these guys are great, honest and reasonable. I traded a Kirby many many years ago and came back…read morefor another one recently and trading the last one from 10+ years ago.

I love these guys. They have great new and refurbished equipment. When my vac has a problem they…read morewill fix it without charging an arm and a leg. No place else I would go.

I used them for a FFL transfer. The store is clean well laid out. The people were very courteous,…read morerespectful, and helpful. It was a pleasure doing business with these people.

Very helpful. Professional, timely support. Responsive to requests and centrally located.read more

I think I finally found the other half of me at this fine establishment. Very kind bud tenders…read more(don't forget to tip) with a very pleasant and inviting aroma and atmosphere . The menu and selection is out of this world! Plus they have daily, weekly, and monthly specials. You also earn points that equal cash off your next purchase! Plus they have an app where you can shop online for the best deals to fit any budget. I absolutely recommend Kind Goods of Fenton, Missouri for any particular partakers of this purveyor's products Plus you might meet that certain one like I hope I did. Thankyou and Happy Memorial Day to all of our vets and soldiers abroad. Thankyou for your service and sacrifices. And to anyone who has to work today Happy Memorial Day also. Oh yea...don't forget to thank a vet!!! As always love ya'll! Gee.

A lot of variety. I haven't been to any other dispensaries in MO, since I was visiting family, but…read moreit seemed pricey to me. It has old-timey apothecary vibes and my bud tender was very knowledgeable. The ATM was right at the bud tender station, too!

Interesting items, knowledgeable staff, good place to pick up good deals on items of value.read more

have found some great treasures - paintings, prints, garden ornaments, and rugs. helpful staff.read more

Great work ethic. Wonderful designer. Wonderful place with fair prices. Many designs to choose…read morefrom and work is done quickly . I cannot say enough positive remarks about this place.

My friends and I stopped here along our personal shop-hop. Built on a large plot of land on the…read moreedge of town. Well lit, much variety. Also had hand embroidery supplies. Large classroom facilities. Unique displays of fabrics. Staff was friendly, but busy. Lots to see.

It is a lovely shop with very helpful and friendly staff. I have stayed at the retreat center and…read morebought items in the shop. I think it is a wonderful place to visit and stay. The only issue is lack of internet access or even cell access...if you need to stay connected, you have to go outside or even get in your car and travel a mile or two but it is still a great place.

They get 5 starts from me. I purchased a gift for someone's bday. Unbeknownst to me it was not the…read morecorrect item. I'd misplaced the receipt and called to verify their return/exchange policy. The person I spoke with reassured me that I should be ok to exchange the item. I headed there and sure enough NO ISSUES AT ALL! Thank You! The price points were great and their service was on point. THANK YOU AGAIN!

This place wasn't as welcoming as most of these kinds of shops. The workers were in no hurry to…read moreassist me when I ask questions and I finally just gave up and walked out after being told to buy things "similar" to what I was looking for. It just felt like a very unprofessional and not so fun gift and novelties kinds of store. They had a pretty okay selection of random things....but I didn't feel like there was much effort into laying out the store or making everything easy to see on the eyes. I will stop by again and give it another chance one of theses days!

I think I found my new clothing crush! Borough Vintage opened up last November on Cherokee Street…read moreand I've been wanting to shop here for awhile, especially after a camo jacket and ballet skirt combo went up in the window a few weeks ago :) Last Saturday, I stopped by with some yelpers to check out the shop. And I totally disagree with the last review in terms of pricing and overall service. Dawna, the shop owner, is super nice and helpful. And the clothes weren't unreasonable IMO. Because she spends a little extra time making sure items are clean and well-organized, the prices might be a tad higher. But nothing too ridiculous... I spent $38 on a pretty blue dress that I'm pretty sure would cost the same at another vintage store. And it didn't stink or have strange stains on it! As for negotiating, call me a sucker, but I don't think it's terribly fair to walk into a relatively new shop and start haggling on prices, especially if the clothes are well-displayed. Obviously the person in charge took some time and energy to put it all together, which is part of what you pay for in any retail environment. Regardless, I love my new blue dress. And since it's vintage, I can wear it to the April Elite event (it may be blue, but wearing something used is definitely "green"). I'll be back to Borough for sure!

I do a lot of vintage shopping - at brick-and-mortar stores and on Etsy and Ebay. And the bottom…read moreline is that this place is insultingly overpriced by any standard. A card of buttons that would cost $1 or less at Ruth's is $5 here. Your standard 60s printed shirtdress that would sell for $15 at Avalon Exchange and $35 at Timeless Authentic Garments (TAG) sells for $68 here. And at least at TAG, the staff is willing to cut you a modest break if you're buying multiple items. When I asked for a nominal $5-$10 off a purchase of three heavily overpriced items (I wanted to support the store and liked the stuff), the proprietress looked at me like I was crazy. I ended up leaving with the single cheapest item when she could have made a much larger sale, and at no meaningful loss. While I was in there, multiple customers wanted to buy off a rack of items awaiting tags. I tried a dress on and was practically begging to shell out for it, but she hemmed and hawed and finally said she'd need several days to price such an item. I'm sorry, what? There were about 40 similar dresses already on the racks and priced within a clear range. Just name a price, make the sale, keep your inventory moving, and move on with life. I've NEVER encountered anything like this at a vintage store - a clerk refusing to make a sale to a willing customer. The whole exchange was still pleasant - the owner clearly has an eye for quality items and is picky about what she allows into the store. Of all the vintage shops I went in St. Louis, this store had the most consistently strong and selective inventory. It's also the most attractive and savvy in its art direction (pretty letterpress labels, relevant trend articles in fashion magazines posted near items, etc.). But I'd rather have fair prices like those at Ruth's, Retro 101 across the street, or, in comparison, any other vintage shop.