2681 Westhaven Drive, Westport WA 98595
“It was an absolute pleasure working with the owner of Junk Queen! She was wonderful to work with. Friendly, helpful, and truly passionate about what she does. The whole experience was easy and enjoyable. I highly recommend Junk Queen if you love unique vintage finds and great customer service!”
309 S Montesano St, Westport WA 98595
“For a small town,this place has a lil of EVERYTHANG.tha building used to be home to a bowling alley which I thank is kinda kool.Tha prices are a lil high on some items but she also accepts most offers.The few staff that work are extremely nice and helpful.also u can get greeted by tha most loving kitty there is.Which was a stray and tha owners of store took in.If u are in westport make sure u stop in.”
641 Point Brown Ave NW, Ocean Shores WA 98569
“Always good to find a helpful hardware store when I'm on a job site far from home, and this one came through. Friendly, helpful staff, and prices were reasonable considering the location.”
817 Point Brown Ave NW, Ocean Shores WA 98569
“7/19/25: The owner restored my faith in humanity today. She apparently thought she had a genuine Parrish to sell, has apologized for selling me a fake and has since refunded my purchase. We will continue to patronize this shop, which has always been a favorite stop on our visits to Ocean Shores. Thank you! 7/17/25: I purchased what was represented to be a Maxfield Parrish print. Upon examining it closely at home, discovered it was actually an old page from a magazine. The selling price was $165 and we purchased it for $110 plus tax. Unless the seller refunds this purchase immediately I will be reporting this matter to the Better Business Bureau and the Ocean Shores Chamber of Commerce. This is the most outrageous fraud I have ever encountered, and will not let it go without obtaining restitution. Needless to say, we will never patronize this shop again. Future customers be warned.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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