Great finds for decent prices. Totally unassuming: this shop…read more"under-sells and over-delivers! Skip the clothing altogether but spend hours browsing over everything else. I got a 1955 (Jetson's era meets 1930s art deco) electric coffee maker in mint condition (with all the parts) for $35!!! Sure it wasn't cheap, but it was totally worth it! $22 seems to be the number of choice for most jewelry and accessories (which I found to be slightly overpriced). Great music played loud but didn't bother me one bit, in fact it added to my overall enjoyment and experience of the shop. Great selection of authentic broaches and jewelry. Limited bake-light and lucite items though the few they DO have are priced fairly. Best part is by far the antique household items. Large selection of records with Lou Reed having his own section! Dressing room is the restroom. Restroom is small, dingy, dirty but again, works with the vibe of the place so it didn't bother me. It felt kinda like a live art museum where you can pick things up in one place and then leave them in another. Everything was scattered around and mixed together so it made you really have to look and interact with the space. I had a fun time. It felt like an artist date!

This place had so many great finds and the prices were reasonable. It's definitely a place you have…read moreto do a little digging in. There's way too much stuff for the small size of the store. Great selection of odd-ball dresses and jackets from different decades. Good amount of accessories if you're looking for small pins, rings and other jewelry. They will lower the prices on items if you just ask. Lots of floaters outside and 25-cent peep show-type places.

Wow! This place is Huge. Aisle after aisle that go both ways to explore. I found lots of newer…read morerelease albums and bargain prices that were nicely organized to look through. They offer some crafted foods as well as some craft dealers but not too many. I wish the service was a little faster, the line was over 20 deep and took over 20 minutes to get through.

Dayton, Ohio, is a treasure trove for antique lovers. They offer a wide range of shops filled with…read moreunique vintage finds, furniture, and collectibles. Whether one's hunting for one-of-a-kind home décor or just enjoy browsing through pieces of history. With over 80,000 square feet of space and more than 350 unique vendors, Antiques Village is one of the largest antique malls in the region, located on Lyons Road in Centerville. My partner, his family, and I stopped by last Sunday at this very well-organized establishment. One can see the dedication of the vendors to bring in quality pieces and fair prices. Easily the biggest antique shop some of us have been to yet, which we can recommend.

As someone who is very passionate about vintage fashion and sustainable shopping, this is one of my…read morefavorite Dayton spots of all time. Their selection is incredible, the pieces are in excellent shape, and the prices are relatively reasonable for vintage resale (especially for the quality of items). I am especially blown away by their dress selection. I bought a prom dress from here many years ago and would love to maybe find my wedding dress here someday! While vintage clothing can only be as size inclusive as clothing makers were in the past, Clash has a plus size section and is clearly invested in trying to include people of all sizes as potential customers, which is very refreshing. I took several of my friends with me after brunch, and one of my friends found a plus size dress that she LOVES and I was so happy. Clash does also have beautiful accessories, home items, bags, shoes, etc. and changing rooms so that you can try anything on before buying. If you haven't been to Clash, you have to add it to your list of Dayton spots to check out!

Clash is for people looking for that different pop in fashion, jewelry, or art. Every time I am…read moredowntown on 5th, we make sure to stop in because what is available is always changing. This is also where we get our local art fix with artists like Amy Kollar-Anderson's work and others. If you are in the area, it is worth stopping in to meet the friendly staff and see what is available!!

I've never had a problem with this thrift store. In particular, I like the marked down clothing…read more(color tags of $1.99 and 99 cents) and have found quite a few casual tops and pants in some of the old school brands and styles I love. The store is clean and the employees always friendly. I only wish they would open the store at 8 a.m., lol.

I like this particular thrift store because it is so well organized. Items are grouped correctly…read moreand not thrown randomly on shelves. Prices sometimes seem not correct but overall a good stop to look for a bargain or two.

Old stuff, new stuff, art and artsy. This is a cute little shop in the Oregon District of Dayton…read more The owner (I assume) gave me a great big hello as I walked in. Always a nice touch. It's not a big store, so I was only in there for a few minutes. It's a cool eclectic mix of home decor, gifts, jewelry, antiques, re-purposed items etc. Their prices seemed fair for the items I looked at. I didn't see anything I had to have this time, but I'd definitely stop back again.

This store is a gem. Really cool selection of merchandise. You need to stop in often as they are…read morealways getting new things in. They have unique items you won't find in a mall. Love their handcrafted jewelery, purdrd and their selection of vintage items. They have some great bar carts. Very funky ambiance.

Such a cute little boutique!! The staff was super friendly and made it a fun and personable…read moreexperience. My mom, sister, and I went and found such great clothing items for a great deal. They even had a cute snacks table for ladies shopping for Valentine's Day :)) We can't wait to come back soon and support this sweet small business!

We were expecting a bit more in terms of high end designer options with shoes, purses and jewelry…read more Seemed to be tailored to middle age women.

This is such a cute place. The owner is very sweet and dedicated to her craft. I ended up buying…read morea few candles and some of her homemade jam. I would come anytime because of her care as shown in how things are laid out at the store and her sweet personality. Please come and support this local business.

This boutique is any vintage, consignment, color, kitsch lover's dream! Reasonably priced and…read morewonderful, unique items here for house, kitchen, bath, gifts, etc. The new vintage, consignment section is amazing! Lots of great dresses if you have an occasion to dress up and want to stand out from the crowd. Great old Christmas decorations. I like that a lot of the kitchen items are available as sets with multiple items in the same pattern. Great new location in Oakwood's downtown so plenty of shopping in the same strip. The owner was very friendly!

They have become more pricey then im willing to pay for thrift store items. Really have to look…read morehard for a good deal .

The CHARITY known as Goodwill no longer has any Good or Will. They have become big enterprise of…read morecorporate greed. Prices have tripled at this Goodwill where purses used to be $1 now they are $3 and the same with the price per pound. The Outlet is the last stop before the LANDFILL they should be giving stuff away at that point. Staff were tired...probably from taking the brunt of corporate swindlers. I will no longer support any of my Goodwills my spending my money or donating my goods. I'll put it on Facebook and set the boxes out for free or just throw it away- which is where 90% of their stuff winds up anyway either sold and stored overseas or dumped in the landfill. The whole time I was there they were using a crusher to destroy merchandise because the sound of glass breaking was deafening. Items they cant sell at their premium and refuse to GIVE AWAY get destroyed and sent to landfill. DO BETTER GOODWILL you're supposed to be a CHARITY not Walmart.