I love this store! I almost always find something every time I go in and the staff is friendly and…read morehelpful.

Happened to be in the area and seen you were celebrating your 14 year anniversary today. I was…read morelooking for a new to me bag. Such a snooty environment!!!! under 8 people in the whole store and I was never even greeted as I walked around. Very disappointed!!

Have been consigning my items here for years! The ladies…read moreare so great here and kind, the owner is wonderful Everything is clean and organized Will be continuing my business with them

I would not recommend anyone consign with Deja Vu…read more I first heard about the shop on TikTok and decided to give them a try. I brought in around $100 worth of merchandise, including higher name brands like Micheal Kors, but only ended up receiving about $40 after my consignment period was over. What frustrated me the most was how little I was paid compared to what my items sold for. Their communication was also disappointing. At one point, I was told they were going to pull one of my items, but later I was told it had already sold. For example, my a.n.a skirt originally cost over $30 at Jc Penny. They sold it for $11, but I only received about $2 in compensation. I also consigned a Coach banana makeup bag that originally retailed for over $80 and received very little for it. After seeing what I was paid for several items, I felt the consignment process simply wasn't worth it. While a few of the employees were friendly, I left feeling like I didn't receive fair value for my belongings., I would recommend selling your items yourself online instead of consigning with them.

This store is amazing! The new owners are particularly savvy when helping pick outfits. I always…read moreget compliments back home (I live in Milwaukee WI). I'm in the area about twice a year and always include a trip to Camas. It's such a unique small downtown with cute shops. Reminds me of back home.

Was visiting from LA, saw this cute little looking shop. walked in, was greeted by no one. There…read morewere 5 ladies standing there, chomping on pastries, exclaiming how good their almond croissants were. Not one employee wore a mask the entire time. I have no idea how they hired 5 people to do nothing concurrently. Impressive. The owner (I think her name was Mary Lee), a large woman with dark hair and long fake eyelashes, was arguing with a customer about a refund, and that was the last straw. I felt like I was in a bad soap opera. I waited to have someone help me or ask if I needed assistance for too long, and got the heck out of there. It felt like I was an inconvenience being there. The clothes were actually cute, I saw many beautiful pieces. The arrogance, unprofessional feeling, the tension in the air.... No thanks. And arguing with a customer, scoffing with the rest of the peanut gallery? Geez! I wonder what they said about me after I left.. The only positive part of my experience: I found the same Dear John flare pants I wanted, online for $92.00, as opposed to the advertised $118.00 at Lily's. You can find them on Zappos or the Dear John website. Overpriced, pretentious, rude, classless.. I'd rather shop back in LA, or online. Word of advice: be kind to customers, or it'll hurt your business. I would have loved to buy from your store, but I'll save the $ and hit Dear John's online shop ;)

Love this place... as with all resale shops it can be hit or miss. However there are some great…read morefinds! And the prices are great. Definitely would rather support this place over neighboring competition. They are very kind and helpful. They have some maternity clothes too, which is a win! An assortment of new items and miscellaneous toys and young children's items.

This store has made it possible for me to afford baby clothes and furniture I needed for my baby…read more The owner is always kind and helpful. You can tell she is passionate about her business. I love that I can bring in baby stuff for store credit or cash, since money is tight when you have kids. I'm a customer set for life.

One of my absolute favorite vintage stores. They have a very small selection of pre-loved items but…read morethey are very well kept. The staff is always very friendly anytime when I come in here. Definitely one of a kind spot spots on Main Street.

Cute vintage shop, with a few new items that are retro-inspired as well (I especially enjoy the…read morenaughty grandma line of kitchen towels, they're hilarious!). It's on the small side, but they have a nice selection of home decor, serving pieces, glassware, kitchen items, wall art, furniture, clothing (both women's & men's), shoes and accessories. I recommend following them on Instagram for regular updates on what they have in stock. They sometimes have sales and put out themed items based on the season or holidays. Their prices were very reasonable, too. The store is well organized, clean and well-lit, and staff was very nice and helpful. Check 'em out!

This place is giant! Upstairs is all furniture and downstairs has even more furniture and a large…read moreclothing section. Such an awesome selection of items and such a wide variety of styles. A little something for everyone. Prices vary but overall pretty reasonable, especially for such unique pieces. Will definitely be back when I need a unique furniture item. Really enjoyed this store!

4 stars for selection. I love searching for interesting furniture and the choices change often…read morehere. 2 stars for the service. I don't remember ever being greeted when popping in and a few months ago, an employee sitting at a desk responded in a snooty, snarky way when my husband inadvertently wandered toward an area apparently intended for employees. So, actually, 2 stars is generous. I wandered in again today (see above for selection) and found a few pieces I could definitely see in my house. Then I remembered the visit with my husband and left. Feeling welcomed is very important.

Advanced Liquidator is a run-down miscellaneous shop in a very old and run-down shopping center. I…read morestopped in to give my legs a bit of a break from my brisk walk, and that's about all the visit was good for. Grocery items all seemed to be of questionable origin, freshness, and quality, and their prices didn't really seem to be any lower on most of them than what one would find at a conventional grocery store. I was amused by the "hardware" section. The tools were of laughably poor quality (far worse than Harbor Freight fare), and the prices were far too high for their (complete lack of) quality. Their apparel section has among the strangest fashions I've ever seen, and I suspect that none of them will actually ever sell. One curiosity, though, was a selection of rugs. If you're in Vancouver, and need a rug, this may be worth a visit.

Price on something's easy checkout and friendly cashier amazing and great location of store!read more

This was our first visit to Nifty & Thrifty. I was not aware that is a non-profit that benefits 22…read morecharities. What a great, clean shop, with lots to look at including tableware, music, clothing and knickknacks, all beautifully displayed. The interesting thing about this store, is that you can designate the charity who will benefit from your donation as well as your purchases. The staff is all volunteer and so nice. I will be back to look for more treasures.

This place is more delusional than Goodwill. VHS tapes for 3 dollars should tell you everything you…read moreneed to know. Also T shirts starting at 5.99. Yikes.