“Neat assortment of vintage books and such. Lots of old turn table records if you love vinyl too! Takes but a moment to peruse as it is a small space right in the old main street moscow area.”
“The manager Rob and store is awesome..my daughter and her family got into a ruff spot..had to leave clothes for them selfs behind.this man helped with outfits for them all four ..Rob your a great man and from my family to you ..thank you”
“nice employees, items are well curated but can be a bit overpriced. they definitely value having name brand items, so if you are in the market for those then this is a great place.but selling clothes with them can be difficult because they only do by appointment only and a limit of clothes (not like other places where they take walk-ins with no limit). the max they give you per trip is $40 cash or $80 in store credit. again only brand name stuff and trendy clothes/accessories will get picked so anything less will be denied.overall a nice shopping experience but it’s not like a thrift store with low pricesedit: i sold my clothes there a few times and it was the same ($40 cash/$80 store credit) every time regardless. even a barely used patagonia winter coat ($300 new) got chosen and they wouldn’t give me more for it”
“There's always something waiting to be found at the Hope Center and the prices are reasonable for second hand. I stop in regularly to check for books, and often find newer hardback titles for just a couple of dollars. At Christmas time, it's fun to look for ornaments and other treasures. Donations are easy at the drive through area in back. This is where the inventory sold in the store originates, and people are generous!”
“Awesome shop with a cool mix of clothing, musical miscellany and records.Chatted with the owner a bunch who was absolutely delightful. My friend scored this awesome yellow jacket to take back to the Bay.Will definitely come back!”