I love this business. St. Vincent. Paul is amazing. Share prices. Great customer service excellent.read more

Nice thrift store. It's big, it has lots of stuff, prices are great, and staff are really friendly…read more I will definitely come back here again.

We used to buy tons of furniture, household decor, appliances, and building materials from this…read morelocation. We have businesses where we second hand as much as possible with regular turnover (we do not sell the products, we use them). In the past we spent so much at this store that one time the person ringing us up commented about it. They saw something in the system (connected to our phone number) about our total spent YTD and their eyes got wide, so we explained what we do for our business and that what they could see was just for their location. What I am saying is... we have a pulse on what is a good and fair price for these sort of things. I looked at a couch not to long ago at this location. It was half off. The price was still, with the discount, over $1600. When you pay 0% for your inventory you should not be charging consignment prices. Full stop. It is a poor business choice. The idea is to turn over the inventory because more is coming while passing on a lovely savings to your customers. Not hang on to it while it collects dust because you've out priced the new items being manufactured. Know your customer base and price accordingly. We have left empty handed from this store every single visit this year (2026) because the prices have skyrocketed. For reference, we were looking for a washer and dryer...found one brand new at Lowe's cheaper than this Restore had (used no less). That is why I am writing this review. If the free inventory you receive is higher priced than the brand new inventory from the original store...well...here's your sign. So, we will likely have to drop this store from our rotation because time is precious and we cannot waste trips when we could find a better resource to take its place. That's just how it goes, I guess, but it saddens us because we like to support good causes and keep things out of the dump.

We have tried twice now to donate items to the Redmond Habitat store. Twice now they have turned…read moreaway our items, being rude both times. The second time I rang the bell as it says to do for an attendant. A man came out of the office yelling, "Who rang the bell!". He saw me standing behind the fence and very rudely said, "We're closed to donations because we're having computer issues". Stunned I said to my husband How should computer issues affect excepting donations? He told me to get in the vehicle that we were done with Habitat. It breaks my heart because I have always donated to good community causes. We gave our donations to Goodwill who accepted them with a smile and a Thank you.

This antique store is well curated with lots of vendors and spaces in the building. Lots of…read moredifferent rooms so I walked through it twice because there's so much to see. The prices are also reasonable. Mixture of antiques, new and vintage clothing. The service was extremely welcoming and everyone was very friendly. If you want to see anything in the locked cabinets they are very accommodating. Highly recommend and will visit again when in the area

Eddie has been an oasis of good humor, wit, kindness, and treasures, for 25 years at least. That's…read moreabout as long as I've known him. This town has been a thorn in my side ever since mom married her 8th husband, and moved to God forsaken Gilchrist . Bend came into it when a job was needed.( I bleeve the cut-stock mill just weren't cutting it). I was marooned up here the first time 25 years ago give or take. I recall thinking-" who in their right mind would stumble into this blight of a place and drive a flag in?!! " . People spend 80 percent of their energies just beating nature back enough to exist in it . (SERIOUS WEATHER). One bright spot throughout was Eddie. A friend. He always greeted me with a genuine smile and a how are ya? The town is quite fancy now. It's still Bind, to me . Go meet Eddie . A fine fellow .

The change has done 'em good! Much expanded in their new location on Wall Street over what was in…read moreinventory when the store was on Bond Street. Although they've been in their new digs for a while, we had not yet been inside given that previously we felt the items for sale, while lovely, were too arts and crafts era oriented for our home. But today we found a nice expansion of accessories and home items. The store's merchandise is still arts and crafts centric but with other items added and we ended up making a couple of purchases. The goods for sale range from table linens to lamps to soaps to jewelry to wall art to birdhouses to table top accessories to candles to decorative books to greeting cards to vases to area rugs... I just scratched the surface. If you like birds, nature themes, botanicals, great textures and colors there is probably something here for you even if the Bungalow era isn't your look. Prices are fair too, not low but reasonable for a downtown store. It's also a well lit comfortable space for shopping with wide aisles to make it pleasant. (The sardine can aisles and product spacing in some stores is a puzzle for how the owners think It is good for customers.) And in this case the reward for the owners is that, as example today, the shoppers included a dad pushing a stroller and a woman using a mobility aid. Good access brings in customers. Footnote for my "good access" comment above: there is a one step down to the lower part of the store so if you use a wheelchair, just a "head up" about that barrier to full participation.

Bend Bungalow is a cool not so little store than specializes in Arts & Crafts type accessories and…read morehome items. The selection is broad, the choices are handsome, browsing around is fun (and sometimes educational), and it's all fairly affordable. The owners also aren't purists as they mix in Art Nouveau, Asian, and Northwest Lodge elements that influence the overall style. Gayle and I stopped in during our recent visit to Bend. There were actually several items that caught my attention that I was ready to buy. As the Man of the House, I pulled rank and then got it yanked right out from under me! Maybe next time.....

As a grandmother, I have shopped here many times and have always been pleased to find toys and…read moreequipment in good, clean condition at a reasonable price. The owner is very helpful and even takes back merchandise - and with grandchildren's needs and wants constantly changing, this is a perfect place for me to shop

Kida Paradise is my son's favorite store in Bend. He always finds a special "treasure" there and…read moreenjoys the shopping experience. The owner is super friendly and very fair with trade in store credit. They have it all from baby stuff to clothes to toys. If you haven't been there yet, go check out Kids Paradise and you'll see why it's a family favorite!

Love love love these kind of stores, it is crazy to think the items in here were just lying around…read morethe ground, or dug up and processed to be so amazing, and alot of the time, at such a steal. Brought the (4) boys in here, all under the age if 7, haha and the lady was ever so nice. We were sure to be well behaved and grabbed a few awesome moments inside. My favorite was the meteorites, fossils, and agate slices! You must see the photos!! It was so cool, they had some (for lack of knowledge) a damn dinosaur skull fossil!! Not one, but two!! The prices seemed less than I'd imagine, they even had a dinosaur (for lack of knowledge) egg!! And a meteorite, that is big as a baseball for 300 bucks!! I am not sure prices, but these seem like a bad was way to toss aside some cash. A must stop by.

Great experience and selection! Found something for my cousin pretty easily that I hop she'll love.read more

Fun store, our second time here. This time we were offered a cider or beer sample while we enjoyed…read moreour shopping. Well crafted items and always something for us or gifts. Definitely check them out and they are dog friendly so bring your pup. Checkout the upstairs too

Fun little shop in Bend. Shop owner Chris has arranged a curated mix of cups, artwork, clothing,…read moremaps, and trinkets galore. Think Urban Outfitters mixed with Spencer's but with a focus on Outdoorsy products. Try some free local beer and cider samples (it was offered the day I visited). The shop can get crowded so plan to spend a few minutes browsing and decide quickly on what to buy. If your car is full of camping gear and ski equipment then there's an option to ship some orders home to prevent overpacking. Next time will explore a little more.

This is a gorgeous home shopping experience. It's filled with quality items with impeccable taste…read moreto make one's space truly feel like home. This is not the typical boring beige feel, it's filled with unique pieces to compliment one's existing taste or build upon. The woman who is usually there is absolutely lovely, and also always dressed impeccably.

Most beautiful collection of unique and upscale novelties for your home and you! Very special…read morecollections. Makes me happy to see such gorgeous items. The dinnerware and kitchen accessories are very different Today I bought large soup bowls for a ladies dinner and whoops.... Found a faux fur vest for myself the owners are normally there and could not be more accommodating. Even the bags and tissue paper are gorgeous! A real treat, always. Thank you for being in Bend