This place is giant! Upstairs is all furniture and downstairs has even more furniture and a large…read moreclothing section. Such an awesome selection of items and such a wide variety of styles. A little something for everyone. Prices vary but overall pretty reasonable, especially for such unique pieces. Will definitely be back when I need a unique furniture item. Really enjoyed this store!

4 stars for selection. I love searching for interesting furniture and the choices change often…read morehere. 2 stars for the service. I don't remember ever being greeted when popping in and a few months ago, an employee sitting at a desk responded in a snooty, snarky way when my husband inadvertently wandered toward an area apparently intended for employees. So, actually, 2 stars is generous. I wandered in again today (see above for selection) and found a few pieces I could definitely see in my house. Then I remembered the visit with my husband and left. Feeling welcomed is very important.

I love this little spot! Always a great selection of little treasures and one of the few shops left…read morewith very reasonable prices!

We've walked by this shop a few times when having lunch/dinner next door at Barrel Mountain Brewing…read moreso we decided to pop-in one day when we had some extra time to spare. There is a lot packed into this store...lots of vintage, antique and new/newer items on consignment...some stuff is from the 80's but a lot is older. They also have clothing as well. Not all the vendors do as nice of a job organizing their stuff in their booths as others, but if you like searching for treasures then you will certainly enjoying perusing the items here.

I was peering at a cute piece of distressed furniture on Craigslist the other night. Sort of a…read moreteal, burnished armoire thingy that someone spruced up and was selling for $500. Like Dr. Who's bow tie, it was COOOOO-OOOOL. WHAT THE HELL IS THAT? said husband, dropping his laundry basket on the floor. It's cute, it's "anthropologie style". What does that mean?he said. "I don't think it's cute. It's hideous." Software engineers. Go figure. Showing him the Anthropoligie website, he said, "People pay MONEY for that?It's old beat up stuff." After trying to explain to him the virtues of character, personality, patina, interest, charm vs. new, utilitarian, clean, etc. etc. i sort of gave up on him. Yes, dude, yes they do. But I don't like to pay that much. I like funky, fun, little stores with hidden treasures. Speaking of which, I had been driving past this store for weeks, always just missing their open hours. It's in a bizarre place, on the corner of West Union and Cornelius Pass Road, by Allstate. Across from where Sweet Oregon Grill used to be (RIP, sniffle sigh). I finally got in there, and I was so right to be excited, this fun little store is loaded with treasures. Stressed, shabby chic, kitschy, cute, adorable, wonderful, REASONABLE, little treasures. I picked up a wooden book shelf for a pittance. I plan to paint it. It's going to hold stuff. Maybe more stuff from this store? Apparently, the woman who runs it ( wasn't there when I was in) specializes in painting old things and making them awesome. You can tell, there are a lot of awesome one of a kind things in here, including garden art,old jewelry, wall art, painted letters, lamps, pillows, little adorable wooden boxes that are actually CD holders but look like bird houses, you know. NEATO stuff. I saw something else in there I really wanted. I have to figure out how to justify it. Hubby? well, he can go buy some more stainless steel shelving for the garage. BO-Ring.

When I work in this area, there's not much to do that doesn't take up the better part of my lunch…read morehour. However, I had to pat myself on the back today because I remembered to come to this funky fun store and wander through the shop and shop. I didn't buy anything today, but I think it's one to keep on my list because I have friends and family who would be very pleased to get something from Wink (and I'd be perfectly happy to buy myself something there as well). There is a melange of vintage and antique items and upcycled items made by the owner. The items made or upcycled by the owner are very nicely done, very professional looking, and prices are quite reasonable. I really liked her handmade jewelry and various painted pieces of furniture. There's an excellent assortment of vintage/antique goodies, and I saw a pitcher and glass set that I think my grandmother had in her kitchen back in the day. Her nice vintage lamps are pretty and in great shape; I have a friend obsessed by vintage lamps, so this is the place to tell her about to feed her habit. One thing I appreciate about WINK is that its clean and well-dusted; I don't sneeze or cough here, an usual state of affairs for me when I shop in a lot of vintage/antique shops. The store owner is very friendly, but not intrusive. I stopped to look at a grouping of pictures on the wall and she told me the stories about how the pictures were of her mom's first couple of stores and then her first WINK store in Lake Oswego. It was pleasant to hear the story. I enjoy back stories and personal histories and it's the perfect way to draw people in without having to do the old hard sell; nothing better than just keeping it natural and going with the flow. She is also very knowledgeable about her items and can answer questions quickly with a wealth of information. I'm sure I will be back to buy from this great shop because of its items perfect for many friends and families, but also because of the owner and her excellent brand of interacting with people turning it into acustomer service art form. Be sure to stop and shop here and enjoy everything.

What an amazing jewel in the downtown Battleground. They carry locally made clothing and home…read moreaccessories, including this cool collection of leather goods. Highly recommend!

I love this store. Interesting mix of new and old pieces. They have a nice touch when it comes to…read morerefurbishing old pieces of furniture. The store is well-laid out, and brightly lit, and there are so many good pieces here. I am looking forward to coming back soon!

I found this thrift store by accident and what a wonderful operation. I admire their dedication to…read morethose in need and have been in often when they are with their clients choosing their allotted amount of clothing. This is SO much better than Goodwill and I have just started donating only here. The good news? $3 Thursday. Yep. Any clothing item marked $19.95 or less sells for $3 on Thursdays. Obviously it's busier then but still easy to shop. It's easy to donate and then walk across the street and replace your stuff with more stuff HAHA

Love it. Highly recommend going and looking for some great deals and some good finds.read more

Best consignment store in town, always so organized and stocked with the best brands! All the…read moreladies who work there give the best and clearest communication on what they carry in stock and what they do/don't take for their consignment process! They were so friendly to me while I shopped as well!

I had a disappointing first experience here. I brought in two bags baby clothes (sizes 6-18 months)…read morethat were clean, organized, and folded neatly. Before leaving them, I was given the general explanation of how the buying/consignment process works. The woman doing the intake told me they were only taking seasonal items (fall/winter) and said that information was available on their website. I checked the website afterward and was unable to find that information posted. I also was not told that there was a "baby clothing buying freeze" or that baby items were not currently being accepted. If I had known that upfront, I would not have spent the time bringing everything in and leaving it for review. I was contacted later and told they couldn't take anything because they were on a baby clothing buying freeze, and that holiday items would not be purchased until September. That information would have been helpful to know before drop-off. I also received my clothes back unfolded and messy, despite bringing them in neatly folded. I understand that resale shops have to make decisions about what inventory they need, but clear communication about what categories and seasons you are currently accepting, especially before customers spend time sorting, folding, and hauling in bags of items, would make for a much better experience.

The Estate Sale I just exited is the most organized, fair priced, thoughtful, comprehensive,…read morefriendly & helpful sale that I have ever attended. It's in Brush Prarie, WA. Well done, to everone involved!!

Great display of items which makes it easy to shop. The pricing is competitive and fair. The staff…read moreare all friendly and helpful

This was our first visit to Nifty & Thrifty. I was not aware that is a non-profit that benefits 22…read morecharities. What a great, clean shop, with lots to look at including tableware, music, clothing and knickknacks, all beautifully displayed. The interesting thing about this store, is that you can designate the charity who will benefit from your donation as well as your purchases. The staff is all volunteer and so nice. I will be back to look for more treasures.

This place is more delusional than Goodwill. VHS tapes for 3 dollars should tell you everything you…read moreneed to know. Also T shirts starting at 5.99. Yikes.