I've been consigning and shopping here since I moved to Oregon in 1995. It's so much fun to get a…read moregood deal and at the same time get rid of clothes you no longer want - and make a few bucks. I was sorry to see the old management go and learn they had fired all personnel, but I also understand that they had a different business plan, and sometimes this sort of thing is needed to make a fresh start with new policies. I've mostly been happy when consigning although sometimes the low price they place on a Pendleton or Clarks item I've consigned blows my mind and I try not to get upset. I've mostly been pretty satisfied with the amount of items they accept from me to consign (I'd say they accept at least 80% of what I've brought in), but the last time, I brought in over 30 items, most new but without tags, and they didn't accept one single item! One has to consider their current stock and think maybe they already have something like you brought in, and they didn't take? But I was bummed as I am an old lady and had to schlepp my stuff to my car from my apartment and then into the store, and then the reverse. I'm sorry to hear of the many complaints about employee attitudes here. That has not been my experience in the least! I'm always asked if I need assistance and they scramble to help me find things that are going past their consign-by date (when they would ordinarily go on sale or get donated), when I want to rescue something from them that I've consigned. I DO like to shop the discounted items in each section and appreciate how they put them on the end of each section, so I can walk down the main aisle and peruse them. These items (priced according to the current % off color that hangs from the ceiling) used to be sprinkled throughout the store and not kept together in each section, so for us bargain shoppers, this is a fantastic way to shop!

You used to have bins to bring our clothes in. Now we need to carry them in on hangers in our arms…read more This is fine if you only have a few items, but if you have 40, very difficult. Come on owner, buck up and get an electric door! You try carrying 40 items on hangers through those doors!

This was a delightful shopping experience in a smaller, close-knit community. I typically shop in…read moretheir urban ones that are larger, but this one felt so welcoming. Staff are super friendly and everything was organized so well. While shopping in back for plants, I couldn't help but feel like I was in a friends's backyard. You know the type...they take an interest in hobbies, and have several projects in motion! i will definitely return when I am in the area. There is no on-site parking but there is plenty of street parking. They open at 10 AM, not 9 AM as posted in some places.

First off, I must give props to Steve for his well thought out responses to many of these entirely…read moreunreasonable reviews. Chill out, people! I am a dedicated thrift store enthusiast, generally seeking home décor, dishes, books and clothing, which is not really what Restore is stocking. On my first visit I left empty handed, though I saw some interesting things, and figured someday I'd get to the nitty gritty of Restore. Well, we just moved to the area, and are doing a ton of work on our property. My husband mentioned he needed some doors for our greenhouse, and I recalled seeing some at Restore, so we ended up returning just a few days following! Yeah, that's right, they have doors aplenty (like 50+), and that's just the start. We bought three doors (lol, so random), one of which is an antique farmhouse door with a giant pane of perfect glass. Swoon! Next, doorknobs for $5 and hinges for 50 cents each. My husband found several super specialty plumbing valves that retail for $250+ priced at $25 (seriously, I looked it up!). We also got a yellow fig for $5 'cause I needed a little fun! An aside regarding the plants: they get extras from nurseries, but they also get many from a local guy who just loves to grow plants, and they are gorgeous and giant! My fig was over 2 feet tall, there were huge hot pink hydrangeas, passion flower, herbs, tomatoes, etc. There is a variety of furniture, bits of flooring that would probably be enough for a bathroom remodel, toilets, sinks, light fixtures, paint, tools, hardware, appliances, etc. The store is large, easy to navigate and pretty organized, all things considered (it's still a thrift store, though!). A lot of it is used, but there are new things, too. Basically, if you are remodeling and not in search of a specific item/style/brand, Restore is the place. We are planning to build a tiny house in the future and Restore will be our go to spot. We'll look here first, then go to a big box store for anything additional. The prices can't be beat, there are some seriously unique finds, and every employee we've interacted with has been as pleasant as can be.

Interesting mix of items...antiques, collectibles, home decor. A little bit of everything. The…read moreplace is organized well, seemed tidy for such a store. I will say that it was much smaller than I thought it would be. Not sure why, but I guess from the outside I got the illusion I was walking into a large space. The aisles are a tad tight in spots with dead ends that require backtracking. Nice, friendly greeting upon entry...definitely worth a visit.

So amazing! One of the best vintage stores I have been to in quite some time. Definitely the best I…read morehave been to in Oregon. The cashier was so sweet and was just the right amount of talkative and gave us some great information about the area. The prices were UNREAL, I do not think I spent more than 13-15 dollars on a singular item. I got about 8 different things and my total added up to 65-70 dollars. There was some very interesting pieces: postcards, dolls, books,cds, tshirts, figurines, GOOD rock records, coffee accessories, jewelry, and even slime! I will definitely be coming back next time I visit.

This is a pop-up shop that we stopped by on the way out of town. It was so cute. Had different…read morelittle vendors set up with different items we found so many great trinkets. This is a pop-up shop so they're not always here so if you see the door is open, I would highly recommend stopping in. I found so many cute things. I only wish I lived locally or could ship it back home. This was such a fun little stop. Everyone was very pleasant helping items being loaded into cars, etc. highly recommend adding this on your to-do list.

I made the discovery I've been waiting for just 20 minutes out of Salem at the most charming…read moremercantile shop. The answer for anyone stumped with what to get someone who wants for nothing? Well it could be any of the unique handcrafted gifts in the shop, from locally made soap, a new pair of earrings or a stained glass sun catcher. There were so many things to tempt me, but the best part of my visit was learning about the classes offered. They just wrapped up Chinese Calligraphy, and do leatherwork, handmade beads, stained glass and crocheting. This wonderful place is the labor of love shared by three sisters, one of which I met and shared the story of how the idea came to be. An artist herself, Lynne is always looking for ideas and teachers to lead a class and showcases local artisans crafts within the store and featured on the walls. They currently have fresh cut trees and garland available for the holiday season. I left with a crocheted Yip Yip (Sesame Street), a fragrant sage / mint soap and a couple of scrubbers, a Billion New Friends (Eugene) Blackberry Herbalism Kombucha, and a couple of scones (Spanikopita and chocolate). I'm excited at the idea of adding classes to my wishlist and finally getting something I'll truly enjoy! Support local small businesses and reach out to them if you have ideas for classes or teachers.

What a spot! These sorts of places are my very favorite type of business. Part art gallery, part…read moregift shop, part cafe...The old store is so darn cute and they've really kept the character of the building. It's one of those places where, even though it's not all that large, you could really spend some time wandering as there is a lot to discover and you don't really know what you might find. I zeroed in on lots of beautiful rock and gem specimens and beautiful artwork on the walls. They also had local honey and just lots of local goodies, which always makes me so happy. My husband and I were there for a stained glass workshop so I grabbed a hot chocolate and he got a latte, then we skedaddled on back for the fun. Both drinks were delicious, and it was extra enjoyable to have a cozy little something to sip on while we crafted. They offer a variety of classes including drawing, felting, knitting, crochet, pottery, fused glass, and print making. The stained glass class we took was a little more involved, while the week before they were doing a drop in class for Christmas ornaments that would have been fun for kids. We ended up spending about two hours on our projects, but had a great time. There were two other students who were very friendly and our instructor was knowledgeable. The price for the class was very reasonable and we would definitely take another. They would also be so fun for a girl's day. At the café along with the mix of beverages, cookies and snacks, the soups of the day were clam chowder and tomato beef barley soup. They were out of the latter by the time we were finished so grab it while you can! One of our classmates mentioned the lemonade is particularly delicious. They even have local Ruby Jewel ice cream sandwiches. Overall, while we live a little too far for this to be a quick spot to grab a snack, easy lunch or dinner, I am jealous of the locals who have this option! Two of the owners (and they are sisters, ah so sweet!) were there and they were so friendly and nice. Again, this might be a little out of my way, but that won't stop me from returning. If you are headed between Salem and McMinnville or Sheridan, stop by Hopewell Hub on your way for some goodies.

As a regular vintage and antique shopper, and experienced thrifter, this shop is an absolute…read moretreasure in Silverton! There are all sorts of fabulously fun and creative items to add to my already unique home. They've curated so many goodies to have all in one place. The darling cards and ephemera, the one-of-a kind carousel horse (it will surely have a new home by the time this posts), jackets and scarves (my go-to's), so many pieces of pretty colored glass, and let's just say--my vinyl collection grows every time I visit! I am also super excited to try out the upcoming hands-on classes to learn more about how to use vintage items in DIY ways around the house. This is now a regular stop for me in town to see what's new!

My partner and I love secondhand shopping. We stopped in Yellow Ladybug during a weekend trip to…read moreSilverton from Seattle. Super friendly owner and a great selection of MCM/vintage stuff at fairly reasonable prices. We picked up some wooden cattail wall decor, a brass figurine, and a fireplace set. This is by far the best vintage in the area!

Our service was great! Plenty of selection. Perfect price for our budget! I'd definitely recommend…read morethis for quality furniture and a great price!

What a great company who employees veterans. Always super friendly and have some fun rotating…read morestock. I've found some gems here! Always recommend stopping by here!

Tried to resell moldy carpets that wreaked havoc. Had a few item's on floor that had moldy bits and…read morepieces that were just cleaned off when told about it. Whole floor smelt bad of mold as well. Wouldn't recommend the cheap furniture either too pricy for how cheap everything is.

It seems weird to find a big store with good brands this far off the beaten track, but we'd pretty…read moremuch been everywhere else. We almost didnt go into the store because of the stupid, giant Halloween clown blocking the door and "scary" (annoying) talking skeletons, but we fought our way in. Im glad we did because we might've actually found our chairs here - so if you are Goldilocks looking for a unicorn, it might be in Hubbard (but, beware, because THEY are so far off the beaten track, YOU will be paying CRAZY delivery fees!). Also, if you prefer non-traditional/ funky/ modern styles, this store has it.