I started shopping at Pick Of The Litter thrift shop five years ago when I first moved to Newport…read more I was impressed with the very reasonable prices and wide selection, especially of clothing and HomeGoods. I saw that they needed volunteers, so I started volunteering there about a year and a half ago-it's a great way to meet people, and to help their mission to support the welfare of companion animals in Lincoln County (more details can be found on their Facebook page). It's a great place to shop and to volunteer!

There prices are very fair and the layout of the clean store make shopping fun plus the…read moremerchandise is varied and plentiful

Great prices, books ranged from 25 cents to a few dollars. Small shop, they have two stacked…read moreclothes racks along one wall, books, CDs, glassware etc. Probably best if you aren't looking for clothes specifically but I got a good shirt for $4.

Pricey thrift store with a pretty decent selection. Good selection of hardgoods. Not much in the…read moreway of men's clothes. The owner has two dogs in the shop which was a highlight of the visit

Nice store, well organized. The owner was great when I was…read morein the store and she explained how the consignment process works. When I called to make an appointment, the person that answered the phone was not helpful and let me know that they have 5,000 consigners and do not need anyone else to become a consigner. I don't think that is good marketing for their "consignment clothing store". It could have been conveyed in a better manner and I didn't think that it was very tactful, as I am also a shopper. I would not shop there.

Absolutely LOVE Drawstrings of Malibu! I get compliments every time I wear them. My husband and I…read morehave several outfits each. Do you still carry Drawstrings of Malibu?

We are thrift shoppers from the get-go and always stop in every Goodwill whenever we visit a new…read moretown. Imagine our surprise when we stopped in this one with the name "Goodwill Boutique" on the outside. This is not your regular Goodwill store. This is an upscale resale shop with hardwood floors, decorative lighting, and fancy displays. The sales staff were very nice, but the prices were sky high. We were completely shocked. We looked and left.

I love goodwill! This goodwill is specifically for more "upscale" items. I am willing to pay more…read morefor higher quality items but some of these prices are crazy! Some of the prices are more than buying new or on sale at the actual store. Definitely worth a stop to see what they have but be aware the prices are more here.

Huge place, you could spend a couple hours here easily! Variety of items for many types of…read morecollectors. They did have a MAGA booth, which was off-putting to me personally Prices are a bit higher than you'd see in the valley at antique malls, which is expected on the coast. I can't speak to the service because I didn't interact with any employees or make a purchase.

This is a big store with a good mix of vintage and newer…read more Nothing for me but we did find a 1920 Whiting and Davis purse for the collection. Pretty hard to get one at your price.

Lola is a rude and an unhappy woman. Why work in retail if you dislike people?…read more She is offensive, unhelpful, and obviously enjoys being rude to her customers. Shop anywhere else, you'll get better service.

I like being enticed to find hidden treasures in these kinds of places, but this was overly bright,…read moreand full of new junk. Because of the season, it had lots of Christmas decor and ornaments- but most of it was Goodwill kind of thrift not "old and in the way" vintage/ shabby-chic antiques. Boring, imo. And not great prices for what they had, except both a mason jar of marbles and a 60's toy jeep were priced well, but neither came home with me. I won't be going back.

After living in L.A. for seven years, consignment and thrift shops in Oregon are a huge let down…read more There really just is no comparing them to the depth and breath of items rich people in L.A. give away. That being said, this is a wonderful little shop. It's packed full of stuff and is nicely organized so it's easy to find what you're looking for -- jeans, purse, shoes, belt, jacket, dress, blouse, etc. There are new and used items and everything here is in really good shape. Like new. The owner is a savvy business woman and a busy one! Four people came in while I was there to sell or consign goods. The owner was having a sale and knew where everything was. She is extremely helpful even while processing a lot of new items. I walked out with a cool blouse, skinny black jeans and a gorgeous purse. I had about an hour to kill in between things so this was a perfect way to spend the time. I learned that New 4 You kind of specializes in formal wear. They have a a huge selection of dresses. Cocktail dresses, prom dresses, party dresses and wedding gowns. What a great idea! Worn once, you can get a beautiful dress at a fraction of the price it would cost new. There is a good selection of everything else too but with a lot less to sift through than a giant Goodwill and everything is clean and very presentable. Two thumbs up.

Pleasantly surprised to find the men's section in the back with a decent selection of clothes. I…read moreended up with two nice shirts. Friendly and helpful owner.

This was such a fun store to stop into! The employee was so sweet and talked with us for a long…read moretime. We bought a poster because we definitely couldn't get the taxidermy monkey on the plane. Highly recommended!

While this store has a cool atmosphere, a lot of it is over priced costumey pieces. A lot of the…read morebranding for the shop itself uses AI art which is disappointing. The antique pieces are cool to see and likely priced appropriately, but quite expensive. I don't recommend it for folks who are easily over stimulated by smells because the incense or whatever they have perfuming the space is quite overwhelming.