High prices and strangely impressed with themselves were my first several impressions of this…read moreplace. Interactions here have ranged from unhelpful to mildly rude, which is disappointing considering I wanted to love this place. Setting aside the questions I have heard about the running of this organization, they could be great considering how large their facility is, their range of services, and how many donations they receive. Volunteers seem to put a lot of effort into merchandising seasonal items. Such wasted potential.

We love visiting this place when we are in town from the "big city". There are some real treasures…read morehere with exceptional prices. We have also donated several items over the years and strongly support their business model. Plus, the staff are friendly and assistive.

Mostly clothes and those are overpriced as much of the merchandise is. You can literally but some…read moreof it at the Dollar Tree for less. Walmart has better prices also.

Store is closed but they don't update their online presence to reflect this. No notice until you…read moreactually get the the store which isn't helpful when you've driven an hour and a half to get to the store.

Yeehaw is right! I LOVE repurposed, antique everything. This…read morestore was like visiting my grandma! So many glass bowls, cups, jars you name it. Color coordinated, so nice, neat and organized! Used clothing, shoes and kids toys. A huge bookcase of records. Tools, framed art and furniture. The pricing was very reasonable and I was pleasantly surprised. If you need something antique and you can't find it here, you don't need it. Store was clean and well organized. Great business, go visit and bring friends!

I love this location. The staff is awesome and I can always find something unique! Love their…read moreselection of family games and glassware. They have reasonable prices. I can always find something to buy at this location. I am a teacher and their games are priced right. They do not negotiate on any prices and I do not like how they display specific items in their store; and when I inquire on the price of the item staff state it is not for sale. :(

So friendly; and very reasonably priced. We attend a function in Athena every year and this is the…read morefirst place we visit. You are bound to find something you cant live without!

Small town American...Athena epitomizes that feeling. From the small theatre that is always raising…read morefunds to reopen, to the annual Scottish festival and to the local businesses...I love this small town! Every time we come here we stop at Bee's Knees...hands down the least expensive and quality thrift store out there. Kids clothes..$1 or 50¢, shoes, a couple of dollars and always a toy or two for less than $1. There's dishes, vintage clothing, tools..and seasonal stuff. It's garage sale pricing but in a nice building. The staff are kind and welcoming! Bring cash or a check....no credit cards! Lovely shop! Support this great small business! You won't regret it and just might find a buried treasure!

CLOSED DOWN This…read morewas a great store. It closed down. CLOSED DOWN This was a great store. It closed down. CLOSED DOWN This was a great store. It closed down. CLOSED DOWN This was a great store. It closed down.

A great place to go to, the worker was very nice and helpful, there wasn't many items but there was…read morea good variety. I would say the items were reasonably priced. I would definitely go there again.

Great place for fun thrifting. Each week they have new stuff to go thru. The aisles are clear and…read morethe racks are full but not packed. Great place to go when looking for anything!

Great selection and good prices. Bought 4 dresses and a cute clutch purse all for 13 dollars. One…read moredress had a small stain and they gave it to me for a dollar. Fun way to update your wardrobe for a bargain.

I didn't know that the Country Store was a consignment center, or a limited liability corporation…read more I just knew that it was a large white box off of Isaacs called Country Store. It's a thrift store, but emphasizes the obsolete and terrifying over the practical. There's a whole lot of ancient computer equipment (mostly inkjet printers for which I highly doubt one could find cartridges in 2009), cheap novels, regional Christian LPs from the seventies that I don't have the heart to buy, and fairly non-threatening paintings in non-threatening frames. It's relatively well-organized and the woman at the counter is quite helpful. She also has remarkable hearing, given that we quietly said something about the foosball table from thirty feet away and she yelled an answer back at us. The first floor gets a 3/5 maybe for being an okay consignment store with nothing I really wanted or needed. The second store is a solid ?/5, or perhaps both a 5/5 and a 1/5 simultaneously (note that this is not a 3/5). Before one ventures upstairs, they're greeted by a warning about how one shops the upstairs of the Country Store at their own risk, as there's no air conditioning and Walla Walla does get quite hot in July and August. I think that this warning can be extended year-round, as the upstairs' content is every bit as alarming as 107-degree heat (in which I wouldn't shop at the Country Store, or anywhere, really). The upstairs area is a sea of clothing with plastic Christmas trees. There is no organization or logic to the summit of the Country Store; it's a seemingly endless assortment of piles upon piles of clothing of questionable origin, mostly scattered about on the floor or perhaps placed strategically by some means utterly beyond me. When we encountered the room full of vacuums and carpet shampooers, my boss got frightened and we left, having concluded that the Country Store was a thing and we may have survived it. Unfortunately, Yelp isn't going to be pleased with me if I leave this with no star rating. And I honestly have no idea what to give the Country Store, since I've never bought anything from it, I'm terrified of it, and enthusiastically recommend that one takes in the second floor at least once if someone ever tricks them into coming to Walla Walla. A 3/5 just sounds unenthused, so I really can't do that. 1/5 is too harsh. I'm leaving it at 5/5 because it's fascinating, but I don't get out much and I'm fairly certain I'll encounter something infinitely crazier in the future. At that point I might truly feel the 3/5 and all will be well.

I have shopped in this store for years but today I was treated so poorly at the check out that I…read morejust had to leave my merchandise and walk out in tears. It was very busy but person behind counter was very frustrated and overwhelmed and decided that speaking in a demeaning tone to me was okay. Well it's not. You lost my business and I feel awful for the vendors who lost out on sales today because of your poor performance.

This thrift store is clean and pretty well-organized. Prices seem reasonable, although sometimes…read moredifferent for similar items. One thing to mention is that they do not have baby or kids clothing (although they do have toys).

Very clean and well organized. Nice and helpful staff. They take credit/debit cards.read more

Surprisingly large thrift store for a small town. There are plenty of antiques and collectibles…read morealso, in addition to the usual selection of clothing, shoes, books, kitchenware and housewares. A little cramped, however, so keep that in mind. Friendly family-owned store! On the main street going into Othello off Hwy 26.

Great thrift store! Definitely found what I was looking for! They have a variety of items and you…read morewill definitely find anything your looking and the prices are fair :) I would highly recommend!

We moved to Texas and I had lots of stuff to donate. They came to pick it up on their day off and…read morewere very nice. Thank you!