Neat place to spend some time. Oddities, antiques, vintage…read morewear, records, furniture, & taxidermy. I enjoyed browsing the large eclectic selection of goods. Something for everyone & a great place to find a unique gift. The person working was friendly, the store has street parking. I'll definitely be back!

I wish we would have found this place a couple years ago, really fun and delightful thrift/second…read morehand store with so many cool relics from our youth. That lady who we think owns the place was real fun to get to know and we all share the same common memories of Portland in the 90s. As with any shop like this i would think the selection of stuff is subjective and changes often. Today we were impressed by good amount of records, fun cassettes and some great old clothing with some advertising places long gone like the city nightclub. Looking forward to future visits here to waste a few hours.

Better this time.. get in early definitely…read more The line is long early too Couple hours wait for sure

My partner and I popped into Village Merchants on a whim -- and honestly, it turned out to be a…read moregreat little adventure. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how much stuff there was to look at. It's a big, sprawling thrift/consignment shop full of clothes, home stuff, accessories, shoes, random knick-knacks -- all sort of jumbled together in a way that makes browsing feel like treasure-hunting. We found ourselves drifting between aisles, poking through racks and shelves, and laughing at the weird, random stuff -- exactly the kind of spontaneous outing you want when you're with a partner and feeling casual. One review on Yelp summed it up perfectly: "This place has so much cool stuff, I had to really stop myself from buying everything lol." That's exactly how it felt -- part treasure-hunt, part nostalgia-trip, part bargain-hunting spree. What I loved about Village Merchants: * Variety: Clothes, jewelry, home goods, even old/outdoor items -- you never know what you'll find. * Budget-friendly: There were a lot of items at reasonable prices (or even "steals"), which made it fun to browse without worrying about overspending. * Good for pairs: Because there's so much to see and hunt through, it's a fun, low-pressure activity to do together. No rush, no expectations -- just exploring and chatting. Downsides / what to know: * It's easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of stuff. Half the fun is digging; half the challenge is picking what you actually want. * Not everything is "dupe-worthy": some items are random, mismatched, or just "meh." You need patience to sift through. My Verdict: Village Merchants is a surprisingly fun little escape for a budget-conscious couple who doesn't need fancy restaurants or parties -- just something chill, slightly quirky, and with a chance you'll score something cool. I'd totally go back again.

Wow! Just Wow! Workshop Vintage is one of the best vintage shops in Portland, hands down! As you as…read moreyou walk in, immediately you know you are somewhere special. Look up, look down, look any direction and you are facing a vignette of thoughtfully selected and arranged items that look like an a Instagram photo. I had to catch my breath and slowly take it all in, then go back around for a second long, slow lap! Unlike some other vintage stores, no musky smells here, the pleasant aroma of perfumed candles tickles your senses. Stunning vintage clothing is everywhere. Carefully selected, gently worn, vintage patterns and styles the 50s, 60s, and 70s were known for immediately catch your eye. The day I was there, the dresses from the 60s and early 70s in their mod swirls of yellow, orange & lime green or fuschia, pink & white paisleys had me mesmerized. If Madmen was still in production, the female cast would shop here! There are collections of everything everywhere. Hats, handbags, boots, dresses, coats, incense, jewelry, textiles, bar ware, candles, crystals, ornaments - Workshop Vintage has it all and then some. They even have some newer items like the black leather handbag made by a local artist that I am still lusting for. Put this shop on your list of places to visit over and over again. It's a wonderful shop to experience with so many treasures to be found! In a city of vintage, Workshop Vintage totally stands out.

Such an odd selection of overpriced used items as well as newly manufactured plastic. They also…read moresell Fur. Would not recommend.

Service: friendly staff!…read more Selection: so much from 70's antique dishes, 80's and up. Antique toys, magazines, books, clothes & so much more. Value: I don't know about the value too much. I understand Antique but they has Ducks T-Shirts priced for $35... a bit steep. The only downtown was I bought a western like jacket and 2 rings... and they didn't pay attention to the price tag, as it was marked down from $76 to $62. I had already made it home before I noticed :( There's a lot to do here. Chess, photo opportunities and just tons of browsing! They have an area where you can grab coffee and some pastries & chill. A library you can rent for meetings. Bathrooms are upstairs and are co-ed.

Memory Den Antique Mall oh, where does one even begin to rhyme?…read moreA treasure trove frozen sweetly in time, each aisle a portal, each booth a clue, a maze of memories whispering, "Stay a minute... or maybe a few." You walk in thinking ten minutes will do, then suddenly an hour slips through because every trinket begs a second glance, every relic hums a quiet romance. Pick it up, read the tag, feel the age in your hand in the grand dusty stacks of "oldness," a hidden gem might take its stand. Classy as a Victorian clock and twice as charming, this place earns kudos for disarming. Bring a friend, bring your folks, bring whoever loves the dance of discovery because exploring these nostalgic nooks feels almost like flipping pages of history. It's a quaint little trip through the past, a daydream dressed in antique lace and shine; a cute way to spend the day, strolling backward through time, where even a forgotten story feels suddenly worth a dime.

Great place for all kinds of things. Really enjoy going there when I'm in the area. Just got some…read more1985 transformers.

Steve and I just stumbled across the building for this vintage mall that is located right in…read moredowntown Tigard while waking to a brewery. This place is really cool as yes... it is highly vintage oriented merchandise but we noticed more artsy and crafty items that were for sale too that were amazingly cool. So that added a further unique spin to this place. Also there was a plant vendor too that sold lots of different kind of little cactuses in various colored shades which further enhanced this place. I saw things of a vintage nature I liked... which were mainly old action figures... that was a lot of fun to browse through checking out all of those!

Lots of cool lamps and furniture. I particularly liked the…read moreguy at the counter he was friendly and was not pushy about making me buy anything. The photos I took don't show the different colors of the lights very well

I am so excited to learn about this place. It's got some really fun pieces (art, seating, case…read moregoods, portable lamps, hard-wired lighting, kitchenware, and a few odds + ends), a few lower priced items that you can take home to give a little love, mid-range affordable delights, and higher end gorgeous finds to make your heart sing. What I'm most excited about is that they make custom furniture and lamps. This yellow beauty is a vase made by Katie, a friendly artist and Lounge Lizard associate.

They are open!! New location at 204 SE Alder Street with the same incredible selection of…read moremid-century modern furniture, wall art, dinnerware, lamps, glassware and more! Vast selection, the best vintage in Portland! When I visit, I plan on at least 45 minutes because there is so much to see! I walk around the entire footprint then turn around and walk the other direction because different items will catch your eye. If you are seeking an occasional chair, they have so many styles and cool pieces. Wish I had room for more! They just don't make these styles anymore or of the same quality. They usually have a large selection of couches also in shades of teal, orange, avocado just like on The Brady Bunch. Even plaid, if that's your thing. And of course boomerang shaped coffee tables to complete your seating area. There are so many unique one of a kind pieces too, like an upright piano transformed into a bar. OMG, I wish I had the space for it! What I always have room for is unique bar ware and glasses and they have lots to choose from. Lots of metal and sculptural wall art which really gives a room personality especially when complimenting paintings or prints. They have a large selection of table lamps but it's the hanging pendants that I really love. Perusing this store ignites so many memories! I see items that take me back to my childhood home, pieces I haven't thought about in years. My face lights up remembering a curved side table, a Sputnik light and metal flower wall art similar to what adorned our den. Or a set of whiskey sour glasses like the ones my dad drank from, prints on pillows that are in photographs in my family album. Furniture that over years made it's way to our basement and then probably a vintage shop like Hawthorne Modern! Love, love, love this place! They moved to SE Alder but the charm, the selection, the finds are all still there!

Sheila is fantabulous. Advised us on a lamp we were trying to rehab. Wouldn't let us pay for her…read moretime and expertise. Fortunately, we saw a lovely cocktail serving set and we bought it! If you have a hard time finding the shop, just call and Sheila can guide you in

Laundry is a fun shop. It is a vintage basketball gear shop. All sorts of basketball jerseys from…read moreall different eras. I love the game of basketball. I played basketball in high school. I was a hardcore Knicks fan in the 90s when Ewing, Starks, and Mason were on the squad with Coach Pat Riley at the helm. Even though I am from NY originally I am now a Warriors fan and live in San Francisco. Besides the cool classic and current basketball Jerseys they had heaps of memorabilia. Kind folks work here and recommend checking them out if you love the game of basketball as much as I do.

Excellent customer service!!Price, selection, employees...great, great, great! Whether you're…read morebuying or selling cool vintage sportswear or calico cut pants, you'll encounter honest professionals here who genuinely appreciate your business and benefit our community. You gotta give!! They make Portland a better place. Give!!! ;)

This and the Sellwood location are pretty big and have lots of options worth exploring! The prices…read morevary but I personally haven't seen anything more that $60 but again depends on what you want Lot of variety in sizes. I've only seen a few pieces that are questionable like why is it $30+ for a tee with a giant hole on the back side They do buy clothes, it's by appointment only though. I sold here once definitely won't do it again though. You can take 25 pieces at a time looking for y2k and if you got it larger sizes. I took about 20 tees, older but clean and definitely y2k, 2 jackets and 3 hats. Dude said $60 for it?! I took it because I needed the money but I won't be doing that again. I wouldn't recommend this place at all if you are trying to sell but definitely worth it if your buying

This is a very cool thrift and consignment store in the heart of Nob Hill. I learned that it has a…read moreunique set up because each section is a different vendor and you'll notice that on the price tags. I was wondering why specific items were scattered around the store and not grouped together and that is the reason. There is a variety of selection for men and women including shoes, bags, belts, other accessories. There were two dressing rooms so you could at least try things on. The staff was very helpful I'm explaining the set up. If you are a Thrifter and picker you will enjoy this place.

Hardly any parking near the building as this is right on Hawthorne. Definitely more parking during…read morethe week days. This is really a vintage store for clothing only and not really anything else. This has to be the largest selection of used closed far around. It was very surprising because even with so much fabric, it didn't smell dusty at all inside. There is hardly anything other than close in here so if you're looking for pottery, this is not the place.

Came here to look through previously used clothing and was absolutely surprised by the prices that…read morethey are gouging people for things that I can find at Goodwill for seven dollars. The place did not seem very organized in my opinion and the clothing quality wasn't that good for the amount that they are trying to charge.