The store had decent items, but my primary takeaway was that it was quite small and didn't have a…read morewhole lot to see. I much prefer shopping at the Arc's Value Village, which is huge with tons of inventory. Maybe that's why this one is referred to as a boutique, though I didn't feel that the items were super high end like is implied by being a boutique. I'm glad I visited, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

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!

I love this store so much. It's one of those thrift places you have to dig but its worth the…read moreeffort. I have found some good items and haggled to great prices. I don't think people know they can negotiate when they talk to the store keeper. They really take care of the community. I wish their hours were more consistent and that they had better lighting!

This is an awesome store with an awesome owner! She works her tail off day in and out to realize…read morethis dream!

the people there are very nice and they have almost everything and the prices are the best part…read morethere not just another second hand store there a community of people that helps the world thank u for all your hard work and standing above the rest

5 stars for a Home Improvement thrift store baby, oh yeah! I'm a fan of Habitat Restores in…read moregeneral- cause if you do home improvement or DIY like I do you'll find treasures! Gresham is the new kid on the block between the 4 Restores. Here's how I rate the 4 affiliated Habitat Restores (in order) Washington County/Beaverton #1, Portland #2, with following close behind Gresham #3 and Clark County trailing in #4. Here's what's to love about the Gresham location: spacious store, super organized, neat & tidy, lots to chose from in each department. Always great staff & volunteers! Just last week I saved $500 on building materials on my list to buy anyway. Score!

TC Resale raises funds for men, women, and teens who need recovery services. They operate 350…read moreshelter beds in the PNW. They've got 8 locations total, in Oregon, Washington, and Montana. This one in Portland is not in a great neighborhood - just off 82nd. They do have a parking lot to pull into. Seems like the store's main thing is large furniture items - the whole front of the store is couches, hutches, dining tables, etc. They had small goods but nothing stood out and the shelves were disorganized. They have plenty of clothes too but I didn't spend any time browsing them. If you're donating, they will do a pickup or you can drop off.

Portland TC has rebranded themselves as SuperThrift!…read more I love this thrift store. They have a large, affordable furniture selection which is usually why I shop here but I have offhandedly made some good finds in the clothing section as well. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They've offered me great deals, easy delivery for a heavy AF dresser and held furniture pieces for me while I double-check measurements. Other reviews knocking the store for its location: If you're afraid to shop on 82nd, that's fine, odds are you can afford not to, so don't! Thrifting is a necessity for some people, not just a trendy thing to do. Roche Bobois has a brick-and-mortar shop downtown for the gentrifiers xoxoxo

Typical Goodwill that has all the same goods - housewares, books, clothes, small furniture and…read moreappliance, dishes, glasses, picture frames And some electronics. Prices are definitely higher than other locations. For example, they had some Everyday bowls from Bed Bath & Beyond for the same price they sell brand new in the store! I'm always amazed at the plethora of jeans. Rows of jeans in every style and shade of denim. Clearly Americans have an obsession with jeans, with finding the perfect pair, with many discards along the way! The NE Broadway location is a smaller store. It's clean, well organized, and no repulsive smell which is a,ways appreciated. The dishes and glassware have obviously been cleaned before putting in display. I stop in once in awhile when I need a vase or stemware on the cheap.

I was racially profiled. I was followed the entire time. The sad part is, I am not from Oregon. I…read morehappen to visit and was harassed. I will contact the corporate division....

Secondhand Pet Supply is a new store for discount pet supplies…read more Think of it as a thrift shop for pet supplies. They have all the collars leashes, play toys, coats and beds for catos and dogos. They have pet crates for companion animal travels near and far. They have empty aquariums ready for fish or small reptiles. Hamster and mouse cages with exercise equipment. Do you need a cat tunnel shaped like a purple alligator, they had one! They don't have used pets, just used and new pet supplies. Everything is clean and nice. The live things they had, in partnership with Rabbit Advocates, are actualy live bunnies. They take donations, explained on their website. They are a nonprofit, so if you do tax deductions, they can write a receipt. They are on the lower level of the Lloyd Mall just West of the ice rink and across from the circular stairway. They are trying to save surplus pet stuff from the landfill. They are part of the zero-waste Portland community.

Awesome selection of things for a lot of my pet needs. Plenty of things seemed almost new, very…read moreclean, and are a great deal. Friendliest owner, and a really cool business. Definitely coming back!

pay what you can pricing needs to be more normalized. all volunteer run, amazing work for the…read morecommunity