One of the best curations of vintage in town ! So many…read moreunique pieces . Fell in love with quite a few things I'll have to come back for . Great jewelry selection . A great addition to Sol Block. The service is fantastic, enjoyed the humor .

Great selection and nice folks Tucson was cold Found what…read moreI needed and lots more more

I love antiques, collectibles, and unique items and have collected them for years. I also love…read moreMidtown Mercantile Merchants .. for a lot of reasons: The two floors (an elevator, too) are filled with a vast array of merchandise, beautifully displayed, the store is immaculate, the staff is nothing short of wonderful, friendly, knowledgeable and just nice. The pricing varies, of course, within each vendor's booth, some more or less than others because each vendor has his/her own interesting collection displayed. I have spent time talking with the vendors and now know some by name. They are happy to meet us too. Forgot to mention .. woman owned. Going on too long here.. it's first on my list of places to go, it's cool inside, there is good parking, and if you have forgotten to do your grocery shopping, Whole Foods is near by. Midtown Mercantile Merchants is No. 1 on my list.

Beautiful, huge store. There is something for everyone. Don't skip the basement. One of the few…read moreantique stores that has decent AC. Most items are PRICEY so be prepared to over pay.

Didn't realize same place different name…read more Really great shopping and I get some great jewelry. People are nice and knowledgeable. Definitely check it out because you don't know what you're going to find.

Huge selection of authentic Native American jewelry - owners very sweet people with great customer…read moreservice. If you're in the area and in the market for a squash blossom- this is your place! They have many to choose from.

Great merchandise with a particular eye for quality in an ordered and neat space. One of the owners…read more(Tom) was helpful in explaining their merchandise and philosophy. What you'll find here is the kind of quality merchandise you can't usually pick up at most "modern" retailers- wool shirts, leather jackets, boots that are resoleable, and even classic jewelry (ex. bola ties!) I really liked it and hope to be able to shop here more.

Went in and they had some nice stuff but was extremely overpriced for the most part. And when I…read morefound something for 25 dollars I went out side to get the money and when I came back he said he now wanted 125 dollars for it because he looked it up and saw one for that price online. You would think if he said he wanted 25 he would take 25 but I guess not. Very disappointing would never go back.

This is a monthly market that is absolutely terrific. Huge selection of refurbished vintage that is…read moredifferent every month! The secret is out because the good stuff goes fast! Prices are attractive and reasonable. Service is friendly and helpful. I went along with a friend just to check things out and walked out with some divine table linens. I'll be back, I'm hooked!

I seriously can't believe I've never been to this! Once a set, a beautiful market is set up in the…read morelost barrio! You don't even know where to look because there's stuff everywhere, really cool vintage stuff! Floor to ceiling! There are finds from all over the world! It curated so beautifully! It's a great place to find some decorating ideas and find treasures that you couldn't find elsewhere! There are several rooms and an outside area with patio stuff! Furniture, things for your walls, kitchen stuff, things for kids, everything you can't imagine! I can't wait to check out the upcoming holiday markets!

The most fun thrift store in town, geared toward the the quirky fashionistas in your life. There's…read morea small assortment of vintage clothes, costumes year-round, for any holiday or occasion, and an array of gaudy sunglasses, earrings, and jewelry. You cannot escape this place without making an impulse purchase for yourself, and you'll always find some sort of trinket you'll want to buy for a friend. This is no ordinary thrift store--it's a local hotspot for people who want to look more fun and interesting, all at very fair prices. If you're planning a daytime outing through 4th avenue, you must add Tucson Thrift to your list of places to visit!

All of 4th Street in Tucson has kitschy places to shop at from the Tucson Thrift Shop to the Hippie…read moreGypsy to Antigone Books and all the little eateries in between. Had we had more time, we could have spent hours walking up and down the street checking out all the little shops. The Tucson Thrift Shop actually connects with a pass through with another store called, The Other Side. I don't know if they're two separate shops or one big one, but they sold the same type of vintage clothes, costume jewelry, and costumes perfect for any occasion. The staff were friendly, but stayed behind the counter and offered a nice smile and said hello when you entered the store and have a nice day when you left. They certainly dressed as if they shopped at their own store and had enough tie dyed shirts to make any deadhead happy. If you're in town, it's definitely worth a peek inside. I bought a hamburger hat for my burger club and my son would have bought a couple items if his "square" parents weren't there to make him feel "lame.

Knowledgable, friendly, and with a phenomenal selection of all different kinds of jewelry (both…read morevintage and not). Their book offerings are neat, too. You may just develop a curiosity for the hallmarks of southwestern jewelry, and Morning Star has a guide for just that. This will be my recommendation for anyone who visits Tucson looking for something beautiful and authentic.

Whenver I visit Tucson, I love going to this store. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and…read morethere is a wide variety of wonderful and fairly-priced merchandise. During my last visit (2/2013), I bought two lovely Zuni fetishes, and my mother (who is a retired anthropologist, worked in a museum, and has been collecting Indian and Mexican jewelry, Native American ceramics, etc. for decades) bought herself some nice jewelry.