The Breezeway Boutique in The Dalles Oregon is the best…read more. Very clean smells good. Fun place to shop

Fabulous thrift shops in the hear of The Dalles! Thoughtfully curated, beautifully styled, the…read more"boutique" in the title is an accurate description. The boutique is quite large and everything is well organized in small sections with plenty of room to walk down the main aisle and around each area. The minute I walked in my eye caught a burnt orange scarf a mannequin was wearing. Immediately I took the scarf off the mannequin knowing it was actually a lace tablecloth, perfect for the fall and Thanksgiving. For $15, I didn't even have to think about it! So many wonderful items, something for anyone's style and budget. Old leather objects and jackets; vintage phone from the 30s; tea cups & saucers; wooden trunks refinished and could be used for end or coffee tables; vases, serving pieces, estate jewelry, fashion jewelry, art, small pieces of furniture, barware, glassware, and vintage material & clothing. Fell in love with a pair of off-white boots with flowers embroidered up to the knee. They were stunning! If only they fit! A one of a kind statement piece. Hanging on a wall was a macrame owl. Quirky, homemade, vintage - I had to have it! That's what is so fantastic about these type of stores. Hundreds of people probably walked by that owl without a pause and yet it stopped me in my tracks! In addition to standard art like canvas and pictures, I like to adorn my walls with different expressions of unique art. This owl will definitely do that. And for $12, no risk. The owner is clearly passionate about her business, as excited as I was for my "finds!l She was chatting with several customers that obviously stop in often and just as easily made conversation with tourists visiting from out of state. She packaged my items in a bag with orange tissue and a bow, definitely a boutique touch. First time here but I will be back, for sure. On Nov 6th, 2021, they are celebrating their 8 year anniversary with 20% off and mimosas all day. See you there!

Very cool new antique/vintage store with some unique items. Bought a cool hook rack to hang on the…read morewall.

From the owner: Specializing in a wide range of Antiques, Jewelry, Furniture, vintage items, and collectibles from…read moreconsignments and vendors.

Buy Right Antiques has a little bit of everything which makes this store one of my favorites to go…read moreto.

From the owner: We have the largest inventory of unique and interesting items. v We have antique dolls from from…read moreas early as the 1800's Customer status

We were on vacation a few weeks back in Portland and my family stopped by before heading to lost…read morelake because our eldest was raving about their soft serve ice cream and boy, he was absolutely right! Mind you, my wife is not a big fan of berry flavored ice cream but after sharing the huckleberry with her, she fell in love with it and to this day she would still talk about it. Hands down the best soft serve I've had so far and not to mention the dairy free option. I also picked up some gems from the record bins and had a good conversation with the couple about jazz. Would definitely go back here when I'm in Portland.

We drove out here specifically for the ice cream and built the day around it -- two teenagers, a…read morelate lunch, and dessert saved for this place. We walked in a few minutes before closing. One woman was working; I'm not sure if she was the owner. She was mid-way through an ice cream order for the customers ahead of us, so we shopped while we waited our turn. We had items in our hands when she finished with the other customers, flipped the lights off with us still standing inside, and walked out the door to take down the open sign. When she came back in -- us standing there in the dark -- she announced she was closing. We said, "Okay, I guess no ice cream? We'll put our stuff back." Not a word. No "sorry." No "I can still ring you up or get you anything." No acknowledgment at all. She just stood there and watched us set everything down and walk out, kids and all. She made it clear we weren't worth the effort, and did it in the rudest way available to her. Two disappointed teenagers, a wasted drive, and the low point of what had been a great day in the area. Can't tell you a thing about the ice cream. What I can tell you is how this place treats people who show up before closing time. Don't bother.

This place is awesome so much culture, history, and cool sh¥t to collect. The people are sweet and…read morehelpful. The lady kept the store open for my wife and I after being in there for hours so we could finish our hunts. I've been going for a couple of years now almost every weekend and I still enjoy walking in there. They have everything for everyone. I don't support the bad reviews on this place.

This is a fabulous place! As the name states, inside is filled with lots of antiques from the US…read moreand many from Asia plus random odd ball stuff that you can't help but wonder, does anyone buy these items? Yes, they do! One person's oddity is another's treasure. The first floor has shelves loaded with dishes, glass wear and serving pieces. All arranged by color or designer or function. Clearly they care about how items are presented and it makes it so much easier for the customer. For example, there was an entire shelf filled with depression era green glass dishes and serving pieces. No need to hunt, it's right there for the taking. On this floor there are also lots of books, dvds and albums. Vintage clothing, some beau winter coats and jackets amongst the collection. If you, your man or child wants cowboy boots, there are dozens and dozens in every size! Wow! An amazing collection. A wall of wooden masks, beads you can scoop for $5 a bag, statues, knives, tools, paintings, toys, the list goes on and on! Downstairs is where they have the majority of furniture from near and far. Some truly beautiful carved wooden pieces and doors, just waiting for the right customer. Those working there were busy arranging items but always greeted me and offered help. There are several sections that you can tell are collections by individual sellers. Unlike some of the reviewers, I did not see the Nazi memorabilia and I'm glad I didn't. While we need to learn and understand history so we don't repeat it, I fear that some may collect this crap for the wrong reasons. Hopefully it was removed based on the feedback from those reviewers. If I had seen it, I would have gone straight to the owner or workers with my concerns since not all owners read Yelp reviews. Located right across the bridge from Hood River, there are plenty of parking spots out front. It's a fun place to stop, I needed an hour as there is so much to see that time goes fast.

Overpriced with weird racist statues Wouldn't recommend and…read morehad items that haven't been touched In so long there were spider webs full of dust covering them.

Large inventory and fairly well organized. Massive amount of industrial salvage and yard ornaments…read more Large parking area by the building in gravel. Found many great items. Prices were at a discount after the holidays and were reasonable regardless. Allowed to shop in peace but staff are avail me when you need them. They wrapped everything up nicely.

This is a place I have been visiting for years and each time I enjoy the "hunt" for a perfect gift…read moreor that perfect item for myself - and I always find what I'm looking for and always come away with something i didn't even know I needed or wanted! If you're in the Wapato/Yakima area this is a MUST DO! Stop by or give Pat @ Country Garden Antiques a call at (509) 877-4644 and let her know you're stopping by - she enjoys sharing her knowledge of each of her pieces and telling the stories about where she procured them - it's not just a shopping trip it's an experience! The shop is located in an old carriage house on Pat and Fred's property amongst fruit orchards and next to their beautiful historical home and gardens where they have lived and raised their family since 1968.

So many great treasures! Such an awesome location!! I've purchased quite a few of my favorite…read morepieces from Country Garden Antiques. They knew their stuff!

This charming store stocks a range of used and new items which are reasonably priced and, best of…read moreall, carefully curated. Don't miss it!

What a fun and eclectic shop with am equally quirky name that draws you in! While driving through…read moreGoldendale, I noticed the sign and ventured in. Sandra, the owner and artist, is super friendly and engaging. Her studio where she does mosaics and also teaches classes is to the left. The rest of the space is dedicated to vintage clothing and lots of tchotchke! Most items totally unique, the kind that 99% of the people would say, "who would ant this?" While one person sequels with delight and says, " I have to have this!" An obvious love of Japanese fabrics and memorablia, there was a large selection of Japanese Kimonos. The blue and white one caught my attention immediately but it was surprisingly long and several inches would drag on the floor if I bought it. As part of a charity event for breast cancer, Sandra designed two bras that are hanging on the wall and had me laughing out loud. One adorned with Lipton tea bags that say "Your small cup can make a big difference." And a bra with cups resembling a monkey with bananas dangling from the band. What a hoot! A collection of Manley Men featuring troubadours and Elvis, piggy banks, mismatched dishes, glasses and serving pieces, art, Asian figurines, and clothing fills the space. No purchases for me this visit but I will definitely stop in again next time I'm driving through! Monkeyshine just celebrated their 10th anniversary and I wish them many more!