Really cool items can be found at this place. I purchased some cool vintage soda bottles and some…read moreold photos. Only a couple people working at the time but the cashier was nice. Pretty decently priced in there as well.

They claim to be a charity (I doubt they are). However they will not give me a receipt after I…read moredonated a $3000.00 sectional on May 15th. Elliot Blitman just gives exuses why he did not send it out, then claims his wife will do it. Never got anthing from them. They do not come to pick up, they send the people who buy it from them. So unprofessional. I would not donate anything to them. You should not deal with people like this. Update to my review. Lisa Blitman has contacted me today and was unaware of the issue and claims she will be sending out the receipt. I'm glad she reponded quickly this time and was very cooperative . I only wish that I receive the recept this time unlike her husband. Again shouldn't have to run after the receipt.

Adding a review here because 3 stars is so ridiculous. Complaints about expensive furniture when…read moreit's actually decently priced, well curated stuff. I think people are expecting a cheap goodwill type of store which this is not. Loved the place though. Also being nice so maybe they'll give me a discount on a couch they have I've been dreaming about since Sunday.

Please tag your stuff as sold as soon as possible ! I went…read moreto the Greenpoint store on Friday and I fell in love with a print . I got it out of the wall by myself , no sold tag was on it and was holding it until the person working there said it was sold ! honestly I didnt want to ruin my day and I let it go ! It's frustrating , especially if the costumer has it on their hands !

Brooklyn Vintage is a cool spot. I like that they have clothing for us men as well. I purchased me…read morea nice suit with slacks. Nice place with all kinds of items. They even have vintage items for women too. Great place, no outrageous prices. I was very satisfied.

Very friendly knowledgeable and helpful staff. Great selection of all manner of vintage. Good…read moreprices. Wonderful reference space.

Small shop but has beautiful furniture and glassware. Unfortunately I was looking for smaller…read morepieces but for someone looking for vintage furniture in good condition you might what to check the place out.

a true hidden gem. Copper+Plaid is a small but well curated and extremely well priced vintage…read morefurniture shop in Greenpoint. Considering the large amount of vintage furniture shops in the area I would put this one at the top for quality and price. Staff is very nice and helpful. They do $15 delivery anywhere in BK and will fix/ spruce up furniture before they deliver it to you (in our case fix a very small tear in a piece we bought). As someone who recently moved into an apartment with practically no furniture this place is a goldmine, and since they get new stuff in almost daily I'll be back often. Do yourself a favor and come here to get your furniture.

My cuz told me about this place that sells unique used furniture, HomeGoods , etc and he was right…read morethis place has so much stuff in one space and I couldn't leave without buying one or two or three items. While I was browsing I was amazed at all the cool stuff from lamps , rugs , tables , furniture , knik knaks and other unique items and trinkets with prices that are very reasonable. Friendly helpful staff if you need help and I was mostly roaming around freely till I found what I wanted .2 table lamps , 2 wall pictures , side table and a small storage like unit that I will find useful eventually. Worth the money I spent and everything fit in my SUV with ease . Remix market NYC was worth the visit .4.5 stars on my yelp meter .

So excited that I went in I was very surprised and happy. Instantly greated by the woman running…read morethe show. Her name escapes me at the moment. They've only been on 44th drive for 4 weeks. They used to have a spot in Astoria but moved here. As soon as you walk in you see tons of artwork. They had some SNES games on a shelf I almost scooped them up. I love that they also take items from you so that you can donate. The furniture in the back is totally retro and totally awesome like the way my sentence just sounded. You can tell they do photo shoots on site because they had a light section setup. We learned that they donate to many places. 10% of the sales go to HabitatNYC, thats pretty dope if you ask me. If you follow their IG page they mention that they have free items on Friday. They had some pretty cool lamps too this area definitely needed a cool furniture spot like this. You definitely gotta check them out. They are 1 block and a half away from E & M station at court square. The G is 2 to 3 blocks as well as the 7 train.

I was super excited to visit but it's no longer here, the space is now a yoga studio...read more

I came during hours when it was supposed to be open but it was shuttered closed. Either they are…read morepermanently closed or they don't keep regular hours.

Many of their comms clearly state to call ahead before visiting because hours vary so take note to…read moreprevent being upset about something they warn of. Nice super small place, with a focus on records. Somewhat leans towards mid-century modern items. Seems to have reasonable turnover on items, so it's worth stopping in periodically to see what's new. Like the focus on Queens items and art, hope for even more in the future.

This place is a treasure - I've gotten so many lovely mid-century modern pieces, from art on the…read morewalls to a brass sculpture and beautiful bar glasses. It's a great place for gifts and for browsing. Dan and his wife are so helpful and are great about researching the provenance of items. The "now" pieces by local artisans are great, too - t-shirts, bags, ceramics. A jewel.

Check out their men's vintage clothing. Ask for Adam, he's terrific in putting an ensemble…read moretogether in addition to being knowledgeable re eras.

This is a great place for a rainy day (or too hot day!). It is very crowded so while wheelchair…read moreaccessible, there's not much area a wheelchair can go. There is a good selection of vintage clothes, matchboxes, buttons, loose silverware, audobon prints, colored glass, vintage post cards (some written on) and old playboys to name a few things. The prices for the most part seemed affordable. I was delighted they sold me a replacement top for a Pyrex dish that I had broken the top off. I paid $5 for it. There is limited furniture for sale but a few things like lamps at a good price.