This is such a cute shop with a vast selection of carefully curated goods. I loved looking through…read moreeverything they offered. They carry a lot of items that would be perfect for gifts. Also, their pricing was very competitive. I saw an Arcade belt for $5 less than what I just paid at REI yesterday. I definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Midway! The selection is great and the staff are super friendly.

Very unique shop with a great selection. I came in trying to find some jewelry for my daughters…read more The ladies in the store were very helpful.

My second-favorite antique/collectible place in the area (Confetti in Spanish Fork is the first)…read more Went there again this weekend and spent entirely too much time in the two buildings, which is easy to do. The people are friendly and sincere, and the selection constantly changes. We enjoy bringing our young grandson here, it's like a museum to him. Only two "cons" to mention: 1. Some of the vendors are very sloppy about how they display their items. In some booths, DVDs and CDs are buried on the floor behind other items. Which means squatting down and digging to find anything. And for seniors and the disabled that's easier said than done. It's not the fault of the staff of course, and they'll always help. Requiring vendors to make items like that more accessible and closer to eye level would be a good start. 2. It's hot inside on hot days, and I know the staff feels it too. But in chatting with one of them this last time she mentioned that the owner is putting in central air, so that should improve. It's an easy way to spend a whole afternoon browsing there-- give yourself time, it's worth it!

Treasures Antiques is one of my favorite places to find the coolest things in Utah County! The…read morelocation sprawls across two large warehouses with a little open outdoor space between them and the parking is easy and right off the freeway. I make sure to stop by every couple of months to see what new items they have in store. I try to buy second hand the best I can and have been able to find some great pieces here, from gifts to home decor. The workers have been friendly and there can be some killer deals too. There's a little bit for everyone here! Just a note: they still have some up covid protocols up like the arrows on the floor and the mask signs but no one follows them. Also, with outdoor section the weather has really given a beating on the items out there.

Fascinating shop filled with high quality furniture, art and decorative items. Everything is in…read moregreat condition and the stock changes frequently. The prices are quite fair considering the quality. Love their complimentary personalized tape measures up at the register!

We absolutely love this consignment store. We stop in here every time we are in town. We find so…read moremany treasures there.

Cute little antique store. Well organized and room to move around. Some of the furniture seemed…read moreoverpriced, but that's at first glance without any research.

Hidden gem! New antique store with so many cool things! Great selection of UV-reactive glass!!…read moreYou'll find treasures at every price point. Love the staff as well, they are so kind.

if only there was a thrift store that all the park city rich took their stuff too. i certainly…read morewouldn't be telling the internets about it nope nope i wouldn't

I was in Park City with my sister-in-laws this weekend and we went shopping at the Outlets. I'm…read moremore of a "second-hand store" kind of shopper, so I found this place on Yelp, just a few miles away from the outlets! My sister-in-laws were skeptical to go to a "thrift-store", but I told them that there would probably be some good items here bevy there are lots of very wealthy people in Park City and they would probably donate! Everyone was VERY satisfied with shopping here! Their clothing items are $10 for adult items and $5 for kids items, unless marked otherwise. It makes it easy to shop for clothing. There were really nice furniture items! I will need to be back with a larger vehicle!

I was in town for business and spent the afternoon walking around main street. Stopped in here and…read morenoticed they had some cool items but I wasn't really looking for anything in particular and did not purchase anything on this visit. You never know what you'll see in a consignment store but this one looks well run.

This little vintage consignment shop is tucked in (what I believe is) a hotel off Park City's Main…read moreStreet. We stopped in on a whim and did some browsing. Though we did not purchase anything, we did enjoy browsing the racks of clothing, as well as the table of jewelry and various other accessories. I was visiting Park City with a friend and we struck up a conversation with Kristen, who we believed was the shop's owner. She also was accompanied by her pup, Piper. Upon my friend mentioning that she had some old clothes from the '80s taking up space in her closet, Kristen offered to swap numbers to with her and assess if they would be a good fit for the shop. Such a cute little shop!

For seasonal and holiday home decor we always start here! We have made great finds every time we…read moreare here, including kitchen utensils and dishes. We love just browsing the entire inventory,

Fun antique store! They keep a wide variety of different things. I love a trinket, and they have…read moretons of fun little trinket gifts! They have a great selection. Good friendly service as well.

We visited with friends. We have been excited to go there because we have learned that they carried…read moresome unique items. On entering, we noticed that all of the large doors were open and it was extremely hot inside. We were not greeted by the one employee that was there on staff. The only employee we saw present was behind the desk and fiddling around on their phone. They did not lift their head up the entire time we were there, and we did spend quite a bit of time there . There were about 20 customers in the store and at no time did a single employee interact with any of them. As we walked around, we noticed that there were signs everywhere saying do not touch, do not sit, ask before looking at things. As a furniture store and home goods store, I would think they would want people to interact with their goods in a safe manner. This could be done by having an employee interact with customers. There were even signs that said do not touch any of the jewelry that was out. We're not talking fancy jewelry, we're talking yarn braided bracelets. There were a few items that were in the cases that were of higher quality and they were very nice. They had some great unique flags and frames. They were fun to look at and might be fun to have in the home. But I know much about them because again no one was interacting with us nor were they interacting with any other customer that was there. The furniture seemed nice, but I wouldn't know if it was comfortable or overall quality because I wasn't allowed to touch it, sit on it, and really felt deterred from it based on the presentation in the store. As someone who was looking for furniture, I found myself really drawn to other locations. If you're looking for a better interaction, I strongly suggest going down the street to Spruce.

Best prices buying or selling, amazing selection and customer service that cannot be beat.read more

From the owner: We buy and sell Rare Coins, Gold & Silver bullion and Fine Jewelry. We do appraisals. We believe in…read morefair and competitive pricing.