I love this store. Always seeing cool stuff in this store. A must to stop by when going thru…read morebandon. It's not just a second hand store. There are antiques and other neat stuff too.

I can not recommend them enough ! The owners and staff are fabulous, just an excellent shopping…read moreexperience and So Many Solutions from this store. Even recently brought home a mirror for my up-do bath and it fits perfectly and enhances the room. Don't pass them up, you'll love the experience.

A great place to get supplies, and even more importantly, advice. Knowledge, friendly staff (Ava)…read morealways willing to help or answer a question. Along with supplies and advice they offer beautiful artwork for sale. What more could you want in a art supply?!

Bandon Old Town is a fun place to visit while you're visiting. Old Town is right on the water…read moremaking a beautiful venue for restaurants. There are a good number of shops with interesting and fun souvenirs and such. The Bandon area has a perfect climate for growing cranberries (there is even an Ocean Spray company in town) so you find Cranberry Sweets, a store selling delicious fudge and other snacks with various flavors including cranberry. After you walk around the town shopping, you can chose from the many restaurants in Old Town. Some are casual spots to grab a bite while others are more traditional sit down lunch & dinner places. You see many seafood dishes in these restaurants but also an Italian one that is family owned. Old Town is a must visit while in Bandon. It's a fun lively location to spend a day walking, shopping, dining and enjoying the day.

Today we started here . We walked all the shops, docks and sidewalks. took all morning …read more A very calm place.

Amazing and beautiful artwork. 22 different artists, 10 are related, make it a must-see stop if…read moreyou're on Hwy 101. Glass, wood, ceramic, painting, metal, jewelry... All very unique.

It's hard to imagine even finding an outstanding art gallery in this beautiful small Oregon beach…read moretown but Gold Beach has ONE OF THE VERY BEST anywhere! Started by an artistic family of artists from California, this gallery displays the family's finest modern art paintings, coupled with remarkable creations in wood, glass and metal, from a wide array of local and regional artisans. In a strikingly beautiful section of the Oregon Coast, and nestled next to an outstanding restaurant owned by the same family, this gallery is a MUST SEE and VISIT if you're a local or if you're just traveling on 101 along the beautiful Oregon Coast!

I found the Sixes Grange had easy access, great parking, and the most delightful, quaint…read more"mini-mall" with an amazing amount of consigned items----collectibles, antiques, novelties, jewelry, etc, etc at amazingly reasonable prices. Having been a dealer previously, my first thought was this is a dealer's haven to add to their inventories! People who want to sell things can rent a table space for just $10.00 per space. Call them to find out dates for that. The man was very friendly and available to answer any questions I had about "unique" items....I had no idea what some things were for! Plan to stop here when traveling down Hwy 101 South. You will be glad you did!

My mom and step-dad live in Bandon, so I should probably be more of a regular customer than I am…read more Every time I call in an order with the fine people at Bandon Flowers and Gifts, I get excellent customer service and they even let me tell them what flowers Mom doesn't like, and which colors to stay away from. (Not too much pink, and not to frou-frou.) The bouquets are always nice and they arrive fresh, on time, and at a very reasonable price. One call does it. You will not be on hold forever or ordering via email from a supplier somewhere across the country. It's LOCAL!

The flowers are nice here... Service is ok. We came in an hour before closing time and I wasn't…read moreable to order a new arrangement, I had to pick a pre made bouquet. Not the end of the world, but for $45 it would have been nice to choose my own color scheme.

First off, LOVE the name because after stopping here we drove by a couple times and had a good…read morelaugh about saying "there's That Place" and one of our friends saying what place? We had stopped in to see some local glass and left with more! From the parking lot you can see through the front windows were old oil lamps which got my attention right away. As you walk in there was a wide range of things to look at from gemstones, glass pipes, knives and more than your eyes can take in. The woman behind the counter was friendly and helpful! We had a lot of questions and she was very patient with us and if she didn't know grabbed her husband for us. If you are in the area stop by and look in the entire store before leaving because I think we made four or five different transactions before leaving!

I didn't buy anything here, so my review only covers the casual browsing experience…read more It's an unusual establishment. Mr. Finch is a burly biker with a ponytail and beard. In one corner of the shop are his-and-hers Harleys. Finch's mom is a talented artist. Some of her works are displayed. The art collection also features a discreet nude or two, displayed so as not to offend those with finer sensibilities. I'm not a jewelery connoisseur, so I can't comment except to say that the items appeared to be of high quality. Finch repairs watches and does custom-made work. Those with biker proclivities should definitely visit. Another interesting feature of the store is its attachment to the only liquor store in town, Hwy 101 Liquor. Finch has done a fine job sprucing up the otherwise-drab state-controlled liquor outlet. The hours are 10-6 Monday through Saturday. In the summer, they stay open until 7!

My wife has bought jewelery there, 'nough said. He's an artist in his work and his Mom's small…read morepaintings have tempted me too. It's a strange little town, in the middle of nowhere. I know, I have lived here. There are lots of places to stop in the area, this could be one of them. You don't have to be a biker to appreciate the fine work.