We have dropped many things off here over the past 10 years. The items we have donated include…read morelarge pieces of furniture, clothing, decorating items and miscellaneous pieces. They are consistently nice and I think they do a really good job of trying to accommodate all donations. I don't blame them for being selective and rejecting items that I think are perfectly useful. Their explanations make sense and I respect their position. We are very fortunate to have this business serving the Fraser area.

These people make you feel like a criminal for dropping off nice stuff. I stopped by in the…read moremorning and they told me to bring my one bag of summer clothes back that afternoon. I live a half hour away. They said I should have called first. I did, many times, their phone was not working. (They knew that.)

Ngl, I was expecting prices to be much higher at a thrift store in Steamboat so I was a happy gal…read moreafter shopping here. Over inflated prices on some items but all in all, great finds. I got a pair of Allbirds for $8 and found multiple outdoor brands like Marmot, Patagonia, Columbia etc for under $15. They also offer a coupon to use for your next visit if you spend more than $25 in one visit.

Every summer when we go to Colorado, I make sure that we stop by and shop here.... always and…read moreadventure and I have found a few treasures!

Very spacious, multi room thrift store benefiting . Plan on spending some time to go thru each…read morethemed room! Sporting equipment, pets, household, accessories, shoes, everything you could think of except furniture. Everything I go there I am greeted with a friendly, helpful welcome.

This place was on our list to check out since we were in the area. I really wanted to finding…read moresomething unique and interesting that was from this area. We came here with no expectations just browsing. It was a bit pricey for what they were offering. There was a full room of men's and women's clothing another one filled with toys, appliances and other random items. Then we went into another room that had what they considered higher end items some jewelry, name brand clothes and games. I actually found something that I didn't know that I needed. I found a nice backgammon game which I bought right away. This was definitely an interesting place to visit.

Horrible customer service and very unfriendly. Went in to the store looking to buy ski gear with 4…read morefriends. It was just us in the shop, one friend answered a work phone call, after about 2 minutes of being on the phone, this old man with long hair and gray beard shoved this tiny card in her face that said "take your phone call outside for the privacy of our guests." Excuse me, but there was no one in the shop except our friends that is not how you handle customers who are willing to spend money at your store. Will not return!

THIS PLACE IS SO COOL!!!!!!!!!!!! My friends and I got jackets and a shirt that were owned by an…read moreOLYMPIAN. They have the rings and everything!! The owner is so nice too. There's also a little art gallery in the back that's so cool - definitely check that out. They have a large cassette collection, which I liked, and their clothes selection is solid. And don't forget that they sell flowers!!

Love this place so much. Amazing staff and great selections at great prices!! Discounts on…read morediscounts (especially on Sunday funday!). They also like to keep stuff moving so everything is relatively new to the store. Great finds on my first visit. Plus of course the iguana!

First of all I just love seeing the local iguana homes in the back!!! He is huge and beautiful!…read moreThere are always sales and interesting finds here. The owner has an eclectic mix of goods in store. I was excited to find a hand painted vase from his mother! I always stop here when visiting Silverthorne!!

I went there looking for ski pants for my kids and potentially myself given that they are located…read moreso close to ski slopes. I'm from Indiana and they're not a common item in thrift stores there. I was pleasantly surprised in the organization, the volume of items and then ended up walking out with much more than I came for.

Useful selection of home goods, clothing and sports equipment. Prices higher than expected. Senior…read morediscount and Wednesday local day. Limited children's department. My favorite store in the area, as shopping options are limited. Proceeds to charity. We donate there often.

Very fair prices! I bought a couple Xbox games here and one didn't work, so I brought it back, they…read morewere so helpful and nice! Customer service is as good as it gets!

From the owner: In just a few years of taking care of our customers and treating everyone with total respect, we've…read morequickly become the #1 pawn shop in northwest Colorado. Customer service is our #1 priority.

Stopped in to get some hiking gear/winter wear after realizing how ill-prepared we were for our…read morecross-country road trip. Found everything we needed & more! Possibly one of the best thrift shops I have ever hit! If you're looking for something specific or in hopes to find some unique statement pieces to add to your collection; this is the place to stop at!

Great non-profit thrift shop. Stopping in a seeing what is new here is not a good idea because you…read morealways find something I can not live without. This place is run off of donations from the public. You just never what you will find. Packed with products from clothing to shoes to bikes to chairs and TV to toys. Supporting this place helps to give back the community. Well worth stopping to see if their is something you can not live without.

The very best clothing store in Steamboat! And it's a local business. The quality of the clothes is…read moreconsistently high. No Christmas sweaters! I really like that the clothing racks are sorted by color as well as size.

Have been to the Dejavu in Cherry Creek so I was excited to see it here in Steamboat!…read more I like how everything is organized and displayed. They have a variety of items from sweatshirts, purses, necklaces and other accessories. I found very fun hats there and good quality coats. I do want to mention that Dejavu are donated items that are of a higher quality that are donated to Goodwill so a little disappoint seeing how high the prices are. Most of the fur coats were about $1,000 if not higher. The service was professional and quick- I did not end up getting anything because felt it was highly priced (only thing I liked were a pair of sunglasses that were $200) but as it's in a mountain town I can understand the need for the higher prices. Overall a fun boutique to browse while in town!