I have been a thrift store junkie all my life. I went into this TS 2 years ago and walked out. It…read morewas horrible! I decided, recently, to give it another go. The difference is amazing! I have heard that they hired a new manager and she has done an amazing job! The store is clean! The prices are so good! Definitely the best store in Redmond! Staff is helpful and kind! Give it a go!

What's not to like?…read more Great thrift shop benefitting shelter animals. Better than Goodwill. By far. Really love the book section, fabric and textiles, paintings and furniture. 5 Stars!!

You can always find something you are looking for, a big bonus is helping others. Shop and donate!read more

Just called to donate a WORKING washing machine.. I was told that if it has a scratch on it they…read moredo not want it? I mean aren't there people in need that can use a working washing machine that don't care if it has a scratch on it? Since when do organizations that "help people in need" have such high standards for something being GIVEN to them? If it was perfect I would be trying to sell it for money.. lol It is an LG Machine by the way..

Truly out of this world! Don't let the size fool ya. This is, by far, one of the best vintage…read morecollections I've seen in Oregon (and I've made a point to hit a lot)! It's rare to find such variety of classic period apparel and shoes and accessories along side quality art and home goods unless you're perusing rented spaces in a shop. The Empoli glassware caught my eye, but my conscience kept telling me I didn't have space for the pieces I have. I've never seen a 'big eye' book, but there were large hardbacks on Margaret AND Walter Keane! If you're looking to fill wall space there was a gold 'Jere' esque (could've been authentic) gold wall sculpture of a mass of winged birds and a mod wall print in muted brown and gold, similar to one I own. Dresses and gowns that looked straight off the set of Wonder Years and silver glitter platform disco shoes were just a few of the epic pieces on display. The daughter found the perfect pair of vintage clogs and long flowy skirt that she treated herself to. The owner and I chatted about theater and bonded over her great taste, as it was reflective of so much that I collect and love myself. I'm happy to be the first to add this store and rating. Time to get her a Yelp sticker for the door!

From the owner: Fantastic vintage shop in downtown Redmond. Small in size, but full of fabulous vintage clothing,…read moremid century home decor, and pop culture. #541-350-6392

most over priced goodwill i have EVER been to... i honestly can't believe they feel comfortable…read morepricing the items the way they do when they're literal DONATIONS...

Clean and very well organized store. Love to find treasures on occasion. Great assistance with…read moredrive through donation drop offs.

This is a rare find when looking for thrift stores. It's similar to most thrift stores in that…read moreit's well organized and things are well labelled. It's a bit different in that things are decidedly cheaper than your commercialized Goodwill, etc. On this day, we were on the hunt for Halloween fare. We perused the clothing and various accessories in order to obtain ideas. Alas, today wasn't our day for locating Halloween fare, but I did manage to pick up a nearly new Rachael Ray cook book for .37 cents. Apparently, it was on some sort of 25 percent off rack so very reasonable and priced to go. I didn't realize how inexpensive it was until I reached the cash register. The Opportunity Center thrift shop is a place run by the Opportunity Center of Central Oregon which is a non profit that provides supervised work for adults with disabilities. I'll be back again as the inventory is always changing and it's good to check it out and see what is new.

This company hired some daycare teachers. Some of them gave there current employers 2 week…read morenotices. This company then decided after they helped set up the classrooms that they had to cut people and "laid" them off.

Restore is awesome! They have tons of great stuff and rock bottom prices. The store is clean and…read moreinviting and the staff are super friendly and helpful. We go there sometimes with a specific item in mind and sometimes just to browse for treasures. Well worth a stop !

We used to buy tons of furniture, household decor, appliances, and building materials from this…read morelocation. We have businesses where we second hand as much as possible with regular turnover (we do not sell the products, we use them). In the past we spent so much at this store that one time the person ringing us up commented about it. They saw something in the system (connected to our phone number) about our total spent YTD and their eyes got wide, so we explained what we do for our business and that what they could see was just for their location. What I am saying is... we have a pulse on what is a good and fair price for these sort of things. I looked at a couch not to long ago at this location. It was half off. The price was still, with the discount, over $1600. When you pay 0% for your inventory you should not be charging consignment prices. Full stop. It is a poor business choice. The idea is to turn over the inventory because more is coming while passing on a lovely savings to your customers. Not hang on to it while it collects dust because you've out priced the new items being manufactured. Know your customer base and price accordingly. We have left empty handed from this store every single visit this year (2026) because the prices have skyrocketed. For reference, we were looking for a washer and dryer...found one brand new at Lowe's cheaper than this Restore had (used no less). That is why I am writing this review. If the free inventory you receive is higher priced than the brand new inventory from the original store...well...here's your sign. So, we will likely have to drop this store from our rotation because time is precious and we cannot waste trips when we could find a better resource to take its place. That's just how it goes, I guess, but it saddens us because we like to support good causes and keep things out of the dump.