Drive 40 miles to come here and they were closed on a Friday at 2pm. The antique store next door…read moresays they are open occasionally. Not sure why.

CUTE place had moss balls omg had to get one. They also have a lot of plants for terrariums and…read morePele hair we called them in Hawaii. They make their own orchid mix also and they also have plant bingo!!!! Come check them out olant lovers. The service is helpful and knowledgeable. Its a great place for plants good prices.

Running errands outside of my neighborhood bounds, I spied a new (to me) plant shop. The magnetic…read moreforce of the sidewalk sign was undeniable and was immediately drawn in! While the shop itself is small, the energy within packs a punch. It could've also been the new (6 mos.) shop owner (I forget, was it 'Eddie'?). The vibe was fun with playful decor and accessories throughout. I really enjoyed the easy conversation and her product knowledge. My gift of gab extended beyond the regular business hours, so I grabbed my purchases, made note of my new 'wishlisted' plants, and bid my new friend adieu. This shop is tucked in the strip mall down from the Keizer post office next to UPS, where holiday business is sure to start ramping up. Go show some love and adopt a new green friend for yourself! Wishing them all the success in this local small business.

I'm not a professional beader by any means but that doesn't matter here. You can find cheaper beads…read morefor craft time with the kids or materials for your jewelry business on etsy. I take my sister here when she visits us in Oregon and she usually stocks up on beads for her small home business. The staff at Jack of All Beads is friendly and they offer teacher discounts. If you're at all interested in beading, I suggest you stop by. Plus, it's in downtown McMinnville and after you pop in here, there are plenty of other shops to visit while you're in town.

This business appears to be closed. Phone number is disconnected. They have an online presence, but…read morestate their site is under construction. They are advertising Tierra Cast products as coming soon, when Tierra Cast is out of business now. (Bought by a Greek Co who has not maintained Tierra Cast's quality)

What a lovely store. It's not huge, but the quality and selection of their fabrics and quilt…read morepatterns is outstanding. What brings me back to a shop, more often than not, is the customer service. I received as good of customer service as I could all for. Sadly, I live in the Portland Metro area, but to my pleasure, I get my car serviced in Salem. I'm eager to see what new fabrics they have the next time I'm in!

Staff is very rude and unprofessional. I personally wouldn't shop at this location given how I was…read moretreated.

I have been shopping at Boersma's for at least 15 years. The staff are friendly, the store is well…read moreorganized, and I don't feel pressured to buy anything or hurry out. Boersma's has a huge selection of fabric. What I have noticed lately is that the colors of fabrics are drifting towards "dull." I quilt with bright fabrics and they are becoming hard to find at Boersma's. I prefer to shop in a physical store rather than online, but with the closing of so many fabric/quilt shops there are limited choices of where to go. If Boersma's does not stock bright fabrics, I may need to turn to the internet. Shopping for fabric on the internet is iffy. I have received some wonderful fabrics with colors and patterns that I love, but I have also received some fabrics that had I seen in person, I would not have purchased. I really like Boersma's, but need more variety in brightness of fabrics.

I love coming here and I'm so grateful that I found Boersma. Originally I just had my old-fashioned…read moresewing machine service here once I bought it and a few years ago I brought a vacuum cleaner here, but since then so much has opened up to me. I found my wonderful Sewing Teacher here and I've been quilting for a year and a half and sewing with her. I have almost finished three quilts and I'm going to do one more. I also was able to come here and get all my backing, batting and border materials for my quilts and I found that they have once a month class for quilting where I will be coming shortly to get instruction on hand quilting since it's pretty rare and you can't seem to find people to help you do that but they do here. Boersma is a wonderful old Sewing Center that has everything they even have vintage machines for sale which is right up my alley. I skip two Joanna's when I drive to here. I only go here for my main supplies!

Cutest shop, loved the excellent selection of art supplies. Staff answered my questions without…read morepressuring me to purchase. Very pleased with what I did purchase and will definitely come again.

Wide variety of art supplies for beginning or experienced artists of all kinds. Prices are…read morefantastic and that's why I'm giving five stars--Merri Artist offers lower prices than other online art supply retailers and usually beats Amazon, which is amazing. Customer service can be spotty--some employees are immensely helpful, some are not. And when stock runs out on popular items it can take awhile to replenish. Still, I enjoy shopping here and appreciate the value Merri Artist offers.

This place is so cute and the owner was so sweet!!! There are so many different booths with…read moredifferent goodies through out the building. I didn't have time to look at the wholes place, but we will absolutely be back asap! From glass to crafts to vintage items and clothes, this place is right up my alley!

A whole lotta stuff - that's exactly what you'll find here. It's kind of overwhelming and feels…read morelike you're a bull in a China shop; you break it you buy it. Think carefully curated cubicles of tchotchkes that you don't need. If you're a collector of things this might be just the place for you, if you've got the budget to spend freely. It was interesting but lacking in warmth. I was never greeted, but maybe that's because the staff are caretakers of others' belongings. There are plenty of signs reminding you that you're on camera.

This was a delightful shopping experience in a smaller, close-knit community. I typically shop in…read moretheir urban ones that are larger, but this one felt so welcoming. Staff are super friendly and everything was organized so well. While shopping in back for plants, I couldn't help but feel like I was in a friends's backyard. You know the type...they take an interest in hobbies, and have several projects in motion! i will definitely return when I am in the area. There is no on-site parking but there is plenty of street parking. They open at 10 AM, not 9 AM as posted in some places.

First off, I must give props to Steve for his well thought out responses to many of these entirely…read moreunreasonable reviews. Chill out, people! I am a dedicated thrift store enthusiast, generally seeking home décor, dishes, books and clothing, which is not really what Restore is stocking. On my first visit I left empty handed, though I saw some interesting things, and figured someday I'd get to the nitty gritty of Restore. Well, we just moved to the area, and are doing a ton of work on our property. My husband mentioned he needed some doors for our greenhouse, and I recalled seeing some at Restore, so we ended up returning just a few days following! Yeah, that's right, they have doors aplenty (like 50+), and that's just the start. We bought three doors (lol, so random), one of which is an antique farmhouse door with a giant pane of perfect glass. Swoon! Next, doorknobs for $5 and hinges for 50 cents each. My husband found several super specialty plumbing valves that retail for $250+ priced at $25 (seriously, I looked it up!). We also got a yellow fig for $5 'cause I needed a little fun! An aside regarding the plants: they get extras from nurseries, but they also get many from a local guy who just loves to grow plants, and they are gorgeous and giant! My fig was over 2 feet tall, there were huge hot pink hydrangeas, passion flower, herbs, tomatoes, etc. There is a variety of furniture, bits of flooring that would probably be enough for a bathroom remodel, toilets, sinks, light fixtures, paint, tools, hardware, appliances, etc. The store is large, easy to navigate and pretty organized, all things considered (it's still a thrift store, though!). A lot of it is used, but there are new things, too. Basically, if you are remodeling and not in search of a specific item/style/brand, Restore is the place. We are planning to build a tiny house in the future and Restore will be our go to spot. We'll look here first, then go to a big box store for anything additional. The prices can't be beat, there are some seriously unique finds, and every employee we've interacted with has been as pleasant as can be.