Pretty much what you would expect in terms of selection. Red wing is pretty good but the bulk of…read moretheir shoes - quite serviceable - are made in China and feature glued construction. Owner/Manager is a very friendly guy and very helpful. He spent a lot of time with me reviewing choices and sizing me properly. Easy to locate and plenty of parking. Special ordered some Heritage Collection shoes. Manager had me try on shoes in the shop with the same last - so when they were delivered we knew they would fit - and they did! Very pricey for work shoes but made in America and stitched construction. Ordering process was easy and shoes arrived quickly. Got a call when they were in - A+ on customer service. Free American flag metal shoelace badges are cool. But I put them on some Made-in-America Duluth Trading oxford work shoes.

The staff was very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable about their products. As soon as I told…read morethem what trade I was training for, they gave me 20 suggestions. If you're looking for your next pair of boots, go to this redwing store. I mean seriously. Go out of your way to come here. It was a younger guy that helped us out, I didn't get his name, but if the manager of this store reads these, you have some A-class customer service employees.

From the outside, I was really expecting WOW…read more The one employee seemed preoccupied and then disappeared. This is truly retro stuff and I found some interesting pieces of jewelry. The clothing is truly vintage---so much so that most of it is appropriate for themed-parties or Halloween. Maybe I'm just not hip enough...

They have old school stuff for really cheap! Super fun place to go to. I just wish they had a…read morebigger store and more items!

Love this place! First authentic mid-century re-sale store…read morein the DFW area I've found where you don't have to rummage through random junk. It's all high quality, nicely presented and reasonably priced. Vikki is wonderful to do business with and just an all around friendly person to talk to (extremely personable). My only complaint is that I don't live closer... I am definitely a returning customer and highly recommend to anyone that loves mid century, brutalist and tiki style decor.

Good furniture store with lots of mid century modern options. So it is an aptly named store. Fun…read moreto look around and see what they have.

The customer service was great, I told them what I needed and they took me right to the machine I…read moreeven had a class on how to work my embroidery machine and any questions I had they answered and I asked a certain question they call me about my question, very helpful. Thank you Cindy for helping me and answering all my questions.

Bought my sewing machine from them back in the early 90's when they were in Richland Hills. Have…read morehad to have it serviced 2 or 3 times since then and always bring it here. Fairly quick service and price is about what you would expect to pay these days.

Mike and Sam have done jewelry repair and sizing for me. Their work has been flawless. My husband…read morehas also done some buying and trading with this business and they have been honest and kind. I think I'll just drop in and see if they have a piece I'm looking for.

Needed an adjustment to a watch band. Very quick, friendly service at a good price. I got the…read moreimpression that they are truly good people. That's not as common as it once was. I'll be back when the need arises.

Tucked down at the end of the Neiman's arm of Northeast Mall is this little gem of a clothing store…read morewith so many interesting options at such great prices I keep coming back to find more. Dana is my favorite new find for gifting clothes for my gf. So. Many. Colors and textures. Do you like furry, fuzzy, soft, leather, denim, canvas, metal, woven, knit, several at once? You'll find items with all of these in a splash of playful colors at Dana. My gf likes eclectic and boho styles. We had a spree here last Christmas because nearly everything we pulled off the rack, and I mean "no way you can wear that" kinds of things, was a hit. It seems that most of the store is priced at $20 and under. My philosophy on this price point is that low cost clothing that's fun to wear can wear out in a couple years and I'm fine with it since the replacement cost is also low. And honestly, if you're a variety style person, it's a perfect. If you're looking for some flare to blend with basic, you'll find plenty of pop here. Accessories are available, but not in quite the large supply as other stores. Shoes and boots also, though the ones they have are worth a look. My only complaint is that accessories are all final sales. And anything discounted is as well.

I bought a blouse there a couple days ago and I didn't notice it was all stained, but I got it on…read morefinal sale so I can't return it. I tried bleaching it. since it's white but it doesn't come out.

Everyone who works there is so friendly! Very well maintained racks and it was so clean! I found…read morethe cutest kids vintage clothes Will definitely be back

I love the variety of clothing, decor, and accessories available for sale here. It's a well-curated…read moreinventory! Staff were also very helpful and friendly.

I've been in this store once, and was so pleasantly surprised at how friendly and engaging Harvey…read morewas with this non-Comic person. I loved hearing how he came to buy the store, and we had a great discussion about the evolution of Archie comics into darkness. He is clearly very passionate about comics, and his enthusiasm is contagious. You should go here. Talk to Harvey. Play some D&D. It'll be fun!

Even before all of this COVID stuff this place has been amazing. I find myself stopping by…read morewhenever I can due to an amazing selection of comics, as well as the friendly staff I can relate to. Harvey has launched this place to new heights and has been friendly to all involved (He is a great Dungeon Master for D&D, especially for the little ones new to the game). The place is kept tidy, and and all is organized in an effective manner for your comic searching pleasure. In terms of stock for things other than comics, they have a selection that I see as mediocre at best at times, though this is likely due to supply and demand, especially now considering everything going on. Necessary D&D minis were sometimes hard to come across even before this. Overall, the Multiverse is a great place to stop in my experience. Have have gone here many times before and will continue to do so.

Will never shop here again aside from wall art. Everything I have purchased in "closed" boxes…read moreappearing to be new have either been broken upon opening or missing parts or used. This takes the cake of all the failed purchases I have made at this store. The box appears to be new. Taped closure like when you were to buy it new. Then I open it and this air mattress is foul with blood spatter all over it. Absolutely FOUL to sell merchandise with blood on it. I don't care if it was in a 14 bin, selling items like this is beyond disgusting. Be warned, just bc the box appears to be new, 100 percent does not mean you won't open it and find a crime scene on on it. Spend the money and buy from a reputable store who WOULD never put product on the floor regardless of the fact it's a liquidation center like this.

I'm giving this place 5-stars because I personally scored some really great deals today. It's the…read moreday after Christmas (Dec 26) so the store seems a little scarce on items but I still managed to find the following in my size with tags on all: 1. MaxMara Leggings that are currently listed on Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom websites for $260 2. Free People shirt that I've been trying to find in Black forrreveerrr (retail $68) 3. All Saints Shirt (retail $78) 4. Nordstrom brand black top (retail $89) I bought 7 pieces of clothes today for a total of $78 which made the 35 minute drive from Plano well worth it. If you go this store expecting to find something specific, like the products that are advertised in the TikTok or Instagram videos, you're going to be super disappointed. However, if you come with time on your hands and are able to sort through the disorganization, I think you'll walk away pretty happy. The store seems to be a liquidation outlet for Nordstrom, Target, and IKEA. Lots of designer brand clothes but many of them do have slight imperfections and flaws. Not all of them though. None of the items I bought had anything wrong with them but I also spent 2 hours in the store scouring through everything. They have a ton of Target furniture but nothing that stood out to me as worth getting. Also, lots of official Apple accessories like laptop and phone chargers, covers, keychains, etc. Come dressed in comfortable clothes, leave the kids at home, and make sure to come on a weekday.