Interesting mix of items...antiques, collectibles, home decor. A little bit of everything. The…read moreplace is organized well, seemed tidy for such a store. I will say that it was much smaller than I thought it would be. Not sure why, but I guess from the outside I got the illusion I was walking into a large space. The aisles are a tad tight in spots with dead ends that require backtracking. Nice, friendly greeting upon entry...definitely worth a visit.

So amazing! One of the best vintage stores I have been to in quite some time. Definitely the best I…read morehave been to in Oregon. The cashier was so sweet and was just the right amount of talkative and gave us some great information about the area. The prices were UNREAL, I do not think I spent more than 13-15 dollars on a singular item. I got about 8 different things and my total added up to 65-70 dollars. There was some very interesting pieces: postcards, dolls, books,cds, tshirts, figurines, GOOD rock records, coffee accessories, jewelry, and even slime! I will definitely be coming back next time I visit.

This shop is beautifully styled, with furniture placed in rooms they way it would appear in one's…read morehome. The furniture is in very good condition for the age! Definitely a country style, reminds me of the antiques Shops back on the East Coast where I am from. So many rope rugs and placemats! Brought back fond childhood memories. We had one in our kitchen and in front of every door. I had completely forgotten about this style. Throughout the shop, which is located in an old house, there are lots of nooks and crannies filled with gift collections like fancy soaps, greeting cards, albums, jewelry, and delicious teas. There is a second story that is filled with more furniture and home decor. While my style is more a mid century, I definitely appreciated the quality of items and the. Are in which everything is displayed. The store is spotless! And lots of room to walk around and see everything. The owner is taking all precautions dueing Covid. Sanitizer at door, masks required, social distancing. Located right on Main Street in this charming town, do stop in.

On a day of Antiquing in Aurora, I found that at the end of the day, this one didn't even leave me…read morewith a second thought. It was a bit unmemorable. There were plenty of items to see, but nothing that interested me. Overall it wasn't bad, but just lacked charm.

Very knowledgeable and friendly owners. The store is always full of unique and quality…read morevintage/antique items. Prices are typically set very reasonably and a bargain is always to be had. Love that this store actually has antique items and not newer home decor.

My daughter and I walked into this store looking for candle holders. We felt followed by one of the…read morefemale staff. We picked up a candle holder while searching for other options and ended up leaving it. On our way out the same staff member asked my daughter if she had placed it back : in a rude tone. We said yes and she stared looking at our hands. We asked if she wanted to see where we left it, she said: yes, just so I can make sure you left in the right place. Unbelievable! Made us feel accused of stealing and uncomfortable. Never going back! This is not the first time we feel followed at this store. (Thumbs down)

Well organized and clean antique collectibles shop. It is part of Lafayette School House Antique…read moreMall. The prices seem fair and the selection of items and furniture is growing. The person working the shop was friendly and informative. It will be a fun shop to watch grow in the coming months. It's worth a quick look- see.

Stopped in to look for some Royal Haeger pieces and my search did not disappoint. It looks like…read morethey've definitely gotten things really organized in there and restocked from the holidays. There were definitely people in the store but not too filled early on Friday afternoon, that had changed within the hour to be full. They've changed their policy of cards also and there was a sign on the door about fees under a certain amount.

Great spot to find unique vintage finds. Clothing. Watches And other collectibles, home goods!…read more Worth checking out! Great prices.

This was a delightful shopping experience in a smaller, close-knit community. I typically shop in…read moretheir urban ones that are larger, but this one felt so welcoming. Staff are super friendly and everything was organized so well. While shopping in back for plants, I couldn't help but feel like I was in a friends's backyard. You know the type...they take an interest in hobbies, and have several projects in motion! i will definitely return when I am in the area. There is no on-site parking but there is plenty of street parking. They open at 10 AM, not 9 AM as posted in some places.

First off, I must give props to Steve for his well thought out responses to many of these entirely…read moreunreasonable reviews. Chill out, people! I am a dedicated thrift store enthusiast, generally seeking home décor, dishes, books and clothing, which is not really what Restore is stocking. On my first visit I left empty handed, though I saw some interesting things, and figured someday I'd get to the nitty gritty of Restore. Well, we just moved to the area, and are doing a ton of work on our property. My husband mentioned he needed some doors for our greenhouse, and I recalled seeing some at Restore, so we ended up returning just a few days following! Yeah, that's right, they have doors aplenty (like 50+), and that's just the start. We bought three doors (lol, so random), one of which is an antique farmhouse door with a giant pane of perfect glass. Swoon! Next, doorknobs for $5 and hinges for 50 cents each. My husband found several super specialty plumbing valves that retail for $250+ priced at $25 (seriously, I looked it up!). We also got a yellow fig for $5 'cause I needed a little fun! An aside regarding the plants: they get extras from nurseries, but they also get many from a local guy who just loves to grow plants, and they are gorgeous and giant! My fig was over 2 feet tall, there were huge hot pink hydrangeas, passion flower, herbs, tomatoes, etc. There is a variety of furniture, bits of flooring that would probably be enough for a bathroom remodel, toilets, sinks, light fixtures, paint, tools, hardware, appliances, etc. The store is large, easy to navigate and pretty organized, all things considered (it's still a thrift store, though!). A lot of it is used, but there are new things, too. Basically, if you are remodeling and not in search of a specific item/style/brand, Restore is the place. We are planning to build a tiny house in the future and Restore will be our go to spot. We'll look here first, then go to a big box store for anything additional. The prices can't be beat, there are some seriously unique finds, and every employee we've interacted with has been as pleasant as can be.

My partner and I love secondhand shopping. We stopped in Yellow Ladybug during a weekend trip to…read moreSilverton from Seattle. Super friendly owner and a great selection of MCM/vintage stuff at fairly reasonable prices. We picked up some wooden cattail wall decor, a brass figurine, and a fireplace set. This is by far the best vintage in the area!

The staff is amazing! Such a beautiful shop, will definitely be returning to do more shopping. The…read morejewelry and purse selection is all good quality and affordable prices

Customer service is top notch, as well as the selection, energy and sense of community. Walking…read moreinto her store was life changing, to say the least.

love this place!! i live in mcminnville and am familiar with many of the small businesses. the vibe…read moreof the store was very welcoming, the owner was very friendly and overall the stuff in the store was super cute!! tons of crystals, jewelry, incense holders and other witchy/fairy like stuff. i loved the art prints and very unique necklaces. i look forward to coming here again! :)