I haven't seen such a clean and well organized shop since forever, displaying such thoughtfully…read morepurchased articles. All priced way below their value, at least their value to me.

Love this little shop. I always find something fun and useful to collect for my garden. Prices are…read moregreat. Wonderful dinner plate garden art.

Showed up on a Sunday evening at about 6 PM. The line was about six cars, deep, but got through…read morepretty quickly. The service I received while unloading was awesome. The person was very helpful, and careful of some of the glass items that I dropped off. I hope that this offers a great selection to some of their future shoppers and helps increase their revenue for the programs they support. I believe the value of these items is unique, and will allow someone to get more life out of the items we donated. It's a great cause.

This is one of the busiest in the country - significant lines frequently for dropping off…read moredonations. Prices on clothing and shoes are nearly as high if not higher than retail. I left and went to Target and found better prices.

Such a fun two story thrift store with so many treasures to look through. I love thrift stores like…read moreJubilee Reach when I'm looking for something unique because you never know what you're going to find. I especially loved browsing through all of the dishes and home goods. There were so many fun and colorful pieces that caught my eye. The store is huge and packed with clothing, furniture, home decor, dishes, and so much more, so there is definitely a lot to explore. I could easily spend hours wandering around and looking at everything. Such a fun place to thrift when you're in the mood to treasure hunt and find something special!

This thrift store is not accessible for people who use mobility aids. Their designated handicap…read moreparking was on the side of the building that had the entrance closed at the time we went; their lower displays of women's clothing, books, furniture, and accessories are so crammed in and packed together that it makes navigating with a walker, wheelchair, or stroller very challenging and truly impossible for certain areas; their men's, household, pets, children's books, children's clothes and other items are all located upstairs which makes access literally impossible for those with mobility issues or parents with strollers. The sheer volume of items on the floor and shelves makes this place a bit overwhelming, and I couldn't find any organization as far as their books go so if you love a long riffling through heaps of stuff then this is your place, but if you like more of an organized and accessible experience this is definitely a place I would skip. The prices range from a couple dollars, to $7.99 for most clothing, and up depending on the item. I'd say they're asking higher end for things, similar to a current Goodwill. I don't have direct experience with the service as neither me nor my companion purchased anything, but the clerks behind the checkout counter were talking amongst themselves as several people looked at the accessories in the area. I don't see myself going out of my way to come back here, unfortunately.

My experience with this particular organization will be different from the other reviews here due…read moreto interacting with them outside of their location. Today my daughter and I went to donate clothing to Value Village and a full sized boxed truck from Treasures in Heaven was in line in front of us. Once they pulled up to the unloading area it and started to unload in became apparent this was a loaded full box truck, unloading for well over 30 minutes while cars piled up in line and the driver and passenger did very little to assist in the unloading process while the entire VV team worked their butts off. I doubt the fact people are donating to this Christian organization and simply having it turned over to Value Village is what people donating are hoping for. This is also incredibly rude behavior on behalf of Treasures as the line is nearly out of the parking lot, people are abandoning the line foregoing donating. Many of the boxes are taped shut so the VV workers have to open them prior to accepting them slowing the process further. Treasures is dumping their unwanted inventory at the Issaquah Value Village, holding up the line, hogging up the employees and inconveniencing dozens of people simply trying to do a nice thing. I'm writing this review because I find this behavior extremely unbecoming of Treasures and likely deceptive to those donating there, furthermore it is inconsiderate on multiple levels.

Shopped at this business when they were located in Snoqualmie. Personnel were very nice and…read morehelpful at Snoqualmie location. Today, we visited NB store. You all need to make sure to tell your cashiers that they need to be friendly to customers even if they may be having a bad day. The cashier didn't seem to care about customers or working there. No smile, no "Hi! How are you?".

I found some good yarn for my charity crochet group. The place is small, but interesting and had a…read moregreat variety of items. I would shop there again.

A great find! The shop is very clean and well-organized with a nice selection of housewares, books,…read moreCDs, clothing and more. Prices are very reasonable, too.

Went here with my family. Our ten-year-old was being a child and tried on a hat. The store owner…read moregot upset with her touching the hat, stating, "this isn't a toy store."

I went in yo buy a $288 Native American wood carving. When I wax rung up at the cashier they wanted…read moreto add a $50plus fee for using why card to pay and then adding sales tax on top. Total rip off. Bad business. Employee very unhelpful young woman with no knowledge of the fee or the item. Sadly stay away.

This is a cute vintage shop with lots of eclectic items to browse through. The employee made the…read moreexperience especially enjoyable with their welcoming and friendly demeanor. We each picked up a pair of sunglasses for $16, which felt like a great deal. I'd definitely come back!

This place has charm and great selection. As somebody who collects and appreciates vintage, this is…read morea must stop. I truly love the curated selection and friendly service. Bon Voyage Vintage is definitely a great value and an even better vibe!

Huge, 2 floor thrift store! I've been passing this place every time I visit the island and finally…read morecaught them when they were open! I love thrifting while traveling because sometimes you find some great treasures! I had fallen for an local artists whimsical style and somehow found one of her pieces in this thrift store!!! And everything was on sale- so I got a functional piece of art (a soap dish) for $4! When I was in a gallery that very same day with her works priced $80 and up depending on the piece. Jump for joy please! And the staff here are wonderful- the cashier loved my find too.

The prices are way too high for a thrift store. I even saw a pin priced at $425. I understand that…read moresome collectibles can be valuable, but who is coming to a thrift store expecting to pay prices like that? A lot of the items are priced as if they were brand new, which defeats the purpose of shopping at a thrift store. Since this is a senior thrift store, I feel like items should be priced to actually sell. Moving more inventory would encourage people to come back, and it seems like that would do more to support the seniors than having items sit on the shelves because they're overpriced. On top of that, the worker at the front had an attitude, which made the experience feel unwelcoming and left me not wanting to come back. I really hope the pricing and customer service improve because I'd like to support the cause.

I've been to thrift stores from one end of the state to the other. And many out of state as well!…read moreThis store has a boutique vibe when you walk in with the way the displays are set up for the Knick-knacks that is cute and inviting if you don't experience overstimulation but once you get beyond that, it seems they have overpriced a lot of the clothing and other items that seems to keep merchandise from moving effectively. I went on a holiday where the parking lot was packed with street parking full as well. I didn't see people with loads of things they were buying. For instance, an older genuine leather credit card and checkbook holder (I.e. not a complete wallet) was priced at $20. Used David's Bridal formals at $60-$80. Keep in mind that any used formal will need to be cleaned before wearing, which adds to the price of buying a used dress. David's Bridal sells bridesmaids dresses with two different webpages on their website. Dresses under $100 and Dresses under $70. I drove to this store specifically because I'd heard they had quality things at good prices and my daughter was hoping to find a formal dress. While I did find most of their books reasonably priced, I won't take the time to go back.

My last visit here was somewhat uninspiring, and I bought one trinket for a few dollars. The time…read moreprevious was phenomenal and it was challenging not to buy many items. It is well organized and laid out and very clean.

Excellent selection of imported vintage furniture from England and beyond. Also has an incredible…read morestained glass window collection. We bought an impressive art deco mirror which has become the centerpiece of our entryway, and a beautiful mid-mod mahogany dresser. Prices are always super reasonable. Hidden gem!

I discovered Antique Importers while on a quest to find the perfect Danish Modern coffee table and…read moremy journey soon came to an end as I set foot in the shop. There it was sitting atop another table, the Holy Grail of my coffee table crusade. It was a true Danish piece, it was teak, it was vintage, and most importantly it wasn't ridiculously over-priced like a lot of tables on eBay or Craigslist. I must have had a completely different experience then some of the other reviewers at Antique Importers. The owner, Chris I believe his name is, was very friendly the entire time I was in the store. He never followed me around with his arms crossed, scowling, or treating me like a potential criminal, and yes, I do fall into the 25-30 year old looking age range. Actually, he was quite helpful and answered several questions that I had regarding the table and even took $10 off the delivery cost for me as I didn't live too far away from the store. Oh, and they even delivered the table on a Sunday evening after they closed! How many places have service like that these days? None of this "we'll be around sometime between 1pm-4pm on a Wednesday" b.s. that most places stick you with. If you're looking for larger furniture pieces, tables, chairs, sideboards etc, then you should check out Antique Importers for sure. If you're looking for smaller, more decorative items, then this might not be the best place, but there are more then a few of those shops close by in Pioneer Square.