This consignment store is a must-visit! The atmosphere is fantastic, with tons of individual…read moresellers offering unique finds. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend it for a fun day trip!

We finally made it to this shop! I think that it is technically two shops: A estate sale shop and a…read morecollection of small consignment booths. Hubbo was excited to stop by due to it having old comics. I love old furniture and dishes. There were lots of each. Also, IDK what satellite radio they were using but it was bumping! Rather than sitting out in the car while hubbo finished ransacking the back-issues, I sat in a rustic table demo and rocked out!

Welcome to trinket town! Whatzits and whoozles abound. If you're in need of a microwave plate or…read morereplacement coffee carafe, this is the place! Lots of frames, records, old dishes and estate/garage sale leftovers. The sheer amount of stuff crammed into every corner is both overwhelming and inspiring.

I absolutely adore this place. It is worth the trip to the city at least once a week to see what…read morenew stuff they have in stock! I have found so many treasures there for my new house.

Such an awesome consignment shop! I always leave with a pile of items that are awesomely priced,…read morein great shape and totally current styles. I've also consigned my items and the best thing is that the items that don't sell, the owner will gather them and you just have to pick up. Love it!

Rosebud Retro is my favorite vintage shop in Rochester. They have something for everyone. There's…read moretrendy Y2K, high quality basics, gorgeous formalwear, true vintage gems, and a great selection of jewelry and bags. Since this isn't a thrift store, you're not going to get thrift store prices but it is extremely reasonable with most items being in the $25-$50 range. I'd rather pay $50+ for a lovely vintage dress than bother with a $200+ poorly constructed polyester ripoff from anything being sold at the mall these days. The shop is staffed by the owner and vendors so everyone is knowledgeable and so nice. They're always down to talk vintage! A true diamond of a shop!

A great selection of items that are truly vintage and range across a number of decades…read more I was repeatedly drawn to some items from the 70s including a beautiful deadstock blouse with tags still on it. I thought that it was reasonably priced! However there was a huge selection of 90s and y2k, so that seems to be the most represented decade currently. The shop just opened over the weekend and is already filled with so many great finds! The owner was very pleasant and helpful. Check it out if you love vintage!

So many beautiful unique pieces! I purchased a hutch this weekend and they were very prompt in…read morescheduling a time to deliver it at a very affordable cost. The owner went above and beyond to make sure the piece was in like new condition and ready for my house. I strongly recommend you visit his store.

I've never been more uncomfortable in a store in my life. Some things are for sale and some are not…read moreand there is no way to tell the difference. You can go in some parts of the store and not others, but you can't tell which is which. There are no signs indicating anything anywhere. I will not be back and I will not recommend this place to anyone. It was very disorganized and at 3pm it did not look like they were ready and open for business. You will have better luck and a nicer experience going to Goodwill or Salvation Army. He came over to us multiple times to tell us things weren't for sale, even though they were on the same shelf/rack/area with other things that were for sale. Idk how they have stayed in business, probably due to their eBay sales and their storefront being so gross that it's only $500/month for rent. No thank you.

I visited this shops pop up tent at a vintage flea market. While looking at a shirt for my husband…read morethe woman stated to him $30 and that it was "vintage". Kept looking and found a cute Wrangler shirt with pearl buttons. She originally told me 65 but later said 40 when I put it back. Also told me it was "vintage". Decided we would take the 2 shirts 40+30 is $70. Gave her a $100 she gave us 5 back. My husband questioned her, she stated "oh no I said $55 for that shiry. Well ok...they are "vintage" . Checked to see what we purchased was actually vintage and indeed they are NOT. I am not saying nothing she sells is vintage, but be sure to look it up before you hand her money. Also make sure you repeat the amount she quotes. I get that I shoulda done my research but I just wanted others to know.

Stopped in today and met the owner Denise. She has a passion for vintage items, clothing,…read morecrystals, jewelry, knick knacks, and cool stuff. The shop opened in June 2026 so it's my first visit even though I've driven by a few times. I bought some vintage postcards today and plan to come back and look through the clothing. There is a room in the back to try on items. Also, if Denise knows you are looking for something particular she will look for it, find it, and contact you. She has lots of in-store activities and classes planned, she'll be at local flea markets, and is always adding new items to the store. I will definitely be back. Support local businesses!!!

I love going there they have great second hand stuff and I love to make crafts out of things I have…read moregotten there for pennies I always run low on food so I get a box of food and it's great stuff I highly recommend this place

The Williamson Come-Unity Center is an excellent second-hand store. It has a suprising amount of…read moreclothes available for all ages at very low prices. Regardless of the name brand or size of the clothes, shirts and sweaters are $1.50. I think the most expensive thing is jeans at $ 3. Along with clothes, they also provide inexpensive household wares, jewelry, etc. As with any second hand store, they do a great job with turning over their material and it definitely changes every time I'm in there. The staff is warm and very friendly. They serve low-income residents in wayne county but welcome people who are coming in there to shop. I believe that part of their income comes from people shopping in their store. I have found name-brand purses and clothes in there, cashmere sweaters, etc. You have to look around but the values are excellent. Everything has been cleaned and I've never found dirty or stained clothes on the racks. If you need an update to your wardrobe or are looking for things for your house, I'd highly recommend.

The selection of items was incredibly. However, service was very dependent on who you spoke to, the…read moremanager on Sunday was a bit rude and escalated a simple question into a bit of a rude and not necessary aggressive conversation. Kayla was fabulous though.

Avoid shopping Sunday's at all costs - Manager Melissa…read more I'm a weekly customer and avid comic collector who loves the treasure hunt here. For context, I stopped shopping on Sundays months ago due to prior issues involving Melissa (weekend manager) and another employee. After six months away, I tried again--same result. I also observed smoking within a few feet of the public entrance when I arrived. On 10/19/2025, I brought two early '70s Batman issues to the 5-items-or-fewer line with Melissa, who was visibly agitated and had just called for additional front-end help. She allowed a one-item customer to go ahead--no issue. During my checkout, she began picking at the price stickers, bending the books, and left nail marks on a cover. I politely asked her not to remove stickers--a routine request I've made many times here because it can damage older paper. She paused for ~30 seconds, then rolled her eyes and replied, "Suuuuuure" in a sarcastic tone as if to imply I was crazy. I declined the purchase and stepped away. She called after me that she would personally buy the books so "no one would lose out," then grabbed the phone, threatened to call the police, ordered me to leave, and banned me--in front of three cashiers and roughly 6-8 customers. I was also accused of "threatening/harassing," which was unfounded and embarrassing. I value this store, but the conduct today was unprofessional and needlessly escalatory--especially from a manager. I hope ownership reviews the footage, clarifies handling of collectibles (including sticker removal), and addresses customer communication and de-escalation.