There is such a variety of items from household to furniture and even pet items. The store was very…read moreclean and people were so nice and helpful. They really care about the shoppers. I got towels, socks and some kitchen stuff. The chidrens area is fun for kids and has a variety of toys and clothing in good usable shape. The prices are fair for the quality and it's nice to know that the profits stay on the peninsula to help children and others in need.

A great little thrift store with some very friendly folks running it. Good selection too.read more

This was by far our favorite shop in long beach. Not only did the the shop have such unique finds,…read moreit also had one of a kind items created directly at the location by the owner and artist herself. Everything was more than reasonably priced, to the point it felt like a steal for some items. If I head back to Long Beach in the future, this will be my first stop! This place has a unique blend of art, beautiful jewelry, funny things, and even useful tools and gifts. Very refreshing as I love these types of shops but usually end up seeing the same type of things. All new items I had never seen.

I always visit this shop when I'm in town. Super cute with lots of little treasures to be found…read more You can really tell the owner cares a lot about how the store is set up and the items they carry. Definitely stop in!

Totally fun shop! I needed a belt, a quick thrift-store search found this place. Too perfect, I…read morecould've shopped here all day but my wife wanted to move along. So many fun shiny objects, very reasonable prices, many interesting Collectibles. I found the belt that I'd come for but it needed more holes. "Do you have a leather punch?" I asked. "Yes" of course they did! Great place, great service.

I won't return. My experience with the young man was not welcoming or helpful. When I asked him,…read more"had he come across, or have for sale an oil lamp with a catalytic converter, he shrugged his shoulders and said, "I don't know, and continued with what he was doing." It seemed he didn't want my money spent in the shop.

We came in as a family as visitors to Ocean Shores, 5 of us, and it ended up being one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. From the moment we walked in, it was clear the shop is run with real care and intention--everything felt thoughtfully arranged, giving it a curated aesthetic rather than the usual clutter you might expect. The store really shines in its housewares section, with a great selection that felt like a mix of practical finds and unique pieces--almost like a bit of Seattle charm made its way to the coast. The ladies behind the counter were genuinely friendly and welcoming, which made browsing even more enjoyable. Prices were low compared to the Goodwills we go to, and we had a great time digging through all the little treasures. It's the kind of place where you can easily lose track of time just exploring. Overall, we found Anchor Thrift to be a fun, friendly spot that we look forward to visiting again.

Extremely good bang for buck, vv sweet staff. Basically a less expensive slightly smaller goodwillread more

The owner is sneaky. At the top of my contract she (Jan) wrote DO NOT DONATE, when I went to pick…read moreup the 4 purses after confirming with her 6 days earlier I would be there to pick up the left over merchandise, the purses were no where to be found after searching her own store. Jan said "she must have donated them." For the amount of merchandise I gave her and what I was paid out makes no sense what so ever. I had a terrible experience with this proprietor. I also requested an itemized invoice, she could not or would not materialize one.

This is the best shop on the coast of Washington State! It's 9 miles north of Long Beach Washington…read morelocated in Ocean Park. Has 100's of Jewelry, steampunk necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pocket watches, collage art, and vintage gemstones. I highly suggest if your in the area to come check out this shop. You will not be disappointed

Street parking out front and entry to the main floor right off the street. There is a set of stairs…read morethat goes to a few rooms upstairs as well offering mostly clothing. There are plenty of vintage items with a hipster vibe. Many stalls had tons and tons of clothing items and vintage handbags. There was some glassware but would have loved to see meow pottery. There is something for everyone in here. Prices reflect the age and quality of the items. Was stoked to find a leather wallet and 100% linen dress. If you have the time to peruse, you'll be sure to find high quality items. I almost bought a full silk robe, didn't have the belt though.

This is a pretty fun place to look for those little hidden treasures, or maybe even not so little…read more Records, dolls, knic knacks, art, clothing, vintage memorabilia, creative furniture, so much to take in! Lots of consignment stalls, each with their own particular flair and focus. Prices seemed reasonable to me. Staff at the front desk was friendly and helpful. its even heated inside :) COVID protocols in force.

I thought the donation process was easy - as soon as I pulled into the covered, drive thru drop off…read morearea someone came out to meet me and has very cheerful and kind. They accepted everything. I shopped the store; it is mostly clothing. Some goods in the back. Prices for things that are actually new/unused were high. I thought prices for actual used stuff was 'in the ballpark' but higher than I'd hoped. Checkout was quick and easy. I bought myself a used 3-iron for golf. I was interested in the accusations of excessive CEO pay, so did some research. Goodwill is run independently, this one is GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF THE COLUMBIA WILLAMETTE. If Goodwill wanted to dispense these accusations of high pay they should just publish compensation in their annual report; yet they dont. One needs to go googling; internet searches showed Michal Miller made better than $600k, and Catherine Hannam well over $400k. So I'm inclined to agree with these excessive pay accusations. Not what I would view as in-line with their mission.

They barely take anything and the intake staff needs to work on their customer service skills.read more

Beginning with a name like Weird Sisters, how can you expect anything other than that?…read more My daughter and I ventured down into the "hidden alley" of shops, where there is an underground tunnel of sorts and it's like a whole different world down there. Weird Sisters has clothing, jewelry, nik-naks, antiques (like a typewriter) and more. The owner was kind and steered us into the other mysterious looking rooms (there is an "entry room" where it's motion activated and lights go off and music plays...really fun!...). The lighting differs from space to space and it's done as if a theatrical stage. Very unique, playful and creative. A humorous and cool experience~!

Super fun experience! Loved the variety of items, friendly staff, neat atmosphere. Loved the tiny…read moredisco and the speakeasy. Will be back!

It isn't so much about what is available. The overall energy of the place and those running it? It…read morewould be mich more appropriately named "We sell secondhand TRASH here"

Okay, so this is like walking through someones house during an indoor garage sale. Though, I have…read morebeen through some where it showed that the people actually cared if their stuff sold or not. I don't know what is so helpful about this place, because it actually wasn't. THERE ARE NO PRICES ON ANYTHING! Other than a couple pieces of furniture. There is a dry erase board when you first walk in that says that they will deliver any furniture item for $25, that there are no returns and all sales are final. All sales are final? I guess that would depend on the persons mood on that day, if you get a good sale or not. I don't like places like this, that doesn't have prices or anything set on any of the actual items, because then you don't know if your looks are taken into consideration in the price. Don't walk in with a Louis Vuitton or a Coach bag in tow, while on your smart phone, after having parked your prius, because you might be paying more than you had hoped for. Though if you have a good size chest on you, you might find yourself walking out of here without paying a thing; I DON'T KNOW, SO DONT QUOTE ME ON THAT. But these are the things I think of when you go to a place without prices. I was scared to even think of bartering with the guy as it was, because ALL SALES ARE FINAL. On top of that, nothing looked clean or taken care of. I was happy to see that they had things somewhat organized. All the cups were in one area, plates and bowls as well; nick-nacks in another, as were games and plastics (?) It a decent sized place. I think they would be doing better if they were a little bit more choosy about their furniture, because there was a whole lot of it, worth a whole lot of nothing. But when you live in a small town, far away from everything, you might be so desperate to buy something here that you could have easily found on the side of the street in Portland. If they cleaned everything up, labled it, priced it clearly, offered hand baskets, and took in a little (not a lot) more quality stuff, they would be finding themselves opening the register more, and would probably be worth more of their time and money turning on the lights in a place that is actually selling stuff. I look forward to coming back in when things get fixed up more. But in the mean time, me thinks not.