Peninsula's Treasures

"Drove into town because it stated they were open till five on Sunday. Not open at all. Time well wasted though I ran into a friend haven't seen in forever"

"Looks good from outside. Update your business hours on Google. Why the hell is every thrift store in this whole peninsula closed on Sunday and Monday? Those are like prime shopping days for people on weekend trips. Try Tues and and wed instead geez"

"This place is super eclectic. It's a true curiousities place because we've gone here several times just looking and always find totally random things, retro and vintage and new housewares, books, toys, CDs, furniture, jewelry all mixed in. It's a bit overwhelming if you're not in the true treasure hunting mode because it's visually stimulating with all the various things displayed together, also because it's bigger inside than it looks from the outside with the aisles and things. Great prices on unique items."

"Awesome little spot with treasure Impressive tool and landscaping equipment! Great jewelry and other personal items Lots of interested Tchotchkes and Vinyl Albums and Books"

"This Place!!!!! The reason it's a true treasure is because it's a place to find something we almost lost. There's plenty of stuff and things to carry it in sold here, but the gift that every person receives is the welcome back to pre shutdown neighborly respect and graciousness. This group of employees are easy to make a "routine stop" and part of your family. You can talk, haggle, trade, plan, remedy and even catch up on the game here... Most of all they helped in an American Mission to Return to the Word. You may go in and pay a couple bucks for something, but you'll leave feeling like a Million because you're allowed to be human."