William Temple House Thrift Store, Nw

Points out a discount on tagged items there.

Points to the Northwest location as another option to consider, alongside a northeast shop.

Likes this place but hasn't visited in a while; finds parking tricky and is unsure about the selection.

Names this northwest outfit as the place they'd check first for used rugs, calling it a good source.

Calls it a decent downtown spot for household goods.

Names William Temple House Thrift store when asked for affordable thrift stores with dressing rooms.

Answers the request with a shop name and a search link, with no further comment.

Suggests this NW Portland thrift store as a clothing donation option instead of Goodwill.

Calls it the best thrift shop; says it has affordable items, nicer pieces and good vintage.

Says they are happy with it and urges people to donate to support it.

Says this NW thrift store includes a boutique area with designer labels.

Suggests checking out this thrift store in the Northwest part of the city.

Suggests William Temple House as a thrift option, placing it in the Alphabet District, street uncertain.

Thinks this shop has a good selection, though thrifting is hit or miss.

Agrees with the parent and says they found really good items there at a great deal.

Enjoyed going there to shop and donate while living in the Pearl; accepts nearly anything, but donation hours are tight.

Lists William Temple House as another smaller Portland-style thrift option.

Says they never find anything good there, especially clothing, due to a poor selection.

Says the shop has good picks.

Finds it has become very expensive, though glad donations support a good cause.

Names it as a thrift store in reply to the favorite-shops question.

Says it's worth a stop if you're nearby, but warns not to expect much.