I love this Habitat for Humanity. I find gently used items and for very reasonable prices. This…read moreis one of my go-to places when I do need furniture.

Talk about hit or miss. Frankly, it's like most thrift stores: a bunch of unpaid volunteers, with…read morelittle to NO knowledge about the stock, because, why should they know? They get new managers now and then, and it gets better, then not so much.

Katie is the best! (Love Loki her shop pup too!) Love checking for finds here and usually have good…read moreluck.

Excellent selection of stylish women's clothing, Katie is very nice, the store is cute and chic,…read moreand I often trade my clothes in for credit so my nieces can shop here when they are on island. Prices are good.

Great thrift store! Friendly staff, lots of items, & surprisingly well organized. I didn't get…read moreanything but I had a blast browsing the artwork and kitchen stuff.

Large and well organized store supporting a food bank. Friendly staff. Clean. Has a fitting room…read more Good prices. Worth a stop if you are in the area. FYI the nice cashier forgot to add the discount and overcharged for a discounted seasonal item, so check your receipt. Luckily you are buying for a cause so I just considered it a donation.

Whenever I stop by the shop I always find something cool or unique there. Quite a bit of jewelry…read moreand always reasonably priced. Got a great deal on a pair of boots there as well. The guy who was working is always nice to me. They do need a better range of book though. I definitely suggest stopping by and checking it out if your nearby.

We stumbled upon The Shop while hunting for other thrift stores in Port Hadlock (which all seemed…read moreto be closed or gone). I'm not sure I would suggest that you do the same, though. This odd little shop consists of a small house and an outdoor tent area. The front room is more what I'd call gifts and collectibles: costume jewelry, cheap toys, and novelty items (like those plastic plant beads that you're supposed to use instead of potting soil). The back rooms have more thrift-store-type used stuff: a couple of small racks of coats and clothing, but mostly old VHS tapes, books, and music. They do have a fair amount of $1 books, but many are old and dated without exactly being vintage/antique. The employee was intently watching the end of a movie when we walked in and didn't bother to greet us, but later got into a heated discussion with another customer about the type of engine on a used car the customer was trying to get the owner to buy, or something. The shop is so small that you can't escape anyone's conversation, so... it was pretty awkward. I guess this is a thrift shop in the sense that there are inexpensive used items for sale, but it appear to be a privately owned place and makes no mention of any proceeds going to a charitable cause. If you really want to thrift on the peninsula, I suggest you keep on going to Port Townsend, which at least has a Goodwill.

Amazing curation of vintage goods. The layout and organization is A+. Great collection of vintage…read moreLevi's, wranglers, Pendleton, and more. The prices are so reasonable for the quality. The owner is very friendly and will do his best to find what you're looking for. Cool and honest dude. Dexter, the shop dog, will keep you company as you browse. The shop is still very new and I'm excited to return soon

From the owner: Located inside a converted 100-year-old auto-body shop, the store offers a curated showroom…read moreexperience with a focus on high-quality, durable vintage "Soft Goods.” Soft Goods Vintage is a highly-rated, curated vintage shop located in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood that specializes in heritage apparel and classic American culture. It is particularly noted for its selection of vintage denim, workwear, & petrol-era/motorcycle memorabilia/apparel.

Love love love this shop!!!…read more The owners are fantastic, patient, and so kind. You'll find great deals on pretty much everything in the store. Theres a variety of items including clothing, records, books, kitchenware, fabrics, decorations, art, jewelry, sporting equipment, video games, manga and more!! They also sell locally made items and crystals. Overall this shop is a hidden gem and I always make a point to visit every time I'm in the area. There is something for everyone here. :)

Privately owned thrift stores can be a very mixed bag, but we decided to take a chance on this one…read more(okay, maybe the donut stand out front had something to do with it). Turns out there's a lot to see in this store! As you come in, the main front room has some housewares, men's and women's clothing and accessories. Another room toward the back has books, movies, and music, and a smaller room has furniture and more books and movies. The clothing selection isn't huge and was kind of old-but-not-vintage, if you know what I mean. I wasn't blown away by anything we saw and couldn't find anything to buy. However, the lady working the counter guessed my boyfriend's size correctly and went to the back to see if they had any blazers or jackets in his size, so that was nice of her. Prices seemed kind of high for what they had, often several dollars more than a similar item would be priced at Goodwill. The best part of this store was the books/music/media. They had a surprisingly large selection of new literary fiction and book-club-type books at reasonable prices -- definitely worth checking out. There are also some fun random things, like the train-rides-of-the-world VHS set or the bins of vintage cookbooks. The way the furniture area is set up, it feels like a cozy reading nook, and they probably wouldn't mind if you sat down to flip through a book or two! After we left, I was hovering outside and checking out the donut stand, and the owner came out and coaxed us into coming over and trying an apple fritter. I mean, who can resist a homemade donut with homemade icing? The donut was dense, cakey, with tasty apple chunks and very sweet icing. A decent thrift store, worth stopping if you're thrifting in the area. And the little donut stand outside is good for a coffee and a sweet treat if you need a pick-me-up!

This is a fun, well curated little antique shop…read more Cheerful,knowledgeable sales staff knows their inventory. I love their turquoise glass Bell jars and usually pick up one when I am visiting from out of town. Magpie Alley is a gem in this wonderful old Victorian seaport!

A hodge podge of various trinkets from years ago, some used…read more Wandered around for a bit and didn't see anything I couldn't live without.