Pretty decent selection and store for thrifting. You're able to also come in and sell your clothes…read moreif needed. This is also a rather sizable location which is about the size of a Trader Joe's! Thrifting is a big cultural trend in Brooklyn, and Beacon's Closet here is a formidable choice to do so amongst other stores.i was able to find two winter coats here and was happy with my selection. Thrifting definitely takes time and you have to have the energy to do so in order to dig through racks. However, the prices of thrifting and consignment stores have unfortunately gone up, so I give Beacon's Closet a solid 3.5 stars.

Racks upon racks of used clothes all overused and overpriced! It was a complete disappointment…read more There were a lot of staff working there and maybe that's why the prices were high but honestly some clothes were just garbage. It is overwhelming and hard to navigate, I won't be going back.

The apple cider doughnut was so good. My girlfriend really liked it and she loves Dunwell donuts so…read moremuch and it brings us closer in our relationship. I love Dunwell and my girlfriend, y'all should add chicken tenders to the menu.

Super interesting Stroe with fun display and variety of vintage stuff. I often pass by the store in…read morethe morning but they are not open yet. So finally I have a chance to go there during opening hours. The owner of the store is very friendly and knowledgeable. I really like the rail that move the cloth around, remind me of old day amusement park. I only have a shot time to check out the store and have a nice conversation with the owner then I have to go back to work. I will come back next time.

Farfalla is Italian for butterfly!…read more And this shop is beautiful and unique just like a butterfly! I adore coming here and looking for treasures. The housewares and knick knacks are absolutely whimsical, colorful and show their beauty in this shop set up. The window displays pull you in from the freezing cold or blazing heat. There's men and women's wear. Instagram stories will highlight all kinds of newcomers from a fur coat to a new cocktail dress. You might also bump into some local musicians like the "Lemon Twigs" while shopping. Sometimes "Stella Rose Saint Clair" the fashion dive will be the shop girl. The perfect gal for vintage fashion advice. I got a stunning Jonathon Adler pills, striped jar. My friend got a very cool art piece. I brought my sister and niece here and they picked up some vintage cards. For the holidays you could find the most fun ornaments. Make sure to add this to your vintage shopping and then pop into Fortunatos for a cappucino and Italian goodies. And also "By Liv" shop around the corner. it's a real family in these few blocks. Keep up the great curating Neala!

The vintage clothes tend toward collectors' items, like original rock tour shirts or ancient auto…read moreshop uniforms, and some of them are more ragged and stained than I've seen in any shop. The proprietor seems to have a special eye for beautifully ruined clothing, and her selectivity is reflected in high prices for a few items. There's new clothing as well, including the softest T-shirts I've found anywhere.

I personally wasn't a fan of a lot of the clothes they were selling. Lots of work overalls and…read moreshirts that looked like they needed a wash but I know it's a style choice a lot of people love, just not for me. This place is on the pricier side where you consistently see prices of $50+ which wasn't quite what I was looking for. The old sign above the building said it was a bagel store so it was a little confusing to find as the only other sign indicating it was raggedy threads were the signs on the windows.

I popped by for some closet upgrades and found lots great potential fashions to try on. I walked…read moreaway with a huge bag of goodies: sweaters, vintage tops, really great wardrobe staples. The variety and pricing here is unmatched. It's absolutely massive. Service was good and facilities are clean. Love the helpful rolling baskets.

This one is good. You will need to take your time…read more The variety here is broader. It's a good thrift store to me if you see some of everything. Casual, one of a kind, fancy, vintage, trendy, old trend pieces that make the experience worth the trip. I like to see enough selection to boost my imagination for what I can do with the pieces. The prices are decent here too, don't change. I'll be back. Bring cash if you wanna avoid that credit card fee.

I am so glad I found this boutique while visiting New York. They carry great vintage pieces at…read moreaffordable prices. Their variety is amazing! I don't live in New York but I shop their InstaStories on a daily basis! Their pieces are great even when ordering online. They are great and fast at answering your questions about any items. My items are always exactly as shown in the photos when I get them and I love them. When shopping vintage it's hard to shop online, but Awoke Vintage will offer a store credit if needed! So many amazing things to say about this store! Love it

This is definitely a curated vintage store and not a thrift shop, and the pricing reflects that…read more They have lots of cute photo opportunities like a neon sign and tv that has a camera in the window. They had a really awesome selection of vintage tshirts. They also had a bunch of really cute skirts. My friend got some new doc martens there that were so cute. The girl who helped get her size was super nice and checked in to see how she was liking them. I would definitely recommend checking this place out, but be sure to go in with the mindset that it is curated vintage and not thrifting as far as the pricing is concerned. They know what their stuff is worth and charge that.

Having come back time and time again, this is probably my favorite vintage clothing store of all…read moretime! I usually go into vintage and thrift stores with specific styles and pieces in mind, and I can generally find what I want or something similar here because the selection is so extensive! The prices here are very fair too, compared to other stores in the area. Plus, the staff here are very relaxed and kind! I recently came in with my friend who has diabetes so she keeps a pack of candy on her in case her blood sugar gets low. Although food or drink isn't allowed in the store, we explained her condition to the worker at bag check-in and they were very accommodating and allowed her to keep the candy on her.

Not for me. Super pricey, the cheapest thing I saw here was a $25 t-shirt with a hole in it. A lot…read moreof things were priced at $45, like sweaters and dresses. Some things were real vintage and some felt like new vintage inspired pieces because there would be ten of the same thing on a rack. I'd say the best section was the shoes, lots of Doc Martins, vans, and converse. This place is packed with stuff which makes it hard to move around and look through the racks. It was very busy so I guess other people like it but I don't consider this to be real thrifting. This is a curated vintage store and you pay the price for it.

This has everything from antique furniture to clothes. If you're a thrift shopper this place is for…read moreyou. Not too many staff walking around but a heavy stream of customers in and out continuously You never know what you might find here

DO NOT BUY SONNY ANGELS FROM HERE. Absolute disappointment when my friend and i opened the boxes…read more The heads were separated from the body which was so odd. In the pictures shown I got the white kitten, the flower one, the valentine bunny one, and this candy hipper. (The rhino and Lamb are real and i bought them in Newbury Comics) You can clearly see how they are fakes. It's ridiculous as two sonny's were $32.66. Not once did the girl (cashier) mention that they were fake, i even asked her how often she gets shipment and if they sold them at their actual store in Brooklyn. (i purchased these at their booth in Bryant Park) She even stated that they bring all the good blind boxes to the booth and how it's best to purchase them now rather than later. I hope others see this and don't get scammed how my friend and I did.

It gives a manufacture feel moreso than actually thrifting. It doesn't have that thrift store…read morecharm. You know, the spark you feel you get when you know you're gonna leave with a one of a kind piece. It's absolutely more items for men than women. I can def see where the cut up t-shirts and 'make skirts from plaid shirts' trend for women comes from. I've only found a few trinkets here, no super finds. I'll revisit soon because that what it's about - sometimes you hit, sometimes you miss. Happy thrifting! *have cash on hand if you wanna avoid that card/debit fee

Probably the L train with the nicest stuff, but holy hell it's so expensive…read more T-shirts that'd cost $6 at other L trains are $15-$25 here. There's entire racks of $40-$60 t-shirts, and another rack of $100+. That wasn't fun at all.

Although the staff is very kind, the quality of clothing they sell does mot meet the price point…read more $70 on a nice top is a decent price. That top should not lose two buttons in a delicate wash the first time it's cleaned. That's ridiculous. Inner lining of the top shrank as well. There was no garment care instructions so safe to say I'm very disappointed. Not worth your money.

Zemeta is a curated fashion boutique that highlights Asian brands and designers, both local and…read moreinternational. Having seen some of these brands at pop-ups before, it was nice to find them gathered together in one space here. The clothing leans on the pricier side, but the quality is strong and the designs feel one-of-a-kind. Many of the pieces are unique and not something you'll find replicated elsewhere, which makes it a worthwhile spot if you're looking to invest in standout fashion.