So far my favorite thrift store! I score something good every visit! I've found clothes, vintage…read morePyrex, furniture I needed, and home decor at such great prices.

Amazing prices and super cute items, I decorated my entire house for fall for under $30 and made my…read moreliving space so cute and cozy! Found a bunch of furniture (that I resisted buying l) marked down to only $1! 10/10 can't wait to go back

Enjoyed touring this antique vintage store. There is an upstairs section as well with 30% off…read moreitems.

I love antique stores and the Alsum Trading Company in Lynden reminded me of the quintessential,…read moresmall town antique shop. There's two floors to explore in this absolutely huge building and they've got just about anything you can think of. During my most recent visit, I got a beautiful new bread basket, a 1969 Life magazine detailing the moon landing, and some new Christmas decorations. It's all over the place, as any good antique shop should be. The woman at the counter (I presume she is the owner) is super friendly too. They seem to run a fair amount of sales, so you might find something old you love at the perfect price. Have fun, take your time, and check this shop out!

Overpriced junk store...whereas the REStore has a "focus", Penny pinchers seems to have PLANNED to…read morehave anything and everything...which in way sounds good, but one goes from room to over crowded room and an awful lot of the stuff I saw would have been more appropriately priced "free" because it's old and very worn in some places...I'm sure there are "finds" to be had there, but once you check the prices...well once "I" checked the prices I put things back. Not a good value. At one point I found what felt to be a full spray can of spray starch ( $2-3 in stores) theirs was marked $5. (!!!) I hear that they are strugglng...could it be that "everything" is too costly?

Karen came by my sister-in-law's house and looked at her stuff with my husband, and poo-pooed…read moreeverything she saw, giving a reason to downgrade everything. Then, when she was done, she sent us an offer stating that between what she thinks she can get and what her costs would be to sell everything and clean out the house, she would break even, so we would get nothing. Needless to say, we declined that offer.

We have come to this quaint little tree farm for a couple of years now! I love our tree...and the…read morememories that we have created there! The couple that owns the farm are lovely! We got some great family photos! Love the vintage truck and market! Will be back again next year!

Saw this booth at the vintage market this weekend. Just a heads up that they're cash only. They…read morehave some decent vintage decor. What attracted me to this booth was that they staged s whole denim hipster theme with blue mason jars. In fact out of all the booths they had the best staging. Very awesome people at the booth.

When you ALLOW managers to set up the prices on donated goods and then purchase those goods for…read morethemselves (nice way to fill your house with almost priceless antiques) ... THAT IS DISHONEST ... so much for helping your fellow man ...

My grandfather donated over $200,000- to this organization and this thrift store wouldn't even sell…read moreme a book shelf I had my heart set on that they had donated for free. They do not care about people or their nonprofit organization do not let them fool you! I will never shop here. I hope that this review hurts their business.

It pays to check back here as I found a great deal on a pair of downhill skis my size they're old…read morebut lightly used in very good condition and performed well up on the mountain.

From the owner: Consignment for all sports.read more

This thrift is run by very sweet people, and 9/10 times I find something great for myself or…read moresomeone else. I love this thrift for its honesty towards being nonprofit, and the fun things I always see! One of my favorite thrifts!

From the owner: We are a non-profit Thrift Store. Our proceeds go to Summit Houses: places where people can live…read morefor a year following their completion of abuse rehab programs.

Have you ever discovered a store that that seemed to be a gift from Serendipity itself? That's the…read moreway I felt the first time I discovered this store and still feel that warm, fuzzy feeling every time I am able to find my way there. First, I will get the begging out of the way. I don't want to seem selfish, But I would love it if your hours were extended later in the day. As a swing shifter, it's really tough to get there before 3:00pm. So, Mystery Thrift seems to have everything. Take extra time to navigate the entire store. It gets better and better. What makes it all worth it is the yard sale prices they always offer that cannot be beat by anyone. Have you ever found a hidden gem and secretly wished you could keep it all to yourself? Well, that's how I feel here, but I know I need to spread the word for the betterment of mankind.

stuff is well overpriced with the new ownership, the stuff they have is usually the exact same. The…read morenew ownership made the store cleaner but at the cost of them trying to sell a fake switch controller for 30 dollars. The mystery bags are just stuff they can't sell, as it just has stuff that never sold. Overall, they really could do better. Possibly lower the prices or make the store a bit less crowded. Also the old location had a lot more space to walk around