Awesome awesome store, I wanted to buy literally everything! Super awesome owners, great service,…read moreand great value for the clothes (not like those crazy expensive boutiques at all). Will come again for sure!!

One of the best little vintage shops l've been to in the Northwest. A large curated selection and…read morenice customer service. The owner started up the player piano for us, just for fun. I will definitely return.

You could easily walk by Cajun and Clover if you aren't looking. A simple sign and a an unassuming…read moredoorway will lead you to an eclectic collection of antiques and decor choices. There was a little something for everyone here. The prices were reasonable too. From tech to retro, they had it all! Cool shop, great inventory!

This gallery showcases local artists who create on a variety of mediums. Ceramics, linens, metal…read morework, paintings, jewelry, pottery, glass, bronze sculptures, watercolors and more. Many of the pieces reflect the nature and beauty of the Columbia Gorge and Hood River. So much to take in! The shop is also run by artists so they are super knowledgeable and helpful. Enjoyed seeing the cotton tea towels with handmade prints of Hood River flowers, fruit and even beers! Made by Crisp & Tart, I highly recommend these for your own use or for gifts. I have several and I've gifted even more! Recipients are always delighted. Stop in often as the art changes. In the hallway they showcase larger paintings and rotate those artists. Located right on Oak, as the name implies, make it part of your routine! Support local. Support local artisans.

This is by far the best gallery in Hood River. I am a writer and a poet and I found exactly what I…read morewas looking for. A leather bound journal! Beautifully made, excellent craftsmanship with an eye for detail. I actually bought two, one for myself and one for my nephew for graduation. They also offer very beautiful paintings, blacksmith and metal work, pottery and much more. All made by local artists.

Absolutely beautiful, carefully curated vintage shop. I came away with a tweed blazer and a vintage…read morechair I didn't know I needed. Another good reason to visit Hood River!

Nice thrift store! There's a good range of selection, from small electronics and household…read moreappliances to clothing, backpacks, kitchen gear, etc. I even got 4 tubes of unopened, unexpired premium sunscreen for $2.50 each!

I've always been able to find good deals on quality items in the thrift store, way less than…read moregoodwill prices and the stuff is better. I like shopping there because usually they have free bread out front that you can grab (what a nice bonus!) and my money goes directly back into the community. The cashiers are always nice and the store is super clean.

This new store is packed, jam packed with stuff! Be forewarned, it's random! Anything and…read moreeverything one can think of is here - old, new, books, toys, clothing, home decor, kitchen items, pantry items, candy, t-shirts, pictures, postcards, glass wear, baseball hats - the list goes on and on! It is kind of like a Goodwill store crammed into a tiny space with the addition of candy and pantry items. I guess it's like the name says, a Trading Post like back in the old days. Or a flea market, just inside a tiny store. For me it was a bit too random, made me dizzy to walk around and on this particular day, I just didn't have the patience. But for those who love browsing flea markets to find some random item that reminds them of their childhood or a fond memory, this is your place! Located inside next to Bettie's Place, a popular breakfast and lunch spot. The owner is friendly, has lots of suppliers that scour and source items. One never knows what will be added to the collection. I always wonder if anyone actually buys anything or enough things to keep a business like this, well, in business. I did notice a sign posted above the cash register stating the owner is seeking a new store to rent and will only be in this location a few more months (I was there July, 2021.)

With this indigenous business you can see unity and strength of community and a traditional manner…read moreplease keep this business open

Are you tired of the same old boring weekend road trips? Do you have a fascination with giant wood…read moreapes? Come to the North American Bigfoot Center, where cryptids are anything but boring...even though it's in Boring. This is probably the best place for unbelievers and pop culture vultures to be convinced of Bigfoot's existence while gaining Yeti-sized slack (subgenius-approved). This has everything you would expect: scale-sized bigfoots, footprint molds, handprints, and even a world-famous bigfoot buttocks cast. See and smell the splendor of the squatch (spoiler: he stinks). The life-sized squatch is Instagram crack, so all your friends can participate in the mystery. Enjoy the interactive evidence, and dive into the historical artifacts, tribal maps, videos, and photos. Also, stop by the sensational squatch shop for t-shirts and other ephemera for your Bigfoot-believing needs.

Staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. Would definitely…read morecome again. The price is perfect. How everything is laid out is very easy to read and understand great for anybody who is an unbeliever to make them a believer.

We drive to Hood River from Beavercreek because the service and selection are outstanding at Shortt…read moreSupply. It's amazing the assortment of shoes that are available. I needed a pair of weight lifting shoes. Check! They had them. Danielle was wonderful to work with. She is super knowledgeable about what type of shoes for what purpose. The prices are as good as any store. You get what you pay for, and you're paying for quality.

Shortt Supply is a business to be avoided. This business changed ownership recently and it is not…read morewhat it once was; an owner that stood behind their products and valued their customers. Last August I purchased a $150 pair of Topo Athletic shoes from Shortt. The purchase and fitting experience were exemplary. I have worn them occasionally since then approximately once a week for exercise walking. Recently I noticed that both shoes were abrading a hole at the same location on the inside collar. A call to the manufacturer directed me to the dealer to resolve the problem. On my visit to Shortt I was directed to the manager. It was clear from our first interaction that Shortt would not make any effort to resolve the defect in the product. To add insult to injury, after confirming that the shoes had not been subject to excess wear, I was told that I was at fault in my manner of walking despite 70 years of not having a similar issue with any shoe. No relief was offered. While Shortt has a wealth of excellent apparel, shoes and accessories at premium prices, they clearly have no interest in standing behind their products or making any effort at customer service. This is a business that knows it can overcharge tourists who will never be around to seek a remedy for a faulty product. There are several other reputable shoe options in the Gorge and you should give them your business.