We stopped at this store on national thrift day. Upon it opening, there were already several people…read morewaiting. The owner was very nice, place had a good vibe, clothes are priced very reasonable, and my daughter found several things. The owner told us they frequently have different bands on the weekend and is an alcohol free atmosphere for people to hang out. There is a small cover charge, but it is something for people to do without being centered around alcohol. We would absolutely recommend this place

Large selection and fun atmosphere. Prices are very reasonable especially for the quality. Will be…read morecoming back when we get a chance.

Come check out this little treasure. She has so many nice clothes and toys ect. She also has a .99…read morecent rack if lots of baby clothes . Support this small business :)

This Vinnie's has a lot of stuff but I usually don't find anything I'm looking for here. I've…read moregotten lucky a couple of times in the past but most of the time I walk away empty handed. They have a great book section, and their general household section is pretty big. They also have a lot of furniture to peruse. The people who work here are nice, just incredibly busy. The parking lot is a bit of a nightmare and, aside from being out in Springfield, is the only drawback to this location. It is tough to get out of and finding a spot can be challenging even in the middle of a weekday. I don't come here super often, but I like to stop by when I'm in the area. It's probably not worth making a special trip to, though.

Short: Staff are friendly and the store is well-organized. Along with spacious and lots of variety…read more A pretty good location near downtown springfield. Visited week of Sept 23rd 2022. My friend and I visited and were greeted by 2 employees. The shoes are located on the right hand side of entering along with purses. Up above, there are the prices of what colors are on sale, 25% or 50% off. [Organization]: This store is **organized**! The books [category, but way spacious to look], DVDs, CDs, stationary, seasonal decor, shoes [by color not size, then by category], photo frames, cups, furniture, clothes are all on racks with clear signs, and etc. They do have a good handful of jewelry and other speciality items in cases. It was easy to find a helpful and friendly employee to ask for an item in the case. [Price]: I do think depending on what the item is, St.Vinnies is cheaper than Goodwill. At Vinnies, most of the items are a flat price. Such as books, buttons, cards, clothes,and magazines. I ended up buying a handful of books and magazines, and spent about $30. Some were specialty and hardcover too! I decided to keep this review short, since it was overall just a lovely and great experience. I ended up spending over 2 hours browsing around and found a bunch of great things I've been looking for on my personal list. Super impressed and happy about that! I didn't even look at clothes! (next time!) It is definitely a must go to on my thrift store list!

Charming vintage shop with a highly curated selection, including a nice selection of mid-century…read moreand more contemporary pieces. Visited with my son on a trip up to U of O. Not inexpensive but everything was in beautiful condition. Looking forward to coming back when I have a larger suitcase!

Beautiful pieces. Some were priced reasonably but even the smallest items were over $60. Even for a…read moresimple brass candle holder with leftover wax still stuck inside. The man working today was practically non-existent. Didn't greet us when we walked in and when we made eye contact and said bye, he just looked away. A snob.

Super cool store! My daughter got a nutria hand, some buttons, DVD's, patches and a shirt. Our…read morefriend bought some books. They have a great selection of everything. They have two dressing rooms to try stuff on. Great service and great prices.

This place is so cool. I am a giant horror fan and their selection of horror shirts and merchandise…read moreis awesome. I bought 6 shirts and could have bought 20 more. Will definitely be back.

Always an adventure, go in with an open mind and you'll be pleasantly surprised. The recycling…read morecenter is a great way to clean out your garage and support a local cause. Yeah. If you have a loose idea of what you need, you can save a ton of money by shopping here. My favorite product to pick up here is paint. The light brown color is the best deal in town.

Great people and great deals and support for reuse recycling senior discount and accept donationsread more

The word "vintage shop" brings to mind very old retro clothes with a big price tag, which is why…read moreI'd never really visited one before. This place is completely different than what I imagine, it is so cool. I breezed past it on my way elsewhere, somehow not registering the really cute Frog Man. I only turned around when my friend mentioned they had zines, and they were lovely! I bought a Queer Animal coloring book and my friend purchased some very vintage sunglasses. I also saw some amazing hand crafted jewelry there and some very unique shoes. There was SO much to look at that my eyes would breeze past something and then the second round notice there was another thing! My friend said the shop is good for ADHD and I agree. It's a really cute unique feeling place. I would recommend and would go again :) For the easily confused- this is upstairs, there's a stairway outside leading up. It's just past the dispensary :)

Sold us a broken game and when we tried to return it they were closed and we came back and they…read moretold us it was "too late to return". They make up prices depending on what you look like and have no solid policies. Some good stuff but not worth dealing with the various owners.

Watch out for this place! Especially with any electronics. They either don't test what they sell,…read moreor just don't care if something is broken or not when they put it up for sale. Either way, when I brought back an item I had just purchased maybe 2 hours earlier (because the BT speaker's battery does not hold a charge at all; I left it plugged in the entire time I had it and it wouldn't even turn on when unplugged), they would only give me store credit for the return. That was after 2 employees turned their backs to me and walked away, once I told them I wasn't trying to buy anything else. Store credit? No, thanks, I'm good. Most of the inventory looks to have been "acquired" from Springfield's hard working tweeker community in the first place, and, were I so inclined, I could just get it from them, in the parking lot outside. And hey, as a bonus, if I paid the aforementioned hard worker twice what the store would have, I would still only be paying half what the store would've charged me.