What a great and interesting place! A must see if visiting Astoria. We unfortunately were able…read moreto participate on a day they offered the experience but just walking around the shop was enough.

This is definitely a weird boutique. It's very small but interesting inside. Lots of great things…read moreto look at. Stuff that you would never see anywhere else. The owner was very nice. I didn't see anything personally that I couldn't live without, but it was definitely worth walking through.

This was by far our favorite shop in long beach. Not only did the the shop have such unique finds,…read moreit also had one of a kind items created directly at the location by the owner and artist herself. Everything was more than reasonably priced, to the point it felt like a steal for some items. If I head back to Long Beach in the future, this will be my first stop! This place has a unique blend of art, beautiful jewelry, funny things, and even useful tools and gifts. Very refreshing as I love these types of shops but usually end up seeing the same type of things. All new items I had never seen.

I always visit this shop when I'm in town. Super cute with lots of little treasures to be found…read more You can really tell the owner cares a lot about how the store is set up and the items they carry. Definitely stop in!

This is a consignment antique and collectibles shop. Many…read moreinteresting items for your home decor. Furniture, mirrors, paintings, glassware, China, etc. Inventory changes quickly. Reasonable prices. Linda, the new salesperson, is very knowledgeable and helpful. Lots of parking. In Gearhart right outside of Seaside. Check it out!

Always visit every time we come to the coast. Must see shop for fun gifts!…read moreShop is jam packed so you must walk around twice and you will see different items

We love this shop! The owner is just fabulous, friendly and helpful. This little cottage is jam…read morepacked full of amazing items ranging from vintage furniture to soaps, baby clothes, candles, home goods galore. There is sooo much to look at and always something to buy. Lots of local stuff and a great place to get small gifts.

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.

This is great store to shop at and to work with when you want to help selling a Ventage item…read more There is a great selection of vintage clothes and other vintage products.The manager/owner is welcoming, knowledgeable and professional!

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.

This is a crazy store. A bit of this and that. Very nice staff. The antique portion was over-priced.read more

Two old men smoking pot wandering around a hoarded pile of "merchandise", playing a disturbing…read moredocumentary about Mexican concentration camps. don't bother picking up a guitar and playing it, even if it's sitting on the ground against the counter. They'll tell you "how bout you ask to play my guitar first? let's hear you say it". I guess they don't want my $700 for a guitar.

This is a pretty cool little spot. Funky and quirky shop that as just about everything under the…read moresun from musical instruments, DVDs, CD's, Games, Tons of Vinyl LP's, 45's, Sheet Music, Books, Electronics, Cords, Cables, and more if you ask I am sure. Barter for a great deal. Think of this place as a type of pawn shop as far as what they carry. They will buy used gear from you or trade. Pretty kick back attitude and funny signs all around the store. Damn big place too, so spend some time, and look around, move some boxes, look behind things, etc. Lot's of hidden treasures abound of things that you may or may not need. One thing that I noticed is the guy that works there can be left to man the fort by himself and it seems that all hell breaks loose when this happens (phones ring off the hook, customers come in with all sorts of questions, etc.). He handles the rush really well, so try to cut him some slack if he is busy. I see so many rude clerks and staff at places that are snotty for no reason at all, so when I see this guy busting his back and keeping his cool, he deserves some common courtesy. This is a cool, local shop that gives Astoria some quirky character that keeps us as weird as Portland will ever be, without as many Portlandia Freaks and Geeks to annoy us here on our mossy coast. SHOP LOCAL!!!!!