Crowded to the point you can't move without bumping into things. Way overpriced for a "thrift"…read morestore. Has items on sale that were originally free (like incentive gifts) or from the dollar store and charges $4 or more for them. Also, the hours are very limited and a bit erratic. Owner doesn't engage much with you. It's a good place to go if you have lots of time to look for the right item, but it's too overstocked for real browsing. Finally, the sign says "Supporting our community," but this does not appear to be a charity type store.

staff is sooo nice, lady greeted us at door. i'm 17, so i don't find much at stores like this, but…read moreif you really look there are many things that you can find! i found this u i guess shirt and i love it!

I love the idea of helping a worthwhile charity as well as buying quality used verses new. The…read moreHabitat Boutique allows me to do both. While they do not deliver, they do provide a list of services that do. The associates are up beat and helpful. I check the store regularly and have purchased some beautiful items from them.

From the owner: The Sequim Habitat Boutique Store is not like your typical Habitat store. We are an extension of…read morethe Port Angeles store and specialize in fine furniture and home decor.

The people were fantastic, really ,really nice,place was very clean an organized will definitely go…read moreback

A small volunteer-driven thrift shop with a big heart. Just off the main drags, you'll find this…read morelittle white house with a few parking spaces (there's abundant street parking). In the bedrooms, kitchen, and living room, you'll find a wide array of items (clothing, housewares, sporting goods, books, art, etc. Everything priced to go. And don't even think about shoplifting here -- these ladies don't play that.

Great store. Big, lots of stuff, prices seemed really good, and we got some treasures. If I lived…read morein the area, I'd definitely shop here from time to time.

I find the best vintage clothes at a very reasonable price. Today's garments are made so cheap and…read moreare so shoddy, but buying vintage you really get a bargain. I find designer jeans that fit perfectly. I also buy my vintage Xmas ornaments at Serenity and occasionally just shopping around I find that perfect vase, or frame, something unique. The shop is clean, and very well organized.

My wife loved to go to this store, except when the unpleasant woman is there with curly red hair…read moreand a cold demeanor. She'd go here to relax and find treasures. Now she immediately comes back to the car, saying that "that woman is there". I guess she is not only unpleasant but also inflates prices to an unreasonable point.

What a wonderful place to go! Search the far reaching corners for surprises galore. It is so much…read morefun I hate to share my enthusiasm, might become too crowded.

A typical Washington state Goodwill. Annoying that they don't have bathrooms or fitting rooms, but…read moreotherwise we found some treasures and then were on our way.

The Goodwill is not good or bad. The employees are sometimes mean but some of them are nice. The…read moreitems that they have are sometimes a little bit weird. Also the have a big selection of things that are new from Dollar tree or Target. The price for it is more then you buy it for at the store it self.

RIP OFF They accepted some merchandise from me; the total…read moreretail amount was $200. They sold the products and refused to give me my share because their accounting records were inaccurate. Very poorly managed business. If you drop something off, GET A RECIPT!RIP OFF

As others have said, this store is completely a rip off and should be investigated. Something of…read moremine sold for $7 but they give you no money until you have a $10 credit no matter how long it's been that you only have $7. For me, almost a year. I went back last month, still no $7. I brought 2 pair of brand new pants in that I didn't care for. They have not "sold " supposedly and still can even get the $7. I could have my pants back, but could not find them. And I was told the consignment clothing has a "shelf life" and I don't know where it goes. Once I was told 2 t-shirts were thrown away. I kept going back. NEVER AGAIN. YES the staff at the counter is very nice, but who ever is the person in charge is an unkind human being.

I gave a honest review several yrs ago on this business however it was not pleasing to the owner…read more Instead of being a caring individual he was even ruder the next time I was in. When you think you're the only shoe repair man in town. As a business owner you have a choice to be a human or a jerk , he chose to tell me he did not want to serve me, my club foot was too difficult for his art. Talk about discrimination , sorry I was not a biker. You did me a favor. Be aware!! Keep it simple for him or he won't be able to do the job!

Randy shows skills of a master at his craft…read more I brought in a tired pair of Wolverine 1000-mile boots that had been neglected for 10+ years, asking him to replace the leather sole with a vibram half-sole. I was not prepared for the absolute show-stopper that he produced. Not only does sole look even better than what I'd expect from the factory, but he reconditioned the whole boot. These boots look better than the day I bought them. For the amazing work he puts out, I'd fully expect to pay double the price. It's obvious he puts in a huge amount of care and attention to each detail, and the professional pride absolutely comes through. I'm moving away soon but I intend to package and ship all my boots to him in the future. He is that good.