What a great place this is! Think a thrift store with a lot of everything. This place is large, but…read moreit didn't feel overwhelming. They had a great selection of nearly everything you can think of. My fear with thrift stores is that things will be junky, and not the case at all at Village Merchants. Everything looked to be in great condition. I also thought their prices were quite fair. I had visited several other thrift stores the day of this visit, and VM were the most fairly priced. The person who rang me out was so friendly! I will absolutely be back to visit again.

This is one of the most underrated thrift stores in Portland, in my opinion. I have never visited…read moreand not found something wonderful, yet despite their great stock and downtown location, I've also never felt they were overcharging on anything I've gotten from them. I especially appriacte all of the different rooms and outdoor spaces they have. Out front you'll find furniture and clothes on sale, right inside there's a whole room of knick knacks and jewelry, followed by a room of bags and shoes, then one of clothes, an outdoor area that features outdoor and garden goods, a kitchen area, and an upstairs where you can find lamps, children's, and furniture! There is seriously a little bit of everything and it can take a couple rounds through the store to feel confident you haven't missed anything. I highly recommend stopping in!

I am so excited to learn about this place. It's got some really fun pieces (art, seating, case…read moregoods, portable lamps, hard-wired lighting, kitchenware, and a few odds + ends), a few lower priced items that you can take home to give a little love, mid-range affordable delights, and higher end gorgeous finds to make your heart sing. What I'm most excited about is that they make custom furniture and lamps. This yellow beauty is a vase made by Katie, a friendly artist and Lounge Lizard associate.

Lots of cool lamps and furniture. I particularly liked the…read moreguy at the counter he was friendly and was not pushy about making me buy anything. The photos I took don't show the different colors of the lights very well

Neat place to spend some time. Oddities, antiques, vintage…read morewear, records, furniture, & taxidermy. I enjoyed browsing the large eclectic selection of goods. Something for everyone & a great place to find a unique gift. The person working was friendly, the store has street parking. I'll definitely be back!

I wish we would have found this place a couple years ago, really fun and delightful thrift/second…read morehand store with so many cool relics from our youth. That lady who we think owns the place was real fun to get to know and we all share the same common memories of Portland in the 90s. As with any shop like this i would think the selection of stuff is subjective and changes often. Today we were impressed by good amount of records, fun cassettes and some great old clothing with some advertising places long gone like the city nightclub. Looking forward to future visits here to waste a few hours.

Offensive signage on the windows. Not sure what their mission has to do with it. I find it…read moreobjectionable and false.

While the selection is hit or miss, I usually find something of note while looking through William…read moreTemple. And while their prices have never been their highlight (looking at you, $400 dusty, beat up rug section), recently I've noticed a general price increase that I simply can't justify anymore. Their furniture especially is at a shockingly high price point for what is being offered (used, old, non-antique furniture). Their clothing section rarely has the quality required for the price point (SHEIN, mall brands, etc), and the glass/cookware has also struggled with the price increase. It's unfortunate because I always enjoy looking around, and I particularly like their book and music selection. I also can appreciate in a world of drop shipping and AI products hitting even thrift stores now, they maintain a standard above that. Of course another highlight is that their sales directly go back to the community. I can still appreciate that, and recommend a look around for that reason alone.

I celebrated my birthday this year by taking the day off from work and visiting several local…read morebusinesses that I've wanted to check out for a long time. I love thrifting and estate sale shopping, so Community Warehouse was an excellent choice for me on this special day. I love Community Warehouse's mission! It's a nonprofit furniture bank that collects home goods and redistributes them to those in need. The warehouse space in the back accepts furniture donations, and houses a large collection of pieces for their program. There is also a retail space in the front of the building where visitors can peruse estate sale home goods like furniture and decor. There is a wide variety of products to choose from, and everything I saw was in excellent condition. The store is pleasantly curated, and prices are fair and well-marked. I purchased a nightstand, and found many other items that may draw me back to the store sooner than later. I'm pleased to add Community Warehouse to my regular rotation of home goods stores I frequent.

It's ok. Definitely not a "thrift store". They get some really good things, but holy cow, their…read moreonline prices are astronomical. Prices in the store tend to be slightly more reasonable, but they are creeping up as well. I understand that they use the funds for community services, which I love, but unfortunately, my friends and I can no longer afford to spend money there. Sadly, I think my days of shopping here are over. Bums me out because I loved being able to find good, affordable items while contributing to a great cause. Now it's just no longer affordable. The volunteers I've encountered are really lovely people, and they do good things for the community. I will definitely miss it.

I always love popping into this store when I'm in the area. The parking is a hassle, but I promise…read moreit's worth it once you go inside. There's two floors- downstairs as the majority of their clothes and accessories and the upstairs is filled with furniture and other knickknacks. The prices vary, but I've snagged fairly priced goodies here :) there's fitting rooms downstairs! staff is always super kind.

I've been coming to Rerun for years and it's always been one of my favorite thrifts. It's been a…read morefew since my last visit and this was a new location for me. The space is huge! They have a pretty good selection of a lot of different things. They also have house plants (real) randomly spread out for purchase. I did think their prices were a bit high for a thrift store. We had been to a few others the day of this visit that were more fairly priced than Rerun is. Did I still buy something? Yes I did! And the person who rang me out was very nice. I'll be back but would check a few other places before Rerun for price consciousness.

Wow... this is the Goodwill of Goodwills: a Goodwill Outlet Store. I'm in awe…read more Sold by the pound, you dig through bins of unsorted junk discarded by strangers. I found a funeral program (RIP Jim) next to a gorgeous high end basket with leather straps next to a broken toy. One step up from dumpster diving, you can find some gems next to literal trash, but at least there are no raccoons. My super cute Pac-Man lamp was $1.62.

I visited the Goodwill bins with the intention of finding some cute house decor and clothing…read more Initially, I was a little overwhelmed by the sheer amount of STUFF! This place was packed with bins, and the workers added new bins every so often. I went around 10am, but the store was already fairly busy, and people definitely crowded the new bins as they came out. If you're visiting the bins for the first time, I would recommend going in with a plan. What type of items do you want? Will you stick with your friends or branch out? Are you going to race to the new bins, or wait for the rush of people to die down and then pick through? I have heard some gross stories about people finding used underwear or other sketchy items in the bins, but I did not experience this. Most of the items were super clean. Some were a little broken (for example, a broken appliance), but nothing absolute trash-worthy was in there. Rating 3 stars because most of the clothing was for children or grandmas, and I wished there had been more cute adult clothing.

Pretty neat little thrift shop, emphasis on little!…read more Despite their small size, this store is packed to the brim with curated goodies in an organized fashion. They've got at least couple of everything - artwork, dishes, trinkets, books, furniture - and a lot of VHS/DVDs and clothes. Some of the clothes are in bins so you get the satisfying feel of the hunt! I get the feeling that if you don't find what you want amongst their supplies, you can ask the owner who's working the front desk and they'll know if they have it or they'll be willing to keep an eye out for it. The team working here is incredibly friendly, and will greet you as you come in and head out. In my short time browsing, they had several regulars come in who they greeted by name and knew what sorts of items they were looking for. Prices were totally reasonable. If I lived closer I would come back more often, but I'll definitely keep this shop in mind when I'm in the area or having a thrifting day.

The staff are so polite and pleasant! We walked in and were immediately greeted and offered…read moreassistance. Stopped by on a whim to check out some knickknacks. They had a ton of cool goods to look through from books, toys, clothes, etc. the prices were also priced fair.

Came here looking for collectibles and found more than expected. Maybe not a TON of toys and…read morecollectibles, but definitely some valuable ones. There was also some artist vendors selling their work which was much more interesting than a typical vintage mall. The service was helpful, if help was needed it was definitely not hard to ask.

Steve and I just stumbled across the building for this vintage mall that is located right in…read moredowntown Tigard while waking to a brewery. This place is really cool as yes... it is highly vintage oriented merchandise but we noticed more artsy and crafty items that were for sale too that were amazingly cool. So that added a further unique spin to this place. Also there was a plant vendor too that sold lots of different kind of little cactuses in various colored shades which further enhanced this place. I saw things of a vintage nature I liked... which were mainly old action figures... that was a lot of fun to browse through checking out all of those!

Great shop, great service, cute clothes, and money goes towards a good cause. They accept donations…read morefor all seasons.

Great little clothing recycler with vintage finds for men and women helping to reduce waste and…read moreimprove your style! I traveled from Seattle forgetting to pack a belt. Found an amazing horse hair belt for $12 and Van Heusen shirt about the same that actually fits my 6'5" frame perfectly! This is a non-profit and can always use you donations and business.