This place is labeled as an antique store but is nothing like an antique store inside. Their…read moreselection was cute, but more on par with something like World Market or maybe an art sale. There were a few antiques in there, but most of their selection was not that,

This is one of the most Legendery, beautify shops I have ever visited in my life. I drove 50 miles…read moreto shop here and will do it again, many times.

Neat antique store in this small town near the Idaho border. Big toy collection towards the back of…read morethe store, a large Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys collection and many other antique/vintage books as well, lots of glassware, Avon collectibles, thimbles, antique 78 RPM records from the early 1900s, and much more. Cats follow you around in this place so be aware if you have allergies to cats. Service was OK as well.

The Dusty Attic is a charming antique store with such fair prices! Most recently, I got a vintage…read morewaterfall-style bedside table for $20. Love it. Definitely worth a stop if you're passing through.

Brett B had the best review for this store. Please read his review below!…read more As far as thrift stores go this is surprisingly good. Probably due to the large amount of students donating random items. You have the normal Pullman, Moscow, and Palouse residents plus all students and faculty for the universities. The store has a good amount of turnover so each visit is opening a mystery box. Still if you are willing to take some time you can really find some Palouse Treasures. Bad joke I know. No parking lot so you'll have to park on the street right out front. If you are donating you can bring things in the front or round back up the hill. Official donation drop off location where they'll do a tax write off form if requested. Two floors. The bottom floor contains clothes, music, video tapes, and the occasional vase or trinket your Grandmother kept on every table and windowsill. Upstairs mostly furniture but also books, more tapes, cassettes and vinyl records, electronics, space heaters, dishes and silverware and board games. Things in stock rotate regularly but the layout i just described by floor is generally kept.

Amazing! Has very good finds, for so cheap! Although can be messy at times, but it's a smallish…read morebusiness so I can't blame them!

The Moscow Goodwill is certainly on the upper end of Goodwill locations as far as being presentable…read moreand well-maintained. I make a point of stopping by pretty much every time I cross into the city, and virtually always find something. Were I writing this last summer or fall I'm certain I'd have given 4 or 5 stars, but the biggest plus they had going for themselves -- a cheap and decent selection of vinyl records -- has done a complete 180 over the past six months. For a time, I could go in and find something decent to awesome literally each time visiting, week after week, and at 49 cents per LP couldn't have been happier! However, sometime last autumn they stopped putting out new record stock almost completely. Maybe a new one here or there, but rarely anything that was actually worth more than the 49 cent price tag. The only time a sizable amount of new stock was put out was for Christmas, and at least last visit that was pretty much all that was still out. I mentioned the change to employees a couple times, but to no avail. On the plus side, there is incredible turnover in books, so I almost always will find a handful to buy there. A big part of this is that they keep to the 99 cent paperback / $1.99 hardcover price scheme, compared to some other Goodwill locations that do $1.99 paperbacks / $2.99 hardcovers and have the same books hang around forever because they lose sight of that their business is being a thrift store. The Moscow location also has decent turnover in board games, and they're almost never more than $3.99 per game. Even better, the staff actually takes care to keep them shelved nicely, so despite being adjacent to kids' toys the area never looks like it was hit by an atomic bomb as tends to be the case at other Goodwill locations.

Employee at the self service bins was very rude and careless. Needs training in customer service.read more

Have bought lots of treasures from Dottie. Like her Facebook page for previews! Great place!read more

Very nice employees...and great prices too! They have lots of selections! Nicely organized!read more

Staff great, lots of other choices besides clothes. Location good and pricing is fair with a good…read morevalue /price ratio

You can always find SOMETHING at storm cellar. It probably won't be what you're looking for, but…read morewho can say no to duckling socks?

I Love this Store. I buy all my clothes and shoes there. But…read more, since the remodel the prices have gone up, some prices are laughable! U could buy some things new for the same price at Wal-mart. I dress well but to shop there u must know quality, & brands,& the store's sales! Visit often & know a bargain.

Great friendly service. Great selection. Good causes to shop there. They have great attention to…read morevalue and detail.

Very cute place! Right in downtown so it's easy to go in and go to other places if you want to…read more They had a lot of quality items! Prices were very varying. Some cheaper prices but some pieces were $100+. This is more of an upscale boutique type thrift store. But they did have stuff under $20 as well! More geared toward a funky style though for sure. I liked it a lot! I would go back.

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