Extremely cute little antique store. Multiple floors all jam-packed with mostly good quality…read moreantiques. Prices range from very fair to a little expensive, but overall the condition on everything was very good. Not a junk store but rather a curated variety by different vendors. I found many of the items to stick to specific eras/styles. A lot of Victorian, "cottage", Renaissance. A lot of stairs, and I didn't see an elevator. Some off street parking. Staff at the exit were friendly, but maybe a little sparse throughout the entirety of the store. This may be due to the vendor aspect.

Great building setup for vendors with four floors of treasures to explore. Everything is organized…read moreand well displayed in each individual vendor space as well as the setup and layout of the building. Loved the use of the stairwells for wall art displays and the variety of items available. Looking forward to returning on a future visit to the area!

I stopped into this spot while I was attending the Yelpie awards. You can miss the shop, the store…read morefront is bright and open. When you walk in, the shop takes you back to a fantasy store I wish I had as a kid. They have so many of the shirts from the 90's, toys, excellent quality jackets and other vintage stuff. They even have a working floor piano! If vintage swag or old school street wear is your thing, I think this store will have something you'd like. The service was excellent and the owner was excited about his goods and that made the experience even better. I'm always a fan of clothing stores that have a passion for fashion and by the owners style, I'm sure he'll get you right.

Cute and eclectic store. Owner super kind. Found some unique pieces. Fun hats and jackets!read more

Wonderful place to find unique items from local artists. Lots to look at upstairs with some…read moreadditional shops downstairs as well. Everything was reasonably priced with many different options that would be great if you are looking for unique gifts or decor.

Such a nice place for unique, hand crafted gifts/ items. Plenty of soaps and candles to choose…read morefrom. There is now a coffee bar. The Syracuse poster project has a selection of posters to choose from, done by local artists. There are also 2 different check out areas now, depending on what side of the building you are buying from. Don't forget the shops downstairs! The prices are pretty reasonable for the items offered. The staff are knowledgeable and happy to assist!

I really thought I would like this place. We walked in during a downpour and the guy behind the…read morecounter seemed more annoyed than anything that a customer was there. Sorry charlie, not going to happen

I like this store. It sells vintage clothes that actually look clean and wearable. Too many shops…read morelike this fall into the trap of looking like a salvation army, but then deciding to sell items for ten times the amount. However, the selection of clothes at MPC is quite limited. If you are a girl, they have some quality dresses buried within the racks and some nice accessories. However, when shopping for myself I am only ale to choose from grungy flannels, tweed sports coats, and unwearable polos. They have a selection of vintage t-shirts that I have picked from, but a lot are forgettable. I wish the store would expand its purchases. The store is worth it to check out, and I hope you find something to buy because it's great to see shops like this in Syracuse, but it just doesn't offer anything for me.

You'll love this summer market at the Everson Museum of Art. Plenty to choose from and some real…read moregood deals. The vendors are very friendly and helpful. There are also artists selling their creations .Themarket also allows non profits a free space. It's always the second Sunday of the month May through October.

Love this market! Fine art, antiques/vintage wares mixed with handmade jewelry, pottery,…read morerepurposed items, and so much more! The second Sunday of each month May to October, this festival is held in the courtyard area next to the fabulous Everson Museum of Art in Downtown Syracuse, NY. Each year this event gets better!

This might be my new favorite shop! I found more than I was looking for. I left with a new wardrobe…read morefor about $100, all name brand clothing. The ladies at the front were helpful and super nice! My only complaint was parking. I was able to park across the street for $5.

It's way after 3:15am and I'm still writing these damn reviews…read more This is a super cute consignment store located inside little tiny University College shopping center where Strong Hearts On The Hill is. They have some cute stuff Barbie likes and they're a little on the pricey side as you would imagine, but you can definitely find some gems if you come in here. It's especially good for hipsters and there's plenty of those at Syracuse so if it's that crowd you're in or want to look like, this is your spot.

I had to checkout this newly opened business in the Eastwood area. It is very nicely laid out in 1…read morelarge room. Many items I remember from my childhood! The Owner is so nice and did have a place on Onondaga Hill but moved here when this space opened up. I was impressed with the quality of his items and how he displayed everything. I also thought the prices were reasonable for what he offered. If you want a trip back in time and love the 1960's and 1970's you must check this place out!!

Cjala is great and is always amazing to be around. She is amazing at helping find whatever it is…read moreyou're looking for. the selection of things is top tier imo and completely worth whatever amount of money you end up spending there (which you'll want to spend money there). I always get books from her but i am hoping to start buying some clothes from here as well

Tucked away in Bank Alley, Black Citizens Brigade is a place where it is a truly curated vintage…read moreexperience. The clothing items are carefully compiled by the owner, Cjala. She knows the history and fashion origin of them all. They are primarily structured pieces from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, all of excellent quality and construction, a testament to Cjala's eye. If you're interested in some guidance Cjara will direct you to things which might be within your comfort zone but also comfortably out of it if you're willing. There are always inspiring outfits in the window displays, showcasing standout pieces and unexpected and wonderfully layered "basics". I feel the prices are very good here, a reasonable ask for good garments. Aside from clothing there are books and records, all steeped in black history and the intersections it meets. With the music playing, the books on offer, and the clothing at hand it's an immersive experience that we're fortunate to have in Syracuse. Car parking - this shop is in an alley, y'all. Don't block it. Warren St usually has good spots and there's a parking garage right nearby on Washington. There are bike racks around the corner on Fayette St to lock to.