Well organized and great prices! Not a super large store but was impressed with the variety of…read moreitems to choose from. Friendly staff and have a selection of items 50% off each day. Enjoyed popping in and would definitely drop in again when in the area!

No a big store but good quality, clean and well organized…read more Lots of clothes and bags, some toys, fewer household goods than other Thrifts we go to. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. Benefits ARC which is a legit org.

The staff are so polite and pleasant! We walked in and were immediately greeted and offered…read moreassistance. Stopped by on a whim to check out some knickknacks. They had a ton of cool goods to look through from books, toys, clothes, etc. the prices were also priced fair.

Visit often! Love to support small business. As others have mentioned, Carla is the best! Top notch…read morecustomer service. I wish she had more room to spread out all the great priced items!

I have been to this thrift store at least 10 times over the last few years. I always find at least…read moreone thing from either the clothing/shoe area or the household area. They are divided into 2 separate buildings. They have great prices to begin with and then they have colored tags that are an additional mark down. I greatly prefer shopping here where I know my money goes to a good cause instead of going to a for profit thrift store. Bonus,all the employees are super nice.

Authentic thrift store, meaning wide range of stuff of all ages. Good biz doing good for the…read morecommunity.

This is a wonderful free service that I tell everyone about! I never want to throw out stuff that…read morecan be reused but not donated. Now, I use this service all of the time. They are very responsive and always pick up my stuff. I have had no issues, and it can be used if you are having mobility issues, sick, or busy!

Picked up within the promised time frame. Accepted items other businesses don't. Easy to prepare…read morefor pickup and didn't have to home or load up the car.

I've seen people lining up for this store to open its gates, so I figured it must be really good…read more Maybe my expectations were set too high by this. I think this store is best suited to serious DIYers into furniture flipping, home improvement, or big art projects. They've got their own parking lot and a loading dock. The store is a huge warehouse. The "home goods" section is quite small and there are not any clothes or toys. There is a large selection of building supplies and tools (paint, lumber, tile, flooring, sinks, etc). There is a decent selection of furniture (couches, rugs, tables, dressers, etc), though nothing stood out as amazing quality or a killer deal.

Was greeted immediately upon entering store. I needed help with a table that I was purchasing. The…read morenice lady at the counter called for someone in the back and they were out with a cart within a few minutes. The store was very busy, but the gentleman still helped me by taking the table to my car. I will definitely return!

Kind volunteers. Not much selection but it really depends on what gets donated. It was a really…read moregood experience but not much was available. It changes on a day by day basis depending on donations from community

Amazing people volunteering! Beautiful store. Appreciate there is a place for people to go.read more

I walked into this Goodwill outlet initially with condescension, observing with disdain as the…read moreswarm of bargain hunters descended upon a new batch of goods brought out from the warehouse like sharks feasting upon chum. Honestly, I thought the whole spectacle was rather embarrassing. Then I found a quarterstaff in a bin. Yeah, an actual wooden quarterstaff, like the kind that Donatello would use to whoop Foot Clan ass. You can bet your sweet patootie that I walked around the store for the rest of our visit like Gandalf the Grey, and all who gazed upon my glorious discovery with green with envy. I also happened upon a (scattered, deconstructed) collection of miniature ships from a long out-of-print tabletop game, which I spent a good half hour gathering all of the pieces I could find, in order to salvage and rebuild as many ships as possible. I paid approximately $2.00 for a collection worth about x100 that, although I'm not likely to sell them, because I have an actual use for them! But the real jackpot ended up being the ~8 dresses and complete outfits that my wife picked out for herself, totaling around $6.00 (as most items, including everything mentioned above, is priced by weight), and each of them brand new, high-quality articles of clothing that she absolutely fell in love with. NOW I understand why the swarm of fashionistas and wanna-be influencers were falling over each other, trying to pick out the hottest items from the trough of slop dished out from the warehouse at regular intervals. This is bargain hunting in its ultimate form. Sure, there is a lot of useless crap to sift through, but with a keen eye and quick reflexes, anyone can walk away from this Goodwill location adorned like a princess, or equipped like a wandering wizard...depending on your personal style.

Since I can ONLY comment thus far on the drop off of a donation, I can't tell you what the inside…read moreof this store is. BUT the donation drop off is efficient. The employees have been friendly and I'm always offered a receipt. This is mere blocks from my office and an easy dip in on my way into work. It's convenient for me. Goodwill always has value. I think that's literally the expectation in going to Goodwill. I'll have to shop it at some point but for now, it's just drop offs!

Anniebug's sits in the back of a sketchy, half-filled strip mall not far from the Costco off Sandy…read more I wouldn't make a special trip. The clothes had a musty smell and weren't the greatest quality to begin with. They had a mixture of household stuff of varying quality. Prices seemed reasonable. They did have a few stands with new stuff if you are looking for gifts.

I come here primarily to pick up my Wish packages. Revenue from that goes to help fund the charity…read more The owners are incredibly nice and happy to help you out or chat. They have sales often, the owners will remind you as you check out, so be sure to scan the barcode they give you on the flier. The store is smallish, but not cramped. Several people can browse at once without getting into each other's way. Large selection of retro VHS tapes. Interesting hodgepodge of items and nicknacks that are likely priced well below market value. Main business through the door is likely from the neighborhood families in need, and taking advantage of the discounts for clothing and such. I did not look through the clothing selection, so I cannot speak to its variety, but it did seem to take up most of the floor space. All in all, if you've checked everywhere else, and you're in the area, it doesn't hurt to check them out--especially if you are a collector of something. Consider donating here before going to goodwill. The money raised in the community stays in the community.

I'm hopelessly addicted to thrifting... spending hours perusing the various apps and websites, but…read morealso crisscrossing the city so I can aimlessly stroll the aisles of my favorite stores. If I were to create a list of my favorite stores in Portland, Better Bargains is one that I would deliberate intensely on whether or not I should add it to the list. It's one of those hit or miss places that has potential for finding the bargain of the century. Don't visit during peak traffic because the business is on a section of Sandy that is impossible during rush hour. The parking lot is directly across from the intersection of 102nd and Sandy, and traffic backs up such that it blocks the entrance. You'll hate your life if you get trapped in this vortex of parking hell. The store has several aisles of furniture stacked high with assorted bits and pieces, and the east and west walls are covered with a patchwork of bagged treasures that are preassembled and priced accordingly. If you are big into art and craft projects, I've found some of these curated bags to be useful. It's best to visit the store on Wednesdays and Saturdays when a 25% storewide discount is applied toward all purchases. For me, the jury is still out on this thrift shop because I've yet to find a treasure I want to show off to all my friends. Maybe one day!

What a find! Lots to search through and great service. The place is so huge a a wide selection…read moreof merchandise and for a great value. I walked out with $100 worth of PBS DVDs for less than $20 during a half off sale. Will definitely return soon

We had really wanted to stop by and pay a visit to Jubilee Hall, but because of the distance from…read moreour home, did not get a chance until just recently, to go. The shop is very well laid-out, clean and bright. There are plenty of seating options, from at the bar to individual tables. Lots of outlets as well to plug in your computer/phone, and it definitely is quiet enough to get work done. We ordered an Oat Milk Latte and a Pourover. The Oat Milk Latte was very well poured, with the latte art seahorse quite artfully done! The Pourover was also super delicious. They have a variety of options, so make sure to ask what beans they have available. The staff is extremely friendly and is knowledgeable about their coffee, and definitely have a heart for service! Next time I am in this part of town, I will be sure to visit again!

We are so happy to have Jubilee! I love their cold brew and the breakfast is really reasonably…read morepriced. Service is always quick and friendly and our dog is welcome in while we wait on our to go orders! We recently moved to the neighborhood and are happy to have it so close and now to have it open on Saturdays! The decor inside is cute she they have lots of great books!