This was my second visit. Last time my closet gained a soft, blue, long sleeve, plaid, very nice,…read moreVintage, Woolrich brand, I think, flannel for what I considered a very competitive price of $22.00. I wore it all of last Winter. This visit, I barely made it in the door because just in side on the right, are wooden bins filled with iron on patches, pin style buttons, and stickers. I couldn't move away from them until I chose four beautiful butterflies and one hello summer patches. It is such a fun store to meander through. Something for everyone. And yes, very friendly service!

This store is way too overpriced, and the unbearable heat doesn't help. It felt like I was walking…read moreinto a sauna. Also, the terrible organization, I'm not going on a treasure hunt, I'm just trying to find a shirt.

Absolutely! I'll remove the italics and keep everything else the same so it translates cleanly on…read moreYelp. I did have to take a little time to write these reviews because I needed to come down off my horse first . But man, the lady who checked me out was NOT friendly at all. Very mean, rude, and honestly just disrespectful. When I'm shopping, that's not the kind of experience I'm looking for. BUT--I'm choosing to look past it, move forward, and not let one person shake my day. Because honestly, I had the BEST time ever shopping! A local gal had told me that if I wanted to find some unique items and potentially look at reselling, this was the place I needed to go. I thought, I'll just go check it out, poke at my curiosity, and see what I find. And that is exactly what I did! I walked in and was immediately overwhelmed , so I told myself, "Focus. Just go to the vintage room." And that's what I did. Fast-forward to 145 items in my cart! But the fitting room always has a way of narrowing things down. I was looking for super niche, fun, creative vintage pieces that were in great condition and at a good price point--which, thankfully, helped narrow it down quite a bit. I still walked out paying around $280 for my items, and I'd have to say I probably got 30-40 pieces, so the price points were definitely good! And now, two months later, the majority of those items have sold. But you know... I kept a few for myself too. Heheheh. Fast-forward to **145 items in my cart**! But the fitting room always has a way of narrowing things down. I was looking for super niche, fun, creative vintage pieces that were in great condition and at a good price point--which, thankfully, helped narrow it down quite a bit. I still walked out paying around **$280 for my items**, and I'd have to say I probably got **30-40 pieces**, so the price points were definitely good! And now, two months later, the majority of those items have sold. But you know... I kept a few for myself too. Heheheh.

loved the friendliness of the staff. And lots of merchandise! definitely will shop again.read more

This is the CUTEST second hand store in downtown Spokane…read more It FEELS like a nice boutique unlike many other second hand stores - the store is organized, clean, well presented, and all the clothing is tagged with hand written tags. The clothing quality is great and the prices feel like you are also getting a steal. Love to support small second hand businesses :) They have a loyalty program too. Final sale for everything.

Great finds, great prices, great atmosphere! Love how open the store is, it feels very welcoming :)read more

Great thrift store. Clean! Well stocked, Mostly fair pricing, awesome weekly specials and the North…read morestore has a clean bathroom that you can use, which is greatly appreciated from someone with a disability.

Saw this store driving through town. The prices seemed fair, but like any thrift store, you need to…read moreknow your prices. They had a good selection of wall art, some furniture and lots of everything else. Hubby found a pair of cargo shorts for $7. They are hard to find so he was happy. It's nice that they have dressing rooms. Lots of parking.

I love this thrift store. It's in a big, cavernous warehouse and you can get lost in there…read morewandering the aisles of cool stuff for hours. This is my first stop when shopping for used furniture to repurpose or refinish as well as household goods. They have a great selection at very reasonable prices. Their clothes are well curated and they have a decent amount of name brand women's items. Their children's clothing is a little bare and often well picked over though.

My personal experience wasn't as great as the other reviews but this review is based on clothes,…read morenot other items. I will say, they had a great furniture selection and quite a few nice kitchen items, but I wasn't impressed with any other aspect. Customer service really was lacking, no associates talked to me at all (including the one ringing me up who looked unhappy to be there). They have a separate counter for "credit card transactions" and always have to call somewhere there so if you want a quicker checkout best to bring cash here. Also for a thrift shop, their prices are absolutely ridiculous for clothing. I found a few items, but many were so overpriced I almost walked out. They sell swimsuits $10-$20 (double what you can find at other thrift stores) and most shirts were over $5 even with the half off they offer, pants seem to be a little cheaper. Also not organized at all by size, so you have to do some digging. The good is the building is huge so they do have a decent selection of things, I just wish the prices weren't so high. They also offer 50% two tags (only on the hanging department) on Mondays and Saturdays. Wed, Thurs and Fri is only 25% off one tag and Tuesday is 30% off their showcase. However, these prices aren't comparable to most thrift stores for clothing so if looking for clothes I would try elsewhere. If looking for furniture or oddball housing/kitchen items DEFINITELY go here as they have one of the best furniture selections in thrift stores. Will I return? More than likely I will give them a second shot, but now I know what to expect when going in.

Cute thrift/antique shop on Monroe. Highly recommend doing a thrift loop and hitting all the shops…read morein this neighborhood. Check the hours but you'll be sure to find a gem or two

Well curated, worth frequent visits, esp for their furniture. Nice selection of lamps and cabinets.read more

Absolutely loved everything in here. The items, the setup, and especially the workers. Recommend to…read moreanyone and everyone!!

I came here during my winter trip up to Spokane. My BF's mom took me here because the owner was…read morefeatured in "O" magazine and you know if Oprah likes something... The sales clerks were really helpful but made me a bit nervous to look around. I'm not going to pocket a $40 bobby pin...I'm going to buy it, 2 to be exactly. One for me and one for BF's mom. They weren't quite $40, more like $20 but they are very high quality. Apparently she hands makes all of them and decorates the pins from different antique pieces so what you get are unique, high quality hair pins. There were SO many different colors and kinds. Over all a very cute store. It's boutique so don't be surprised with the costs.

I love thrift stores. I have been to about five of them since moving here. Value Village rocked! I…read morefound a wonderful picture to hang on my wall. I found a beautiful skirt, a couple of tops and a pair of yoga pants. I put their app on my phone.. I received a discount for doing that and I'm also a senior citizen and I got a discount for that also. They had a lot of items in their store also at a discount price. I paid under $40 for everything I bought. It all looked brand new.. Their displays were great. They must go through all their clothes because there wasn't one shirt or anything else that I looked at that was dirty or torn. So for all you thrifty people stop in and take a look and see what they have. I grant you that you will not leave their empty-handed. Enjoy.

The store was not too bad. It had a few things that I was looking for and add a good price as well.read more

I really like to shop at the downtown Goodwill Store. They don't have changing rooms. But I find…read moretheir prices are so reasonable. In the last month I've brought home five pairs of jeans. And I'm really happy with them. Downtown Goodwill is a big store. It's on the bus route. Which is convenient.

I've enjoyed treasure hunting at various thrift locales for years. Goodwill was always a place for…read morea potential score. Not anymore. Once they began selling much of their donated inventory online, store customers are hard pressed to find great items that make you feel fortunate to have come in. It seems that the "treasures" have been cherry picked from the incoming donations, for online sales at significantly higher prices. Not that the in-store prices are low; they have increased dramatically as well. 'Kind of makes one reconsider taking the time to go in and browse, now.

This was stop #2 on our Thrift Store Tour of Spokane. They actually have two different spaces--the…read moreone in front is your standard thrift store. The back door, however, leads you to the premium goods: crystal stemware, formal dresses, kids toys, and so on. Prices there were a bit high, so we did most of our shopping in the regular area. They were having sales on certain tag colors, plus when you went to pay they drew out a bingo number, and whatever number you got was the percentage off the total purchase! My sister got 64%! Totally sweet. They had something I've never seen in a thrift store before--a silent auction case. Using some complex algorithm kept secret from the general public, they choose some items to be put into a glass case and numbered. If you want one of the items, you go ask the cashier for 'the book' and write down your bid. A month later, it could be yours! Sadly, since I knew I wouldn't be back any time soon, I didn't place a bid on anything. Guess someone else will be the winner of that weird figurine.

Not a review of the store but a review of participating for families in need at Christmas. Good…read morecommunication with members for direction. Glad someone puts families who are having a hard time as a priority.