I really liked this place. I wasn't able to go to the previous location in Fed Hill and this one…read moreseems to be a bit smaller so it wasnt a huge selection but I still enjoyed it. Plus theres tons of other thrifts on the same street. I loved the clothes. Very trendy in an eclectic way; wide variety of 80's/90's stuff, some festival stuff, some totally out there/whimsical/gay pride/woodstock/retro vibe stuff. It was all in my ball park because I love wearing pieces that you don't see on everyone, so I liked just about everything there. The negative for me is the prices. Personally, a big reason I love thrifting is because I usually find them at a steal price at goodwill or in a cool thrift store off the beaten path, etc. which makes it such a cool experience. But when I go to a thrift store with higher prices it takes away from the experience for me a bit, I feel like I'm paying someone else to do the fun searching for me which can be okay too I guess. For example, I think a really cool T shirt with Tupac on it was $60 or something around there. There's just no chance I'd buy that. It's pretty on par price-wise with the other shops in the area though. I forgot to take pictures inside but I bought this cool shirt I'm wearing for $16.

Loving that fact that while there are two locations, Hampden is getting some more of that vintage…read morelove. This is usually the part of the city I head to when I want to stroll around and maybe do some vintage shopping/antiquing (don't judge me). Many who know me know that I have a weakness for 80s/90s and especially throwback clothing and accessories that remind me of my childhood. This is not something unique to me but I will say everyone who loves vintage will probably find something that they like or want here at SIX2SIX. My first time in I didn't get to spend as much time as I'd like but I plan on heading back soon when there are no errands to run and more time to spend drooling over their amazing selection. Keep it up team, can't wait to see what you all do here.

I don't live in Baltimore anymore, but Vanessa's lives on in my life through my collections of…read morevintage fabrics, planters, and table linens and jewelry that I've bought from her over the years. Her shop is truly one of the best in the country, but her prices remain accessible (part of the reason her shop is so excellent). Lately I've been quilting and sewing masks for the family with Vanessa's vintage fabrics. I need to make a pilgrimage to re-up! Love me some Vanessa's!

I just went to Vanessa's on a recommendation from another shop owner in the neighborhood, and I'm…read morewriting this review minutes after walking out. This store is PACKED with all sorts of vintage finds. I bought a couple pairs of cool earrings! However, the real star of the show is Vanessa herself. She's absolutely amazing. I could have stayed and talked with her all day. My heart feels so full after talking to her. I'm so glad I made my way in and had the privilege of connecting with Vanessa. If you're looking to explore some treasures in a store owned by a gem, get to Vanessa's.

i really like bottle of bread, ive been going there for four years, everything is priced…read moreaccordingly, i love their selection of vintage jeans. whenever i step in, it'll always be a great day! the service is decent, although i wouldn't sell anything there again..

The selection there is undeniably great, but when I tried to sell some clothes, I definitely felt…read morelike I was being treated as if it was awkward for me to do so. I was also told that the pieces I brought weren't a great fit for the store. I had some good labels that I thought matched their vibe--Calvin Klein, Banana Republic, a 100% linen jacket from Kathleen Sommers, an orange suede jacket, etc. Full disclosure: I may have made the mistake of including one or two pieces with a stain or flaw, which could have led to judgment on the rest of my items and made them seem undesirable. To be fair, maybe what I brought truly wasn't a good fit. However, I wasn't given any additional feedback or much sense of appreciation for coming in, so I'm probably just not the kind of seller or customer they're looking for.

This vintage object, card and gift place is larger instead and more varied than it appears! If you…read moredon't know what you want--you will discover it after a heavy walk-around! From vintage to rugs to local cards and gifties to posters and paintings--you will find a reason to buy for others or yourself. Saw some great locally-made cool and funny cards (lots of Jewish or Yiddish-themed! A plastic coin purse that says "bagel money"!), a midcentury foot stool, a Woolworth's red baskets rack (!), flip books and lots of great home accents or possible gift items. Prices are reasonable. And, if you need help, the shopkeeper is knowledgeable about everything. Definitely a hidden gem of a place on Falls Road to browse for gifts or home accents that's easy to walk or drive by. But don't! Stop by--you won't be disappointed.

I've visited Wishbone Reserve a few times (usually on my way or leaving from Good Neighbor, which…read moreis just up the block). Wishbone Reserve is definitely a cool store. Rather than vintage furniture (of which they have a little in the store), I definitely think of it as a shop specializing in decor and tchotchkes of a vintage nature. Fun to explore if it's open when you're nearby!

Ok. so as a customer I loved this place. Their selection was quite nice. I felt like I was in…read morebuffalo exchange in Georgetown, but for the mature woman. We started a bit bumpy BUT the overall experience ended up being so delightful! The selection was really great. They really have stuff for all sizes. Literally y'all. Its packed in there! The only downfall is the pricing. Everything is about $10-$15 overpriced. Now I would pay that amount merely for the fact that I found this place and that means I don't have to spend all day shopping all around town. I enjoyed my time here and look forward to returning. I hope the items i really wanted but were not in budget are still there! They do a process where on certain days (listed on the price tag) the price for the item drops. Crossing my fingers!

This is one of the top consignment shops in Baltimore, Maryland. I drive from Columbia to go there…read moreto both drop off consignment and shop. I love the owner and her mom who works there and all the staff more importantly they are chalk full of goodies from design designer to luxury for women of all sizes it's a great selection always

Second version that opened in Hampden recently (the one on Read St. has been around for more than a…read moreminute). A quiet, little shop that I wish had even more men's shirts and other clothing. Also has fresh (new) house and personal accessories. However, new clothing comes in/rotates quite often. I've been here twice and picked up long-sleeved pearl-button jean Wrangler and pineapple shirts; a Hawaiian short-sleeve Pierre Cardin shirt from the 60s-70s; and and a tan 80s sweater collar puffer vest (as the employee said, "It's back to the future"). Great place, great vintage. Worth the price!

i'd say you'll enjoy this spot if you know what you're in for…read more the photos we saw on the website left us thinking we'd be in a large, almost warehouse-type set up. our eyes must be off though, because this spot is relatively small. nevertheless, i was able to find two items i was pleased with on pricing and quality. there are premium modern brands along with true vintage pieces. the owner was in and was super pleasant and kind. no complaints about customer service from us. i'd say the pricing was fair for what they have and in our current economy. i spent $9 on a pair of lace stirrup pants and $14 on a cropped acid washed black denim jacket. the pants were fashion nova so i would have not minded them being marked a bit lower, but the jacket was 7 for all mankind and i felt the price was great for that. overall? decent little spot. we drove in specifically for this shop, which i'd say is unnecessary, unless you're a die hard thrifting addict, given it's size. BUT - if you're in the area and enjoy thrifting, absolutely stop in and check them out!

Such an amazing and beautiful atmosphere the owner is so lovely met both the Owners & her Husband…read moregreat vibes and I will be coming back 10/10

My wife and I are in town from pittsburgh and love thrifting. We were found this little spot and…read moredecided to stop in. It was amazing. The owner, Angela, might be the nicest person I have ever met. She was so kind, loving, and funny. She made me feel like ive known her forever and was an old family member! Her store has so much that you are sure to find something. The prices are incredible and she takes such good care of the store. Everything was so easy to find and pretty well organized by size. I will be sure to stop by anytime im in town and visit Angela!