Great Antique & Vintage store. This place is big! Lots of glass, clothing, furniture and…read morecollectibles. Prices were reasonable. Looks small from the outside but once you step through the doors is big. Owner is nice. Definitely worth stopping in and checking it out.

This store has well priced items. They had a one dollar section, as well as a five dollar section…read more They also had a bucket of free stuff outside their store, but I didn't go through it. I was able to get a J Crew cardigan in great condition for just a dollar. The staff doesn't really interact with you much, but I don't see how they really can at a thrift store.

This is one of my go-to thrift stores in town. 2 long racks of clothes for $1, a round rack of kids…read morestuff for a buck (although not in great condition, from what I've seen for the kids stuff in the dollar rack) and a few other racks for adults and kids of stuff mostly $3-5, a bunch new with tags. Home decor items for $1-2, a large wall of shoes that I recently scored a brand new pair of boots from for $10. While their furniture can seem overpriced for a thrift store, it's mostly new items and cheaper than you will get retail even on sale. They also have a neat little craft section, Knicknacks throughout, and fitting rooms. Worth the visit every time I go. The woman who runs the store is a sweetheart and the staff, while hands off (which I personally prefer) can be helpful and have always been kind. The proceeds here benefit charity which is a bonus, too. Great place to shop and donate.

I love coming here. There's so much stuff but it never feels chaotic or cramped. The options are…read moreawesome and I always find something in one of the stalls. Polly is also such a nice person and genuinely wants to help people. Her prices for sellers are really reasonable.

I wanted to come in and like it so much! I couldn't stand being in the store for more than 5…read moreminutes due to the overwhelming smell of a really bad artificial scent that made me feel very sick. Couldn't stay in the store if I wanted to. I would imagine anything you buy from there would have the same scent. I really wanted to make this a regular stop in town. Bummer.

Love this antique spot! They have numerous vendors with many things to choose from. My little…read moresister loves coming here with me and finding loved items from previous owners and give them a new life. The staff are amazing, friendly and are willing to help you find what you want!

We always stop in here to shop when we come to town. It's so much fun to meet friends and have…read morelunch and do some antiquing! I love how this shop seems to go on and on as you wander through looking for treasures! The prices are fair, and everything is neat and clean. This time a found a great like new Christmas Tablecloth, a smaller one, just the size I was wanting! The staff are always helpful and friendly. If you are looking for some place to enjoy an afternoon, come shop in Kalama and have lunch, breakfast, dinner... shop and relax.

Great place!!! Clean, organized. Welcoming space. Love…read moresupporting local business. Incredible selection. Knowledgable & helpful staff. Prices are fantastic. Easy, free parking around the corner. Bakery, cafe, book store on the same block.

I appreciate integrity and I got it here. I had my machine in for service and the feed dogs were…read morenot great. It's an expensive fix, but much cheaper than buying a new machine. It is only worth fixing on my machine if the rest of the machine is in decent shape. Victor checked it out and found it is worth fixing. But before going to that expense he did all he could to give them a bit more life. I'm sure I will have them replaced relatively soon. He could have encouraged me to buy a new machine instead, which would have benefited the store and cost me much more. He didn't do that. I so appreciate his honesty.

In December 2024 I purchased a very expensive Embroidery and Sewing Machine (about $8,000.00) from…read morethis store. At the time of purchase I was given excellent service. I later returned to the store to purchase fabric and other items. July 29, 2025 I purchased some items including a ruler that cost $42.50 + tax. When I got home I realized I already had the ruler and about 1 week later tried to return it in it's UNOPENED package (I live in the hills so it is about a 30 minute drive to the store so I didn't immediately try to return the item). I was told they do not give cash refunds, only store credit because, quote "some people abused the return policy". This is a violation of Washington State Law but they don't care. I took the following information from Washington's Consumer Protection Agency's site: 1. Disclose the return policy: Retailers must clearly communicate their return policy to customers before they make a purchase. This can be done through signs in the store, information on the receipt, or on the retailer's website. 2. How many days does a customer have to return a product under Washington's consumer protection regulations? Under Washington's consumer protection regulations, a customer has seven business days to return a product for any reason. 9. Minimum Return Policy Disclosures - Retailers must clearly display their store's minimum return policy -- whether it is no refund at all or store credit only -- on all signs and receipts. I have decided to keep the ruler and never do business with them again. Nowhere is it posted in their store about the return policy, it is attached to the receipt which you get AFTER you have paid for the product making it non-returnable. Of course, I doubt that they care if I come back because they already got the big money from me.

Staff was friendly and helpful, store was neat and organized. Most of the prices were at least…read morefair, with a number of really good deals. You can't come to discount or liquidation stores with an agenda, and you have to have your common sense meter turned up, but you can get really lucky and find some cool things. I got a slightly dinged, but brand new Martha Stewart 10qt stock pot for $18.