They have a big selection and best prices of all 3 thrift stores in town. Friendly staff and they…read morehelped me get a shower chair when I was looking for one for a surgery.

The first thing I look for in a thrift shop is that it smells clean when I enter -- and MCDH smells…read morepretty good, like the clothes are clean and the goods are wiped down. They have a TON of household goods with the usual mixed pricing (ie, mason jars for $1 each which is what they cost new at any grocery store but then something really cool for way cheap next to it). Tons of clothing - and some interesting electronics.

Cute little thrift store with lots of fun stuff. Some funky art and a good amount of used books,…read morewhich I always love. I picked up a couple of cute items at decent prices. There are some items with higher prices because they are worth more, but everything looked like a bargin. Even had a selection of free books outside. The man at the register was especially friendly. We chatted about the cat that was available for adoption, but my husband said No.

This cute roadside gem has a little bit of everything. A dollar rack in front, home goods, vintage…read moreitems, electronics, books, audio recordings, kittens to aww over( yes, like kitties) and many other Knick Knacks. The staff are friendly and welcoming. We stopped in here a few days during the holiday. They had some cool stuff. Prices were average. Definitely a cool place stop in the area!

Stopped into this thrift store to check it out. I am an avid thrifter, I don't buy things new…read moreunless I absolutely have to. This place is awesome. The prices are great, and I found some good pottery and they had so many cute teapots. Staff is friendly, I didn't get a chance to look through the clothes but the pricing sheet was very reasonable. The only thing is I wish their carts were a little more practical. They have the smaller really low to the ground carts that don't have a spot for a baby in the top. It was a little difficult to shop with my kiddos, but if you remember to put your stroller in the car (unlike me) it shouldn't be an issue.

We stopped here on a whim while driving by. I liked this place and bought a book by Martin Gardner…read morefor $2. My wife bought a bunch of tights for our daughter at $2 a pair. There were some neat pieces of glassware that were nice to look at.

I would give him 11 out of 5 stars if I could he was such great service for helping me with…read morequestions and finding stuff I hope this company thrives thank you for such great service. -Nicholas We love coming into the Surf Shack. We've been coming in for years, and the owner is consistently so welcoming and kind. My son, Nicholas, is stoked and lights up every time we stop by so he can talk skateboarding with him. He really takes the time to connect which is so cool. Even outside the shop spotting the owner out and about, he always makes a point to say hello. Anyways, Lost Surf Shack is such a "shop local" gem in Fort Bragg. We just walked out of there this afternoon with a set of knee pads and a happy kiddo, and I realized this review is long overdue!

Kindest staff! We were visiting family in Fort Bragg and wanted to pick up some "local" items for…read morefamily abroad. Great selection, warm people and good prices! Win, win, win!

WEIRD VIBES! This is not a museum or a true thrift store. It's a funky little store front that…read morewe're pretty sure is also the elderly man's house who runs it. He was very kind. However, as soon as you walk inside, you're hit with a heavy odor of tobacco meets broccoli meets mildew? There's a heaviness to the air that gives you the sense of haunted house. Truly, did not like my time there. But if you're into oddities and are trying to do every single thing in town that you can, it's probably worth 5-10min of time to run in. Very strange.

White Elephant Thrift Exchange…read more Ok, so this really isn't a museum but a (not-so) cleverly disguised Thrift store that's pretending to be one. While this may seem like a grift, it really isn't. Just an eccentric old man trying to do some good in this world. The Good: *25% of sales go to African Wildlife Foundation *Prices are actually really reasonable. We found a really cool Kenyan handmade basket for $15! *The old-timer running the place is really nice. Make sure you count your change if you pay cash, as he tried to give me an extra $10. *If you're into African décor or animal print clothes this place is def for you! *Free Admission! ;) *Right off the Hwy heading into Ft Bragg The Meh: *A lot of the stuff really is just Thrift shop level stuff but at least they stick with the theme! The Ugly: *Some of the clothes are, well, an interesting fashion choice... 0_o TLDR: Interesting place that's worth a 10min visit if you're in the area and like weird shit. :)

Monica was super sweet, offering hot tea and dog treats to my Hazel! I love her style and she has a…read moregreat eye for treasures old and new. I always make a point of going there when I am in town~

Fun store with lots a cool vintage and repurposed items. Owner is extremely helpful and pleasant.read more

This place has a lil bit of everything! Picked up a few cute tops and sweaters. Good vintage…read moreselection and modern too.

Although they carry a nice variety of things they are pretty overpriced considering it's used…read moreclothing. They claim to "buy, sell, and trade" however they do not trade or buy. They give you store credit so if you were buying 100 dollars worth of things you can use only use 50 dollars of store credit and have to pay the rest. On top of all of that I brought in some clothes and gave them my number(they said they'd call me back in a week or less) and they never called me back. I went back in two weeks later and asked if they had gone through my things and they said no, but two of things I brought in were out in the store being sold. A friend of mine also brought in clothes at the same time(three months ago) and they went through mine but not his. He left a message asking what was up with that and they never returned his call. Store hours and days they're open are also so inconsistent. Super disappointed as this is the only used clothing place in town that does "trades". Maybe just advertise what it actually is which is store credit. Also the owner has never once been in when myself or anyone I know has been inside. Its a lazy business to say the least.

This is a small thrift shop with a wide-variety of items. Majority of the items are centered around…read morephotos, post cards, old dolls, book, and small figurines. The main thing about this store is "rummaging." You have to look under and behind lots of items in the cabinets and shelves. The owner was really nice and answered all of my questions. This is a great store to pop in every so often to find any hidden gems.