Shout out to Cheryl and Rex for graciously allowing some of the #Parafam in after hours to check…read moreout the store! This place is absolutely amazing. The owners are very knowledgeable and so fun to hang with! Their store is definitely worth the trip and I guarantee you'll be back several times!

Friendly owners! Price to move! Highly recommend for those who enjoy hunting for treasures. What…read moreI enjoyed most was the wide selection of items. Extremely diverse!!

I'm an oldies/60's/classic rock kind of girl (always have been, never cared for modern music) so…read morequite obviously when we visited SLC we had to hit up some antique stores, because I'm a hippie at heart and love collecting old things. Capital City Antique Mall came up in my search (well there was another but they are closed on Tuesdays), and I was very pleased to find that they were in a large warehouse with plenty of vendors. That just means tons of cool stuff to scour through! And indeed there was plenty of artifacts and fun finds to take my time perusing! There were a few items that I wanted but couldn't purchase for the sake of space or other reasons, but they were absolutely beautiful. The photos I've shared below are only scratching the surface of the gamut of items that you can find at the antique mall. I ended up purchasing some small items to add to my shelf of collectibles at home, including my very first glass insulator. The staff are nice and everything is quite reasonably priced compared to CA antique stores. We will definitely be revisiting Capital City Antique Mall the next time we are in SLC!

This place absolutely STACKED with the coolest antiques! Usually antique malls overwhelm me because…read morethey can be hard to navigate, but Capital City is neatly organized and you can tell they put a lot of work into making it a cohesive space. It's such a joy to wander around here and explore their vintage clothing, jewelry, knick knacks, and nearly anything you can dream of - all at an affordable price. Not only do they sell antique items, but I spotted some displays of locally crafted earrings and newer items in awesome condition. I come here to find a unique gift for special loved ones and always leave with more than what I was looking for. The employees are super friendly, which is a huge bonus. If you're looking for a fun and interesting date idea, take your date to Capital City and you won't be disappointed!

Mr Newman was amazing. He was such a nice guy. He always had the best stuff. He has since passed…read moreaway. RIP

This antiques store is the stuffiest place I've been in a long time. In addition to the inventory…read morebeing completely overpriced, the staff members are pretentious and rude. I laughed when I drove by the store last week and saw a painting I recently donated to goodwill hanging in their store window. Giant thumbs down.

Great selection of military memorabilia. Found a beautiful sword from the early 1900's.read more

Probably one of the coolest antique shops that Utah has to offer. I got a bunch of vintage medical…read moreequipment for $27. The old man who runs the shop is very sweet and the atmosphere is inviting. The prices are probably the cheapest you'll find in comparison to any other antique shop.

Euro Treasures is probably the best antique store I've ever been in. And that's saying a lot…read morebecause I've gone to antique stores everywhere I've ever traveled. My dad recently visited salt lake and I told him to check it out. He said the same thing, and he's been to far more places than me, he's traveled the whole world and pretty sure every state. But he agreed, this is the best antique store. He then told me that the owner is being forced to close shop because whoever bought the building is increasing his rent from 8k to 60k a month. So you can thank the idiotic state of our economy for closing the best antique store in the world.

Amazing treasures from all over the world! Owner was amazing to show us so many unique pieces. The…read morespace is HUGE!

Positive- I happened upon this place accidentally, and it was a nice detour when visiting SLC. It…read morewas nice to walk around and look at all the vendors. Some vendors had unique goods, but honestly, most of them looked like they were simply reselling clothes they bought from thrift stores. It would've been great if I would've found an old Utah shirt, but I wasn't able to find one. I did get this super cute vest for $5! Critical- Again, most of the clothes looked like they were just bought from a thrift store to be resold. Many prices weren't marked on racks. And cash only entrance, so I had to pull money out of the ATM, which costed me more than the $3 admission fee.

I loved when this flea was at 400 W 700 S downtown. It was the perfect flea...so many different…read morebooths, music, a few food trucks, and lots of fun vintage finds. such a great location amidst boarded up buildings and old warehouses. LIke everything else here, this area is changing, and the flea moved about two years ago. When I visited the location at the Gateway, it didn't even seem like the same market. First, they charge an admission fee. Everything is also very spread out among the gateway buildings and outside areas. Many more booths with clothing that was more flea and less vintagey. Hardly any really unique booths. A few of the older vendors you might recognize, but the vibe is just very different.

My very favorite consignment store in the city and I bring all my friends here who love secondhand…read moreshopping. Some of my out-of-town family members now have it on their list to visit H&A whenever they're in town, we all love it so much. I was so sad that Cece and Moses (the owners) had to move out of their old location on 700 East - it was such a beautiful space that they worked so hard on. Their new location is definitely worth a visit too though. You'll find the same attention to beautiful design and amazing curation here. Cece's taste is second to none! Their family and employees are so friendly too and I'm amazed at how well Cece knows the store if you're looking for something specific. The prices are fair and not stupid overpriced like some secondhand areas have become. Such good clothes, furniture, accessories, gifts. There is parking in front of the store and it's easy to find.

This is the best curated vintage furniture and decor store in town! With rotating consignments,…read moretasteful items, and a friendly owner and employees, if you step inside, you're sure to find a treasure! The prices are very reasonable and there is always new merchandise to catch your eye. Everything from artwork to afghan blankets, from baskets to bird cages, couches to cookie jars. You can consign items here yourself, but they do take a large cut of the sale price. Their hours are limited, so check before you head over. This cute shop has big plans for the future. Look for better signage, personalized design services, and as always great new items. Check out their Instagram account for the latest and greatest!

I love this store so much! They are selective in the clothes they take on consignment, so the…read moreclothes you are purchasing are always of great quality at a great price! I was greeted cheerfully upon entering my first time and they explained the different color tag sales, etc. I was so impressed by this store! It was such a great experience and I found many wonderful gifts for the holidays. They have new items as well that are fun! As well as accessories, shoes, make up, etc. And, they have "store" cats that wander and I love that! However, I imagine it would be hard on those with allergies. So something to take note of.

It's been a bit, but I've just been stewing on it lately. But I went there with my boyfriend once…read moreand went to try on some shorts, and I came out and my boyfriend told me that someone was looking under the stall. I went to tell the staff and they looked on the cameras and told me that he probably didn't see anything, but they would talk to him. They went and tried to talk to him but didn't because he only spoke french and since he's from a different country that "they probably have different customs there" yes maybe that's true but it's still weird here and even if he didn't know english you could have google translated that it was uncomfortable and just let him know. It just sucks when I have seen so much about how inclusive and safe iconoCLAD is but in that moment it was not. They offered me a discount, but what would that help. I don't know I feel like if you are going to preach how welcoming, safe, and supportive you are you should actually follow through with that. Not a great experience and again it's been a bit but It just has been upsetting me.

I've driven past this place SO many times. I finally got the chance to pop in and take a peek! It's…read morecrammed full of vintage finds which is great as long as you're a small person. I'm talking a modern size 10 and feet size 8 or smaller in women's. I cannot speak for the men's wear. I absolutely loved that it was loaded to the rafters with treasures, but it did make it difficult rifle through the racks. There was a TINY section of kids/baby items & one discount rack I saw in the back. I did purchase a pair of earrings & a vintage kid shirt, but that was it. The cashier seemed bothered with selling them to me, which was not a great experience. Staff don't have to be exuberant, but they can at least acknowledge your presence & be cordial. I'd really like to say I will come back, but I don't think I will until they develop a GLP1 strong enough to make me thin like Arianna Grande and I gain enough outward vintage clout to charm the staff into a better attitude.

I love vintage stores and was very excited to stop by here. They have a huge selection of clothes…read moreand hats and whatnot. It was really impressive. Unfortunately, they didn't have very many articles that were my size, but it was still nice being able to look at everything they had. The owner was not friendly at all from the moment we entered. He was constantly checking up on me while I was looking around the store and yelled at me the second I touched a hat. Even if I had found something I liked that was in my size, there was no way I was going to give them a penny for it. Such a shame.