Huge selection with just about everything you could imagine. Glassware, albums, fossils and rocks,…read morefurs, jewelry, clothing, artwork, etc.

So much to see it's ALMOST overwhelming. Give your self several hours and just get lost in your…read morememories.

Give yourself a lot of time to get lost! The Brass Armadillo Antique Mall is a true stroll through…read moretimes past. The amount of stuff in this mall is out of control -- my upcycling brain was on overdrive as I wandered about - so many options to give all this old stuff new life! The neighborhood is a little sketchy -- when I came in some lady was being accused of shoplifting and on the way out she was knocking things over and screaming at the top of her lungs - so that was something, LOL. They do have a little information kiosk when you arrive where you can grab a piece of paper that has a map of the store (the aisles have street names) and you can remind yourself where you saw something. They also have a little relaxation area with tables and chairs and restrooms -- which was nice, I always need to use the restroom! And it was well maintained. I did go right before Christmas and the place, to my surprise, was packed and the checkout line was very very long! But they seemed to be cycling people through fairly quickly. I didn't end up getting anything because I was on a schedule and didn't have time to really absorb it all -- so I will definitely be back when I have more time!

I really love antique stores, my home is full of cool items i've picked up over the years of…read morethrifting and antiquing. I'm someone who looks more on the "alternative" side, tattoos, plugs, piercings. I have worked my fair share of retail jobs and I know when i'm being targeted. I love Brass Armadillo, I always start out at the glass cases to the right when you first enter the building. As i'm browsing the cases an older woman walks up and shakes the case in front of my face to ensure it's locked. I take note. It happens two more times and after the third I asked the woman if there was a reason multiple workers have come up specifically where i am to shake the case door. She mumbled something under her breath about shift changes. Sure. I handed the woman the items in my hand and asked her to bring them up front for me because I intend on purchasing them and glared at her. Brass Armadillo needs to train their employees better and not profile people just because they look different. People! be mindful that the elderly employees here and low key racist and will profile you. Do better.

This shop is connected to so many other awesome thrift shops! And all the shop workers are so nice…read moreand helpful. The stores were huge and had so many options. Most the prices were very reasonable too. I went during a special holiday night market and they had snacks and decorations out, it was such a nice shopping experience!

What a great place to go. They have about 30 different vendors that have their own sections in the…read morestore where everything is displayed. So much variety of stuff and changes daily with stuff being sold and new stuff coming in. The owner is so nice and knowledgeable about what's in her store. Just a great place to shop for vintage furniture and knickknacks. I'm pretty sure they accept Zelle and Venmo too which is really convenient.

I stopped in here last week, looking for some particular cat figures and Native American jewelry or…read morefigures. I didn't find quite what I was looking for, but did find a number of other things I loved, including one in my budget. I think overall the pricing seemed fair, even if I only bought one (or one pair) item. The staff was very friendly and polite, and we chatted a little about what I was looking for, and just day to day stuff. All the items in the store looked in good shape (for their age) and the store is pretty sizeable and well-stocked. It was very fun to browse around through everything, and easy to get staff help when I wanted to see something in a cabinet. I'll definitely stop in here again!

Jammed packed with large selection and fun hunting. Friendly staff. Didn't find what we were…read moresearching for this time but will return for more treasure hunting.

First time coming back after their Tempe market. They must have expanded, and it seems like way…read moremore vendors. There was plenty of parking at Paradise Valley Community College, and the $5 entrance wasn't bad. Wish they had more variety of vendors. After about halfway through, they seem all the same. But this is compared to the vintage market in Alameda. After walking through the entire market, I only walked away with a book.

We are wintering in Mesa and decided to make the drive to Phoenix for this flea market, and we were…read morenot disappointed. There was a great variety of treasures and lots of vendors. We appreciated the food and beverage trucks as well as the convenient porta potties and wash stations. We would highly recommend if you are into flea markets and are in the area.

Wow! I couldn't believe the scale of this warehouse and the selection! We went in search of a…read morecustom island/prep table. Not expecting much, we were blown away when we found multiple options! The staff were lovely, so kind and helpful. We spent hours there looking! There were so many incredible pieces! 10/10 experience! If you're looking for one of a kind statement pieces this is the place!

I love this place! I have found so many wonderful, one-of-a-kind items here, and they are now in my…read morehome. I recommend this, highly! They recently have updated their system for finding pricing and information on the individual items. I find it very helpful.!

I was very interested in looking through this shop when I was exploring Melrose a couple weeks…read moreago... the moment I walked in the large front desk lady looked upset I was there. I said hi how's your day going and she made a big sigh rolled her eyes and gave me no response. I was completely shocked. I froze I got emotionally upset thinking what could I have done I just walked in. From the items I saw I was impressed but this woman genuinely looked like she hated me being there. I made a quick turn around and swiftly left. Honestly I can't stop thinking about it. I don't her, I don't know what I could've done to deserve that. I went home crying.

You definitely need to check out Rewind. Unique and one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture, artwork,…read moreknickknacks, rugs, and lamps. All that prices any pocketbook can afford. And the owners attitude will put a smile on your face.

Sweet salvage is a vintage home decor market held one weekend per month. The shop is located in…read morethe Melrose district at 7th Ave and Coolidge st (close to so many other thrift shops).They are open from Thursday thru Sunday on the 3rd weekend each month, and the show theme changes. You're greeted as you enter, with a lanyard and number. That way, as you shop and pick out items, associates will take it to a storage room so you can enjoy shopping empty-handed and pick up all your wares as you check out My home is covered in plants, so the Gardenology theme drew me in this past month. Coming up next weekend, March 19-22, the show is themed. "Show and tell." Happy shopping!

I love this place and discovered it randomly one Saturday about 4 years ago when I was early to…read moremeet friends to dine at the Fry Bread House and popped in here to kill some time and so glad I found this place! This place is open one weekend a month and I usually miss the weekends they are open but this weekend (Dec 6 and 7, 2025), I randomly looked up if they would be open and they were open for a pop up! Sweet! I came in here on a Saturday morning around 10:30am and the back parking lot was almost already full! This place is popular and people know about this spot. I love their concept and they have a lot on offer especially now being the holidays! I spent a good hour looking at things and hopped in line around 11:30am and the line to pay was growing pretty long. Their process to purchase items is that you get a number at the door and then when you want something, find a helpful staff and they will take your items to the front for you. A nice concept especially if youre buying large items like furniture. Hard to describe what the style is here, maybe I could call it hobo cique or something like that. Either way, I found myself with a good amount of items and this place is lovely to holiday shop for friends and loved ones! Definitely come check it out! Its an awesome unique place with one of a kind items!

Great selection and super friendly employees. My daughter and I found this gem not too long ago and…read morewe love it! Also a bonus, parking is easy.

This is a true vintage place. If you're really into vintage clothing this place is for you. If…read moreyou're a general thrifter, you may not have a lot to enjoy. A good place overall.

This place is a blast to the past! So much variety! I walked hours and still missed a few spots…read more Can spend the whole day here. The value varies depending on the item and booth. Some are more expensive than others for similar items. There's something for everyone. If patient can find great deals. The staff i encountered were nice including the cashier. Service was adequate. The booths are different owners but you just paid for all in one place which makes it very convenient. Def coming back there's so much to see, you want to buy it all! Next door they have bbq.

Lots of memories refreshed here. And then you remember how…read moremuch items cost back when compared to the prices now. Decor, clothing, books, pictures, frames, toys, War memorabilia, musical instruments, jewelry, records, furniture, hardware, tools, stickers, and maybe a few other tchotchkes. They have special events that occasionally take place over the weekend. There's a senior day. They welcome pets and even encouraged me to bring mine in! Maybe someday I'll bring one of mine for the "Bull in the China Shop" experience. They have a restaurant here too so you can dine prior your shopping experience. Or after. They also have small shopping carts, but honestly there's no need since occasionally staff will pass and ask you if you would like the items you're carrying taken up front. And it doesn't take much to get large items moved because staff is so helpful. On special event weekends it gets noticeably busy. Parking lot fills and aisles become a bit crowded, so come early. Holidays are especially appealing when vendors dress up their booths with seasonal decor, especially the vintage items. Almost every time I shop here I find something to bring home.