I always enjoy stopping in here for a look around. I never leave empty handed because they have a…read morelarge selection. They offer up some discounts on certain color tags similar to a goodwill, so that makes the prices better. The ladies working are always really kind too. Some things are a bit overpriced, but the money is for a great cause and helps local people, so I love to support.

Omgosh! I love this store so much! It's so clean and organized, and they have a lot of variety and…read morea great selection! It's especially a good place to get books. There are tons of them, and they're only 25 cents!

Stopped in the area and found this gem I absolutely love all…read morethings thrift and found some amazing buys. Doubt if I'll ever pass through this town again in my travels but I'm glad I had to opportunity to shop there.

HWY 69 is a nice place. They have a lot of makeup for two dollars a piece. They have great food for…read morevery cheap prices. But, make sure to check the expiration date because some really cheap foods can be really expired. The entrance to the store is very small, but don't let that fool you. There is a back that is giant, with isles after isles of stuff. Most of the time, you can find name brand beauty products for only a fraction of the original price. My friend found a limited edition 'Star Wars' themed lipstick for only two dollars. I suggest checking the bins because usually there is something good in them. Overall, come here for cheap prices but watch out for expired food.

I'm from Dallas and this place might be the best thrift store I've ever been in…read more The selection for men's clothes was incredible I found like 4 pairs of pants and a few shirts which were awesome.

I have tried to handle this situation respectfully because I understand small businesses struggle…read moreand I genuinely wanted to support them. What made this situation worse was not just refusing to honor the agreed price after telling me they would hold the item for two business days -- it was the way I was treated afterward. Instead of honoring the business agreement we made, I was spoken down to and offered "charity" because I am homeless, as if I should simply accept being treated unfairly. I was not asking for charity. I was asking for a business to honor the deal they made with me. Being homeless does not make me less deserving of honesty, dignity, or respect. I still hope the business chooses to do the right thing and honor the original agreed price.

There is no place like the Vintage Phoenix. I actually live in another state now (Kansas City) and…read moreI have yet to find another store like it!! Always new products. The owners are absolutely passionate about what they do and are ALWAYS willing to help! If you are looking for something specific, they will go out of their way to find it or something similar! If you're looking for unique furniture / that special piece for that room, you've hit the jackpot! I highly recommend grabbing the piece you've been eyeing quick because inventory goes quick & it's likely they won't have that piece again!! There is also a huge variety of wall signs, jewelry, vintage, antiques, clothes, Knick knacks, Christmas gifts for that person who has it all. You won't be disappointed when stopping in! Highly recommend!!

I can always find a treasure at the Vintage Phoenix! You have to watch when they are ringing up…read moreyour items because the way the system is set up the individual booth owners set the prices and discounts so if something is on sale it is possible that they won't realize it and you just have to mention it at check out. Over all, I love going in there for gifts or to find a treat for myself. I appreciate the positive, peaceful atmosphere and I love supporting locally owned, Christian businesses.

Charming selections displays as well, good prices and I left with a truck load! Very personable…read moreowner.

More thrift store than antique store. It's fairly decent sized but rarely has any impressive…read moremerchandise.

Beautiful unique little shop right in the heart of downtown Checotah! Lots of interesting items and…read morebooths here. I ended up buying a few small items including a kewpie doll for only $8. The shop keeper was very friendly and gave us a warm welcome, excellent service! When shopping here you can use a credit card but they prefer cash. Definitely stop by and take a look, you're bound to find a gem here!

BEAUTIFUL store and wonderful people! They have a variety of antiques and collectibles. The workers…read morehelped me find what I was looking for and they even have a banquet room on the third floor. I will absolutely be back and recommend anyone to go here.

We stop here on every visit to Tahlequah. Heather has curated an amazing collection of vintage and…read morekitschy items, along with great antiques. We love the coffee she sells, as well as the packaged soups. And Heather is super friendly, helpful, and remembered us from a year ago! Thanks for your wonderful hospitality, Heather!

I stopped here today after a lunch work meeting to browse, and I'm so glad I did! It's a…read morebeautifully curated antique store. The owner was extremely helpful and nice. She was able to check some vendor prices for me on items not marked. I was actually able to purchase a not for sale display item because she messaged the booth vendor. I scored some awesome new vintage pieces for my wardrobe and my 100 year old historical home. Some prices seemed very steep, but others are very reasonable. I'm sure it depends on the vendor. I'll put this into my antique store shopping rotation for sure!

Customer service has gotten better. Kaitlyn is my fav employee, super sweet, kind and helpful. * if…read moreyou sell/consign w them, you get more money if you donate what they don't take, fyi. Couldn't figure out how to edit my old review so here's a new one.

I have brought things in twice to sell. Each time they took 2 or 3 items and I had items with new…read moretags on them and items that are in style and high quality brands. They are WAY too picky. I shop at all the resale and thrift stores in the Tulsa area and even though I'm older I wear stylish and boho clothes. While they were looking through my stuff I shopped their tops and was sadly disappointed in the selection. I told them that this is not a "family" resale store because they only have teen or 20 year old clothes. I really couldn't believe how much good stuff of mine they rejected - twice. I found one top that was moderately cute and bought it the last time I was there. When I lived in another city I consigned my clothes and made lots of money so I know my stuff is very sellable.