My husband wasn't in the market to buy anything- but since our wait was an hour for a table over at…read moreTaverna Kyclades, my daughter and I stopped in while he waited in the car. If you love a good rummage, Ditmars Thrift S. has all the staples you would expect from a second-hand store: loud costume jewelry, books, CDs, clothes, kitchenware, vases, picture frames, etc. My kid scored a neutral-styled slim wooden tray she bought for her grandmother to store lotions+ perfume including a 1970s small book on women and fatigue..... for me. I purchased a zebra print cropped sweater with puffy sleeves for me- which my daughter said "it looks fun". So maybe you won't find a super famous signed piece of art or stunning fine china- but you'll find many reasonably priced items at this diamond-in-the-rough store on Ditmars Blvd in Astoria.

We stopped in for two picture frames, and we did find them, but its mostly clothing here. They dont…read morehave stuff like stereo equipment or small appliances but i did see a little guitar amp & other random items so they might have what you're looking for which makes it worth at least one visit.

Many of their comms clearly state to call ahead before visiting because hours vary so take note to…read moreprevent being upset about something they warn of. Nice super small place, with a focus on records. Somewhat leans towards mid-century modern items. Seems to have reasonable turnover on items, so it's worth stopping in periodically to see what's new. Like the focus on Queens items and art, hope for even more in the future.

This place is a treasure - I've gotten so many lovely mid-century modern pieces, from art on the…read morewalls to a brass sculpture and beautiful bar glasses. It's a great place for gifts and for browsing. Dan and his wife are so helpful and are great about researching the provenance of items. The "now" pieces by local artisans are great, too - t-shirts, bags, ceramics. A jewel.

Went on Black Friday this year to Astoria's small business crawl and Pimbeche was one of my…read morefavorites. There was a mimosa (if we wanted one) and some of the best vintage selection I have seen. From the vintage sweaters, tops, coats, accessories (the jewelry was amazing, I bought a few pieces), and a sweater I will treasure. The owner was so friendly, welcoming us to try things on, and chat. I loved the store and will be back!

Looks good from through the window...by the way, there's no contact info for you here...no phone,…read morewebsite or Contact the Business. How can I email you a photo of some sneakers I have to see if they are something you'd be interested in? They are an obscure sneaker from Korea...worn literally once or twice...very funky, and I think a good match for your shop.... 'fashion' sneakers in black leather...thick white soles...with black 'dripping paint' that comes down from the sneaker part, onto the white sole, here and there. A woman's size 6/7 or so...or European 36/37. Thanks!

I actually feel somewhat disrespected by these people. I contacted them today to sell two items…read more Firstly, A pair of Gucci shoes that are brand new, hasn't even touched a hardwood floor till this day. The shoes Has everything that came w/ it even the box is in 100% flawless condition and runs 8-900$ retail. And lastly I have a WOM Moncler by Hiroshi which is current out of stock on the official moncler website which runs about 1500-1900$ retail, UNWORN & STILL IN THE BAG and these donkey's had the audacity to tell me that the 400$ I was asking for the shoes & the 800$ I was asking for the coat was too much , want to give me Jordan & Yeezy $ for foreign unworn shoes. Then want to lowball me on a coat that's clearly in high demand ATM.

This place has great stuff. I just moved to Ridgewood. The two owners are very nice…read more I didn't buy because I literally moved in a few days ago and don't have shelves. And they'll definitely haggle fairly.

This place has a great selection. I copped a Champion sweater for $15 which was a steal. I also…read moretried out a Zara cardigan for $15. This place has good finds, just need to be willing to do some digging. I'm docking a star because they do not give you a bag after your purchase. Would recommend bringing your own bag if shopping. I would go here again. It's a hidden gem.

Wildly over priced for poor quality and poor collection. The prices have gone up considerably in…read morethe last year.

I was walking through the neighborhood and decided to stop in. There's a huge selection for such a…read moresmall place, with a ton of clothes. There is a lot of fast fashion to sort through, but that's pretty standard for thrift stores nowadays, so I can't complain - definitely some gems in there if you know what you're looking for. In the front, they have a lot of old school glassware and China, vintage decor and bags up on the walls, women's clothing in the middle, and a large men's section in the back. There is also a great selection of jewelry and little trinkets by the register. I scored a gorgeous red croc leather bag and a vintage green glass ashtray for $40. Fernanda, the owner, is super nice and willing to negotiate, plus you can pay with Zelle. I'll be back next time I'm in the area!

The owners are the sweetest. I don't come in as often as I should, but they make up for it by…read moreshowing me things I can't help but buy It's not one of those overpriced vintage stores. It's a true THRIFT shop.

Lovely curated selection, affordable prices, stylish clothes and bags! Friendly and easy place to…read moreshop

the owner is always friendly and cordial and they have the best little gift ideas! did i mention…read morethey also have the best window decoration? i'm a fan of this local business and highly recommend it!