Totally fun shop! I needed a belt, a quick thrift-store search found this place. Too perfect, I…read morecould've shopped here all day but my wife wanted to move along. So many fun shiny objects, very reasonable prices, many interesting Collectibles. I found the belt that I'd come for but it needed more holes. "Do you have a leather punch?" I asked. "Yes" of course they did! Great place, great service.

I won't return. My experience with the young man was not welcoming or helpful. When I asked him,…read more"had he come across, or have for sale an oil lamp with a catalytic converter, he shrugged his shoulders and said, "I don't know, and continued with what he was doing." It seemed he didn't want my money spent in the shop.

I absolutely love this concept and have used them for all of my animals. It's also way better than…read moregiving my stuff to Goodwill. I've probably given 100's of $ of stuff to them. It really does make a difference when you're on a budget but also wanting to be a responsible pet owner. Please consider volunteering. The more people who volunteer the more it can be open.

This is a very interesting thrift store. Very small and unassuming but they do have so very cool…read moreitems. They have real thrift store pricing on most things. They also run sales. I have gotten beautiful boots and lots of other things here. Staff is very nice. Hours are a little wonky but definitely worth a stop in. Their profits go to helping pay for spays and neutering animals in need of it.

My family and I were visiting in Cannon Beach and decided to come out thrifting. We arrived a bit…read moreearly than the expected 11 am opening. We waiting until 11:25 and no one showed up. We went to the comic book store and their internet went out so went to get some cash and return and saw that the thrift shop was opening up. Walked inside it was very well organized. Only one person working in there. Didn't greet anyone as they were walking in.

This place is odd.. we stopped in and there isn't much to it. They have a small selection mostly of…read moreoverstock items from stores. Just gives off weird vibes.

I thought the donation process was easy - as soon as I pulled into the covered, drive thru drop off…read morearea someone came out to meet me and has very cheerful and kind. They accepted everything. I shopped the store; it is mostly clothing. Some goods in the back. Prices for things that are actually new/unused were high. I thought prices for actual used stuff was 'in the ballpark' but higher than I'd hoped. Checkout was quick and easy. I bought myself a used 3-iron for golf. I was interested in the accusations of excessive CEO pay, so did some research. Goodwill is run independently, this one is GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF THE COLUMBIA WILLAMETTE. If Goodwill wanted to dispense these accusations of high pay they should just publish compensation in their annual report; yet they dont. One needs to go googling; internet searches showed Michal Miller made better than $600k, and Catherine Hannam well over $400k. So I'm inclined to agree with these excessive pay accusations. Not what I would view as in-line with their mission.

Just dropped stuff off for donation and had a rude old asshole to collect. Decided to have an…read moreattitude right off.

There is such a variety of items from household to furniture and even pet items. The store was very…read moreclean and people were so nice and helpful. They really care about the shoppers. I got towels, socks and some kitchen stuff. The chidrens area is fun for kids and has a variety of toys and clothing in good usable shape. The prices are fair for the quality and it's nice to know that the profits stay on the peninsula to help children and others in need.

A great little thrift store with some very friendly folks running it. Good selection too.read more

Really awesome thrift store with tons of great stuff to look through! We got a dining table,…read morekitchen appliances, cooking tools, clothing, shoes, etc. from here in one trip! Definitely worth a stop in. They also have a dressing room

Every time that I visit Astoria, I try to stop in here. The selection always changes. On my last…read morevisit, I grabbed some interesting vintage West Coast cookbooks. In the past, I found a large Eva Zeisel comma bowl. One never knows what one will encounter, and that's what makes thrifting so much fun. If you go in seeking something in particular, you will be disappointed. I will definitely continue to stop in here. The staff are always nice, so that also keeps me coming in!

Hope Chest offers an enjoyable shopping experience.. The store is clean, well lit and items are…read morenicely displayed. There is no detectable "old clothes " odor, typical of most thrift stores. The staff is friendly and helpful. Prices are lower than I expected.

First time for me at this outpost of the Hope Chest empire and I enjoyed a self-directed tour of…read morethe entire shop. Much more elbow room than the original shop, and I found plenty of interesting stuff, as usual.

So glad to find a place that wants to make treasures out of trash. Everything is cleverly…read moredisplayed. You should stop by when you pass through Wheeler.

Find treasure! You never know what will turn up here. Great place to get (previously-loved) art,…read morebooks, jewelry, traditional art supplies, and random things to make art with. Or maybe you need a piece of fabric, some yarn, or an extension cord. Amazing spot for artists and other creative people. On the practical side, you can also find some furniture, funky kitchen stuff, and and unique gifts.