2.5 to 3 stars. Situated right next to a paint store, Viking Village is a mixed bag on several…read morelevels-- they have music, records, books, some furniture, home accessories, kitchen items, clothing, and lots & lots of random stuff. I've only ever bought vintage equestrian books after being in half a dozen times. Would stop if you like to thrift and don't mind the lack of ambiance. Perhaps their new store location might be a little different...not sure where that's going to be though.

My motorcycle broke down in the parking lot and I was unable to move it. I communicated with staff…read moreand left it there while attempting to find help. Fishline staff had My bike towed and now it's going to cost 800$ to get out. Thank you fishline of poulsbo

The services to those in need in our community that Fishline provides are essential…read more Supporting food security for individuals and families is done through a state of the art food bank, where clients obtain food through a grocery type shopping experience. Fresh produce, meat, along with can goods, and more, are available. Fishline offers numerous services that help stabilize families to a degree as well as help children be able to enjoy what their peers do. The Birthday Fairy program is one such remarkable touch for kids. The Comprehensive Services Center houses several local non-profit organizations, a dental office, support for Veterans, and others, that are on site to provide necessary support to clients beyond them just receiving food. Those in need should be made aware of the organization so they can obtain support. Those who can help by sharing time, talent, or resources, should take a tour both virtually and in person at Fishline, to see what difference you can make!

This thrift store is a hidden gem in North Kitsap. Really reasonable prices! Bonus, it helps…read moresupport the ShareNet food bank. If you're headed out for a day of thrifting, definitely include this spot on your list.

From the owner: We provide the North Kitsap and greater Kingston, WA area with emergency food provision, screened…read moreemergency power and rental assistance for clients faced with shut off notices or eviction. We also offer weekend take home food program for school aged children. Winner of Food Lifelines "Excellence in Community Resource Development, ShareNet's mission is to fight hunger in North Kitsap County in a manner that respects the dignity of those we serve. Our service area includes Kingston, Hansville, Port Gamble, Indianola, Eglon, Little Boston and some border addresses in Suquamish and Poulsbo. ShareNet's Thrift Store carries quality, gently used goods at super-bargain prices. All proceeds go right back into our operation and helps fund our food bank. We are here to help. All you need to do is give us a call and we will do our best to provide assistance. In the meantime, feel free to take a look around our site to learn more about Sharenet Food Bank and Thrift Store.

The atmosphere was very pleasant, well lit and clean. Everything was displayed very well, the…read moreservice was great! I will, definitely, be a repeat customer. I was very impatient!

Adorable place for treasure hunters--better than the red barn across the street IMO (more stuff,…read moredenser booths, better actual antiques, fewer kitsch booths). The gals working there were super sweet too--wish I didn't have to fly home or would have picked up more

Absolutely beautiful establishment. The workers here are super kind and the store is laid out very…read morewell. Every time i come here I always leave with something worthwhile and it is always affordable and in good shape. Love this place

How adorable is their new children's area! It's so cute. They did an amazing job. My daughter…read morecouldn't stop staring at the clouds.

It appears they need to stencil "compact" on many of their stalls in the parking lot. Parking my…read morevan was difficult. Many of the workers ran right into me, some appologizing, some not. They must have been terribly behind in order to completely disregard their customers like that. Super bizarre. I found a nice ensemble I wanted to purchase after combing the store and finally had to use the restroom. There are large signs that say "restroom", pointing down a corridor. After traveling all the way down the corridor, the door was locked, with a sign that said to see an associate. I walk back towards the store from the corridor and see the mistake . . . There indeed were signs in the hallway that specified a code was needed, but in a small font, shadowed by the huge restroom font with arrows. After the parking, getting ran Into multiple times by employees, walking down a long corridor to poop, just to have it locked with small signage, I left my products and walked immediately out of the door. I probably wont visit for a couple years so that they can terminate, retrain, resign, etc. If you like associates completely disrespecting you and running into you, this is your store!

The prices here are crazy but I LOVE when I find brands they know nothing about, that are…read moreincredibly pricey new, for dirt cheap. I LOVE IT. We live out in the boonies, and stop by when we're in silverdale for something, most of the time I can walk out with something I've been looking at new, for very condition here and cheap. I went one time for their red tag sale, the shelves loaded with junk, nothing good had red tags, that was probably the only time I walked out with absolutely nothing, so I think that's telling. They also sell stainless steel pots, USED, for $25. That's robbery. I can get a brand new stainless steel pot at the TJ MAXX close by, in fact, I did after leaving here. AND it had a lid, which you can't get a solid pair here. Everything's super overpriced in general but I do have to say they have a lot of stuff, good stuff, stuff you can't find at the local goodwill in our small town, so that's why we come back. The employees are nice, never had a real problem besides the greed.

Not very impressive. Walking in, it has an immense amount of real estate, but very cluttered with…read moreundesirable items and poor flow. I like to shop at thrift stores and consignment shops for board shorts during the winter. A great way of saving via off-season racks. Being the only individual in the store, the worker wasn't relatable. She kept avoiding eye contact and tried their hardest not to acknowledge my presence. A bit odd and off-putting, but I just presumed severe social phobia and carried on. The men's shorts were still set to summer prices, so I didnt bite. I'll try again when I need to do a spring wardrobe refresh and give them another chance maybe. Hardly any selection. Pretty much the whole store was feminine gendered. Maybe the store should delete it's men's section and and rebrand their store as a women's clothing store. The whole experience was unwelcoming altogether. I tried their Belfair location just the other day and it was a very similar experience. Hardly any men's clothes, shorts stilm priced for summer. No boardshorts, but they had plenty of those ugly ones with elastic waists, overpriced. The men's clothes were unattractive cuts and bunk styles. At the Belfair location, the associate was unhelpful and unresponsive. When I asked her where the men's section was, she said "over there". I asked "where is it at"? She just points willy nilly instead of explaining where it is or walking me to the section. I eventually found it around a corner. Very unattractive racks with distressed unappealing styles. It's dead obvious that they need someone new to manage the mens sections in both stores to discriminate what they take in. The clothes look like what would be the discard pile at at thrift store for a dollar rack. I'll check back in a year or so and see if they improve at all. They need a lot of restructuring it seems. I can't imagine how they stay in business.

The staff are always so friendly when I visit the Kingston location. The selection is great and…read morewell curated. There is no "junk", this is not a thrift shop! I've found my favorite raincoat here, and a bunch of other pieces in my wardrobe at great prices.

Love love love this shop!!!…read more The owners are fantastic, patient, and so kind. You'll find great deals on pretty much everything in the store. Theres a variety of items including clothing, records, books, kitchenware, fabrics, decorations, art, jewelry, sporting equipment, video games, manga and more!! They also sell locally made items and crystals. Overall this shop is a hidden gem and I always make a point to visit every time I'm in the area. There is something for everyone here. :)

Privately owned thrift stores can be a very mixed bag, but we decided to take a chance on this one…read more(okay, maybe the donut stand out front had something to do with it). Turns out there's a lot to see in this store! As you come in, the main front room has some housewares, men's and women's clothing and accessories. Another room toward the back has books, movies, and music, and a smaller room has furniture and more books and movies. The clothing selection isn't huge and was kind of old-but-not-vintage, if you know what I mean. I wasn't blown away by anything we saw and couldn't find anything to buy. However, the lady working the counter guessed my boyfriend's size correctly and went to the back to see if they had any blazers or jackets in his size, so that was nice of her. Prices seemed kind of high for what they had, often several dollars more than a similar item would be priced at Goodwill. The best part of this store was the books/music/media. They had a surprisingly large selection of new literary fiction and book-club-type books at reasonable prices -- definitely worth checking out. There are also some fun random things, like the train-rides-of-the-world VHS set or the bins of vintage cookbooks. The way the furniture area is set up, it feels like a cozy reading nook, and they probably wouldn't mind if you sat down to flip through a book or two! After we left, I was hovering outside and checking out the donut stand, and the owner came out and coaxed us into coming over and trying an apple fritter. I mean, who can resist a homemade donut with homemade icing? The donut was dense, cakey, with tasty apple chunks and very sweet icing. A decent thrift store, worth stopping if you're thrifting in the area. And the little donut stand outside is good for a coffee and a sweet treat if you need a pick-me-up!