Great place! You never know what you're going to find! This is the first place I check when I…read moreneed anything for the house or yard.

The people here are very nice and there's always great deals to be found! I got a really nice chair…read morefor only 10 bucks. It's awesome, but I do think your starter plants are priced a little high.

I love this little spot! Always a great selection of little treasures and one of the few shops left…read morewith very reasonable prices!

We've walked by this shop a few times when having lunch/dinner next door at Barrel Mountain Brewing…read moreso we decided to pop-in one day when we had some extra time to spare. There is a lot packed into this store...lots of vintage, antique and new/newer items on consignment...some stuff is from the 80's but a lot is older. They also have clothing as well. Not all the vendors do as nice of a job organizing their stuff in their booths as others, but if you like searching for treasures then you will certainly enjoying perusing the items here.

The prices!! I was getting sticker shock at many of the items I was looking at!…read more $99.99 for a cat statue!! Was it semi large? Yes. Maybe a foot and a half tall, but $100! This is a donated item! This is not an antique store! Many dishes, pans, etc were way way over priced compared to other Goodwills in the area. They had quite a large selection and the staff was friendly but I just wouldn't frequent this one as much due to the pricing.

Their prices are so incredibly high! They want half to 75% of new cost. At that price point it's…read morebetter to just buy new instead of busing something super used. I heard a lot of other people talking about the cost as well in store. I've even seen people asking for items on Facebook from goodwill that were purchased by someone else because they couldn't afford them at the price they were. It's ridiculous when they are getting items for free and selling them at those prices! They are also super unfriendly here and never say hello to anyone. It doesn't make for a very pleasant shopping experience.

It's a friendly little thrift shop with something for everyone. The prices were reasonable. Name…read morebrands were marked a little higher, but new clothes with the original tags still attached were priced the same as the used items. Lots and lots of baby items, including furniture. The items seem to be well vetted, but obviously some were more heavily used than others.

This is a friendly local spot that has a great system for consignment! They are transparent with…read moretheir system and setup, and the consignment system is generous compared to others I've worked with. It's a good place to shop with lots of solid basics, some hidden treasures, and very reasonable prices.

A heartfelt congratulations and thank you on the 1st anniversary!!! I attended the sale on…read moreSaturday and found a well oiled machine at work! Looks like you called in the reserves and it worked. Staff kept things moving and safe. Much appreciated!!!

Lots of home project materials . Decent prices nice employees variety of materials to get your…read moreproject started

A bracelet of mine was too long and needed shortening. It was an affordable adjustment with a quick…read moreturnaround. The staff were knowledgable, attentive and very kind. I'm so excited to be able to wear my bracelet again! A lovely experience all around!

Had wonderful experiences with this group over years as a high end jewelry saleswoman. Recommend…read morethem highly! Their work is incredible!

We got 4 gorgous Mid-century Modern refurbished chairs months ago. I had been looking and looking…read morefor the right chairs.we found them. We love them and they are so durable and so solid. They look great in our house and they are fantastic. They were $$$ and worth it. Owner was easy to work with and chairs were ready when he said they would be.

Michael at Red Snapper is a lovely human and a wealth of knowledge and expertise in MCM furniture!read more

I'm an old shoe dog and extremely picky about my repairs. TOTEM POLE and Ivan are the only place in…read moretown I trust! They retapped and outsoled 6 pairs of heels and brought my vintage Via Spiga leather boots back to life...not the cheapest but the kindest and the best. THANK YOU!

Ivan fixed my handbag!…read more I had a flight in 4 hours and needed my bag fixed before going to the airport. My husband took it to the Totem Pole Shoe Repair, and Ivan fixed the bag while my husband waited. I'm incredibly grateful to Ivan for rushing this particular job because the bag is my perfect travel bag. We will continue doing business at this establishment. See you soon, Ivan!

Portland Shoe Repair - David - is AMAZING. Professional high quality work. I will defiantly…read morereturn with my other shoes!!! These Birkenstocks are my beloved for 20+ years. They simply cannot be replaced and this style not made any longer. If you wear - and I mean WEAR Birkenstocks you know why I'd spend the money to have them redone instead of buying new. Buying new would have cost more but not by much. These are BETTER THAN NEW. Thank you David and Portland Shoe Repair an authorized Birkenstock repair location!!!!!!

Wow I'm super excited for the refresh on my 6 year old pair of boots. I knew I couldn't find them…read moreonline anymore and the rubber tried were given out. Portland shoe repair really came through Strong. The new Vibram tread looks amazing with the camo that I picked out. It was worth worth it and I highly recommend you pick this place for your next shoe repair

It seems they are much more experienced with jewelry repair than watch repair. I think it's a safe…read moreoption for simple quartz battery replacement or external watch cleaning and polishing I had some more involved watchmaker work done and was the results were so so. The lack of communication was a bigger concern than the quality of work performed. Don't be in a hurry. I like their pricing, honesty, and they are really nice people.

Extremely frustrating experience. I would not trust My Jeweler with my jewelry again…read more I brought in several pieces for relatively straightforward repairs--a bracelet spring, a broken prong on a ring, and a separate older ring that needed a new head soldered on so a new stone could be set. I was originally told a couple of weeks. Two months later, the work still wasn't completed. Even worse, he made a major mistake with the ring that only needed a broken prong repaired. He CUT OFF THE PRONGS because he claimed he "thought" that was the ring I wanted the new stone set in. I never told him that. In fact, when I originally showed him the ring, we specifically discussed the broken prong, and he even checked the existing diamond and showed me that it was not loose. There was absolutely no reason for me to ask him to remove the setting or replace that diamond. Rather than simply acknowledging that he had misunderstood or made a mistake, he repeatedly tried to tell me that this was what I had asked him to do. It was not. Another bizarre excuse involved his carbon-copy paperwork. He repeatedly claimed that I had taken his carbon copy. I NEVER took his carbon copy--not when I dropped off my jewelry and not when I finally picked everything up to take elsewhere. In fact, every time we discussed the paperwork, he had a carbon copy there to show me. Yet somehow this became another thing he tried to blame on me. That was really the theme of my entire experience: excuses and shifting responsibility. I was repeatedly told, "a few more days," followed by explanations about being too busy and having too many interruptions. I went into the shop approximately eight times trying to get my jewelry completed or simply get it back. The shop was almost always empty, and on several occasions when another customer was there, they were also complaining. The one repair that was supposedly completed--the bracelet--broke again immediately and had to be brought back. What was especially frustrating was the enormous amount of time wasted. He would stand and talk at length while repeatedly explaining that he didn't have time to complete the work because he was constantly being interrupted. At one point I spent over an hour there. After two months of delays, broken promises, a failed repair, a ring altered in a way I never authorized, and repeatedly being blamed for things I did not do, I finally gave up and took my jewelry back. Bad business practices from beginning to end. If you value your jewelry and your time, I strongly recommend going somewhere else.