Auction site was fine adn worked well. I had an emeregency conflict with the pick up times and…read morecalled to see if I cou ld make other arrangements. The answer was, "No." And that was it. It wold have been nice if there would have been m,ore to the conversation, but that was it.

Walter and his team are knowledgeable. Friendly and fast…read more What they did in two weeks, would have taken months. Thanks

Such a lovely business!…read more Jeniece (the owner) is an incredibly kind person. She's rebuilt the store after it was burnt down during the Ferguson riots. You can tell she really cares about her customers and will take the time to help you find what you need. The inventory varies from clothing to jewelry to handbags to furniture. Take your time browsing the store because there's a lot of hidden gems (or hidden treasures haha). All the items are high quality and reasonably priced. 10/10 recommend!

As online shopping and big retailers continue to grow, unique and personal customer experiences are…read morebecoming more and more difficult to find. With Hidden Treasures, you get the best of both worlds - a shopping experience that features myriad one-of-a-kind items coupled with THE BEST customer service in St. Louis provided by Jeniece Andrews. If you're not sold on the items in the store - which I doubt will happen since there are so many beautiful and functional items - then you'll definitely be won over by Jeniece's warmth and care! 10/10 would recommend coming here for a great experience and some wonderful items!

Robert has the best quality items. I have bought a bronze two years ago and most recently a 19thc…read morepainting that was absolutely the best quality. I have known this business for 20 years. He is expert in what he does. I would highly recommend checking out his superb inventory. He is great to work with!

what a shame. I heard about how great this place was and I am shocked by their rudeness. Alas,…read moreplenty of other people to buy from.

Nice owner, very personable and helpful. Interesting variety…read moreof things to shop for. New and used. Clean and tidy store.

I Love this shop - Great Prices and friendly service! Has a variety of booths and is not…read more"hoity-toity" like other shops in the area haha - Owner is nice and helpful. I got some super-bargains there!

I think I found my new clothing crush! Borough Vintage opened up last November on Cherokee Street…read moreand I've been wanting to shop here for awhile, especially after a camo jacket and ballet skirt combo went up in the window a few weeks ago :) Last Saturday, I stopped by with some yelpers to check out the shop. And I totally disagree with the last review in terms of pricing and overall service. Dawna, the shop owner, is super nice and helpful. And the clothes weren't unreasonable IMO. Because she spends a little extra time making sure items are clean and well-organized, the prices might be a tad higher. But nothing too ridiculous... I spent $38 on a pretty blue dress that I'm pretty sure would cost the same at another vintage store. And it didn't stink or have strange stains on it! As for negotiating, call me a sucker, but I don't think it's terribly fair to walk into a relatively new shop and start haggling on prices, especially if the clothes are well-displayed. Obviously the person in charge took some time and energy to put it all together, which is part of what you pay for in any retail environment. Regardless, I love my new blue dress. And since it's vintage, I can wear it to the April Elite event (it may be blue, but wearing something used is definitely "green"). I'll be back to Borough for sure!

I do a lot of vintage shopping - at brick-and-mortar stores and on Etsy and Ebay. And the bottom…read moreline is that this place is insultingly overpriced by any standard. A card of buttons that would cost $1 or less at Ruth's is $5 here. Your standard 60s printed shirtdress that would sell for $15 at Avalon Exchange and $35 at Timeless Authentic Garments (TAG) sells for $68 here. And at least at TAG, the staff is willing to cut you a modest break if you're buying multiple items. When I asked for a nominal $5-$10 off a purchase of three heavily overpriced items (I wanted to support the store and liked the stuff), the proprietress looked at me like I was crazy. I ended up leaving with the single cheapest item when she could have made a much larger sale, and at no meaningful loss. While I was in there, multiple customers wanted to buy off a rack of items awaiting tags. I tried a dress on and was practically begging to shell out for it, but she hemmed and hawed and finally said she'd need several days to price such an item. I'm sorry, what? There were about 40 similar dresses already on the racks and priced within a clear range. Just name a price, make the sale, keep your inventory moving, and move on with life. I've NEVER encountered anything like this at a vintage store - a clerk refusing to make a sale to a willing customer. The whole exchange was still pleasant - the owner clearly has an eye for quality items and is picky about what she allows into the store. Of all the vintage shops I went in St. Louis, this store had the most consistently strong and selective inventory. It's also the most attractive and savvy in its art direction (pretty letterpress labels, relevant trend articles in fashion magazines posted near items, etc.). But I'd rather have fair prices like those at Ruth's, Retro 101 across the street, or, in comparison, any other vintage shop.

The art was interesting to look at. Enough so that we even placed bids on a couple of pieces. The…read moreappetizers were good and varied, and replenished often. A signature drink was offered as well as beer, wine, seltzers and water. The staff is friendly and approachable but not pushy. Questions were answered without making you uncomfortable. We met and chatted with staff and other guests. The musical guest @ishensemble was really good! Great jazzy feel! It's always nice listening to live music when you can just tell that they are enjoying themselves while playing their music. While the bathrooms were in the common lobby and around the corner they were clean and nice. I would attend again.

Went for the auction preview and cocktail reception. Had a great collection of sculptures by Father…read moreMel and a lot of mid 2000 century furniture that was really nice. Throw in some other random art and it really is a nice collection for the auction, something for everyone. Had a very nice charcuterie table and a good open bar selection. I thought the Handlebar custom cocktail was too gingery but they had a good selection of craft beers and some nice wines as well. Also saw Mayor Spencer looking around as well. Always enjoy exploring their art auctions and cocktail hours. Oh and the band @ishensemble was really good!

Great service! fair and honest pricing on gold and silver, lots of merchandise on store ,read more

The owner was very knowledgeable and if you know exactly what you want this could be for you. Not a…read moreplace for browsing. Pretty chaotic. Interesting stuff and prices seem reasonable. Space is fairly small.

Frank helped us review and value a collection of coins that was passed on in the family. He was…read morevery patient and knowledgeable. We felt like we got a fair valuation and give this business a big thumbs up.

Robert was great to work with. He listened to my concerns about a coin and helped me resolve the…read moreissue. I really appreciated his willingness to help.