Mostly clothes and those are overpriced as much of the merchandise is. You can literally but some…read moreof it at the Dollar Tree for less. Walmart has better prices also.

Store is closed but they don't update their online presence to reflect this. No notice until you…read moreactually get the the store which isn't helpful when you've driven an hour and a half to get to the store.

Horrible adverts that blast annoyingly at "you" when fueling…read more felt incredibly abusive and invasive

Most random location in the world for vegan fast food. It's fast, cheap, and shockingly good. In a…read moretown that is truly hard to find value this is my secret get away. Patio setting in the summer, and tons of setting inside as well. Helpful hint, go before noon or after 12:30. College students frequent during lunch and line can be a bit long, still very very fast.

We came in and our kids got to explore the store and found some great toys to keep them entertained…read morefor our weekend trip in Walla Walla. We bought a 3D print dragon and magical coloring book. Inland Octopus is a fun toy store appropriate for all ages.

This store is INCREDIBLE. We did a scavenger hunt for adults and had to hunt for clues in the store…read moreso we got real acquainted with everything they sold. Fun for all ages, tons of gift ideas from puzzles to magic tricks to apparel and so much more! A must see.

Searching high and low for choker necklaces in Walla Walla while my husband and his family perused…read morethe wineries. If you're looking for beautifully handmade-in-Washington-State reasonably priced choker necklaces this is the place! I bought a beautiful one in turquoise suede with cultured pearls, quartz crystals and silver tassels. La Colombina also happened to have some of my favorite pajamas on sale for 50% off and I snapped those up too! Lovely service received from delightful Capricorn staff member. Don't know when I'll return to your store from San Francisco but just wanted to ensure you knew I enjoyed your store and the wonderful line of jewelry, shoes and clothing you have!

Really great service and helpful employees at this expansive shop, plus all kinds of everything. We…read morebought several old framed prints here, and I would've hauled away more if it only my car were larger. Prices seemed reasonable compared to other NW-region antique stores, or a little lower. It's definitely one of my faves!

I dont care what you are looking for. They will have it. Old western artifacts, orig. christmas…read moreornaments from the 50s, cameras, buttons, china...Carol Channing might be in there somewhere. The ladies who own the store are so warm and welcoming. THey make you actually want to look at the items and dont make you feel like crying in the corner if you move something. Very comfortable. Everything is priced fairly, especially for the things they are selling. Some of the antiques are stunning It shares the building with a mexican restaurant. I was scared all the things would smell like pork and tortilla chips. Luckily it didnt. However after you browse this store for a good hour or so...a margarita and some chips makes for a good lunch. Luckily you are in skipping distance. Tip of the hat to that idea

Very clean, friendly staff and incredible produce. Great vegetarian and vegan choices. Meat…read moredepartment can fulfill your needs with choice cuts

I'm disappointed that andy's market has essentially "sold out" to giant corporate interests. A…read moregrocery store built on the premise of healthy options now sells mostly main stream junk food products from the mega corporation Pepsico which uses very manipulative advertising and false claims. Their cereal is mostly sugar based, same effect on the brain as cocaine and proven to cause brain rot. There are few to no organic options I buy such as hummus, cereal, chips, non sweetened fruit, bread, unprocessed protein options, and milk. Personally I don't like being "served", I think required politeness and civility hurts workers by emotionally enslaving them and isn't authentic to the history of the products, how they are made, and what they really are. Instead of processing the history of products they are selling empty emotional transactional "vibes" essentially trying to emotionally own the transaction. Payment shouldn't be a value The bulk food section is an option with a wide selection though not as many organic options as I'd prefer. The vitamin selection is adequate though I'd prefer to buy medicinal tinctures in larger quantities than available. The vegetarian processed food is too expensive to buy on a budget, non organic, and have way too much oil and salt in them. Most of the brands sold are lecherous and emotionally manipulative. I know they are trying to process their "biblical" beliefs but "killer" bread, "love" cereal, "gold" milk, "Morningstar" vege food, is just garbage.

High prices and strangely impressed with themselves were my first several impressions of this…read moreplace. Interactions here have ranged from unhelpful to mildly rude, which is disappointing considering I wanted to love this place. Setting aside the questions I have heard about the running of this organization, they could be great considering how large their facility is, their range of services, and how many donations they receive. Volunteers seem to put a lot of effort into merchandising seasonal items. Such wasted potential.

We love visiting this place when we are in town from the "big city". There are some real treasures…read morehere with exceptional prices. We have also donated several items over the years and strongly support their business model. Plus, the staff are friendly and assistive.

Me: I'd like to buy this photo Checkout dude (takes photo,…read morelooks at it): it's not for sale Me: the price is right there on the back, $1.50 Dude: It's for display only Me: Why would it be on the shelf next to other things for sale? With a price on the back. Dude: I know he doesn't want to sell this. Me: That is confusingly specific, maybe tell him not to put things out that aren't for sale...in a store? Dude, laughing at me: oh I'll be sure to So, just so you know, that's the kind of retail attitude and approach you're dealing with here. Likely it was his own photo and he decided last-minute not to sell it to me for the price he'd put on it. The store is mostly full of overpriced Goodwill-tier items from the 1960s and bad art, so you're not missing much.

A very fun treasure shop in Walla Walla. Margie greeted us and was very nice to chat with. Always…read morefun to walk around and see what there is to find. Walked away with some fun glasses to add to our bar cupboard. Nicely organized and everything is clearly marked with prices. Good to see an antique store doesn't have to be dirty and packed full!