I've stopped twice in this boutique when I've found myself in downtown Canby and both times, I've…read morecome away with a bag full of the cutest clothes I didn't know I needed! There is a western flair to most of the clothes, not my typical style, but the owners here have such an eye for finding combinations of clothing and their window display just draws me in! What I love: - personalized assistance by knowledgeable and fashion-forward sales associate - variety of clothing and accessory options - quality of the clothing - value for my money When this City Girl goes to canby again, I'll be coming home in my new western-chic style!

Such a cute boutique! The sign outside that said, "Friends don't let friends shop at chains" made…read moreme laugh and drew me in. Located in an old house, the foyer and side rooms contain clothing and accessories and there is a salon in the back. I was here for the boutique portion! Since it is September 1st and fall us around the cirner, Jean jackets,, cardigans and sweaters were everywhere. . There were several sweaters that I liked but I ended up not buying them because at my age, I need natural fibers otherwise I get way too hot. It was a bummer as the light blue and orange Aztec print pullover had my name all over it! Nice selection of Aztec printed bags. They had lots of texture and came in a variety of color palettes. And they were huge! Definitely use as an overnight bag or gym bag. Handmade jewelry - lots of fringe earrings - and bracelets, necklaces and rings rounded out the accessory section. Inventory moves quickly and there are always new items so visit frequently. The owner was so warm and friendly, like shopping with your friend! Located right on Main Street, there is plenty of parking. Whenever I'm in Aurora, I'll stop in to see what's new for sure.

Quaint store that is well laid out with plenty to look at. Reasonable prices points for all ranges…read more They had Christmas decor etc. when we stopped by. Plenty of parking out front. Located in a cute shop front across from a park. Bought the cutest Christmas ornaments.

Love this store. Owner is awesome. Always have lots of wonderful treasures. Definitely a must see!read more

This is one of the many antique stores in the adorable town of Aurora and it's just delightful!…read morePacked full of all sorts of antiques and other unique wares - even the building is historic (from the 1800s). There were so many beautiful lamps and stained glass panels - very impressive! There are 3 floors to explore and tons of vendors. The huge store is well organized with a great flow and layout. I barely had time to explore - I almost didn't visit bc it was a Monday and I thought they were closed Mondays but they just started their summer hours and are open 11-3 on Mondays!! I barely made it before close but the staff were so nice and let me have a quick run around. Prices are decent for the area - antiques seem to be a tad pricey in this town - possibly bc it's their claim to fame. It's in a great location though in this lovely historical town. Parking is all street parking but abundant and easy to navigate. Definitely worth exploring!

Quaint and small in appearance from the outside, inside it is room after room, upstairs, downstairs…read moreof antiques. Massive! As in over 16,000 square feet big. So much to take in! All the norms - furniture, art, dinnerware and serving pieces, glasses, clothing, books, jewelry, collectibles - it's all there! What interests me the most is that there are still lots of buyers for these pieces. I say that because many Of my friends, and myself, held on to lots of my mother and grandmothers treasures but when downsizing, the next generation had no interest. Many of us donated to Goodwill and the Salvation Army and I see so many similar pieces in this store and other antique shops. While not my taste - I prefer mid-century mod - I still appreciate the beauty and marvel over many of the inventive items of the day. The furniture is so detailed, the chests and cabinets with lots of compartments and drawers, all so beautiful. The serving pieces and bar ware always captures my attention and Main Street Mercantile had lots! Definitely visit while in Aurora because if you are visiting this town, it's most like for the antiques. Just be careful walking around as the floors aren't even and steps appear out of nowhere. Prices definitely on the higher side.

This is an everything but the kitchen sink boutique. A mish mash of different vendors and old and…read morenew items, so it reminds me most of an antique mall where each vendor has their own space. It feels a bit chaotic. This business has taken over from the former Miss Adeline's at this location. Many of the wares seem the same and I do like some of the items for young kids and babies, like the fleece blankets and sports themed items. There are many items in the home décor area, plus jewelry, toys, clothing, toiletries, etc. There are definitely pieces that make me smile or chuckle, like the 'bikini shots', but I tend to prefer shopping for gifts at Parsons Canby Pharmacy just down the block. But, if you are looking for a unique gift, they may have something from a local artist that strikes your fancy.

Cool place to look around and see the history of so many items from the past. Mostly very pricey…read moreitems. Not really any bargains on the antiques. Mom and I enjoy looking around and coming up with decorating ideas. The place next door has tons of things you can use to change out handles, knobs and doors in your home. Fun day browsing.

Oh yes, another gem we found on our visit to Portland, OR. Sadly, we were flying home and could not…read moretake any of the incredible items we saw. If you are within a radius of 25 miles, this sure is worth a detour. This place is so good that I consider driving back to LA next time so I have space for some of their goodies.

recent management there has turned the place into a cheap version of BIMART. they keep clearing…read moreoff shelves and bringing in new, cheap merchandise. I've also heard that they turn away donations all the time and frequently throw away donations. i thought their vision and values was about recycling. what about bringing in cheap Chinese crap is about recycling?

Drove to Canby location to show a picture to staff about giving my dinning room table and chair…read more They said they would be happy to take it. My parents drove up from Salem, took the table and chairs there, and they said they would accept it. Amazing how quality items are seldom accepted nowadays. I guess they feel the population has everything they need

Took my kindergarten grandson into the Book Nook for the first time this last spring and he loved…read moreseeing all the various series. Fell in love with "DogMan!" I allowed one book a visit and now he has an entire library of that and some other series and is reading at 2nd grade+ level. Obviously he has my number! Anything for a reader! The staff is so helpful and it's a wonderful place to find gifts as well.

Best book store I've been to in a while! I love used books and they do have their selection! They…read morealso buy paperbacks for a good price ! They do not accept most hardcovers though . But still one of my favorite book stores I've been to in OR. The owners are amazing and their doggo is to die for OMG. I love it here it's so warm and inviting!!

Very nice grocery in Canby!…read more My wife and I went to Canby to visit Swan Flower Fields and stopped here after that. I would recommend going here for any grocery items. I did pick up a wagu A5 New York strip and omg!!! Soooo good!!

This is a very dirty store! From the unkempt old tables upfront to the disgustingly filthy and…read morestinky restrooms! If that is how little they care about the first thing you see what is back of store like?! I do not understand the glowing reviews of this store. Even 15 yrs ago I stopped going and thought we'd give another try. Worse than ever. Walked out gagging

Love this shop. And enjoy their posts on Instagram! I' m close enough to visit in person or shop…read moretheir posts online!

What a gem! Truly a wonderful experience perusing the shop. Don't miss the upstairs! The furniture,…read morehome decor and plants on the second floor are just beautiful. Everything thoughtfully curated and styled. Vintage couches, tables and chairs. Pendleton pillows - gorgeous muted shades at great prices - on shelves as you enter the second floor and on some of the couches. In the far back is the plant room. So much fun! Succulents in little pots, ferns and other foliage plus planters and vessels, some traditional, some very current and quirky. On the back wall colorful scarves hang next to a wicker shelve unit containing botanical prints and frames. The first floor was filled with lots of vintage finds. For a collector, this would be your happy place! Old metal doll houses, baby's clothing, potato chip tins, milk cartons, dolls, signs, dial phones, vintage hats, and so much more! While the store has a myriad of items, everything is in good condo and displayed beautifully. This is. It one of those antique stores where it looks like a garage sale. Care and thought has been put into everything from how they isource and secure items, to how they group them creating collections for visual interest and ease of finding like things. Loved everything about this shop! Including the signature daisies in the flower boxes out front!

I can not resist a garden store and French Prairie is not an ordinary garden store! Yes, there is a…read morebeautiful collection and wide variety of perennials available for purchase along with yard art and pots and planters. But wander into the store and you will be amazed at how many gift items are inside. So many, it is a bit dizzying at first! So much to look at every which way you turn so I took my time, wandered in and out of every nook and corner and then took a second lap! Here is what I saw: -Bright metal yard art - think giant coneflowers and flamingos and birds. -Dried and faux flowers. -Dish towels - I bought white ones with turquoise & orange cats all over. -Guest napkins. -Gnomes for Fall, for Christmas, for summer. -Candles. -Soaps. -Books. -Framed prints. -Jewelry. -Plants. -Pots. -Pillows. -Throw blankets. -Wind-charms. -Greeting cards. -Chocolate. Sprinkled throughout are seasonal decorations. On this day, there were lots of fall and Halloween items as well as Christmas trees and ornaments. Loved the clip on succulent ornaments and may just have to go back for a dozen. I am sure there was more than what I listed but you get the point! There is a lot of stuff! And it's nice and reasonably priced. Located closer to the Post Office a little away from the row of shops, don't miss this shop!