this store was pretty nice. I found some really good fit for myself. Plus I want to mention that…read moreAmy was very nice. She's got the best customer service. We appreciate you.

I love that they have dressing rooms. I found 2 cute items in less than 5 minutes and I'm a fussy…read moreshopper. Cashiers were friendly.

I've always been a fan of VDP thrift shops because you can always find something of interest. The…read morestore is very well laid out with most of the floor given over to clothing, which is to be expected. However, they have lots of books, tons of glassware, kids toys, some furniture, and lots of media. They do offer daily specials and color tag sales depending on the day. A couple of finer points to keep in mind is that their bathrooms are kept locked and for customers only and there are no refunds or exchanges. Plenty of photos for more insight.

Good selection and well organized. Kind hard working staff. Prices were good. Found a couple of…read moretreasures to take home. I'll be back!

I came here for the first time on a Monday with my mom, who's more familiar with this store. She…read moreasked a few staff members about the "color of the day" discount, but the experience wasn't great -- the first person was dismissive, the second just guessed, and the third at the register was pretty snappy, finally telling her that the discounts aren't until Wednesday. That miscommunication set the tone a bit. The store itself is fairly organized for a thrift shop, but I'm not sure if the clothes are cleaned before they hit the racks. Pricing was on the higher side for secondhand items. I found a top for $13 that easily felt like it should've been $5 or less. Unless the money goes to a good cause (which wasn't clear), it felt a little overpriced. Location-wise, it's in a rougher part of town with a visible homeless population, and I honestly didn't feel very safe walking in and out. That's not necessarily the store's fault, but it did affect the overall experience. Overall, I may or may not come back. There were some decent finds, but between the staff interactions, prices, and location, it wasn't the most welcoming visit

Good shopping with a senior discount on Tuesday. Shelves are stocked well. Self check out is a…read morepain.

Hidden Gem. Don't pass this place by due to the outside look. When you walk in you are transformed…read moreinto a amazing world of unique collectibles. The person who gave a bad review due to rudeness must have different expectations than most. The people who own the place are not there to entertain you, but there to help only if needed. When I went in I got to wander around without being bugged by the staff. When I did have questions they were more than willing to help. I found newly made Mexico furniture that was just outstanding. I bought two pieces that would have cost hundreds more elsewhere. When I told the owner I was looking for a Southwest table he said "just text me the pictures of what you want & I will send it to my Vendor in Mexico. He can make it to order at a much better price than anywhere else in NM" When I went there to load my heavy pieces the owners family member came out to help me. Totally not required by them, just great people. Some prices were high, but there are many things there consignment so owner has no control over them. This is a must stop.

Great selection of vintage and antique gas station memorabilia, metal signs, and other fun items…read more Many different booths with different types of items, from antique to vintage to tchotchke and junky. Customer service was non existent. They didn't have a bag for my items, and I was charged a credit card convenience fee that I was not made aware of until after I received my receipt. I won't be back.

Josh is the best! He's so kind and helpful! The selection of clothing is huge and the prices are…read morevery reasonable.

From the owner: There is no coffee being sold at the mall at this time!…read more Located inside the Antique Specialty Mall, Coffee & Thrift brings a curated collection of secondhand clothing to the heart of Albuquerque's Nob Hill. Come shop at a huge store full of history and unique finds. Stop by Booth #7643 to find your next favorite fit. Public Restroom and Fitting Room Available!

The best thrift boutique in Albuquerque! Always amazing selection that will leave you looking…read moresnatched to the gods honey. Super fun events that are out of this world. Amazing queen of an owner who is so creative, has a great eye for fashion, and an ally/advocate for so many. A true staple in Abq!

I have been here several time and have yet to walk away unsatisfied (even if I walk out empty…read morehanded which is rare). They have a great selection of new as well as used gear. My understanding is that much of the gear is sold on consignment, much of the new stuff that they carry is purchased in bulk at a discount which they then pass on to you. For example I got a brand new REI Flash air pad, wide for $65. I got a brand new SmartWool base layer for $50. And their used gear is priced to move as well. The staff here are super helpful, patient, and will always point you in the right direction even if it's to another store. They clearly live the lifestyle of the products that they sell. I live about 2 and 1/2 hours away and if I call they will hold something until the weekend for me if it's what I'm looking for.

So much variety. This is a great spot to find some outdoor finds at a discount. Like most stores…read morethat sell used items, not everything is a win so keep sifting and you'll end up with some wins. The store is well organized and with a little orientation of the layout by the staff it's pretty manageable. I did find some of the prices a little high but also found some really good deals. I absolutely plan to visit again.

My husband and I love a good antique shop. And this one, while it hasn't always been top notch, has…read morerecently emerged as our favorite place to visit. The reasons: they ditched the cheap new furniture that used to consume half the building. And, they added a bunch of new vendors with interesting new stuff that's priced to sell and turnover. So every visit is like a new experience. We just bought a seven foot long media console that is gorgeous, weighs a half ton, and looks like it has seen some stuff. And my husband bought 84 comic books. And any place that has gorgeous furniture/decorative items for me and comic books for my husband is a winner in our book. Staff is friendly and accommodating. But you're really here for the always new, always unique selection. And in that, they excel.

I would give 1 star but they will remove it this plae was gate but recently it's been filled with…read morevultures. There's a long waiting list to get a booth, but somehow the employees set up their own booth whenever they want. Horrible customer service there's only one employee that is amazing and she deserves a raise.

I would return. I love antique stores where you know there is a deal waiting to be found. This…read morestore is more high class than a thrift store but not as over-priced or pretentious as a Brass Armadillo (big city antique store chain). Items were responsibly priced. Each Beanie Baby was $4.00. It's a bit cluttered but that's the adventure! As another reviewer mentioned the owners are wonderful people. This is the type of place you should visit and purchase something at because you want to support local business owners. Some items you would find here: toy collectibles - beanie babies, my little pony, Barbie, McDonald's toys, cookware, really unique items like a wooden tic tac toe board, Christmas ornaments, furniture, and some great tea pots.

The owners are a sweet elderly couple who don't sell anything online. I like shopping here just to…read moresupport them. I think their business is REALLY struggling with the construction on 4th St, so I'm hoping this review will help get some locals in to keep them going. It's mostly smalls... figurines, knick knacks, glasses, decor, collectibles, some art, etc. Not too many things I'm usually in the market for, but I did find an amazing early 1900s coat rack, and they let me buy one of their display cases. They had a good selection of southwest jewelry for awhile, but last time I went in some savvy shopper had swooped nearly all of it up. They usually have some rusty dusty antiques out front, so it's easier to spot from the road. They have a small dedicated parking lot too. Give 'em a look!