Street parking out front and entry to the main floor right off the street. There is a set of stairs…read morethat goes to a few rooms upstairs as well offering mostly clothing. There are plenty of vintage items with a hipster vibe. Many stalls had tons and tons of clothing items and vintage handbags. There was some glassware but would have loved to see meow pottery. There is something for everyone in here. Prices reflect the age and quality of the items. Was stoked to find a leather wallet and 100% linen dress. If you have the time to peruse, you'll be sure to find high quality items. I almost bought a full silk robe, didn't have the belt though.

This is a pretty fun place to look for those little hidden treasures, or maybe even not so little…read more Records, dolls, knic knacks, art, clothing, vintage memorabilia, creative furniture, so much to take in! Lots of consignment stalls, each with their own particular flair and focus. Prices seemed reasonable to me. Staff at the front desk was friendly and helpful. its even heated inside :) COVID protocols in force.

What a cool store to meander through looking at all the cool antiques and such. We walked down the…read morestreet to our hotel and stopped at a few cool spots along the way. I bought my husband and I matching Goonies t shirts. They have some cool things that reminded me of my childhood.

Astoria Vintage Hardware is such a gem in downtown Astoria. The space is beautifully curated with a…read morethoughtful mix of vintage finds, home décor, and unique pieces you don't see everywhere. It's the kind of place you can wander through slowly and always discover something new. The atmosphere is welcoming, and everything feels intentionally styled. Definitely worth a visit if you love one-of-a-kind treasures.

If you want to find fishing glass balls and other quirky antique items this is the place! Located…read morein a small town on the Columbia River it has lots to offer. Service was good and the value was well priced.

Very cool antique mall with a huge variety of vendors, it's two stories. It's so fun looking at how…read moreunique each one is arranged and decorated. Each has their own personality. Very friendly service and decently priced items.

Have been looking for a flower cluster ring for over a year. Stopped in here prior to having lunch…read morenext door. The gal working was very friendly and showed me a few options, seemed to know what they had on hand and offered me exactly what I was looking for. Asked Charlie for a price and offered me a deal on something I was on the fence about price wise as I had spent a bit on the trip already. I gladly accepted. I have been wearing this ring since I got it about two weeks ago. Its gorgeous. Will be back next time we are in town.

Delightful jewelry find! Charlie and his daughter have a beautiful selection of jewelry from…read moresmall, fun rings to elegant large diamond rings. Antique and vintage jewelry along with new and modern jewelry are too much fun to see! I go to the store everytime I visit Astoria.... and end up purchasing something each time. Stop by and visit - it's worth your time (and purchase money)!

Such a cool store! The owner was a sweetheart! They have a wide selection of vintage/ Antique…read morefinds. Very unique.

Looooove this store!!!! So much to look at. I always leave with something! Staff is incredibly…read morewelcoming!

Astoria has all sorts of little hidden gems in it's downtown area. Many of these spots are open on…read morefunky schedules that run counter to my own funky schedule, so I don't get a chance to pop in and see what they are all about. The other afternoon, my mate and I had the day to kill and the Sunny weather inspired a nice walk about Astoria. It was fun stopping in to some of the little shops that we have only seen from behind closed and locked doors or from the road as we drive by en route to other pressing matters. Many of the places that we strolled into, gave us the sad, but usual coastal customer service treatment of ignoring / half-assed enthusiasm / or annoyance that we dare disturb their lack of working. I am proud to report that none of those places made a penny from us just on principal. Posey-Reed was a totally different story indeed. The wonderful lady that owns the shop was friendly, talkative, personable, intelligent, and really enjoys her business. We spent almost an hour in there just chatting and though we didn't "need" anything at all, we were sure to make a few purchases to be good neighbours and reward a business that cares. She obviously isn't going to retire on our $50 dollar contribution, but at least we know it is going to a good place. Nice and deceptively large selection of collectables, antiques, decor, furniture, vintage clothing, and art work. Many toys, books, and even sheet music await you, ALL at modest prices. She will bargain with you on some of the items as well. For those of you into vintage clothing, I highly recommend checking out her selection that is very well organized, eclectic, and at decent prices. I still had sticker shock from another vintage clothing place in town, but Posey-Reed restored my faith in quality and pricing. Do the community a favour and give some business locally. Posey-Reed is operated the way a business should be....with kindness and amazing customer service. Be sure to tell her that the Irish Cop / Pastor in the cool shirt sent you in.

Running a vintage clothing business can be a grind, especially these days, but the owner of this…read moreshop pushes through it all. She is kind, helpful, interested (and interesting) and very knowledgable. We REALLY enjoyed meeting her and buying a few wonderful treasures here. I hope people support deserving businesses like this. We will be back! Thank you :)

I am SHOOK to read these other reviews! I absolutely adored my visit to Garbo's…read more OK, yes this place is overstuffed and chaotic. But there are some TREASURES hidden amongst the chaos, and I had a blast digging through. I also found the store owner to be a delight. The whole thing had a "playing in your very cool grandma's attic" vibe and I am HERE! FOR! IT! I was with a friend and he surprised me by purchasing a jacket from this store that I in love with but couldn't really afford. Now I'm living my Brokeback Fringe Fantasy, and it's all think to Garbo's. Yeah the prices seemed kinda high, but when somebody else is buying that's basically the same as free, right??? I could have spent hours here, giggling with my friend while playing dress up. I'd probably end up broke, but that's fashion, baby.

We didn't see any price tags on any of the merchandise we looked through. When my wife came across…read morea garment that she seemed to like, she asked the owner for the price. Well, you could *feel* the owner "looking us both up and down" and concluded that we must be out-of-town visitors with more money than sense. She quoted a price about twice that of the garment when new. When we declined and headed toward the door, she said "I can do better!" Conclusion: interesting place to browse, but save your money and buy elsewhere.

In Astoria, there is no shortage of funky gift shops to find those items that you can live without,…read morebut your crazy Aunt Matilda can't. There are places that specialize in new, used, antique, vintage, Americana, Finnish....you name it. Shops for all budgets and tastes. What Nots & Wimsy is just such a place. Seemed to be heavy into Disney collectables and memorabilia from other entertainment genres. They also have a pretty eclectic mix of other shiny things and dust collectors as well. I was surprised that I wasn't tossed out on my arse for having never seen The Goonies and breathing Astoria air. The store had large framed homage to the film complete with autographs and other fun stuff. Fun little place to browse. Typical service for Astoria so be prepared to be not greeted and ignored upon entry to the shop. Many of our local merchants have lost the art of politeness sadly. I suppose it is the economy, the constant rain, dealing with tourists all summer, putting up with locals that have the gall to attempt to patronize them in the off-season...who knows anymore?