What a wonderful shopowner! This lady was as nice as they come and made our experience a most…read moredelightful one. Walking into the store she smiled and spoke to us immediately and I found a lovely bracelet and shirt that was quite colorful. This lady was so nice she explained about some of the lines she had from all over the world and how they came to make jewelry and clothing. I recommend this place heartily and hope to return one day again to see her wares.

Absolutely wonderful shop and a beautiful location. I'm always going to find something in her shop…read morethat I simply can't live without...Love the owner, Cheryl. She has a great eye for fashion.

Cute, local women's clothing store in the heart of Oak Harbor's downtown…read more With a wide range of stylish women's clothing that suits everyone from teens to grandmothers, The Casual House is an oasis in the fashion desert of Oak Harbor. You'll find helpful, attentive staff, and a everything from cute shoes (at reasonable prices for good quality) to party dresses. Fashion-forward designer jeans, and more moderately day-to-day jeans. Socks, cute undies (between 8 and $20 a pair), cute tops (between $22 and $90), bras.... Everything! Brands like Mac & Jac, Kenzie, David Khan, Soft, BCBG Girls, Foxcroft, others. Comparing prices from what I'm used to in Seattle, they're pretty reasonable, with a good sale section. I asked the staff how long they'd been around (a lot of the place looked really modern) and they kinda laughed; apparently, they've been around for nearly 50 years and are a family business. I know it sounds strange, but it made finding that really cute bracelet even more special.

Really cute clothing. Terrible service. The lady was so mean to my son who wanted to look at stuff…read more I would have went shopping if the lady was nicer.

Love this local boutique! I never leave empty handed. Wonderful for gifts and for myself. Great…read moreselection of northwest style clothes, candles, jewel and accessories. Definitely worth a stop.

We are vacationing on Whidbey Island and drove to Coupeville to visit the historic downtown. As we…read morewalked by Back to the island I noticed the great display they had in the window. The store didn't open until 11am so we did a bit more walking, went back and was greeted by the owner (we didn't know she owned the store yet). She gave us the inside scoop for the filming of Practical Magic. We found a few things and she was saying that she is waiting for PM coffee cups but when she gets them they sell out super fast. Long story short she told me one was on display at the visitor center and she would shut the store up and walk over and get it! I said how about I walk over? So I did! I do want to say that while I was in the store she greeted everyone with a smile. The customer service was equal for all. The store itself is full, clean and well organized. Check it out I think you'll like it!

Came in here to look for some socks, but amidst the horrible store arrangement I bumped into one of…read morethe precariously balanced shelves. A tin of almond Roca feel from the top shelf and landed, creating a very small dent in the side of the tin. I apologized heartily for the incident, but I was met with merely a glare and a $16 tab for a few pieces of candy. I am a VERY skinny dude, so this kind of stuff does not happen to me easily yet the store owner placed the blame entirely upon me. Avoid this shop at all costs -- Coupeville is a very nice town with plenty of stores to visit, you don't need to come in here. With terrible customer service, this woman will try to squeeze every dollar out of you that she can.

We stumbled upon this new-to-us little thrift shop during a recent weekend trip to Oak Harbor. It's…read morea small (but mighty) little strip mall space full of all sorts of treasures. From books to clothing to toys to craft supplies (just to name a few) they likely have it here! The displays were very well organized and it was easy to find things, although there didn't seem to be a lot in any particular category. It was still fun to look around and see what they had. I was most interested in any fabric or craft supplies. There wasn't anything I couldn't live without, though I was definitely tempted by a gigantic knitting needle. While I hunted for crafts, the dude pored through their book section. And while we left without buying anything, I could definitely see adding this to our thrifting rotation when we're in the area.

Website says they're open on Saturday, when you get to the door, sign says Saturday by appointment…read moreonly. They need to fix all their sites. It's frustrating to make the trip and no one is there.

Fixed old carhartt jacket the sleeve ends where all messed up and used leather to fix and looks…read morenice and fixed holes too

Overpriced with a cold shoulder to match. Minimal selection and major bad vibes. Maybe that's just…read morethe PNW charm, but I won't be back--and wouldn't recommend stopping in.

Juliana is very passionate about her business and provides excellent customer service. I love that…read moreshe features products from other local small businesses and artists. I recommend following the store on Facebook to keep up with the latest arrivals of products.

Grandma and grandpa used to bring us to the Navy Exchange when I was growing up. Sometimes it would…read morebe an entire family trip, my grandparents, my parents, and my sister and I. Other times it might be my grandparents with my sister and I. More recently, I have come here on a more frequent basis since I started visiting my grandma for overnight solo visits in 2016. We make a point of coming here and seeing if there is anything either of us needs/wants. I have fun these days with trying to help her find presents for family members. Typically, presents and gifts we go to the electronic section for, though not always, as the prices tend to be a better deal than other in-person and online retailers. When I was younger we occasionally enjoyed stops at the food court. Shopping could be a half day experience when we were really into it.

We popped on base and went into the NEX to explore, my son reported for duty yesterday at his new…read morebase! He went as far away as he could in the continental US~ this NEX is very nice! I loved the section dedicated to Whidbey Island swag and local gifts. They had a section that made me laugh out loud, advertising Washington's Rain Festival, from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31st! Since I stayed in a nice hotel with a fantastic view of the water and never saw a sunset- just shades of gray to black, I can completely concur that I experienced this Rain Festival. Besides my souvenir shopping, they essentially have a mall crammed into one building. Electronics, clothing, purses, fragrances, home goods, pet supplies and more! There is even a cafe. This was my 4th NEX (I think) that I have been to and I think it was the nicest.

This shop is absolutely beautiful such adorable things in here. Everything is sooo cute. The lady…read morein the front is so polite and mind. I got a couple of small things from here I couldn't resist. Came to this island for vacation and came across this shop. Def recommend it

A funny thing happened while I was shopping in this cute gift shop, it dawned on me that Coupeville…read morewas the home to where the movie Practical Magic was filmed! I, ironically enough, had watched the movie on the flight across the country to the PNW! I was wandering the shop and saw numerous Practical Magic movie items, like sweatshirts, mugs, stickers and more! I snagged a couple of decals- one with a salt shaker, a rosemary sprig, lavender bunch & a heart to celebrate the quote from the movie- Always throw spilled salt over your left shoulder, Keep rosemary by your garden gate, Plant lavender for luck, And fall in love whenever you can. I saw the sticker and recited the quote in my head while continuing around the store. The lady at the register confirmed my suspicion & the same building I was in had been the bath shop for Sally's character! I walked outside and saw the small, downtown street in a completely new way. I was enchanted even more!

Spent the weekend thrifting and came across this hidden gem. Not the largest thrift store in the…read morearea. A smaller bright clean trendy space. A fitting room and sitting area. Definitely a larger selection of men clothing and custom nikes. Military friendly, ample street parking, and friendly service. Urban outfitter meets custom sneakers. If you enjoy vintage trendy pieces this shop will not disappoint.

Mostly junk. Also, the owner lives on West Beach Road in the 1800 block and has his yard littered…read morewith used and junk cars. He also has a half dozen vehicles lined up along West Beach Road in front of his house. A complete eyesore for the community and a hazard for bicyclists and pedestrians.