Sarah is so unbelievably sweet. She had so much patience as she wrapped each individual plant pot…read moreand candle that we purchased (probably 10). We walked out of the store laughing and smiling.

Buyer beware, TJ Maxx in Corvallis does not take back merchandise from TJ Maxx home goods in…read moreEugene. Evidently a customer is to know that these are completely different entities though titled the same. Cashier explanation was inconsistent with manager explanation, though neither are helpful or customer friendly. I planned to spend a lot more than the six dollar Easter seasonal return item I was bringing back. Will make other plans to spend elsewhere.

This is a nice store, my 14 year old daughter got a $15 record player, a $10 sweater, and a $3…read moredollar zebra mug. This store is a pricey "thrift" store. I saw set's of dishes over $100. Two bins of Lego's over $100. I wonder if they ever sell anything at those prices. They do have a "sale" section. But it's a "thrift" store, why would you have a "sale" section.. Well because the prices are so high. I dunno, I don't think we will be back because we have so many real thrift stores around here that are thrift store prices. The people that worked there were nice, but that doesn't help the prices unfortunately.

I bought a silverware set that tested positive for lead. I was unaware that vintage silverware…read morecould have lead which is known to cause birth defects.. I'm pregnant. Testing is cheap and easy I found out.. especially for a store that gets everything for free. Signage about the risk could be another solution, again very cheap. At the very least what I called asking for was a refund and explained why and the guy on the phone was extremely rude and made it clear that he could care less (apparently he is the manager). I will never shop here again because if he cares this little about customers growing a literal human being imagine how he treats his employees!

The Toy Factory is a great little toy store in downtown Corvallis, with a variety for all ages --…read morestuffed animals, books, puzzles, games, and a variety of different building block toys (LEGO, Duplo, etc). A fun decor feature is their display of completed Playmobil sets on shelves around the perimeter of the north side of the store -- some of the sets our own grown offspring had as children. We found a few treasures to purchase, including a fun looking 1000 piece puzzle. The store staff were cordial and helpful, even if they were not going out of their way to greet everyone who came through the doors. One big plus for us, after walking around downtown Corvallis for a few hours, is they have public restrooms available! You have to ask for a key at the checkout counter, but the restrooms are very clean and well maintained; and for those with very small children, there are full-sized changing tables. We often find ourselves being sort of "restroom snobs" when it comes to shops and restaurants; but we find the condition of the bathroom is often an accurate indicator of the rest of the facility. Anyway, The Toy Factory is a wonderful little shop, and I highly recommend it.

I like to visit toy stores whenever I travel since I work with children with special needs and I…read morelearn about new games and interactive toys. I liked the vibe in here. It's a large store and they could pack in more but they have a nice variety. Displayed nicely. Staff was friendly.

I love a great second hand store and Revolve does it well - it is an elevated experience and you…read moredon't feel you are shopping a resale boutique. They have tons of amazing well-organized articles to choose from and some new items from smaller artists like handmade earrings, lipsticks and perfume.

Sisters Antonea and Erica Widony are the owners of Corvallis' newest fashion boutique. That was the…read moreheadline in the Gazette in 2011. It's a thrill that this one-of-a-kind store made it through covid and all the other threats to smaller businesses. I love to go to Revolve just to sit in one of their comfy spots and think about what I really need to supplement my wardrobe. And every time Erica or Amanda swoops in and directs me right to my next vintage or contemporary pieces. You'll never be 'upsold' here, and you'll feel right at home, and immediately. They really do carry a ton of top brands. Best retail therapy in the Willamette Valley!

Extensive and enormous vintage and salvage shop in Corvallis near the Railroad tracks, offers an…read moreopportunity to browse and hunt for treasures. It appears to possibly be consignment of different vendors, as they have multiple collections throughout that are grouped together by theme. This is a fun place to hunt and peck for vintage, but we also noticed that pricing here was higher than expected: hence the name "antique mall."

Fun place, friendly staff, this place is bigger than I expected especially for a small town…read more Enjoyed browsing at each of the different sections, great variety of interesting stuff. Found exactly what I was looking for - a large, vintage-ish, wide-mouth glass bottle for a good price. Nice place to spend some time if you're in the area. Looking forward to visiting again.

Great service (very friendly and helpful) and selection of just about anything and everything you…read morecan think of! Welcome addition to the community.

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Corvallis is such a cool place with a diverse population, so I'm always curious to see what I might…read morebe able to find. Thrift stores in college towns are full of surprises and discarded treasures amidst semester shifts. This store has a section dedicated to both University of Oregon and Oregon State collegiate wear, convenient for new students and alumni. If you need storage, there are usually dorm and moving essentials on hand, such as totes, easy to assemble shelves and drawers. There is also a better selection of clothing, footwear, outerwear and accessories (purses, backpacks, hats, and jewelry) here thanks to the evolving student body. If you need a book for a class, their shelves are bursting in all genres. I found a beautiful Indigenous children's book, a handful of modern Little Golden Books; including Dolly Parton, Elvis, and The Golden Girls, and several vintage The Far Side books by Gary Larson. Everything I purchased was in like new condition. I'm sure the Portland Leather clutch ($8) will be a nice gift for a dear friend, that is, if I don't keep it for myself!

I like to come here to look for candles. I found one yesterday. My daughter found a skull glass jar…read moreto put her makeup brushes in. She also found a precious moments figurine, it was missing something from it but it was half off. My daughter found a scrub top for my Mom, which was really sweet. I agree with other yelpers, some of the prices are higher than the original price of items. But sometimes you can find a good deal and it's fun to look for the certain color tag that is half off.

Six fitting rooms in the stire but only one of them is ever open. When i asked the manager why, she…read moreshrugged her shoulders and said she "didn't know." Great place to stand in line under stark industrial lights and listen to dozens of teenage girls complain about how fat they look and how sore their feet are. Some of the clothes are good bargains but they really need to address the dressing room thing. Service is sleepy as well.

In general a nice store but don't bother coming after 8 pm. They start closing the store down…read morebefore. Fitting rooms closed announcements about closing 40 minutes before closing.