The cutest shop in Buffalo! I've found so many perfect gifts/items at this little shop since moving…read moreinto town. The staff are so friendly & the store has such a lovely energy. Will be stopping by often!

What an absolute treat! This was my favorite during today's occasional sale. So many quality…read moredecorations and pieces. Feels high end however priced so well. I highly recommend you visit this shop. 2 floors filled with treasures. Thank you! I will be a loyal customer!

Was doing a show down the road and saw the sign so I figured I'd stop by to see what this place is…read moreabout. Absolutely great stuff! Bought a stack of vinyls for my place at an amazing price! They have all sorts of vintage man cave style things. I'll definitely be looking for additions to mine here for along while to come!

From the owner: At Man Cave Dealer we buy and sell awesome Man Cave stuff. We are like a mix between Pawn Stars and…read moreAmerican Pickers. Our inventory is constantly changing so feel free to check us out on our Facebook page, our website or stop on in to see what collectibles have been recently added. We buy and sell the following items: Sports Signs, Vintage Apparel, Pictures (autographed With COAs), Bar Signs, Lights, Tin Signs, Beer Collectibles & Neon Lights, Vintage Advertising Pieces, Vintage Toys, Music Items, the list goes on. We also offer a full on-line auction service! Stop in and see us today. Web - mancavedealer.net - e-mail mancavedealer@gmail.com - pH 763-238-6042

The empty nest offers a variety of goodies from estates and auctions…read more It offers rare finds and antiques that become stand out pieces inside your home. Be prepared to be wooed when you visit. It is relaxing walking around looking at the items until you find your favorite piece.

I wish I could give a 3.5 rating, since overall it was a good experience…read more So here's the deal. - lack of large signage on the exterior, makes it easy to miss being it blends in with the other businesses along the strip. -upon entering you may be given a strip of SOLD stickers. If not, you can find them by the registers. They're for tagging larger items you want to buy. You put the sticker on, and take it's product/price tag to the cashier for check-out. -the store is packed with items and people, which makes moving around not so easy. I don't think it's ideal for walkers, wheelchairs, or strollers. If you have mobility challenges, navigating may be tough. -some items don't have a price tag, like the pillow I bought. I asked the cashier how the price is determined, and was advised they assign what they think is a fair price at check-out. My pillow was valued at $4. -i got there at 10:07am, 7 mins after they opened and there were people everywhere. That said, if you're a serious shopper arrive early to see the goods before the super-early birds snatch it all up. -again, it's filled with stuff; mainly furniture, home decor, dinnerware, kitchen goods, some shoes, books, and I even saw cute scarves and bags. It didn't seem like a destination for clothes. Now that I'v summed that up, I do believe it's a nice option for thrifting and would definitely recommend it.

Thriftworks! is very clean, well organized, and their prices are very reasonable. The people…read moreworking there are so nice, and they do actually help people with job skills. They have a very nice selection of items, clothes, household, kids stuff, crafts. Donating is drive up, they unload.

Very clean store with good prices. Not much in the way of electronics, but I found brand new books…read morefor 50 cents! The cashier was very friendly.

Just your typical overpriced antique store. I asked about locker baskets, and the worker found one…read morebut was missing the metal label and number. They wanted $14.95 for it.. The bathroom signs were gender neutral and said whatever, just wash your hands. There was a vendor with a lot of overpriced records. I looked around but didn't buy anything.

Very well organized, and has a wide variety of items. Nice place to browse and find that antique…read moreyou have been looking for. I will stop again.

Wow, such a fun shop to poke around in!…read more I've come in twice now: once with a friend during a thrift weekend, and once before eating at Hazel's across the road. There's always something to find here! There's a lot of vintage, secondhand clothing here - and nothing is boring. Think bold colors and patterns, quirky designs, and out-there materials. Statement pieces for sure! There are certainly some staples as far as accessories and footwear goes, too. But much of the accessories are quirky and unique: think doll hands for earrings kind of vibe! There's a decent amount of knick-knacks and giftables here as well, that are more local artisan made or new. The store can feel a bit overwhelming at first entrance, so take it by section and putz with an open mind. Prices were on par with higher-end vintage stores, but they do run some sales a few times each year. There is a dressing room with a curtain for trying things on!

A really cool vintage clothes and jewelry shop! Everything is nicely organized and arranged by…read moresizes and types of clothes. They have nice fitting rooms too. The only thing is their vintage clothing do have a distinctive odor... so one wouldn't want to stay in there too long to browse. There is a private free parking lot to this establishment if you can find a spot!

Stopped here after seeing their sandwich board and spent a few minutes looking through stuff. This…read moreis one of those vintage stores that is much more male than femme so I was bored pretty fast, lots of flannel, t-shirts and jackets. There was a bin in the back that was lower cost but it was mostly sweaters and shirts that weren't my style and not what I need at the moment. Nothing to bring me back here honestly but there are certain types of people that would love this. Prices seemed steep but it's vintage and they can get away with it.

I'm torn on how to rate The Cat and the Cobra. I was excited to see a vintage clothing store tucked…read moreaway in what seems like a warehouse section of the North Loop. Plenty of parking in the shared lot or on the street. You'll need to be buzzed into the store as the door is locked. Once inside the shop is pretty small and jam packed with stuff....almost too much stuff. It was hard to look at items and the vibe felt a little meh. I still wanted to browse and find something to take home, I'm not sure if I missed the memo for sizing on tops but it was hard to know which section I should be looking in. There were some great finds in there, but also pretty expensive. Previous reviews mentioning prices seem to be several years old so keep in mind that you'll be spending a lot depending on what you're looking for. I will say- if vintage is your style and you're open to what you wear this would be a good stop. If you're a little more picky and looking to save some money this may not be the best option.

(This review is for the Savage location)…read more Pros: they shave a ton of cute stuff, and it's organized in a non overwhelming and cute manner. Cons: incredibly expensive for what it is, and incredibly overpriced for a thrift shop/antique shop. Clothing wise, there was nothing under 20$ (except the 10$ rack which.... Honestly had cute stuff, but mostly a ton of weird stuff). 25$ for every clothing item would be on parr with many retail stores, so for a thrift store? That's super expensive. I've been to thrift stores selling the same quality items where nothing was over 10$, expect for some jewelry and a pair of cowboy boots. For the quality of the items - they should be listed at least under 15$. Items I found had minor stains on them (some due to age, some due to questionable sources). A shirt I really liked had tiny specs of something on top, which I would have been fine wearing after a wash, but buying outright for 25$? Um... not really... I'm bad with money, but not that bad. I also found a shirt with a hole in it listed for 22$... and I did end up buying it because I can maybe crop it or hem it, but 22$ for something with a hole in it? That's a bit crazy, and I probably should not have bought it. (Plus when I asked for a discount due to the damage on the stained shirt and the shirt with the small hole, I was told no. So... Yeah, I mean do with that information what you will.) I understand it's second hand items and they won't be in perfect condition, but the benefit of shopping secondhand is you can often get 3-6 items for the price of one. I spent 42$ on a pair of shorts and a sweater (which, again the sweater had a hole in it and the jeans were clearly worn and old (fraying, more natural aging, etc)! I vaguely regret getting it... but hey ). 42$ for two things is the same amount I can spend to get the same thing at a Target. Sadly probably won't go back, but it was cute to step in once!

This is my second time at Green threads. The location is basically an old warehouse but super dope…read moredefinitely is the vibe of a thrift shop locally owned. Always new items to be found here customer service even better plus the little doggy. That's a helper that works there. Parking is on the side of the building easy access when coming in. a little hole in the wall shall I say