This place is amazing! There are tons of vendors here, each with their own little section. It was…read moreso fun to walk through the store and look at all of the fun and amazing things. There was everything you could imagine from the very littles things to large items such as furniture. I think I walked through the store twice! (Which took me over 2 hours!). I had so much fun just wandering and looking. I was looking for mid century modern shelf decor and while I didn't find that one special item that caught my eye, I did find a couple of other items that I was happy to purchase. Oh, and I almost forgot, they also have a selection of old time candy. I found zots and I bought a little package of those too because I hadn't seen them since I was a kid. And I have to tell you, I loved them as much today, as I did back then. All in all, a very enjoyable few hours.

I went in here for my first time this week to do a little shopping and thought it was adorable!!…read moreThey have a bunch of different vendors who fill their booths with vintage goods, handmade items, and different home decor. They seriously have so many different styles and options with good prices. There are some more expensive items but also a lot of affordable ones. The woman working was nice, but it did seem like she could've used another person there with her. Overall, I would recommend this if you're looking for some home decor or just a fun activity to walk around shopping.

She's an angel and a gem and is kind and nice and deserves the world. I loved it here. Got some…read morereally great yarn. The store goes forever. You could spend a lifetime in the aisles.

We love antiques, and decided to pull over. We walk in and not a would was in there, just us…read more(including no one at checkout) for a solid ten minutes. We were very confused. The prices were fair for the products they had out. I was a complete mess though in the "keep out" areas. We did not enter of course, but the disaster of products and papers all over the floor was ridiculous. We're also not a fan of antique stores that sell blackface dolls or racist memorabilia.

I love this place! I've been wanting to stop by every time I drive by on 2100 S, and I'm so glad I…read morefinally did. It's a great antiques store that's been open about a year and a half, run by an owner who is interested and passionate about the industry of antiques and collectibles. The store is packed full of rusty collectibles like farm equipment, old signs, some housewares and a small rack of vintage clothing, but mostly patina and rust, as the store name suggests, but all mostly clean and very nicely organized which made it easy to browse and look through (i.e. you're not scared of something toppling over when you're trying to look at something behind it). I loved the collection of vintage saddle blankets, antique French wire laundry baskets, vintage and homemade light fixtures, and old ladders. The store feels more masculine than some antique stores, and doesn't have a ton of housewares, which makes it fresh and interesting. There are large items out in the parking lot too. Owner Matt Binyon was in the store when I visited - he's friendly and interested in helping you find what you're looking for. He said some of the items in the store are booth rentals from other collectors and recommended some places I could look for bigger furniture pieces. He also owns American Rust & Patina in Layton, which has more furniture and Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, and I need to check out. This is a great asset to Sugarhouse! So glad it's here.

I've been to antique shops all over America. This is best place I have seen that has unique…read morecollection of automotive, signs, tools, toys and many more "Manly" things! Our wives loved it too!

Honestly, I almost don't want to review this place. I would hate for everyone to swarm my favorite…read morespot! :) but, they're for a good cause, and so I'll share (I guess.) Employees and volunteers are super helpful, kind, and funny. They have a ton of cute and fun items and knick knacks. Their prices are literally unbeatable. My kids also love this store, and request to come here instead of any big box stores. Absolutely, wholeheartedly recommend.

Fill a bag for $20! Discounts for single moms! Lots to choose from! great shoes, sweaters, toys,…read moreHomeGoods, a lot of baby items, including strollers, and some big finds!!

Such a great spot for all vintage, home decor, and unique gift finds! In every room and corner I…read morefound such unique statement pieces for home and for fashion clothing! Each room has a different vendor that shows off their style and pieces. Great prices, and such a great spot to support local! Nat, one of the owners was super nice and knowledgeable about each vendor. He was helpful and so pleasant!

Such a fun and unique store. So many goodies in each room and one of a kind finds. You could spend…read morehours here - there is so much to go through! There were so many home items, I can't wait to come back!

Cutest store in Holladay, or at least one of them!…read more They have their own brand of adorable boutique style stuff you can try on in person! & then they also carry lots of local and handmade items including my candle company called be light candle co; which gives 15% to Suicide prevention and awareness. The owner is Emilee and she is super sweet, loves to host events and is very accommodating for anything for looking. This place is way bigger than it looks--- there's a whole mother section in the back!!!

Lots of super cute unique finds! Things from clothes to restored furniture to fudge and wreaths and…read moreart work and unique jewelry. Great new boutique.

A delightful surprise, this shop is charm and whimsy on steroids…read more Excellent selection of vintage clothes and decor plus many items by local artists that are perfect for gifting. Owner has great energy and engaging. In a perfect world, they would be open on Sundays.

This place is so cute and has such awesome curated goods. I loved the vibe and especially the…read moreclothing and shoes. Felt the prices on those were a bit high and was a little bummed that some of the cool things I found were way out of my price range. I'd love to come back and browse some more though and see what new treasures she finds. Tricky to get to because 7th East has a big divider down the center, but it's on the east side of the street (so try to come at it from the south) and look at it on the map before you come so you can turn before the store and park on the street behind or in the little parking lot.

I visited Carmen Miranda's yesterday and was impressed with the wIde variety of merchandise. The…read morefolks running the store are very helpful. I was especially impressed with their selection on antique beaded purses!

I truly don't know how to properly review Carmen Miranda's…read more On one hand, I'd never let any retail store get away with the massive disorganization, the horder-like passageways one must sashay through to get through the narrow aisleways to get to the merch. On the other hand; an antiquer will love what they find true antiques, heavy on old-school cabinets and tables. You'll also find a lot of old books, dishes, toys, jars, sports gear, chachkies, trunks, phonographs, crocks, and a whole bunch of other treasures. Most of the stuff in Carmen Mirandas seems to be 50-100 years old, and not a lot of fluff ... unless you count the dust bunnies! They've been around for 35 years, so they're doing something right. I'll climb over old furniture if I have to.