I was visiting family and friends in Doyle and I fell in love with Winje's store! I found some…read moreendearing and cute small gifts for my family and myself. The owners have really made a great spot to stop by!

Winje's has everything you need & more! Located down the street from the Buck Inn (a great dive…read morebar--& the only bar in town!), they sell the staples--milk, beer, snacks, propane. They also have great homemade gift items, unusual knick-knacks, guest towels, sachets, pot holders, candles, one-of-a-kind chatchkes. If you're in need of a special gift for someone, Winje's will have it. Friendly owners Steve & Eileen will make you feel welcome. Be sure to pick up a Winje's t-shirt while you're there. It's a perfect souvenir from small-town Doyle, CA.

I just stopped in and was able to find several items at great prices. The owner was in conversation…read morewith customers when I entered, and yet still made an effort to say HELLO. Store is a little dark inside, however, that just made the hunt more fun. Thanks, James and Kelly, Applegate Budget Storage, Portola

Nice lady! Bought old school CD set and heard them all the way back to camp. Little bit of…read moreeverything there. Check it out.

A cute little antique store…read more * Not huge, but some good stuff. Kinda romantic/older/country chic: flowered wallpaper and curtains, cherubs, birdhouses. * Lots of jewelry and vintage hats, which I dug. * Hiding behind the front door: a sizable collection of wedding cake toppers! (Why didn't I know this before my wedding?) * Signs and dishes and old cans with vintage food labels, oh my. VERDICT: Totally worth visiting when wandering around Downieville. Stop in! Look around! What else ya got to do?!

I bought the most beautiful silver hair barrette in this shop more than 7 years ago and I'm…read moreplanning to stop again soon for sure . And no worries my dog will stay outside with my husband , my baby has no business in an antique store because it would make problem for mama when shopping around . I'm still treasuring my silver piece , it is gorgeous , thank you .

Such a cute little out of nowhere shop! The couple that owns the store are very sweet and friendly…read morewhich is a plus! Prices aren't too bad either. Everyone should try and stop by when near the area!

Such a cute little place with the nicest owners! I bought a nice rocking chair for me and my…read morelittle baby. Very pretty and reasonably priced. They even carried it out for us! We'll be back in, very nice little place :-)

There were many things to look at, I love stores like this. I scored a Gap sweater (looked new)…read moreand a funky giraffe mug for my brother. The owner was friendly and helpful, would go back.

Found this Thrift Store out in the middle of nowhere. With that being said you'd think their prices…read morewould be more competitive. Some of their things are expensive. But they're the only Thrift Store in this tiny town. They do have a big selection of merchandise, some antiques and furniture in the back room. Wouldn't go out of my way to come here again.

Beautiful pottery and a great selection! Very nice people, too…read more One of the very best features of the farmers market.

Here's my story. i visit my local Goodwill Thrift Store most Tuesdays for the senior discount. I…read morenoticed this gentleman looking at this fine piece of pottery located on the end cap with other fine looking items. I had to wait a minute, walk down another isle to pretend i wasn't interested, until he put it back on the shelf. I quickly retrieved it before anyone else could. It was flawless! I don't think it has ever been filled. I'll remedy that. I did a web search for this item and the artist. Could not find it anywhere. So I called the artist, Joe Winter, and left a message inquiring about it's history. To my surprise he called back that evening and left a message with the history of this Ritchey Growler. It seems in 2012 the COO of Ritchey commissioned approximately 10 of these for the employees of Ritchey Bicycle. I called Joe back the next day and he was happy to chat for a while about the growler and it's history. He's a very friendly guy. I plan to visit his studio the next time i'm in the area. He also mentioned he has made growlers for some of the local breweries in the Reno/Sparks. Time for me to start a collection! And that's my story........I'm sticking with it. Thanks Joe!

An unexpected surprise in downtown Portola. I bought a number of things for a friend's house I am…read moredecorating here.....a pair of shelves and a few other "final touch" items. The store has a great selection and has a number of cute kitchen and home decor items. Staff is very nice and helpful. They even have a frequent buyer program for those who purchase often/reach a certain dollar spend. The place is MUCH bigger than it appears from the outside. There are several rooms and if you are in the area, it would be nice to pop in and check out the 3 large showrooms that wrap around the building.