Wonderful experience !!! Highly recommend. This was such a fun place to spend time and I walked…read moreaway with a bunch of stuff. One woman there (seemed like the owner) was so sweet and personable, and helped me find some items to try on and that I was looking for. She told me this is a multi generational woman owned store and it shows. There is some amazing thrift and vintage in these racks at all different price ranges (a bunch more accessible stuff and then some higher priced vintage dresses and pieces). If you enjoy the hunt this is a great spot for it! I walked away with an incredible pair of leather pants, a cashmere zip up hoodie, a macrame vintage bag and two mid century modern gorgeous coupe type glasses for like $80! Any one of these individual trendy/timeless items could've been in a high end shop for $80. I feel like this shop has something for everyone and it's enormous so it's a fun place to visit to kill time :) Thanks again. I wish I was local so I could come back.

I like this spot a lot and glad that it has survived so many years in Tallahassee. The staff is…read morevery kind and one woman went the extra mile to help point out some blazers that I was looking for. Unfortunately there was nothing that fit the style I was attempting to achieve. Because these items are vintage and I believe many are priced by individual sellers you will have a myriad prices, but I saw several people that had picked up items. I would say for items that are vintage/secondhand the prices are a little more than I'd like to spend. There was actually a lot of foot traffic there for a random Tuesday afternoon.

LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!!!!!…read more I live in NYC and wish I could visit this store in person more frequently! ALL of my favorite things are from here and the owner Michelle is incredible!!!!!!! It's a superpower. She listens and starts to envision exactly what you need for whatever the end-use may be. Whether it's a formal presentation, a wedding guest, cocktails with girlfriends or every day elevated essentials - this place has you covered! Wish she'd do an NYC pop up again!!! THE BEST!!!!!!

Very cute clothes and decorations in the store. I wanted to look there with my friend for a special…read moreoccasion that I need a dress for. I know that they carry unique inventory that can be vintage. We were excited to look around. A store associate immediately asked if we needed assistance, and when I told her what I was looking for, she gave us a very condescending look/response... Furthermore, my friend found a dress that she wanted to try on and the employee stressed that it was VINTAGE and she hinted that my friend would not be able to fit into the dress!! We just felt that it was an overall negative experience based on the store associates interactions with us.

Great service and a wonderful selection of true vintage clothes. I would definitely recommend for…read morevintage enthusiasts or just visiting.

I really love this charming vintage shop! Located in the Railroad Square Arts District, the shop is…read morecheerful and welcoming. Beautiful vintage threads and accessories beckon those with affinities for past styles. You can't go wrong with the many knits or the hefty collection of quality denim. My personal favorite aspect of this shop is the beautiful collection of colorful silk and satin scarves! My body is not "vintage shaped" but I still love the accessories and jewelry.

I used to love The Fix. Huge fan of their cause - but lately the store is different. Prices have…read moregone up so much that it's no longer a casual impulse purchase location. A few of their regular employees are no longer there and the ones who are there are not friendly. Thrifting is a fun hobby - almost like a treasure hunt, but whoever is pricing the items in the store have priced out of the thrift store range and more into boutique level shopping. I will still support them and their mission, but their changes have discouraged me from being a weekly browser.

Wasn't what I would consider a thrift shop because the prices were not too thrifty. They had some…read morenice items in the store but a little too rich for me to consider a thrift shop.

Shabby chic is this gorgeous boutique's signature look. It's not shabby at all and most definitely…read morechic so it does live up to its name. I love the whimsical decorative items such as the sparkling chandelier as it contrasts with distressed wood photo frames, vintage throw pillows, colorful fabrics and a few more antique looking decor. I wish I'd found out about this place during the holidays and I would've certainly found gifts for good friends here. Nevertheless, there are birthdays, special occasions and holidays down the road so I'll be sure to remember to come back here. The owner was super nice too! Prices were reasonable too!

From the owner: At Vintique you will find Vintage inspired new furnishings, authentic vintage furnishings painted…read morew/ chalk paint & distressed, furniture repurposed from vintage windows, doors & headboards, great benches, shabby chic - cottage style home decor, and gifts. Always solid wood. Always great customer service! Vintique is uniquely an old world feel with modern style.

I just checked this establishment out for the first time and got 4 pieces, two dressers and two…read morenightstands for under $700. One was Ethan Allen which can retail up to $2000. The staff was very helpful and they have quite a nice collection of consigned furtniture and other home decor. The consigned receive half if/when their items sell. For the buyers you have to pay separately for delivery, but the staff arranges it for you. I will update my review after that portion of the process is complete. My husband and I left feeling very accomplished. No complaints about the delivery process either. The mover reached out to my husband via cell phone and within 20 minutes had all our pieces moved in. They quoted as $100 for delivery and move-in at the establishment so that's exactly what was charged/we paid. Pleased with the service from start to finish.

I had sent my pictures in to see if they could sell my items. I was told in the email to come on in…read moreand bring them that they could sell them for me. When I arrived, I was addressed by a woman that worked there who looked at my frames and told me "Sorry we cannot take these frames they have no pictures in them? " When I explained to her that I had received an email that instructed me to drop them off I was told the same answer and tried to tell me my frames which are churchill classics and in excellent condition were not going to be worth it for them to sell. I told her if that was the case I should have been told that before I drove all the way to the other side of town to bring them in. She tried to tell me that the email I had was some generic email that they send to everyone to bring them in. I had even sent a photo. I told her that answer was unacceptable, and I told her you are one of the rudest people I have ever met before I left. I would not recommend this place to anyone based on my horrible experiences. Do not shop here or sell your things here if this is how they treat people. It cost money to drive from one side of town to the other these days and you don't need to waste your money.

Ironically, I am wearing a shirt I bought from Olde Fields as I write this review. It was my first…read morepiece of FSU "merchandise" that I bought when I moved to Tallahassee. This isn't your typical Nole or Rattler gear. It's a little quirky and fun and sometimes the shirts and tank tops have crass and profane sayings on them, but they're really cool alternatives. The store itself is organized pretty well. They also sell a variety of sunglasses and other clothing like a regular boutique. They have quite the selection of vintage pieces and home decor too! The people working there always are very friendly and seem willing to help. I hope they eventually have some sort of sale so I have an excuse to browse in there without feeling awful for not buying anything. Prices can be a little steep but I assume that's because they hand print a good amount of their tops.

I feel like this store is trying to pass itself off as vintage/eclectic, but is selling FSU…read moremerchandise? I admit that the FSU clothing is more subtle (no giant letters, more artsy and imagery), which is why I'm reviewing this place to begin with. However, I wouldn't go out of my way to stop by here as it was quite bare/sparse when I visited. A meh store gets a meh review.