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It’s a large store with a good selection of antiques and other collectibles. The prices are very reasonable. The only downside was the sour-​faced cashier. I was making a purchase and she looked like I had just killed her dog. She didn’t say a word to me during the transaction except «$ 25.90.» After I paid her I said «thank you» and she just turned and looked the other way — no «thank you,» «you’re welcome,» nothing… I guess I was doing her a big favor by patronizing her store. The store gets 5 stars and that cashier gets 0 stars for her stinky attitude and sub-​standard customer service. I would go back but walk out the door if she was working the register.

This place has a huge diversity of products. I found it best, after trying to look at EVERYTHING when I first went in, to just gloss over the sections of like items that I probably wouldn’t be interested in (dolls, tea sets, stuff like that) and work my way to items I like.
I ended up buying some decently priced geodes and rocks for our rock table, as well as some baseball cards. The baseball cards included a factory-​sealed set of ’91 UD final edition cards for $ 3. Broke it up, kept the $ 8 Pedro Martinez rookie card for my collection, and cherry-​picked the best cards to sell on ebay for a profit.
Whatever your interest might be, they most likely have something for you at a good price. It’s just up to you to find it.

This is a diamond in the rough for antique/​vintage fiends looking for reasonably priced wares. A lot of the items are inexpensive compared to what you find in big city vintage shops and I found quite a few cute and quirky items that would be eaten up by Portland hipsters. I found a cool white unicorn head for $ 5 that would easily go for $ 20 at a trendy boutique in a larger city. There are several stalls carrying unique vendors so there’s a bit of everything– Coca Cola memorabilia, dolls, glass bottles, big Barbies, etc. The back section had used clothing and furniture.

A cozy little shop with all kinds of vintage goodies. My friend kept exclaiming «Do you have any idea what this would cost me in Seattle??» I didn’t but I’m pretty sure she did. This place would be picked through in the big cities but in the middle of a beach town there were plenty of good finds.