We came in as a family as visitors to Ocean Shores, 5 of us, and it ended up being one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. From the moment we walked in, it was clear the shop is run with real care and intention--everything felt thoughtfully arranged, giving it a curated aesthetic rather than the usual clutter you might expect. The store really shines in its housewares section, with a great selection that felt like a mix of practical finds and unique pieces--almost like a bit of Seattle charm made its way to the coast. The ladies behind the counter were genuinely friendly and welcoming, which made browsing even more enjoyable. Prices were low compared to the Goodwills we go to, and we had a great time digging through all the little treasures. It's the kind of place where you can easily lose track of time just exploring. Overall, we found Anchor Thrift to be a fun, friendly spot that we look forward to visiting again.

Great stuff. All sales help the local people who need help with rent, utilities, etc!read more

Oh boy. I have been…read morehere once and probably won't return because it was so dirty and disorganized. Small store with 80% of it being clothes.

The people taking donations are some of the most incompetent people I think I've ever seen. Wanted…read moreto donate some things today, 10-21-24 after work 4:45ish. There were 4 cars in line before me, so instead of blocking the entrance to the actual "Goodwill" store side I decided to pull in front. I let every car go first before me that had been there prior, and when it was my turn I got out to explain I had some things to donate (in the mean time as the cars that were there before me started leaving, new cars were pulling up in their spot). The woman working seemed very confused, and informed me that "I can't take your stuff, you need to turn around and go to the back if this line." Like I had not been parked there the entire time. She was extremely flustered and for the life of her couldn't understand why my car was in front. NOT ROCKET SCIENCE LADY! I guess this teaches me something though trying to donate things. There needs to be some serious training basic training, or atleast a competencey test I guess. I was simply not trying to block the sliding doors to the entrance of the actual shop area by pulling foward. I'll find somewhere else to donate my things, this place is a joke, if you want to donate something save yourself the headache and avoid.

This place is NOT closed…read more It is the cutest antique/vintage store I've seen in years. The owner Barbara is so nice and the items are eclectic, beautiful, and interesting. She has everything displayed wonderfully. Perhaps it was closed during the winter months when business is very slow in coastal villages? But it's definitely open now! Please visit it, it's a great place.

The Boardwalk Bungelows are the multi colored shops at 359 on the Boulevard…read more Unit F is hidden in the rear. Lots of great Antiques and Vintages purses. Terrific Shop

The guy who owns this place "Mr.Wacky" AKA James is a guy with a good heart. He is involved with…read morethe local food bank and a radio station. He has just about anything you may need and he is very reasonably priced. I'm Jewish so I know a thing or two about price . Pay him a visit , say hello and take a look through his store. Great environment

We love the Wacky Warehouse and have been going there for years! They have everything, and I mean…read moreeverything. Whenever we forget something, the Wacky Warehouse has it, got a leak in your camper, found parts to fix it here. They always have something to buy.

Beach cruiser bikes, cheeky retro-print napkins, picnic baskets, racy novels, kitschy cards - what…read moredo all these things have in common? They can all be found in the tiny little Going Coastal shop. The shop is a whimsical, eclectic mix of true vintage items (art pieces, furniture), vintagey-looking stuff (cocktail napkins, cards, decorative accessories) and just plain fun things (plastic flamingos, candy-colored bicycles, books and magazines). All of which follows their broadly defined vision of what 'going coastal' means. From what I saw, it means grabbing a trashy novel, putting on your retro beach wear, sitting back with a cocktail and some munchies and laughing gently as the world goes by. I kind of want to go live in their world. Honestly.

Fun little shop, great items that go beyond your typical beach souvenir/gift/home decor stuff…read more Plus they have bike rentals, really cool cruiser bike rentals at that. Plus they let me borrow their tools to fix my bike!

Your male staff member that tested the bubble wands for us the weekend of June 11/12 was AMAZING!!!…read more Thank You for doing something small but very important

Said they opened at 10 am lol my bf and I have been waiting for almost 10 mins now and it's 10:10…read morethey shouldnt advertise opening at 10 and then have the doors locked still lol

Mollie's Antiques is a small shop with local flavor…read more The space is small but filled with antiques for you to quickly look at. While the shop does not offer a large selection of goods most items fall into the beach category, perfect for your beach cabin. The store is a 3-Star but I have it 4-Stars because the staff was very friendly and it's important to support local businesses.

The couple who run this are so adorable and fun. The type of people I can see myself enjoying a few…read morebeers with . Next time we go to O. S im taking my husband to meet them .

Located inside the Driftwood Mall (across from First Cabin). The store carries items from local…read morecrafters as well as framed art. Quality of the items are not first-rate, but they do carry some unique finds like pinecone owls, dish towels, American Doll clothes, Seahawks accessories and sea art. We did buy a few items to bring home to friends. Hope this little store carry more inventory and add more quality items.

Love the jewelry I've found in this shop. I also loved that there is such a variety of items in one…read morespot. I asked about the jewelry maker and apparently all the items in the store are created by local Crafters, which is cool. They also had doll clothes, dog items, framed art prints, wood creations, garden decor, home decor, gift items, etc. I got some cute handmade towels to give as a house warming gift.