I visited this spot two days in a row. It's such a cute shot. Izzy is so nice and accommodating…read more This is a must visit. She gets some of the best deals on designer resale. I was so impressed. Such a good vibe in there and I'm so glad it's part of our community. And they have a shop puppy, Milo! Stop in and say Hi to him for us.

Cute resale shop on Cherokee near other boutiques and eateries. The staff are pleasant and helpful…read more Recommend!

Nice vintage art, home furnishings and clothing boutique in Cherokee State near boutiques and…read moreeateries. Helpful staff. Recommend!

Full disclosure: I haven't yet visited the Your Friend's Apartment storefront on Cherokee Street…read more(I'll update the review when I do), but I spent so much time lingering at their booth at their Vintage Market event this past weekend that I can't imagine the joys of experiencing an entire shop dedicated to their aesthetic. That being said, my current review is solely for their clothing selection and the event! I'm not an expert on the vintage curation process, so perhaps I'm biased with my five-star review in that I loved their selection. The European sophistication/sharp business casual/minimalist aesthetic is completely my style, and I had a hard time refraining from purchasing a brand new trench coat, tailored blazer, or wide-leg trousers. I feel like this is a gem in St. Louis, because from my experiences vintage shopping here, it's hard to find stores that aren't catered to the quirky/retro/Y2k aesthetic; this store is for shoppers who prefer to keep it simple and classy, but appreciate adding their own touch. As far as the event goes, I thoroughly enjoyed the DJ and open cocktail/mocktail bar concept. It was so great to get exposure to other great vintage shops in the area!

Definitely a must stop in St.L ,Mo.where it all began.so happy to stop by in this HQ,huge parking…read morelot across the street,friendly staff,this place is clean and best of all,so much stuff toys to choose from.value is fair for the perfect one whichever you choose .

we came here today for the birthday month bear. Our twins are turning 3 and they got a bear each, a…read morecrown, a sticker and we offered them to get an outfit for their bears. The sales person who helped us was Alicia and she was so patient and so sweet to our kids. we had a great experience.

I'm not crazy about the name "Procure." Stefon would say, "St. Louis' hottest shop is Procure. This…read moreplace has everything..." Seriously, though. Procure at the Foundry is all St. Louis merchandise! Sports, neighborhoods, Meet Me in St. Louis references... It's all available here until I buy it all up next time I visit.

Their payment terminal works as an ATM, not a regular debit card reader like you'd use at most…read morestores. That's an important difference that I don't think is made clear enough to customers. My purchase was about $25. The terminal increased it to about $29 and some change, then rounded it up to $30, which is what my receipt showed. After checking my bank account, I found I had also been charged an additional $3.50 atm fee and a separate $2.50 ATM fee, bringing my total to around $36. My biggest issue is that customers should be clearly told before they pay that they're using an ATM, not a standard debit card payment system like you'd use at Walmart or most other retailers. That way, customers know they may be charged ATM-related fees in addition to the amount shown on the receipt. When you walk into the store, there's already a separate ATM in the corner, so it's natural to assume the card terminal at the register is just a normal debit card reader. Instead of customers finding out after checking their bank account and then being told, "That's just how it works," and "That's your bank's fault," I think Kind Goods should clearly explain this on its website, at the register, and before the transaction is completed. That would prevent confusion and help customers decide whether they'd rather pay with cash. If you're planning to shop here, I recommend bringing cash or asking for a complete breakdown of all charges before paying so there are no surprises when the amount shown on your receipt doesn't match the total amount withdrawn from your bank account.

Easily the best dispo in STL! Prices are unbeatable. Bud is fuego. Deals/discounts are crazy. And…read morethey treat their veterans nicely. I once ran into a woman wearing a Kind Goods sweater and I commented on it, telling her that was the dispo i used. She ended up being one of the owners and she took down my account info and gifted me $100 in rewards that same night. Also, they have a drive thru so you don't even need to get out of the car if you don't want to if you place an online order. I've tried many other dispos here in STL and I've left all of them thinking Kind Goods was just better. Highly-recommend going.

I was staying in St. Louis for a business trip and needed to pick up some smokes before leaving…read more Very friendly gentleman helped me out and I picked up what I needed. This might be my spot now whenever I visit this area. They had everything you can think of for your smoking/vaping needs.

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Cute little store on the strip of the city foundry. St. Louis apparel retailer. Variety of items…read morefrom shirts, hats, shorts, stuffed animals. Prices vary to fit your budget. Open space . Staff was occupied with paperwork so service or greeting was a bother I guess. Due to no interaction no purchase was made . Maybe next time ....

The Lou is a clothing store in the City Foundry. It's clothing and products are locally owned,…read moreoperated, designed and made in St. Louis. Trav the Toasted Rav is their mascot. So cute. I did a little damage for Christmas here this year. The clothing is high quality, reasonable priced and and true to sizes. The shirts I bought were so soft. I love an opportunity to rep our wonderful city!

If you forget a belt... these have some. Quality and color selection not great. But in a bind, it…read moreworked out for me. Weirdly they are not just a clothing and souvenir store. They are also like a mini corner store. They sell drinks, candy, and cheap cigarettes. I'm not a smoker but the price was too good that I seriously considered buying some.

This is a souvenir store mixed with a church suit catalog! I went in looking for a church hat for a…read morebrunch and they have a great selection. They also have a number of suits, jewelry and other clothing items. The store is a bit cluttered but if you take your time you're likely to find something nice. The store also sells convenience items like drinks, snacks, etc. the owner is very sweet.