Excellent prices. Very good selection of stuff. Not a lot of careful arrangement, and many very…read moreslow shoppers with carts blocking aisle as you might expect in a place with good prices.. I got two shirts that were originally between $6 and $7, and one of them was $1.99 and the other one was $3.

I love a thrift store. This one is super cute, not too big not too small, well organized. Lots of…read moreparking. Staff was friendly and helpful. I'll stop by again the next I'm in Yakima.

The ladies are super nice and down to earth. They will do their best to help you locate what you…read moreneed. The selection is great i always spend my credit on stuff for the holidays. The prices are pretty good. I have gotten a lot of my baby's clothing from here a lot of brand new looking clothes. Plus there's something for everyone.

From the owner: We are a family focused consignment store. We carry clothing in sizes from infancy through adult,…read morealong with books, toys and equipment. We also have the Community Compassion Project to help people with formula, diapers and clothing; It is run entirely by donations.

As a farmer, I've tried to buy things from this store twice, both times unsuccessfully…read more The first time I was looking for pullets. A pullet is a the middle stage between chick and chicken. I called and had a hard time getting the saleswoman to say whether or not they carried certain kinds, despite the fact that their website said they did. Finally she directed me to the man in charge, and he told me they had the pullets I wanted. Only after asking exactly how old they were did I find out they were a little over two weeks old, but "very hardy". Of course they weren't hardy enough to put outside in the coop yet, but he was willing to call them pullets and say they were really hardy, just not hardy enough to be outside or without a heat lamp! That's not hardy, by the way. The second time I tried to buy something from them was when I wanted to make a fence using hardware cloth to protect my garden from gophers. They were unable to sell me the size and length I needed, and didn't offer to order it for me. I said I would look on Amazon and they said OK and hung up. Why don't farm stores sell things farmers need in Yakima? Why is Amazon the only place you can find things like basic fencing or decent chicken feed? Why don't any stores like this sell actual pullets instead of just chicks? Did you know not everyone that has a chicken coop outside has a place to raise chicks inside?

Can be a little hard to find at first. The easiest way to remember is it's behind lee peterson…read more This is a great place to get your propane filled. Or your livestock supplies and feed big or small animals For me it is a single large house rabbit. The staff has always been friendly.

I know who runs it, and as someone who is not religious, I was fine with supporting what they're…read moredoing here. However, I wasn't ready for what it was like inside the store. I stayed for four high pitched whiny male singers going on about Jesus and that was all I could take. Religion is fine. Modern religious music, not so much. Just not my thing.

The union Gospel thrift stores are run very well. This one and Summit are my favorite.read more

Whoa! So many antique items here from clothes to trinkets. I could spend hours in here but I only…read morehad maybe one hour, and it wasn't enough time. They have clothes from Y2K to the 90s and beyond, and honestly a lot of their merchandise is from the merchants from Le Mercantile, so that was nice. Service was great, the workers greeted us as we walked in and seemed very helpful. Prices were reasonable as well A true Yakima find!

Got 25% off for donating a bag of items and an additional 10% for being a veteran. If it was…read moreTuesday, I would have gotten another 10% as they allow stacking.

Had sofa and loveseat to give. They were prompt to pickup and made it easy to donate. Pleasant…read morestaff too.

When I decided to make the trip to the Yak, I thought I would check out thrift shops. I also put…read moretogether a small box for donation that I thought I would be leaving with Goodwill. The opportunity to support a great cause made my day. When I first walked in the two senior women were not that warm, but after my donation, the attitudes changed. The store was small and didn't really have anything collectible. It was mostly cloth and housewares. I was able to find a nice lightweight jacket and stylist tie for a grand total of $10. I think every county needs a store like this. Cancer is a nasty disease and every dollar counts. Make this place a priority!

The Yakima Discovery Shop is a great place to find gently worn or sometimes brand new clothing with…read morethe tags still on! It is not uncommon to find designer labels at insanely low prices. If you are looking for something for your home the housewares area is loaded with dishes, glass ware, linens, artwork, and small appliances. The back area is loaded with paperback and hardback books. If you are looking for a particular item or simply browsing you are sure to find a treasure at the Discovery Shop. The all volunteer staff are friendly and will gladly help with your shopping needs.

Friendly workers, great deals, punch cards an you get to spin a wheel after u make a…read morepurchase...everyone wins something no matter where the wheel stops. Lots to choose from.

Pure junk and overpriced garbage which is what I would expect in Yakima and disorganized and you…read morecan't even use a wheelchair or cart in the the narrow aisles.