They CHOOSE not to…read morecarry any sizes over Large and 31/32 waist. I've worked in retail for a long time. Boycott these places.

Me and my wife walked in here after lunch to check it out and we found it to be a genuinely…read morecharming little store. The lady working here was very kind to us and our son and really helped make the experience of walking around Fairhaven a good day. Very glad we walked in. Lots of cozy home goods, women's clothing and mostly feminine feel in general- which is great.

Fun store with many hidden and not-so-hidden gems. Selling clothes to them was painless. Found…read moredesigner labels and an entire rack of leather coats.

Worn Again is a great spot to visit but not the best to buy from. The layout of the store is fun…read morewith rainbow sorted racks and a remodeled bank vault that is fun for a photo-op. Each of the try-on stalls are decorated to the max with pinterest-worthy backdrops. However, the prices are very high and I've not had much luck finding things that fit (sizing is primarily been S-M when I've gone aside from the small plus size section). Staff have been friendly but not over the top and will ask to hold ALL bags at counter.

Need to make some money fast? Then this is your spot. I sold some old coins, collectible Disney…read morestuff, and an old camera here. I of course didnt get as much as I would have liked for everything, but I do feel the amount they gave me was fair.

The worst coin shop in Bellingham, just like a pawn shop. If your old they think your dumb. 27%…read morevalue that`s what you get plus a smug look on they`re face. They do not know I`ve been collecting gold and silver coins for 50 plus years, Do not sell your gold or silver here! Just give them the finger and split, They know nothing but greed!!!!!

Shockingly nice thrift store! Not what I was expecting at all. Beautiful items, well displayed, at…read moregreat prices. And friendly, fun staff. What more could you ask for?

The ladies at the Assistance League of Bellingham rock! They are friendly and knowledgeable and…read moresupport some great causes. I was impressed with their selection and prices, will definitely go back. We need more volunteer-directed charities like this. Way to go!

Seriously, check my purse in a dirty locker or leave it in my car upon walking in the door? What am…read moreI going to possibly put in my tiny purse?That would be of any value? I came in looking for a dresser and e eight foot long piece of conduit... Did I stay?No, absolutely NOT. I felt like I was treated like a criminal walking in the door by the two road workers... I i am not gonna leave my purse in my car either.As I don't know, the neighborhood and who's watching. Not to mention the prices are ridiculously overpriced and cluttered. I had a similar experience many years ago. Via rude, a staff member and haven't gone back until today.Giving it a second chance.And after that experience, trust me, I'll never go there or recommend it again...

Overpriced junk store...whereas the REStore has a "focus", Penny pinchers seems to have PLANNED to…read morehave anything and everything...which in way sounds good, but one goes from room to over crowded room and an awful lot of the stuff I saw would have been more appropriately priced "free" because it's old and very worn in some places...I'm sure there are "finds" to be had there, but once you check the prices...well once "I" checked the prices I put things back. Not a good value. At one point I found what felt to be a full spray can of spray starch ( $2-3 in stores) theirs was marked $5. (!!!) I hear that they are strugglng...could it be that "everything" is too costly?