I'm unable to make a full review as this business is moving. When we went in, they were mostly…read morepacked up. They had some items out, a smattering, and a clearance room in the back that consisted mainly of Christmas items. The biggest draw for us was that the business is/was located in an old bank building. They still have the old safes, which is very cool and worth the trip just for that. The store will be moving to a new location in Bremerton, and back to normal appearance there, I'm supposing. We didn't get anything. Seemed a bit pricey still. I'm not an antique-er but a small paperweight for 22 dollars seemed like a lot.

While there's admittedly not an overwhelming amount of engaging customer service, the space was…read morereally cool to explore. My husband and I both felt it had an almost museum feel to it (especially with the bank vault in the center of the store). We also thought pricing (at least on furniture pieces - which is what we were shopping) was reasonable. We didn't ultimately find what we were looking for on this trip, but we'd certainly stop-in again. Pro-Tip: Be careful navigating some of those narrow back halls. It almost feels like a "breakables" obstacle course in parts.

Very friendly staff. Always helpful if you're looking for a certain item. The prices are not set by…read morethe staff but by each individual "space" renter. There are often big markdowns and sales when space renters are trying to move items. This is a true Port Orchard gem with amazing parking availability right in front. You'll find items for everyone from fishing gear to jewelry to dolls to antiques! Furniture, music, housewares, linens, clothing etc.

This is a consignment shop in port orchard has several vendors great prices. Fun environment staff…read morefor the most part is helpful and fun.

Lots of great stuff , especially men's big and tall clothes. Was visiting from CA and this store is…read moreway better than the GW thrift stores at home

It appears they need to stencil "compact" on many of their stalls in the parking lot. Parking my…read morevan was difficult. Many of the workers ran right into me, some appologizing, some not. They must have been terribly behind in order to completely disregard their customers like that. Super bizarre. I found a nice ensemble I wanted to purchase after combing the store and finally had to use the restroom. There are large signs that say "restroom", pointing down a corridor. After traveling all the way down the corridor, the door was locked, with a sign that said to see an associate. I walk back towards the store from the corridor and see the mistake . . . There indeed were signs in the hallway that specified a code was needed, but in a small font, shadowed by the huge restroom font with arrows. After the parking, getting ran Into multiple times by employees, walking down a long corridor to poop, just to have it locked with small signage, I left my products and walked immediately out of the door. I probably wont visit for a couple years so that they can terminate, retrain, resign, etc. If you like associates completely disrespecting you and running into you, this is your store!

I'm leaving this review because my experience with this estate sale/auction company was stressful,…read moreunnecessarily complicated, and ultimately cost us money. My husband and I won nearly $500 worth of items in their Bainbridge Island auction. We live on Camano Island, so pickup required a ferry trip and significant travel time. The night before pickup, we noticed fraudulent activity on our bank account and our bank froze our cards. On the way to pickup, we contacted the company to explain that we would pay in cash. We were told they do not accept cash (or any payment) at the pickup site and were instructed to go to Walmart, buy a gift card, and use it to pay online before we could receive our items. This was odd, but we did it, which delayed us. After payment, we called again to confirm and to say we would be late. We were told it was fine and they would wait. While waiting for the ferry, we called once more to keep them updated. At that point they asked us to come the next morning at 9:00 a.m. instead, which we agreed to. The next morning we arrived early, but the ferry filled up and we had to wait for the next sailing. We immediately contacted the company, apologized, and explained we would arrive about 20 minutes after 9:00. During the ferry ride we received a text saying we had 90 minutes to remove our items. When we arrived, the person on site repeatedly emphasized the 90-minute limit and was rude from the start. Our items were spread throughout a three-story house, and access was only through the garage, so we were running up and down stairs and working as fast as we physically could. As the 90 minutes approached, he repeatedly demanded we choose items to "leave behind," even though we were actively moving everything out and had no intention of abandoning anything we paid for. As such we attempted to remove what we could from inside the house and placed those items next to our car to load. When the 90 minutes ended, he told us we could not take any more of our purchased items and forced us to leave items behind, even the items that we had removed but were not "in our car". He began taking those items we had already carried downstairs and were loading into our car and carried them back into the house. He also ripped a box out of my husband's hands as he was placing it in our trunk. A neighbor, who witnessed what was happening, kindly offered to let us park in his driveway so we could finish packing quickly without blocking anything. The company representative then told us we could not go to the neighbor's driveway and threatened to call the police--then actually did. When the police arrived, the neighbor confirmed we had permission to be there, and the officers told us (correctly) that this was a civil issue to work out with the company, not a police matter. Once we got home and accounted for what we were allowed to take versus what we were forced to leave, we calculated that about $180 worth of items we paid for were kept from us. To make matters worse, many of the items we did receive were not as described and/or not working. I understand "as-is" policies and that estate sales operate on tight schedules, but the way this was handled was hostile and unreasonable--especially given that we were present, working quickly, and communicating throughout the entire process. Over the past 10+ years we have worked with hundreds of estate and auction sellers and have never had an experience as disturbing as this. I strongly recommend that anyone considering bidding with this company read their contract carefully and understand that they may enforce it in a way that benefits them rather than trying to find a reasonable solution. Also worth noting: they have a physical store, so items they deem "abandoned" may simply be resold.

This place is so amazing. Definitely stop by. Once we entered the store the lady at the front…read moregreeted us and welcomed us in. She was so nice. There is so much to look at. Prices are very decent.

This used to be a good store to buy building parts. However over a year ago, they changed managers…read moreand now the store has gone downhill. It is now just a junk parts store where they don't inventory to scrap parts not selling and keep items where you can find them. They also changed sales personnel who are now not helpful and the sales clerks are rude and unfriendly. Their prices are now extremely high, almost like retail like Lowes. This is why I hardly see anyone buying there now. They need to return to their original business model.

If I can give them negative Stars I would! Me and my wife…read morewent in there for the first time very excited about all the stuff and how well priced it was and for some reason have to workers we're stalking us following us every turn we made very rude very judgmental and quite honestly I expect more from a store like habitat for Humanity where everything is donated and I'm a paying customer!

This Goodwill, I feel is very well organized. There didn't seem to be a lot of larger furniture but…read morea lot of the furniture is at the front of the store instead of the back where is normally is. I guess that's good because then you can or have a store associate carry it straight out to your car instead of pulling it around the back or whatever. The only thing I didn't like is that the aisle are too tight. I mean, there are a lot of items on the racks but the racks are too close together so if someone comes down the aisle with a cart then you're screwed and have to play that game of chicken to see who's going to back out first. Slowly creeping closer and closer down the aisle until one of you decides to back on out. I went on a weekend and it was a price explosion. True that many of the GW's in the area have higher prices. I think pricing the more known name brands can be extreme at times since I can just go to a regular store and get it for that price, but even the branded apparel with higher prices wasn't too bad. The green tag sale really helped me make up my mind as well as to whether I "really" needed some things. I would say go when there are tag sales because you may be more apt to buy something. I will also say, the GW's in the area really don't skip on the tag sales. Normally you go to places like Value Village or whatever and there are like 1 or 2 items with the tag of the day on the rack. This GW was loaded with items with the right color tag. I got 15 dress shirts for a little over $9. Yeah....I know!!! Overwhelmed with emotions. All I'm saying is that the gems are not hidden. Good quality items & it doesn't smell all dank and musty. I almost shat myself when I saw VHS for 49 cent. **DECEASED*** If I'm in the area, I'll definitely go back. Good quantity of cashiers as well, so the line isn't snaking around the corner for 1 cashier.

I have found their prices to exceed brand new prices by over 500 % for a used item in fair…read morecondition. While some donated products might have a lower price, most are over priced.

Just found Ole and Inga the other day. It's on Viking Avenue near the gas station & movie theater…read more The shop is Annie Sloan chalk paint proprietor and does specialty painting workshops too. It is two rooms with mainly furniture and some decorative items. The furniture is cute vintage, with a French vibe, some painted in the Annie Sloan chalk paint, and others left with regular wood. Pieces include bureaus to vanities to tables to china cabinets and prices reflect the amount of time spent on each item. If this is your style of furniture or you love Annie Sloan paint, be sure to stop in.

What a hidden gem! Was happy to find a nice selection of items at an affordable price!read more

Great little thrift shop with VERY reasonable prices and all for a good cause. Some amazing finds…read moreif you browse the store. Parking is tight, so you may have to loop around once or twice and take note of their drop off times if making donations. My only (minor) gripe is with one of the staff members, a blonde lady, who can be fairly rude about what you're donating. My wife and I gave a Cuisinart appliance, a DeWalt cordless drill, a few odds and ends, and a pair of Wolverine work boots. The stink face she made at the boots was insulting. Before I could tell her what a used pair typically runs, she tossed them in a bin and made a bee line elsewhere. Sad. Just a week earlier, I took a few items in and everything went great with different person who was extremely appreciative.