His Supper Table Thrift Store

Well Laid out Thrift shop. Friendly staff lots of clothing shoes, housewares, and kink-knacks. Definitely a must visit! Supports a good cause as well. Keep up the good work!

Best buys in town. Very worthy non-profit program with free meals for any one.

Awesome srore my favorite really every time I go in there I spend more then 30 dollars can’t help my self . I bought 2 irons and iron board little vacuum with the charger. Just love the people the woman that greeted me always it is the place to just spend hour or more my husband and I really recommend it...

It's hard to rate a second hand shop since they can't really create or order inventory. But I've deducted 2 stars because there are one or two workers that are extremely nasty to customers. I say one or two because I had a problem a few times but I can't tell if it was the same woman each time that gave me a hard time. And after talking to some of the cashiers I know it's not just me that gets a bad vibe from them. Two cashiers I spoke to almost seemed to be in fear of at least one woman. I think these nasty women are managers or supervisors. All I can say is they have overbearing nasty attitudes with customers and workers alike.nnI'm also not thrilled because they allow people to hang out (sit and talk) in the small but vital furniture section so you can't really look around there, and sometimes those people give you an attitude if you come anywhere near them or seem as if you want to look at the furniture. I think these people who hang out there are part of the His Supper Table congregation, and perhaps they're also volunteers there on their day off, just socializing with each other. But it's supposed to be a second hand store and not a social club, and if they're going to give customers an attitude then you're doing a disservice to the organization and their goals.nnThe selection is okay, typical second hand shop items. Prices can be a little high, but since it's a charitable organization I don't mind too much.nnThey also have a small food bank, which is great. I've donated to it many times and I've also taken some fresh home grown veggies from it (a few potatoes and onions once).nnI no longer shop there or donate to them because of the nasty attitude I was given the last few times I was there to shop and to donate. I now prefer to shop and donate across the street at Reach Out (next to the Thai restaurant), and when I'm in the Astoria/Warrenton area I go to Goodwill. Selection and friendly staff are much better at Reach Out than at His Supper Table.

Great Store and the prices are really reasonable I go here weekly. It is an old building and there is a really musty smell to it but that is not reflective of the quality and price. only putting that in incase you are sensitive to musty air.