Their prices are pretty low and they have varieties above all a good customer service.read more

I can't believe I've been just passing this gem by every time I visit the shopping center! Such a…read moregreat place and it supports an important cause. The prices can't be beat! They test their electronics so everything is guaranteed to work. Clothes are color coded so everything is easy to find. Great customer service ample parking. Cats are fun to watch and they have a little seating area. Will be stopping in every time now.

What a well merchandise shop that the shop owner created in this amazing vintage thrift shop with…read moreso much more inside! This storefront is well curated. I sometimes go just for inspiration. For natural oils and fun gifts for my family and friends. Not only the items in the store are handpicked with the best quality and care. I am a shopper through and through and must go once a month to see what's new! There is so much to see and buy! Go support small businesses!

They had a bunch of interesting items. And I found a few…read moreinteresting things that I was looking for.

This was our first visit to Nifty & Thrifty. I was not aware that is a non-profit that benefits 22…read morecharities. What a great, clean shop, with lots to look at including tableware, music, clothing and knickknacks, all beautifully displayed. The interesting thing about this store, is that you can designate the charity who will benefit from your donation as well as your purchases. The staff is all volunteer and so nice. I will be back to look for more treasures.

This place is more delusional than Goodwill. VHS tapes for 3 dollars should tell you everything you…read moreneed to know. Also T shirts starting at 5.99. Yikes.

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.

Great prices, they provide an important service in the community and the new location is big and…read morebright. Love the addition of the coffee!

This is the favorite local thrift store of myself and all the friends I've told about it. It's…read morecurrently open Monday-Saturday, with a different special each day, in addition to a discount color tag. We often drop off donations around the corner at Open House Ministries on our way, as they first give donations to the families living at the shelter. The coffee shop part hasn't reopened since Covid shut it down. They're currently building a new apartment building across the street for families transitioning from homelessness, and the thrift store and bicycle repair shop (currently next door, and also providing job training for shelter residents) will move to the ground floor, presumably sometime early in 2024. Mayhaps the coffee will return...

This is the cutest store we've visited in awhile. Its decorated really well, nicely organized and…read moreeasy to shop. Prices were surprisingly low, which was a refreshing change. There's a wide range of styles and items to look at. We could have stayed much longer, but my budget insisted I stop buying EVERYTHING. The owner was super nice and engaging. Highly recommend this store. I feel like its a hidden gem

Eccentric is absolutely the right word for this fantastic little vintage boutique on Main Street,…read morethat has been here for...quite some time. The hand-selected articles of clothing, hats, jewelry and accessories available here are certainly quirky, but also fashionable and functional. Whomever curates the collection here has an eye for the theatrical and flamboyant; many of the items here could easily double as Halloween costume components. There's no shortage of vintage clothing stores in the Portland metro area, but many of them charge truly outrageous prices for scraps and rags that only the most unaffected urchin would be caught dead wearing. Thankfully, that's not the case here: there's something for everyone, from casual to formal, grounded to glamorous, simple to sophisticated. Prices range from reasonable to unbelievably cheap (they even have a $1 rack with clothes that don't suck?! how), making the Urban Eccentric a budget-friendly bargain hunter's dream.

Always fun to shop here! Great prices and sales all the time! Great little shop! I love finding…read moretreasures here!!!

The store literally smells. I leave the store with my hands feeling gritty and gross from shopping…read more The store is so full, racks can't move because they are so full. The merchandise is thrift store quality at best - holey, stained, old. Like most of the brands are no longer in business (coldwater creek, cache, lane bryant). They keep multiple racks stuffed full of clothes outside, regardless if its raining. I bet that's what's contributing to the mildew smell in the store. Prices are comparable to retail. I've never been greeted, but I can always hear the gaggle of hens gossiping at the back of the store about their colleagues and customers. Come for the show, but leave disappointed - hopefully before you have an asthma attack from the dust, mildew, and animal dander.

A little overcrowded but that's expected. Very unkind people that go in here, but the staff…read morethemselves are fairly kind.. most of the time. Regardless, I enjoy going to the By-The-Pound Goodwill and seeing what fun treasures I can find. The selection of anything and everything is huge and for a great price always! It's so hard not to just stay all day haha. Oh yeah! Bonus yelp points for having such a clean bathroom for a Goodwill! Not for you if: *You're grossed out easily *You don't like to dig through stuff *You're not a people person (lol) Happy hunting!

i recently moved to the area and all of the Goodwill's around here are way to proud of their…read moremerch....it is expensive. But I went into this "outlet". wtf i got 4 throw pillows that had prices of 4.99 - 7.99 each. i was chatting and not paying attention when i went out the door then i looked at my receipt $27.00. even if all 4 had the 7.99 price tag that would have been $31. i need to find different thrift store cuz the Goodwills in Washington are out of control on their pricing.

This place is a one of the big Goodwills, which means a lot of inventory. We were looking into…read morebuying a kennel for our new pup because we have to slowly ween her from kennel to bed but we didn't want to drop serious bank on one. They had four full sized ones. Score! Plus I found a VHS copy of Anne of Green Gables. Score again! They also had bathrooms open to the public which is the trifecta of goodness, because I love cleaning my hands after shopping, so yaaaassss.

Great way to not be wasteful and help someone else. This Goodwill is close to our home and the…read morefolks working here are very kind. Haven't shopped here yet but it's a great drop off place.

Better this time.. get in early definitely…read more The line is long early too Couple hours wait for sure

My partner and I popped into Village Merchants on a whim -- and honestly, it turned out to be a…read moregreat little adventure. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how much stuff there was to look at. It's a big, sprawling thrift/consignment shop full of clothes, home stuff, accessories, shoes, random knick-knacks -- all sort of jumbled together in a way that makes browsing feel like treasure-hunting. We found ourselves drifting between aisles, poking through racks and shelves, and laughing at the weird, random stuff -- exactly the kind of spontaneous outing you want when you're with a partner and feeling casual. One review on Yelp summed it up perfectly: "This place has so much cool stuff, I had to really stop myself from buying everything lol." That's exactly how it felt -- part treasure-hunt, part nostalgia-trip, part bargain-hunting spree. What I loved about Village Merchants: * Variety: Clothes, jewelry, home goods, even old/outdoor items -- you never know what you'll find. * Budget-friendly: There were a lot of items at reasonable prices (or even "steals"), which made it fun to browse without worrying about overspending. * Good for pairs: Because there's so much to see and hunt through, it's a fun, low-pressure activity to do together. No rush, no expectations -- just exploring and chatting. Downsides / what to know: * It's easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of stuff. Half the fun is digging; half the challenge is picking what you actually want. * Not everything is "dupe-worthy": some items are random, mismatched, or just "meh." You need patience to sift through. My Verdict: Village Merchants is a surprisingly fun little escape for a budget-conscious couple who doesn't need fancy restaurants or parties -- just something chill, slightly quirky, and with a chance you'll score something cool. I'd totally go back again.