This was a huge and crowded shop. So you have to go slow…read more But we found a couple smalls, and one thing for me that i have been looking for for over a Decade. Final piece to a Popeye Collection. Sweet pea , the crawling baby. Very hard to find.

Really fun thrift store with something for everyone -- vintage as well as contemporary.read more

Closed permanently. As of this date it has been closed almost 10 years! I repeat. This location is…read moreclosed permanently. I've mentioned it before but somehow it's still listed as open! Nothing else. Please post this so that people don't come here expecting a store to be open. As of today Grace thrift in South bend, ugly heads in raymond, are both closed permanently

Pretty high priced for "used". Not at all organized in…read moreanyway. Stuff doesn't seem to circulate much, go in and it all looks the same as it did a year ago. I would Much rather shop at the thrift stores in the area that sell things for actual used prices. Newlife fellowship just around the corner from ugly eds has better deals. And in south bend you can find grace community thrift store also a great place to by pre owned items. Ugly eds is trying to sell furniture at the price it was originally paid for 20 years ago! I bought a set of matteresses for 200 dollars and when I got rid of them the man who picked them up said "these are older then me!" He was not a young fellow either. Said he could tell by the color and pattern that they were from 1960's! Totally not worth 200 dollars! Broken down and old! When I bought them I had no idea how bad I had been ripped off. Besides that, the women who works there is not overly friendly or helpful. And you will need help finding anything in that mess of a store! And I have live in the area for over 15 years and I have never seen this "ugly Ed" person.

We came in as a family as visitors to Ocean Shores, 5 of us, and it ended up being one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. From the moment we walked in, it was clear the shop is run with real care and intention--everything felt thoughtfully arranged, giving it a curated aesthetic rather than the usual clutter you might expect. The store really shines in its housewares section, with a great selection that felt like a mix of practical finds and unique pieces--almost like a bit of Seattle charm made its way to the coast. The ladies behind the counter were genuinely friendly and welcoming, which made browsing even more enjoyable. Prices were low compared to the Goodwills we go to, and we had a great time digging through all the little treasures. It's the kind of place where you can easily lose track of time just exploring. Overall, we found Anchor Thrift to be a fun, friendly spot that we look forward to visiting again.

Great stuff. All sales help the local people who need help with rent, utilities, etc!read more

Totally fun shop! I needed a belt, a quick thrift-store search found this place. Too perfect, I…read morecould've shopped here all day but my wife wanted to move along. So many fun shiny objects, very reasonable prices, many interesting Collectibles. I found the belt that I'd come for but it needed more holes. "Do you have a leather punch?" I asked. "Yes" of course they did! Great place, great service.

I won't return. My experience with the young man was not welcoming or helpful. When I asked him,…read more"had he come across, or have for sale an oil lamp with a catalytic converter, he shrugged his shoulders and said, "I don't know, and continued with what he was doing." It seemed he didn't want my money spent in the shop.

Amazing finds, good atmosphere, chill vibes. Good for beginners in thrifting. Overall good…read moreexperience, pricing wise maybe a little bit much for certain things but thats my only complaint

Selection: Pretty Good for vintage and quirky…read more Cost: bordering on ridiculous The "vintage" Doors tshirts were $100-$150 each. And they were from the 90s. The Doors are a band from the 60s. Service: Mean Girl Energy I used to shop here as a young adult in the 90s. It is a totally different place now. Great vintage selection, tho.

A great little thrift store with some very friendly folks running it. Good selection too.read more

There is such a variety of items from household to furniture and even pet items. The store was very…read moreclean and people were so nice and helpful. They really care about the shoppers. I got towels, socks and some kitchen stuff. The chidrens area is fun for kids and has a variety of toys and clothing in good usable shape. The prices are fair for the quality and it's nice to know that the profits stay on the peninsula to help children and others in need.

always check first. when doing home improvement. they have a little bit of everything. friendly…read more staff.

The employees here are really friendly and helpful. We were searching for a while for the perfect…read moretable. We went to every thrift store from Aberdeen to Tacoma. This thrift store had the best furniture for the best price. We love our table. Every time I come here I want to leave with something.

Oh boy. I have been…read morehere once and probably won't return because it was so dirty and disorganized. Small store with 80% of it being clothes.

The people taking donations are some of the most incompetent people I think I've ever seen. Wanted…read moreto donate some things today, 10-21-24 after work 4:45ish. There were 4 cars in line before me, so instead of blocking the entrance to the actual "Goodwill" store side I decided to pull in front. I let every car go first before me that had been there prior, and when it was my turn I got out to explain I had some things to donate (in the mean time as the cars that were there before me started leaving, new cars were pulling up in their spot). The woman working seemed very confused, and informed me that "I can't take your stuff, you need to turn around and go to the back if this line." Like I had not been parked there the entire time. She was extremely flustered and for the life of her couldn't understand why my car was in front. NOT ROCKET SCIENCE LADY! I guess this teaches me something though trying to donate things. There needs to be some serious training basic training, or atleast a competencey test I guess. I was simply not trying to block the sliding doors to the entrance of the actual shop area by pulling foward. I'll find somewhere else to donate my things, this place is a joke, if you want to donate something save yourself the headache and avoid.

We have 2 thrift stores in our small town and stop in weekly. I've bought some great items here .read more

Always good to stop in and see what they have. I picked up two basically new toasters when a hotel…read morewas upgrading and donated them.

There aren't a lot of thrift stores in Shelton, and Treasures is about as good as it gets. Heck, I…read morewas happy to find any thrift stores at all in such a tiny town! Treasures is on the smallish side, somewhat smaller than the typical WA Goodwill store. There's a gated "boutique" section at the front with more expensive items that are better quality and/or better condition -- although I didn't notice any designer labels or especially fancy stuff. The rest of the store is men's and women's clothing and shoes, housewares and art, and accessories. There's a sidewalk rack outside that has some fun costumey stuff, too. The store is a little run-down looking and not the cleanest, so you'll have to roll up your sleeves and hunt. But prices are reasonable and they have some good sales. The day we were there, all clothing was $1! The employees were friendly, but slow on the single register, and the line backed up quickly. Our cashier offered us a punch card, which looks like a good deal if you live in the area or plan to shop there regularly. Overall, not a bad little store and one you should check out if you happen to find yourself in Shelton.

I am a disabled person with a medical alert service dog. I…read morewas denied access to this shop even though I provided the ness easy necessary documentation. He was rude to me and called me a bit** and told me I was causing a disturbance. i know this is against the law and when I called the police they sited with the owner whom by then was plain refusing in access to the shop. I found this so extremely unnecessary and it left me in tears. I used to love this store, loved the people and for 20 years have been a patRon. even though this is against the law the local police sited with the owner. now I will be going to the attorney general and filing a dispute with the Better Business Bureau. Please don't support stores that don't support keep up with disabilities.