Awesome prices! Owner is real kind and accommodating. Great place to consider donating to,…read moreespecially mens clothing.

The prices are great! Plus these guys do good things for the community. You never know what…read moretreasure you might find. They have trouble keeping up with processing donations, so best to call and see if it is a good day to drop them off before you lug your stuff down there.

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.

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!

This beautiful thrift shop in downtown Bingen, WA has enough packed in for a proper treasure hunt…read moreand is organized enough to not be overwhelming. There was a plethora of clothing, designer bags, Turkish rugs, jewelry and more! The owner was very inviting! I got 4 pairs of earrings, a bracelet and a set of Le Crust egg cups for less than $80.

Excited to find this fun shop with a variety of things from clothes to kitchen; consignment to…read morevintage. Spoke with the owner, so fun to meet her! She is welcoming and willing to help. It's a new store, excited to visit again and see what items she'll be offering in different seasons.

Such a beautiful shop and one that I always visit while in Hood River! They have a variety of…read morethoughtfully curated home items - candles, throw blankets and pillows in a variety of textures and colors, cloth napkins, serving pieces, ornaments, soaps, and vases. In the back there are dish towels with funny sayings. They also have a wonderful collection of jewelry from local artists and fun, affordable fashion jewelry, too. I don't think I have ever left without a new pair of dangly earrings! The women who work here are friendly and helpful if you need assistance. They also allow you to freely browse without pressure, which I really appreciate. Make sure to make a few laps around the store so you don't miss anything! I go in one direction, then reverse direction the second time; it's amazing how your eyes focus on different items when you approach from a different angle. There are large display cases in the middle filled with jewelry and also on some of the shelves along the perimeter. This is a great shop to visit if you are buying a gift for someone or for yourself! I've been here so many times over the years and have never left empty handed.

Cutest shop hands down in hood river ! They have lots of things... Jewlery and home goods ! We…read morebought a couple of there cocktail glasses and love them . Would definitely go back there again next time we go

No trip to Hood River is complete without visiting Plenty to see what new and fabulous clothing and…read moreaccessories Glacier, the owner, has found! While this boutique is located in downtown Hood River, the exquisite collection of thoughtfully curated goods would fit in any cosmopolitan city boutique. I wish this shop was located in Portland, not that Portland is cosmopolitan, but it's where I live! The lushious handbags, many from designers in LA or NY, get me every single time. My preference is always for nice leather bags with a simple but very unique design, without designer names and logos distracting from the quality design and material. At Plenty, there are plenty that fit this description. Sorry, couldn't resist the pun! On my recent visit I saw, and immediately purchased, a python clutch in an ombré design of orange, black, mustard and turquoise. Trust me, it's way more beautiful than it sounds! It's a standout piece that goes with and elevates any outfit. The clothing is made from high quality fabrics and very well-made. Mostly in solid shades of neutrals that work in everyone's wardrobe, with patterns and pops of seasonal color mixed in. Jeans, sweaters, jackets, shawls, capes, blouses, dresses - yes, yes, yes and yes. Casual or evening. Lunch with the girls or date night. Something for every occasion. There is always a unique collection of jewelry, shoes, and a selection of beauty products near the back. The staff is very friendly and attentive. If you are the type that needs a sales person's help to pull together an outfit, then this is your place. My preference is to browse on my own and seek assistance when I have questions and they seem to be able to discern the different needs. The items are high quality so the prices reflect that. But since there is such a variety of items, there truly is something for most anyone.

Plenty is full of yummy clothes, jewelry, shoes, and beauty products. Glacier, the owner, seeks out…read moreUSA-made, sustainable fabrics and sources that are absolutely beautiful. Need to shop for work, a wedding, a night out, or just to feel beautiful -- this is the place. Plenty has exceptional service too -- better than anything you'd get at Nordstrom's or any small boutique. Each of the staff truly cares about how you look and makes it a personal mission to make you look and feel gorgeous.

Bought a new pair of ski boots at Dougs and had them fitted. These guys are master boot fitters…read more My feet have never felt better at the end of the day. Dougs is my go-to ski shop.

Doug's has all the outdoor clothing you are looking for. From hiking gear to snowboarding, they…read morehave you covered (pun intended). It was awesome that that had pants in my size and a great shirt selection. Don't forget to check out the extra deals downstairs. The staff was all friendly and helpful, thank you! Big store, great selection!

What a gem! Founded in 1870 - yes, you read that correctly - Klindt's is the oldest bookstore in…read moreOregon. Dating back to the days of the early settlers. Wow! This cozy little bookstore is right on E 2nd in The Dalles and is a throwback to the friendly, neighborhood shops of yesteryear. The bookcases date back to when the shop opened, adding to the charm and warmth. Books of all categories (fiction, mystery, cookbooks map, gardening, thrillers, travel, brewing, baking, sci-fi, classics, children's) with new releases and even some out of print items represented. So fun to peruse through the various titles as time disappears and I get lost in the magic of printed words and stories. In addition to the varied book collection, the shop has some beautiful puzzles, gorgeous journals, pens, unique stationary, lovely cards, gifts and some toys for children. The staff is passionate about books and it's evident. The gentleman working there the day that I stopped in was so friendly and helpful, offering suggestions on books after I told him my preferences for a summer read on a lazy day. A must stop for anyone passing through The Dalles. Love supporting local and I will be visiting again and again!

Spectacular - oldest bookstore in Oregon and the ambiance is terrific!…read more #ShopFree2021