First time in the USA and I absolutely love thrift stores! This one is right on Main Street not…read morehard to miss at all! The staff gentleman are extremely friendly and knowledgeable! It's a tight store to walk in as they have a ton of awesome stuff. But overall I'm going back in a weeks time to do some shopping there!

From the owner: Second hand storeread more

After amassing a large supply of jams, syrups, wine, and produce on our trip, I decided that I…read moreneeded a basket to put all the loot in. As luck would have it, we drove right through Keremeos and spotted Berg's Ox Yoke New & Used Collectibles. Of course, Berg's Ox Yoke had several baskets on hand along with lots of books, records, pots and pans and other kitchen paraphernalia, and lots of other odds and ends. I found a basket that I liked that wasn't marked with a price. I ended up offering my change for the basket and walked out a happy customer.

was exited to go to this place and hunt for some fun stuff, there was plenty of cool thing, but me…read moreand my wife found the place really over price for things that can easily be found cheeper and in better condition in this area with all the flee markets and farmer markets around

Bought 3 puzzles at 7.99, all three had a piece missing. I realize that they can't be checked due…read moreto volume, but seriously they are way over priced as they can be found for as low as 3.00 anywhere else. very disappointing, The price on puzzles should be dropped, as this is now gouging! Yet another reason not to go back!

The prices are getting too high. Clothing prices are way too high. This is especially true for…read morelarger sizes. They have no decent women's pants for under $15, for example, and larger sizes are $20 and more. You used to be able to get a good pair for $5 or $6. Still, if you are willing to come in often, you can sometimes find a good buy. The selection on some clothing is getting smaller and plus sizes are hard to find.

This was larger with more diverse products than expected. in addition to the usual repurposed…read morebuilding materials, the showroom was filled with furniture, dishes, books, and christmas selections. The quality seemed on par and a good value.

From the owner: ReThink with ReStore…read more Habitat for Humanity ReStores are nonprofit home improvement stores and donation centers that sell new and gently used furniture, appliances, home decor, building materials and more to the public at a fraction of the retail price. Why Shop at a ReStore? Reduce waste by keeping reusable items out of landfills and promoting sustainable practices. Directly support our mission to build affordable homes for local families in need. One-of-a-kind items, from vintage pieces to rare finds. Unbeatable prices on high-quality items, helping you save money while still getting what you need for your home or garden. Our inventory is 100% donated by local and corporate business and by individuals like you. We ask for good to excellent quality items in all categories.

Grandma's Attic is a regular destination to grab coffee or buy gifts. There is a wide selection of…read moreclothing and lovely household items. The one problem I have with the store is a staff member (probably family) working there. Her demeanor is clipped, abrupt, and generally unfriendly. When she says "thanks for coming in" there's no smile, no eye contact, and zero sincerity. Too bad she ruined what could be a nice experience. i won't go back anytime soon.

Grandma's Attic is an icon in the small city of Omak. Family-owned for over 30 years now!…read more If you happen to find yourself travelling through Omak please take an hour out of your day to stop at this shop, grab a coffee and browse through the endless selection of fabulous home goods and clothing. Of special note (& my favorite) is the kitchen section which has high quality USA-made bakeware. Also love the candy and seasonal ice cream. Grandma's Attic is a hidden gem. Stop by - you won't regret it.