Cute thrift/antique shop on Monroe. Highly recommend doing a thrift loop and hitting all the shops in this neighborhood. Check the hours but you'll be sure to find a gem or two read more

Multiple encounters with poor service. The gals don't appear to be very knowledgeable as well as untrustworthy. Such as moving items to different locations behind the counter and office before purchasing items to buy. Thus not getting paid for item. After leaving the shop I realized and had to return to store to collect money owed for item taken into their office prematurely before transaction was complete. Typically all items that are being considered for purchase be left on the counter in front of both the seller and buyer until transaction is completed. Also wasting my time as well as theirs in purchasing items that one owner likes but the other owner doesn't like after looking up items for their value and then not buying items because one owner isn't in agreeance with the other. They need a better system in regards to this type of buying process as to not waste everyone's time when end result was not to buy. While one owner admires the craftsmanship of an item of being that of high quality and another owner claiming it's cheaply made when clearly it's a designer piece with designers signature on item. ​​​Their own staff isn't even on the same page and isn't knowledgeable about what they are speaking about. Taking my business elsewhere read more

Well curated, worth frequent visits, esp for their furniture. Nice selection of lamps and cabinets.

I like the furniture I got. When I was checking out I had left my wallet in my car and went to get it. The employee condescendingly said "I can't believe she forgot her wallet"...my friend was still standing there. I would take the criticism if it was justified but there was no line, I had just bought hundreds of dollars of items and I'm a nice customer because I know working retail is hard. It just felt weird. read more

I've been her a bunch of times. I think the prices are more reasonable here than other shops like this. They get new things all of time. Recommend. Just don't buy the school lockers near the front door as I'm still thinkin on them! read more

This place is great. So much cool stuff. I think I will going back regularly to check them out. If you don't find what you're looking for they'll take you into their storage area out back and let you look through even more stuff. Really nice people who work there. They helped me locate exactly the type of thing I was looking for. If you haven't been here, you need to go just to look around. You'll find something you like. read more

Huge selection of various types of items. Lots of furniture, from antique to mid-century. And none of it was 'crap', even if it was not my style it was still good quality. Very fair prices. New stuff coming in constantly, appears to be good turnover. One of gals who works there, Kathy (or Kathlene?), is especially helpful, knowledgeable, and never pushy, so watch for her. She has short gray hair. read more

Ok, so the store is cute and they have amazing things, but the staff... that's where things go bad. Second to last time I was there, a customer was speaking bad about homosexuals and the cashier was entertaining the conversation. The last time I was in there, I was in there for 30 mins without a mask and then upon checkout the lady was like you need to put a mask ok. I offered to show my vaccine card, but she said nothing. First, approach the customer nicely and offer a mask. I told her I was in the store for 30 mins and you are not noticing, it's bad for loss prevention. She told me I can leave, so I did. Such a shame, I wish so badly to support a small business, but with a bad attitude like that I'll go back to corporate owned places who invest time in training their employees. read more

One of the best vintage stores in Spokane!! The selection is varied and curated well, and the prices are reasonable. Any time I find myself on the north side of town, I always make a point to visit! read more

Loved this store and will definitely go back next time I'm in Spokane! It had a great variety of items and vendors and the two ladies at checkout were the sweetest. read more

T & F always has many many tempting things, beautifully displayed, and constantly changing. (I love a vintage shop that has something new to see Every. Single. Day.) Lots of really good art, mid mod furniture, cool decorative items, clothing, jewelry, records, old photos... the list goes on. What's on offer shows that the proprietors have keen eyes for both quality and style--they just don't bring in things that aren't worthy of the shop. The prices are amazingly fair, and the shopkeepers are unfailingly kind and real to customers, and are true friends to me. I make a stop nearly every week. Simply the best antique/vintage shop in town. read more

We were in town for college stuff and enjoying exploring antiques/treasures in Spokane. This is by far one of all time favorite finds! Hubby fell in love with elderly gentleman that appeared to be owner and master pocket watch repairman, I loved all the unique items and how well everything was displayed. Classy items, retro/modern too. Bought pocket watch, knife, garden cherub, leather tote and ladies outdoor sandals, and sterling ring. Jewelry displays lovely. Definitely kind and wonderful owners and employees. Absolutely a winner for both of us. read more

Such a fun shop! Prices in vintage shops in Spokane are just generally so much better than in LA, so from my perspective I thought the prices were really good! A nice mixture of items for sale including bigger furniture pieces. read more

This store has always been one of my favorites. It is perfectly curated and organized. I feel like sometimes antique stores get a little too cluttered and tip toe on being junky. (Not in the good way) Tossed and found is not one of those stores. The owners do a great job at always keeping the store fresh and easy to shop. read more

I stopped by this store as I was in the process of trying to help someone who was considering getting rid of some very nice antique European furniture, and didn't know where to turn. This store had good reviews, so I made it one of my stops. Since I don't deal in these things, I was hoping to find out if this stuff had a market, did they buy, did they consign, and if we wanted to pay, who would they recommend as a licensed appraiser? I do not know if the individual was an employee or owner, though I'm tempted to think the latter. Very quickly the assumption was made that I was looking for some type of free appraisal, which I wasn't, nor do I think they were licensed appraisers anyway. Very quickly and somewhat rudely and unprofessionally I was told that was the end of what they'd do for me. I was a bit taken aback. I want to believe it was a misunderstanding, though even if it was, it was not a professional way to interact. It would have been very easy to say, "We aren't in a position to do what I think you're asking, but if you are interested in selling, here's my card," or "Thanks for thinking of our business. If you're looking for an official appraisal, it will cost $xx.xx/item, and we can/can't do that, but here's who I'd recommend you see" or something similar. Businesses thrive on good communication, bringing a customer onto your side, and providing service even if you can't come through with what the customer wants. In this case, I was merely looking for direction in an area I knew nothing about--antiques--which seemed to be entirely their niche. They could have provided me nothing but goodwill, and I would have left positive. I hope it was a misunderstanding or bad day. But it was a turnoff. I went to several other antique stores, and they expertly and professionally offered the variety of ways I might dispose of this furniture, and the way or ways they would be interested. Where they couldn't, they gave me expert recommendations on other businesses and several licensed appraisers. And if I ever need antique services or want to sell something, those will be businesses I'd return to, even if they didn't offer top dollar, because they offered top-notch customer service. And, they were the kind of places I could feel comfortable recommending someone to go to and know they'd be treated honestly and professionally. The interaction was a disappointment. read more

Great experience and two great deals on quality mid century modern furniture. The owners were great, even giving a discount on top of a discount. Will check back from time to time for other items. read more

It seems like I was hittin' up every vintage/antique store on Monroe and was excited I had time to come in here. Tossed & Found had lots of good stuff when I came in - it's weird that I walked out empty-handed. But here's why: I came in as a couple other patrons were on their ways out. The employee said good-bye to them. I didn't get a greeting or anything but no big deal. I continued to walk around and check things out. They had really cute small planter pots. The employee was busy cleaning and whatnot. There were a few antique keys that caught my eye so I stood at the case for a good few minutes just looking, made my way to another case... still nothing from the employee. I ambled to the back of the store where she was when another (assumed) employee walked in. They continued to chat as I walked around them and then walked to another area of the store. A customer called and I kind of tuned out of the part of the convo I could hear. But after the employee hung up, she said, "I'm so tired of that shit." Ha. Well then...I know everyone has their bad days, especially in any kind of customer service job. It's tough dealing with customers. But you have to maintain a level of professionalism and be careful of the language and words you choose to use. That was neither classy nor professional. I'm not sure why neither employee never spoke a word to me. Perhaps it's because I look super young and they didn't take me seriously as a customer. Perhaps it's the color of my skin (it happens and yes I take notice). If I really needed help I would've asked. I just wanted to see how long it would take before one of them said hi or anything else to me. Another patron walked in a few minutes before I decided to head out. The employee greeted him and offered him help. The next time I come in I just hope that employee is not working. It was almost a crime to not buy anything from T&F. But that day I decided was not a day I would give them business. read more

Some nice finds, but altogether you'll still get a better deal attending estate sales and sifting through thrift stores. If you want someone to have done the legwork for you though (which is half the fun, although $$$ on the gas money), then by all means this is a good place to start. read more

Tossed & Found is a gem of a Vintage store. The owners know what to look for and price things extremely reasonably. John and his wife Gayle have given my husband and I personal attention multiple times in finding what we were looking for and we now have items in our home we will treasure for a long time to come. We love the mutual appreciation for historical design and the fun of seeing what new treasures they have brought in! O and if your looking to purchase multiple items don't be shy in politely requesting a little lower on the prices, all the vendors are very fair and often will do you this kindness. read more

Outstanding service. The owner was so gracious to me. I was so impressed with how she runs her business. You can tell right away who owns the store. The place is spotless! I couldn't believe how well organized it was. It has a lot of expensive stuff, but I found extremely affordable little gems in there. From furniture to decor. You must go see this place! read more

I was looking for something unique and affordable to furnish my new office. Tossed and Found was a delightful find for me. I found the perfect desk, and the proprietors were friendly and exceptionally helpful. We walked out with a beautiful desk and a few new friends. The inventory was high quality. Terrific shop, terrific people, terrific experience. I can't wait to go again!!! read more

I have such a love for vintage, thrift, and antique shopping -- this seemed to hit the bill. Excellent prices and well displayed. My mom purchased milk glass at an excellent value -- priced better than most places we've found across the country. While I didn't buy anything, I can imagine this being a shop I'll swing by a few times a year to see if I might find a treasure or two. read more

Love this shop. I found a great original painting that I just had to have. The owner even gave me a great deal on it. They tend to carry a lot of mid century items. So if that's your thing, this is the place to go. read more

I love this place! Friendly, down to earth staff who are knowledgeable. Great prices too! I bought a cool antique light that was very unique for $35. Works great too! Most items in the store were in very very good shape. I recommend giving them the business while the construction is blocking them on Monroe, but gps them and it's really easy to go the next street over to get there. read more

My new favorite shop for furniture and more in Spokane!! I was able to get a darling ottoman/bench, cowhide rug, and two vintage down pillows for $120! I couldn't believe it. There are so many great things to look at and I can't wait to come back and get more things for my house. The employees were super nice and willing to work with me on most items. read more

Super cute place. I didn't find what I was looking for this time. They had some cute stuff, some vintage, some modern. The store is not overly crowded with items, so it is easy to take in. read more

I love this place. I try to stop by this place every couple of weeks because they are always getting new stuff in. I usually never walk away empty handed cause I always find something that I like-and usually it's exactly what I'm looking for. And their prices are great! read more