We are really happy to know about your great work and support to the disadvantaged producers around…read morethe globe and especially in the south. DEW Crafts (www.dewcrafts.com) is a certified Guaranteed Fair Trade Social Enterprise based in Bangladesh. We need your support and cooperation to ensure sustainable livelihoods for poor producers in our country. If you allow and provide your email address then we would love to share our 100% ecofriendly and biodegradable natural products to you and your consumers. Kind regards, Shah

This is a wonderful store to purchase gifts and household goods! I volunteered here for awhile as…read morewell. The store has a couple paid managers but the rest of the staff are volunteers and all of the merchandise is fair or direct trade. It's great to buy gifts for friends and family knowing the item was handmade by someone who was paid fairly. Make sure to stop by and check them out!

Everyone working there is wearing a mask which shows how much they care about their customers, and…read moreif you don't have a mask they'll provide one free of charge. Everything is sanitized - they even sanitize your CC after you pay. I always find something when I'm there, especially now that I'm starting to look for stocking stuffers for friends and family. No matter how many times you go in, there's always something new. Unique, different, eclectic - whatever you're looking for, you can't go wrong checking out Aunt Bee's!

My experience was insulting enough to the point that I may never frequent Aunt Bee's again. I will…read morespread the word. I was literally followed to the first 5 booths by a clerk, I would look up and there she was, not helping just watching me as if I were going to steal something. Really?? We are business people here in Salem, Or, 44 years. I would never intimidate a potential customer like I was today on 1-2-2026. Shame on you Aunt Bee's staff.

Wasn't very big and the selection was thin. Some of the vendors had new items. Just wasn't the…read morespace I was hoping for. Very friendly staff though.

This is a great store to find a unique gift for yourself or a friend. So much to choose from. You…read morecould spend quite a while browsing through great lay out of the store. The staff is very friend yet not pushy at all. I recently took a card making class there that was so fun and a great value!

Excellent service!! We are from SoCal and wanted to pick up a few thank you gifts for those…read morehouse/pet sitting. I believe her name is Nora... so helpful and attentive

Seems like shoppers here should know what to expect and it shouldn't be a big surprise if prices…read moreare a little high or if some of the items seem generic. Or at least that's my take, anyway. For me, it's a great place for buying made-in-Oregon food products to send to out-of-state friends or give to friends who are visiting and want to take something small back with them that can fit in a suitcase. To wit, I've purchased made in Oregon cookies (the shortbread cookies are excellent), seasonings, seasoned nuts, chocolate-covered nuts and berries, local honey, and some other fun items as gifts for friends. Everyone who received them said they were very tasty and enjoyed these items. This store also has a nice selection of wine from local Oregon vineyards, including a super-sweet dessert port, prosecco, red and white varietals, etc. Lastly, every time I have been in this store, the salespersons have been uniformly friendly, attentive and helpful.

I walked past and seen they sold adorable baby items and had to pop in to buy my soon to be…read moregranddaughter a couple of things. This store is lovely and had tons of adorable things for babies and for women. Clothing, bags, lotions, jewlery and so much more. The service was so helpful and sweet she wrapped my little deer beanie and little chicken up in a sweet bag. Im definitely going back for some more!! Need to buy a gift or something for yourself this is the place. Very trendy and vintage feel. I love stores like this.

My first time in this store, there were two older ladies who were absolutely the sweetest, most…read morewelcoming and genuine sales help I've encountered in a shop in a while. It was clear they were friends, and their friendly warm banter was like a breath of fresh air in the ladies' retail world. That definitely makes one want to buy something! I made note that this store has some of my faves: Brighton, Hobo, and lots of classic clothing along with fun eclectic fashion items as well. We chatted and they gave me such a great sense of wanting to return, about a month later, I brought an out-of-state visiting friend there. The vibe was entirely different. A young-ish tall woman was the only salesperson on duty. She barely greeted us when we entered, paced around the floor with a pissed-off bored look on her face, fiddled with some stuff behind the counter, paced around impatiently some more, and did a stellar job of vibing us right out the door. There were a few other shoppers in the store and I noted they didn't stay long either. Totally baffling because my friend and I are your target demographic. We very likely would have done some serious shopping. Congrats on hiring someone who will make sure your store is empty, and safe from all those pesky and bothersome shoppers! Was it an ageism issue? Was she just having an off day? Who knows; who cares. We were made to feel so uncomfortable, I have walked by there numerous times and contemplated going in, but then thought, nahhhh, not worth the psychological beat-down (yes, that young saleswoman's attitude was THAT bad). Pity, because the other sales ladies were awesome, and I am in need of some new Hobo and Brighton items.

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.

Dont pass up the opportunity to shop here! So cute this consignment store its 2 story, organized,…read moreand smells great on first impressions. The service is friendly, helpful, and funny . They have everything antiques, homemade soaps and goods, jewlery, decor, wedding decor you name it. The place is charming and its now my favorite place. Spent so much time in there today because my eyes wanted everything. Come check it out. IT ISNT A RESTURANT. lol it justs looks like one on the outside. Tons a parking and a food cart on the property which ill be checking out next time i stop in which will be soon. Ps prices dont try to rip you off its actually pretty good deals.

Regretfully, there are strong indications of potential product adulteration in the two honey…read morevarieties I purchased, and there's nobody more disappointed than I am. The initial presale response and recommendations were of the highest quality, and I had high hopes the honey would match that standard. I ordered 3 lbs each of Buckwheat and Carrot honey. I was told these were from different geographic regions (NE vs. Central Oregon), yet both batches arrived with identical viscosity, density, and flow patterns. Physically, it is highly improbable for two distinct raw varietals from separate microclimates to exhibit identical physical behavior. Unless the bees from both regions coordinated their production metrics, this uniform thickness strongly points to a shared commercial base syrup. In addition, both shared a medicinal "cough syrup" background flavor and caused an immediate blood sugar spike in a sugar-sensitive family member who routinely consumes genuine raw honey safely. My family eats raw honey straight and unmixed daily - and I have consumed mostly dark crystallized varietals like buckwheat for over 40 years - making us highly attuned to atypical textures and glycemic profiles. I appreciate that the seller promptly accepted a return and processed a full refund, although I covered return shipping. To summarize: a responsive, knowledgeable seller - yet the product didn't meet my criteria for raw unadulterated honey.

My husband buys all our honey from here. The flowery ones are very sweet. This is one of the few…read moreplaces that has buckwheat honey, which were used in the medical studies to help improve coughing. So this is where we go for our medicinal honey. The other honeys are great too. I swear I wrote a review because we bought one up every honey and tried it at home, but I can't remember what we liked and didn't like. We'll have to go back with the kids and do another tasting.

I love shopping at this shop! Every time one of my friends or family announces they're pregnant, I…read moreget excited to go to The Freckled Bee. There is such a huge selection and quite a few laughs to see when you stop in. The quality is exceptional. Plus, they do custom prints very quickly; I've always had same-day. Definitely recommend!

Horrible rude service and doesn't follow through with commitments. Ruined a baby shower due to…read moredelayed service.

This is a very cute shop in an historic two-story house on Owen Street off of Commercial Street,…read morenot far from downtown Salem. Visiting this shop is fun just for seeing the lovely old historic home, but they also have a lot of very good merchandise, from jewelry to kitchen items and knick-knacks to clothing, including designer labels. Everything is very fairly priced, and marked down every week or so, if you're willing to take the gamble and wait for markdowns. It is run by volunteers and provides income for a non-profit, so on top of getting good bargains in a very fun shopping environment, and reusing and recycling perfectly good items, you are also contributing to a worthy cause. It is affiliated with Encore Consignment, the sister shop to Daue. Encore carries furniture, books, artwork, etc. also at very fair prices, also generating income for the same non-profit, and also using the same periodic markdown on prices, also staffed by volunteers, and just a block or so away. Definitely recommend.

Fantastic second hand store housed in a historic 1908 house. Lovely volunteers who shared some of…read morethe history of the house. Lots of nice things--housewares, jewelry, some clothes and shoes--that have an interesting mark down system depending on how long they've been there for. Found a nearly new pair of Bearpaw boots for $25 and an amazing ~60s era dress and duster marked down to $25. Awesome spot, do yourself a favor and swing by here!