South Coast Hospice Thrift Store — Local services in North Bend

Let me say up front that I agree with and fully support all COVID guidelines for places like this to stay in business. But how you enforce those guidelines requires some finesse. Snapping at customers right when they come in the store because they didn't see your little arrow on the floor might not be the best method. Make your rules clear at the entrance and treat people with respect. I am not a child. There is a greeter at the door who should simply remind folks of the rules. You are going to have to up your game to keep people coming in the doors during these difficult days. When I moved here almost 2 years ago I was very impressed with this place. I found great stuff and the staff was very friendly. But maybe COVID has taken it's toll. The selection has gone down significantly as well, and I get it, it might be due to the pandemic. Maybe I'll come back after all the pandemic is under control when everyone has...

Wow! I can't believe this happened when shop here a lot and always have good experiences but today I guess she's the manager anyway I'm checking out and I see a purse I like ask how much cashier says $25.00 so I say I'll take it well we're finishing checking out and I start looking purse over and decide purse is to worn out so I tell her I don't want it she calls manager over and she tells me only in store credit mind you I've just spent $100 there and didn't get the chance to look purse over. I guess what it comes down to check it out before you pay. At least I have in store credit but would of been nice to have the money back it wasn't like I was bringing it back a week later. I felt like she was kind of rude about it. Just saying. Other than that I...

I used to like this thrift store. Unfortunately the people who do the prices has decided that it's OK to google the prices of item and over charge you for most things. Who want's to go to a thrift store so they have to pay the price Amazon or another online vendor charges? It's a great business model I suppose, "Get stuff for free and over charge people who actually need the things that thrift stores normally need or have". I am a little bitter about it because it ruins the adventure and fun of digger through used stuff to find that super rare item that is worth something. I do occasionally still shop her because they have a better than normal selection of electronics which are not sooo...