The Breezeway Boutique in The Dalles Oregon is the best…read more. Very clean smells good. Fun place to shop

Fabulous thrift shops in the hear of The Dalles! Thoughtfully curated, beautifully styled, the…read more"boutique" in the title is an accurate description. The boutique is quite large and everything is well organized in small sections with plenty of room to walk down the main aisle and around each area. The minute I walked in my eye caught a burnt orange scarf a mannequin was wearing. Immediately I took the scarf off the mannequin knowing it was actually a lace tablecloth, perfect for the fall and Thanksgiving. For $15, I didn't even have to think about it! So many wonderful items, something for anyone's style and budget. Old leather objects and jackets; vintage phone from the 30s; tea cups & saucers; wooden trunks refinished and could be used for end or coffee tables; vases, serving pieces, estate jewelry, fashion jewelry, art, small pieces of furniture, barware, glassware, and vintage material & clothing. Fell in love with a pair of off-white boots with flowers embroidered up to the knee. They were stunning! If only they fit! A one of a kind statement piece. Hanging on a wall was a macrame owl. Quirky, homemade, vintage - I had to have it! That's what is so fantastic about these type of stores. Hundreds of people probably walked by that owl without a pause and yet it stopped me in my tracks! In addition to standard art like canvas and pictures, I like to adorn my walls with different expressions of unique art. This owl will definitely do that. And for $12, no risk. The owner is clearly passionate about her business, as excited as I was for my "finds!l She was chatting with several customers that obviously stop in often and just as easily made conversation with tourists visiting from out of state. She packaged my items in a bag with orange tissue and a bow, definitely a boutique touch. First time here but I will be back, for sure. On Nov 6th, 2021, they are celebrating their 8 year anniversary with 20% off and mimosas all day. See you there!

Love these two and their business. Any time we're in the area we have to stop in! Always willing to…read moremake a deal and have some great conversation! They are truly the salt of the earth. If you're in the area you must visit they have things for everyone!

Cool little shop, nice friendly co-owner on site (4 of them I gather) - interesting collection of…read morestuff with a nice variety in the easily portable size range. The place isn't too large, but features way more vintage than true antiques - which is fine by me, vintage fits in better with my style. All in all, prices were reasonable and they had a big giant green letter Q (light up metal sign box) for $39. I was in love for no particular reason with that letter and now it sits in the middle of my living room. Yeah, I'll be back cause they've got some neato picks for your home.

We were in The Dalles and decided to check out this thrift store. It's large and they have lots of…read morestuff, though I didn't find anything that I thought was worth purchasing. The goods seemed a bit lower in terms of quality, though I felt that the pricing was good. I'd stop by again in the future.

Large store with a huge clothing department. Of course they had racks and racks of jeans, but I…read morealso saw a few gorgeous dresses, lots of nice sweaters and blouses for women. Typically I stop in resale stores for glassware, dishes and home decor items. Their shelves were quite sparse and what they did have, was easily double the price of The Goodwill. Now double means a drinking glass is $1.99 rather than $.99 so still affordable, but It adds up. They had a lot of Christmas items so I decided to check out the ornaments. Found a beautiful Mrs. Claus for $4.99 and she is now adorning my tree and is so beautiful! Also picked up a box of a dozen large rd glass ornaments and an Angel. For me, this was a good shopping score! They had some decent furniture; coffee table, chairs, side tables. A decent section of tools and garden equipment. staff was friendly. Lots of street parking. Worth the stop.

I am thinking of retiring to Stevenson, Washington. I visited there a few times to get a feel for…read morethe place. I frequent thrift stores in Massachusetts all the time, because it is expensive to live in Massachusetts. I found an OUTSTANDING thrift shop, named Gorge Thrift Store. It is open everyday and the prices are extremely affordable. Unlike the prices in Massachusetts where I live. They seem to have everything like housewares, clothing, books, gadgets of all sorts and just about everything under the sun! This is awesome!

This place is simply awesome. The classic mess of a thrift store that I seek. I love Stevenson and…read moreoften drive up from Portland to roam around the cute little town. This is ALWAYS on my list of places to go. Not only are the prices unbeatable unlike the thrift stores in Portland that jack everything up to make 150% profit but the INCENSE collection that this man has is outstanding. The old fella that works there is kind, funny, and makes you feel good about who you are giving your money to. I will always return to here to stock up on incense I can't find anywhere else. Unique, affordable, and local. Can't beat it. 10/10 recommend checking this hole in the wall out.

Such a beautiful shop and one that I always visit while in Hood River! They have a variety of…read morethoughtfully curated home items - candles, throw blankets and pillows in a variety of textures and colors, cloth napkins, serving pieces, ornaments, soaps, and vases. In the back there are dish towels with funny sayings. They also have a wonderful collection of jewelry from local artists and fun, affordable fashion jewelry, too. I don't think I have ever left without a new pair of dangly earrings! The women who work here are friendly and helpful if you need assistance. They also allow you to freely browse without pressure, which I really appreciate. Make sure to make a few laps around the store so you don't miss anything! I go in one direction, then reverse direction the second time; it's amazing how your eyes focus on different items when you approach from a different angle. There are large display cases in the middle filled with jewelry and also on some of the shelves along the perimeter. This is a great shop to visit if you are buying a gift for someone or for yourself! I've been here so many times over the years and have never left empty handed.

Cutest shop hands down in hood river ! They have lots of things... Jewlery and home goods ! We…read morebought a couple of there cocktail glasses and love them . Would definitely go back there again next time we go

What a great little shop! Not so big you get overwhelmed but enough you get a lot of choices…read more Pricing seemed very reasonable on the antiques. I tried the peach and he had the strawberry. The one size is large enough for two to share! The two women at the counter were very friendly and gave us directions and suggestions on where to go next.

We were on vacation a few weeks back in Portland and my family stopped by before heading to lost…read morelake because our eldest was raving about their soft serve ice cream and boy, he was absolutely right! Mind you, my wife is not a big fan of berry flavored ice cream but after sharing the huckleberry with her, she fell in love with it and to this day she would still talk about it. Hands down the best soft serve I've had so far and not to mention the dairy free option. I also picked up some gems from the record bins and had a good conversation with the couple about jazz. Would definitely go back here when I'm in Portland.

Shae the owner is very knowledgable for their young age. They are kind and easy going which makes…read morethe experience shopping there more personal and easy. I was allowed to place small boxes of 45s on a table for easier access. After I selected what I liked, Shae was kind enough to wash each record and play the ones I wanted to hear. This means I got the best records at a great place compared to boutiques which mark up records from a place like this to make an extra buck. Overall kick ass record store, with a leader for the new generation. Hope to visit again soon! Surprising amount of hip hop for Oregon. Would love more EDM but not sure what the demand is for this location. Would love collaborate and DJ there. DJ Lewis of PDX DJs.

Great to find a record store in Hood River. The location couldn't be better. Great owner, cool…read moreselection, good pricing. Hard to beat the vibe. Can't wait for it to grow and become the established shop in town.

I went there to buy a forever bracelet in February. The owner helper me was a great experience. I…read morewent back last weekend on the 2nd. A young girl was helping me. I looked at the price that was on the bracelet. I wanted it said $375. I went up to the register to pay for the bracelet before putting it on and the young woman did the transaction and never gave me a receipt. When I saw my credit card bill, she charged me $575.. I called the store and she answered and said oh well that's the price even though I explained to her I saw the price said $375. Buyer beware

With a vast selection of artisan jewelry, this is one store you must visit while in Hood River!…read moreThey showcase both local and national artists, pieces in various metals and gemstones, and best of all, there are lots of pieces in all price ranges! Never have I left this store empty handed! There is so much to look at, to take in, so just take your time making your way around the cases in the perimeter and the center. Then take a second lap! So many necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, jewelry adorned with gem stones, gold, silver, bronze - they have it all. The customer service is exceptional. They provide whatever level of assistance you seek and they also let you browse at your own pace, if that is your preference. Many items can be customized whether it's size, stone or if you want help designing a piece. Yesterday I fell in love with a station necklace, evenly paced stones and seed pearls in various Autumnal colors. As soon as I put it on, I knew I wasn't taking it off! The price point of $60 meant I didn't even have to think about it. There was a also a pair of long, curved silver earrings that I loved. At $245 I'm going to think about them and see if I can't let go of the idea of owning them. LOL. Fortunately, their jewelry is available online so if I decide to buy them for myself for Christmas, I can do so without leaving my home. During COVID they are using all precautionary measures. Hand sanitizer required and provided when you enter, wearing your mask. They are limiting the number of customers and using hands free check out, sanitizing between customers.