Stunning artisan jewelry by several local artisans! The designs are unique and absolutely…read morebeautiful. Various metals and stones make each piece an individual treasure. A variety of necklace lengths and styles; lots of long and dangly earrings; and bracelets and rings round out the offerings in several cases throughout the boutique. The clothing is just as exquisite and individualized. Lovely pieces that you won't find anywhere else. I fell in love with a midi length dress in warm earth tones of gray blue and golden browns. So bummed they didn't have my size! Instead I opted for a black crochet sweater made in Italy. The style was unique; oversized with fitted half sleeves, tunic length, boxy yet somehow managed not to look like a big sack! It actually flattered a women's curvy shape. The day I visited was the annual tree lighting known as Imd Dreaming if a White Salmon Christmas - don't you just love that! The shops were open and offering lots of sales. This gorgeous sweater was 50% off plus another 10% off for the sale so for just $45 I have a gorgeous and functional addition to my wardrobe. Christine was working that night and she was super friendly, welcoming and helpful offering objective opinions as I was trying on various items. Christine made all of the beautiful macrame pieces hanging in the shop, some 10 feet long. They add a texture to a space without competing with anything in a room. I'm now dreaming of a white macrame wall hanging for Christmas! Definitely visit this shop right in the heart of White Salmon nestled between restaurants and other boutiques. So many wonderful items in one place!

I am a longtime fan of Arrowleaf Workshop and the many local artists featured here. You can find…read morehandcrafted jewelry by M.E. Jewelry Co. (made in White Salmon by very talented metalsmith and artist Sarah Morton-Erasmus or my other favorite metalsmith Rebecca Bashara and her found smooth stones from the Northern CA Coast. Art by Sally Gilchrist, Elizabeth See, textiles by Kristine Pollard fiberart, Kristie Strasen textiles are divine, Jen Smith's drawings belong on every wall. It's a wonderful curation and a must stop when visiting White Salmon. While you're there you can stop by Henni's or Pizza Leone next door to round out a perfect visit.

What a great store! Part of the Oregon Wildlife Foundation, it feels good to know part of the money…read moreI'm spending is going to a good cause. They have lots of great gifts! For children there are books and stuffed animals. Books for adults, too! Many focused on wildlife, gardening, hiking and nature. Plus sweatshirts, t-shirts, jackets, hats, fashion jewelry, stunning colorful glass ornaments and some really pretty textured throw blankets. Also a few blankets in PNW patterns. In the back corner there is an area dedicated to food and pantry items from Oregon called the Farmers Market. Jams, chocolate, hazelnuts, honey and other items stock the shelves. Soon they will be selling local beer, wine and cider. The store is laid out nicely with lots of room to browse. Customer service was great! The woman working there was very enthusiastic about their products telling me about the history, the foundation and future plans. No surprise, I ended up buying a pair of earrings! I swear I could open my own jewelry store! Will definitely visit again while making my rounds in Oak Street.

Great staff and gift shop. This is a must-stop in shop if you are in Hood River.read more

MoonlightMountain Highway is an amazing new store located in Bingen, Washington. Beautifully…read morecurated, it is full of wonderful handcrafted art and other items made by local artisans. Whether you're looking for a unique gift for yourself or a friend, this is the place to go. There is a 1380 ft.² studio in the back that is available for public and private use. I love that there is a hammock in the middle of the store. I bought a great book called "Gastro Obscura: A Food Adventurer's Guide", and some Orange lip balm. Highly Recommended!!!

what an amazing store! it is actually more of an experience... and check out all the classes and…read moreworkshops they have in the studio!

Pacifica has a great selection of gifts or fun things for yourself. The staff was very friendly! We…read morewalked around and shopped for a while. There's a lot of fun things to see here! Great selection, great service!

Cutest local treasures, definitely worth a stop. I walked out with two craft 3x3 pillar candles for…read more$10 and the most darling Hood River sweater the shop attendant was very helpful as well!

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!

A good gift shop that you can make a brief stop at when in Bonneville for the fishes, dam, scenery…read moreand waterfalls! This shop has all the essentials, such as Oregon's homegrown jams, toys, tshirts and more! They even have a side food section - especially if you need coffee for the road!

The best Gorge gift store - yep better than the Falls or Vista House. It's tucked away at the…read moreHatchery so you can get out of the car and stretch without being around packed in crowds. The store staff are so freindly and have great local suggestions. There really is something for everyone, picked up some PNW dry goods for a Father's Day gift and snagged a coffee and snack for the road. They also have sturgeon stuff and Gorge gifts as well as other roadtrip items. My go-to from Portland going east.

Randomly closed on a Tuesday without notice, checked hours before making the stop on the way to the…read morehospital to visit a friend. I try to prioritize supporting local businesses but when they aren't professional it's impossible.

Working with Trellis Flowers was the most stressful and regrettable part of my entire wedding…read moreexperience. Through multiple discussions (over phone and email) with the owner Blaire, I specified just a few non-negotiables: I dislike eucalyptus or any wide, flat, round-leaf greenery, and dahlias are my least favorite flowers. She confirmed that she understood my directions. On wedding day, my bridal bouquet was full of both eucalyptus and dahlias--it literally made me nauseous seeing something so against my wishes. Not only that, there was even a huge bug-eaten eucalyptus leaf right in the middle of my bouquet. The venue coordinator cut it out for me as I was too disgusted to do anything about it. Later, my photographer (unprompted by me) asked if she could rip out the remaining eucalyptus leaves as they're unattractive and cheap fillers. I also ordered recessional petal-toss petals for $75 and received a handful of browning rose petals. My parents noted that raking their garden would produce better and more abundant results. Later, the venue returned to me their required $50 petal-toss cleanup fee because there were so few petals to pick off the ground. I explained all these and asked Blaire to refund $255 for the bridal bouquet and $75 for the petal-toss petals. She insisted that there was nothing wrong with her service and refused to give me a refund. I have no patience for creatives who have so little integrity and pride in their work--and who take advantage of brides paying thousands of dollars. The message I got from Blaire from initial consult to her last email was "you need me more than I need you." Only choose Trellis Flowers if you want to be treated poorly and pay thousands for flowers you specifically asked not to get.

Service and quality of products are exceptional! We always stop through on our way home to Arizona.read more

Thia is a Greek bakery run by nuns of the Greek orthodox church. It sits on Hiway 97 just south of…read moreSatus Pass. They sell coffee, lattes, Greek dezerts such as baklava and some specialty gift items. They have inside seating as well. It's always interesting and worth the stop, especially if you like baklava. It was founded as a monestary in 1995 after the land was donated to the Greek Orthodox church and is self supporting via sales from the shop and donations.

A great little local gift shop! Also has a sheep and fiber arts focus. Hats, mittens, shawls, and…read morewool socks to name a few.

This is a fabulous shop! Wow! I'm so impressed that Hood River has a store stocked with so many…read morehigh quality products. Teas, spices, sugars, salt, curries. And to round it out, cookware, gadgets, cookbooks, aprons, linens and cutlery is also available. What I loved the most was the ivast variety of balsamic vinegars and olive oils with filling stations located in the center of the store. Once you select the flavor or varietal, you fill a bottle, which come in three sizes. I'm a huge fan and user of olive oils and can't wait to try several of the flavors. Seriously impressive! They even come in gift boxes so pick some up for hostess gives. Everyone always brings a bottle of wine but I prefer bringing a bottle of fine olive oil as it lasts way past the at night and the hostess can enjoy for many weeks. They even have cooking classes, which I hope will continue during these never ending Covid days. i will definitely going to sign up. Live cooking various cuisines and taking a class is the best way to get familiar with spice combinations and techniques. Staff is super helpful and friendly but not in any way pushy. Prices are very reasonable for such high quality items which is an added bonus. Will make this a definite stop any time i am in downtown Hood River. Already have Christmas and birthday gifts in minds. Five stars all the way and then some!

The tea and chocolate selections were quite underwhelming, the two reasons I went. They did not…read morehave chocolate anywhere between 71-99%. As a fine chocolate lover it is nearly impossible to find decent chocolate in Hood River anywhere close to 80% cacao and this store does not help. The tea selection was dreary and void of much originality. Pros: They do have a seemingly extensive variety of olive oil so if that's what your into -you would probably like this place. They also have kitchen wares that were reasonably priced.