What an awesome store! Open Weds and then they have a shop week once a month. Outside are benches…read moreyou can stop and take in the location with a glass of tea (from the nearby restaurant). I love that there are local veteran made items in there as well as repurposed items from the past. If you need a Unique piece of home Decor that is one of a kind, then this is your place to go! They offer fun DIY classes with a variety of ideas to get your creative hat on:) Rusty, chippy, vintage, eclectic, a bit of shabby and a whole lot of personality! A must go to shop in Gilbert! Local owned and operated. I love keeping my money in my community

I visited this store for my very first time after seeing it blow up on Tik Tok! For the holidays…read morethey were offering bundle bags on Black Friday. The videos I saw showed the strip mall being so packed with vehicles & people that there was actually a police presence just to help manage with crowd control. I recently moved closer, so I took the first opportunity I could to take a look at their goods in person yesterday...I was a little taken aback at how small the space is. From the moment I walked up to the front door- I was shocked to see that, that many people could have been waiting in line for hours and that the store would have enough merchandise to accommodate ALL those customers?! That said, I found the shop inside decorated in that retro style very suitable & quaint, but also only about 8 racks spread out openly throughout the store. The prices in my opinion were ridiculously high except for the $10 clearance rack by the front entrance. Even at that, many shirts I found stained, logos cracking/fading, with holes, or paint marks and overall just not in great condition for the cost! Additionally, they do have some pants, jackets and hoodies as well. Employees never welcomed us in. Too busy eating sandwiches. Find it very unprofessional to eat your food on the floor and at the registers counter to boot! They buy daily for vintage. You'll receive cash or credit. Generally, you will get more in store credit than in cash. Currently, they're accepting winter items and are being very "picky" ( as the two employees told me) about t-shirts. Odd since that's mainly what they carry & with that Tik Tok craze you'd think they would have needed a heck of a lot more merchandise unless it didn't fair well? Yet, again it's a small space with not a lot to offer, so wondering if they have things in storage and they rotate often or seasonally? Doubtful this will be a place I'd return. Think you can get more money by selling your goods on-line thru numerous apps. Or, going to a thrift store and finding vintage gems!

When my Yelp bestie Chelsey H. and I went to Cleaner next door, we received a suggestion to visit…read morethis location. It was very crowded due to a limited release item. We browsed for a little bit, but flabbergasted at the pricing. $30-50 for a faded t-shirt. I get they are vintage, but the prices seemed insane! Even a pair of mall goth style shorts were $125! Insanity! We likely won't return as we both will not pay those prices. Upon entrance and even exiting we were greeted by an employee at the door, which was the positive here (hence 3-stars).

Do you have 10 hours available?? Come here and get lost in this amazing Wonderland of EVERYTHING!!!…read moreDo you want plants, overalls, house decorations, personalized items, baked goods, local honey, jewelry, toys, vintage items, a matching piece to your grandma's China you inherited, war memorabilia, tools, car stuff, the santa your mom had in her front yard when you were 3.. you will find it here!! The staff is super friendly. The little restaurant has some yummy options to fuel you while you continue shopping and you can pair that with a vintage soda. Yum. The pieces vary as do the prices. Don't forget there's 2 buildings. The main one and the back which is currently all Christmas!!

Seriously, this person was all over me the second I walked in. It felt like they were watching my…read moreevery move. I couldn't even browse in peace. It was so awkward, I almost felt like I had done something wrong. Honestly, it was a bit much. My granddaughter & I enjoy going when there are events. If I see an item I like, it doesn't go in my purse, I pay for it. Maybe it was the color of skin?

Nash is located along Main Street in Mesa. It's specializes in vintage clothing, shoes, jewelry and…read moregifts. Staff are super sweet and friendly. Take a trip to nostalgia and you will see vintage mink coats, adorned sweaters, and blouses . Free street and lot parking.

This store is so awesome! The curation truly blew me away! I stumbled upon the store when I really…read moreneeded a red 70's style dress. The owner was there and helped me find so many options! I was so grateful! With so many options, I was able to choose something in my budget which was fantastic! She was also so generous and recommended a few other stores to stop in that were nearby so I could find a shirt for my husband. I really liked how she shared business with other local shops. That really impressed me. And because of that recommendation, I was lucky enough to find the perfect shirt for him!! Thank you so much!

Literally Gorgeous Collection of things if I lived here and had the funds I'd be taking evertything…read morewith me. Not kidding some items had me jaw dropped.

First of all, I had no idea this place was the size of a small nation. I walked in thinking,…read more"Little antique shop, I'll just go up one aisle and down the next." Ma'am. Sir. There is no "up and down." This place is a labyrinth designed by someone who said, "What if we hid Narnia behind every dresser?" I got lost at least three times. Possibly four. At one point I genuinely forgot: What I came for, which direction I entered... who I am as a person. Every time I thought I found the "main path," I'd turn a corner and BAM! secret pocket room. Hidden alcove. Side quest unlocked. Now, to be fair, if you are someone who enjoys treasure hunting, rummaging, discovering trinkets you didn't know you needed, and time traveling, this is your Disneyland. There is stuff. So much stuff. Trinkets. Bobbles. Whatnots, galore. Things your grandma had. Things your grandma refused to have. I went in looking for one very specific item. I did not find it. I did, however, find three existential moments and mild spatial disorientation. Did I have a good time? Yes. Did I leave with what I needed? No. Did I briefly consider dropping breadcrumbs to find my way out? Also yes. Three stars because it's impressive, chaotic, and an adventure... but if you go in with a mission, be prepared to lose it. Possibly along with your sense of direction. Would return. With a map.

in a state full of goodwills, hidden treasures is a gem! Employees are wonderful volunteers and the…read morestore is organized and clean. Definitely can find some good things here and love that they support local causes!

I've been going to a lot of different thrift shops lately and unfortunately this was my least…read morefavorite. Volunteers run this thrift shop and they carry all sorts of things like antiques, clothing, shoes, jewelry, books, houseware, and children's toys. I did find a couple of cool items- a vintage doctor scale for $85, and a radio, tape, CD and record player for $55. I just didn't find anything that appealed to me but I would definitely donate here rather than Goodwill as they help the community with the proceeds.

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.

This is such a cute place! I believe I have checked out some of their previous pop ups, which they…read moreoften do seasonally inspired, but seems this is their new home! They are only open on the weekends, but a great Saturday visit. This market offers so many fun finds, primarily vintage pieces, but also some newer handcrafted goods and even some local food offerings. It seemed like they stock according to the time of the year, and had lots of Easter, bunny influence. The had beautiful pieces of furniture, lots of trinkets, wall decor, honestly you name it. I found everything to be very reasonably priced. It's a great spot to find a gift or something unique for your home.

This market is so fun! I look forward to going every month. They always have a wonderful selection…read moreof various items!

First time checking this place out and I went in knowing their whole thing is that they are…read moreselective about what they accept. No fast fashion, no brands that don't meet their standards. I actually think that concept is interesting and it does show in the quality of what's on the floor. That said, let's talk about the prices, because this is not your typical thrift store experience. The minimum I saw for a dress was $15, and Lululemon leggings were running anywhere from $30 to $45. Yes, that is cheaper than buying them new, but if you walk in expecting Goodwill prices you will be caught off guard. There were a lot of cute boutique brands throughout the store, just know you are paying for them accordingly. The sizing situation also stood out to me. There was a solid selection of extra small and small in basically every category, but the medium and up sections were noticeably smaller in comparison. Not impossible to shop if you are a larger size, just slimmer pickings. I saw plenty of cute stuff but nothing that I couldn't also find elsewhere for less, so I left empty handed. The clothes are genuinely nice, it just comes down to what you are looking for and what you are willing to spend. If you are hunting for higher end brands at a discount this is your spot. If you are looking for a classic thrift store haul on a budget, you might leave a little underwhelmed. I am a cheapskate with taste, but I guess I'm cheaper than this store allows. One highlight: the first song playing when we walked in was Fate of Ophelia by Taylor Swift, so I appreciated that immensely.

Cute little boutique thrift store, I noticed it does cater to a younger crowd. They do have clothes…read moreand accessories but the cost was higher than other places. I wasn't able to find anything for myself. I probably won't be back. I have better luck elsewhere like Platos closet, turnstyle or my sisters closet. .

Had a few hours to waste visiting some family in the area. Thrifting !This one showed up on my Yelp…read morefeed and was close enough. I should have read some of the reviews before heading in. I'm older and it's not my jam but I'm sure it's someone's. Small in size and I guess trendy for the younger crowd. Might be just me but the prices seem high for clothing I used to wear 20 yrs. ago and in better condition. Paint and stains are edgy? No hi or bye from the one guy at the back who might of been an employee. Anyway, probably won't step foot in there again. Hope they do well selling their old trending stuff. Last words... whatever.

They have all sorts of nostalgia, vintage clothing, original art from local artists ie paintings,…read morephotography and jewelry. The staff are friendly. Store is clean. Check their hours of operation prior to making a trip there. Last time I stopped by they were closed.