Great service, the cashiers were very friendly and attentive. If asked, they would provide a kidney. Amazing selections, many stalls to choose from, felt overwhelming in a good way. Kinda pricey, I get that these are carefully curated styles and designs, but I'm just not money like that. read more

this used to be my favorite place, it was even my birthday stop a couple of years running. this last year has been a bit crazy tho so it's been some time since i've been in and man has it changed for both good and bad. the upstairs used to have this GORGEOUS whimsical book installation that was absolutely magical -- gone. the club car used to have adult beverages on the weekend which is why i came today (to celebrate my birthday and grab a drink!!)...closed, and apparently no longer sells alcohol only coffee (but again, closed regardless). i went downstairs to ask the two associates at the desk what happened and they stared at me like i had grown a second head when i asked about it being closed. "you mean the COFFEE baaar..." one of them snidely stated...sure...thanks for the clarification, rude person...I haven't been in for awhile and I was looking forward to grabbing a beer and browsing for my birthday. they looked away and sort of rolled their eyes? rude...the other one responded "yeaaa it's been closed for awhileeeee..." like I GET IT, so sorry I'm out of the loop and was looking forward to it and I didn't know the alcohol part of the BAR was no longer a thing. MY BAD. the rest of my hour was meh. the interaction put a pall on the whole trip and where I normally spend *hours* browsing I spent less than one. I found one thing I was considering purchasing but by the time I came back downstairs there was a line around the corner and down the hall, literally 10+ people waiting. nope. no thanks. overall still many cool vendors. kinda sucks you have to pay $10 to play pool for 70 minutes?? it is NOT free. the pop-a-shot game downstairs has ONE ball so you can't actually play that either. the whole Fallout vaults theme from upstairs is gone and makes the downstairs "vaults" seem out of place and disconnected...idk. just kinda bummed man. overpriced, smells bad, bad attitudes, long lines, costly games or games that you can't even play. wcyd. this won't be a primary stop anymore. sad. read more

Super cool store. Great way to spend a few hours browsing some really cool stuff. Tons of vendors with their own booths. Most booths are pretty well stocked and fairly priced, some are not. Employees are very helpful and friendly. read more

There are a lot of unique treasures to be found throughout this store. Such a fun place. read more

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Service: friendly staff! 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. read more

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Pretty cool experience. The memory den will definitely recall your memory! I purchase a few vinyls that were a good find! This mall is a pretty popular place for locals and tourists, so do expect some over priced items... but nothing is over priced if it has sentiment value/ apart of your past, right? If it's something you can't truly find elsewhere, it's probably worth the price. They are also dog friendly!! read more

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We loved memory den today. So many fun finds. We also love Shayla! She was so friendly and helpful!

My boyfriend wanted to go here and so I indulged him! It is a bit overwhelming and quite a bit of junk, but still I thought it was cool. Artist spaces and some were great and others not so much. I think what really struck me was the amount of vinyl, CDs, 8-track tapes, etc Stuff that when u was a kid was there latest technology and now it's all junk. Sitting on shelves. Hopefully these items won't be lost. I thought that having the different places for clothes was interesting. I didn't have the time to dig through all of it, but I can see why others do. I really liked the pool table upstairs, and the furniture room. I can see coming back here on a rainy day and it is good to support great creative spaces like this one. Worth a visit! read more

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Memory Den Antique Mall oh, where does one even begin to rhyme? A 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. read more

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Yes!!! Yes yes yes! I live for a good thrift, and to find out that there's an entire mall for thrifting is a DREAM! Not only were the clothes cute, but the booths and displays were as well!! Some of the booths had such curated decor, I felt like I was stepping into a little art display! Obviously the clothes here are a bit pricier than the average thrift because they're curated, but I had some great finds here! My friend and I each left VERY satisfied with our picks! On our way out, the cashier was also so nice and even commented on the clothes we picked out! I can't wait to come back here, I feel like I could spend a lifetime in this place! read more

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Amazing antique mall. They had parking in front and near by. Inside, they had free lockers for our jackets and big bags at the entrance. So much great stuff on multiple floors. We enjoyed exploring this mall - a must-see in Portland. The only complaint was that the restroom was ... weird and the sinks were .... OUT OF ORDER, so we couldn't wash our hands. They provided hand sanitzer. read more

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Eclectic vintage mart that almost feels like an art museum. Nostalgic and great for thrifting. A multitude of different vendors. Private parking lot. Please come and create your own adventure. read more

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The main reason I will never be back is the smell. It's intense, intrusive, pervasive, and lingering in your face the whole time. It's like a musty mix of old cigarette smoke, BO, moth balls, old rotting wood and something else I can't quite put my finger on. I wouldn't want to bring anything home from here for fear of bringing that odor with me. Overall it's messy and chaotic. There are some cute booths and the artist corner is cool but I feel like this place needs an overhaul and aesthetic reconfiguration. The prices were not even great so nothing to write home about. read more

Thrifter's paradise .. plenty of independent vendors to shop around for items you may need. They have a wide variety of booths. It's a very cool space and I found an old kitchen gadget I was needing. The prices are dependent on each vendor's pricing but I found it to be fair. read more

Memory Den Antique Mall - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Probably one of the most impressive antique venues i've been in anywhere in the country. I own a small e commerce business & originally dealt in antiques years ago so I have been in countless antique malls, peddlers malls, flea markets, thrift shops etc across the southeast & midwest. Many shops are simply a space with some or very little personal character & booths with stuff. There are very few establishments with the vision, clientele, vendors, & dedication to create a unique shopping space experience like Memory Den has done. I spent over 2 hours here taking my time to see the space & examine the booths in detail. If i had more time in town i would have spent my afternoon here. Its clear this space is meant to entertain you as well as sell goods. The way the space has been curated & the implementation of local art is awesome. I was limited on luggage space and walked here from downtown so I couldn't take much home but I found a neat vintage book on Thailand for my wife. Wouldnt say the prices are low or that they are very high, but somewhere in the middle of what ive seen across hundreds of stores. I think this should be HIGH up on visitors' lists for attractions in Portland. read more

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Memory Den is definitely one of the best thrifting destinations in the PDX area. This spot is located in SE PDX and has its own parking lot. Inside, they have three stories worth of different booths selling all types of vintage and antique home decor, furniture, clothing, and more. You really never know what you are going to find here! read more

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This is a MASSIVE mall. Truly, you can find as many clothes as you would find in any other kind of mall. There is parking located in front of the building in gravel and there are stairs into the building. You start on the main floor and can either take stairs up or down. On a cold day, it will be freezing inside of the building in almost every area, even with a jacket, your nose and extremities will be chilly. There is also an unrecognizable , strong smell that fills the air strongly through the entire building. Find just about anything here from glassware, trinkets, clothes, to furniture and more. Checkout experience left something to be desired. Found some treasure below - Haeger & Royal Haeger. read more

Memory Den Antique Mall - Haeger and Royal Haeger - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Lots to explore and it's so interesting to see how people decorate their space. My daughter and I easily spent a couple hours here. Many unique, one of a kind items/gifts. Would recommend if you're in the area. read more

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This place is awesome, my mom was in town visiting me and we spent HOURS here. So much cool stuff to look at!!

We were here for 6hours and the time flew by! We found so many good treasures as we found more and more alcoves off the main rooms. It is a warehouse here so bundle up during the winter. Sadly they did get rid of the staged rooms for photo op. Why? It was a great space for folks to come in and snaps some good shots and tag you all on the socials... consider bringing a few back??? read more

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A stroll back to the past. As you walk through, a museum-like experience seeing items you have not seen since you were a kid. Allergy sensitive folks should know it smells musty and dusty with a mix of moth balls in the air. Like most vintage places, it is about snooping around and hoping to find a lost gem from yesterdays. read more

Memory Den Antique Mall - Radio wall ;) - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Antique site with random items. A bit pricey, but loved the pictures on the wall. Random, but the mural artists are exceptional. read more

I had no idea this vintage mall existed until one day my husband and I decided to walk around town and stumbled upon it. I didn't expect it to be 3 floors! Lots of nostalgia for a person like me who grew up in the 80's and 90's, it literally felt like I was walking into someone's memories. I am also a very intuitive empath which led me to believe there were moments that I sensed some strong energies. One fun find was an antique piano that had a label on it that it was HAUNTED. Some rooms like the Library and Pool Table room were like stepping through a portal into another dimension. I think overall the vibe here is eclectic, nostalgic, and full of hidden treasures. There's something unique for everyone and so many options for a photo op if you just want to take selfies. Just remember to dress warmly because it can be cold especially because it's winter. When it comes to the pricing for certain items, don't be shocked at how much they're selling for. Each vintage booth is curated by independent sellers and I'm assuming that they are priced reasonably considering that most are vintage and hard to find. I think this is my favorite antique mall experiences so far! read more

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This place truly is a walk down memory lane. So fun to peruse through all the different booths and see how they're curated. It feels kinda weird now that items from my childhood is now considered vintage! Haha! But it brought back sweet memories. Some of the pricing is high, some of the pricing is low. It's quite a mix. I feel like vintage places like these are starting to disappear in the SF Bay Area. Nice to see Portland is still holding it down. read more

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Amazing place to go for vintage buyers or just those curious or like feeling nostalgic. I'm very into thrifting so my babe recommended this place while we were in town. I couldn't have had a better time. Luckily I came alone so I got to REALLY take my time. I was in there at total of 3 hours! Yup. My arms were sore. I tried on lots. Looked at touched soooo many interesting things and left with 3 clothing items. YES, the prices range- that's because they are all separate selling booths. So you can score OR say "very cool to look at but too rich for my blood". Overall, I'll come again every time I'm in Portland read more

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Love this place! Great service! so much to pick from as well! It's nice when I have a couple hours to myself here:)

The tiniest door in the central Eastside leads to the biggest warehouse that is this vintage mall with over 140 local vendors. They've got furniture, home decor, and clothing. They've also got so many photo opportunities! I wouldn't necessarily recommend the place if you're looking for something specific, but if you have time to spend and want to browse while shopping, then this is the place for you. Some vendors have different focuses. Some set up their booths elaborately, others are simple shelves. Vendors set their own prices and I do personally think many overvalue what they've got. I'd love to learn more about their events, as the bar, library, tattoo studio, decades lounge, and more, all suggest that this would be a fantastic spot for a huge shop-and-sip style party. read more

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I love it. I love it so much. This is the kind of place I love going all by myself and walking as slow or fast as I want. Curiously investigating every little thing collected and carefully displayed by the booth curator or zipping by to unlock the astonishing achieve of seeing every booth in one day. I also love the idea that I will bring every guest that visits me and will never say no to an invite from a local. It's really a good time that I love. read more

This space isn't what it used to be!!!! This was rad! It's a lot of square footage to cover!! We will be back, I need more time! Made one purchase, a very happy little vase & can't wait to spend more time here browsing!!!! Park a block away it is definitely worth it. read more

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Gross. It's dark and dingy and musty. I bought a shirt and even after washing, could never quite get the musty smell out. Everything seems to have a layer of grime on it, especially if it's in the downstairs section. Some of the booths have great stuff. Prices are all over the board, depending on the vendor. It's really fun to walk through and see all of the things you forgot about from childhood, though, and some of the booths are like walking through a museum. Not very many employees walking around, and not much security, so I imagine there's a lot of theft. I mostly couldn't get over the smell. Everything I bought was just.... Dirty. It made my closet smell like a musty basement. read more

Love this place! I've found aaaaallll sorts of treasures here over the past few years...always friendly staff. Angie is the best! Her smile alone is worth a trip in read more

This is one of the coolest thrift stores I've ever visited in Portland. They offer several amenities, including a fitting room and a bathroom. I also appreciated that they carry plus-size clothing. The quality of each piece I found was impressive, and there are plenty of hidden gems throughout the shop. Definitely recommend! read more

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Wear your comfy walking shoes for this mall! It's a huge place that smells like moth balls and old things. Tons of clothes, in all sizes including some kids clothes. Not a lot of furniture when I was there, but there were a few great vintage sofas and tables. Loads of knick knacks, decor, a record room, a whole vintage kitchen setup (see photos), and even a library. It was a little disappointing to find the prices a bit high for it being used items - but there are good buys. read more

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i love this place, but i do get frustrated with the prices sometimes. it's great for when you want to window shop, but may be disappointing when you check the tags. i'd recommend it here if you have something specific you're looking for and focus on that read more

Memory Den is a Cyclopean cavern of crafts and couture clothing; a labyrinth of long-lost literary legacies; a font of forgotten fashions and finery; a Sisyphean selection of souvenirs, substance and style; a mythological mish-mash of...alright, enough of the Odyssean adjectives! You get the idea! What I'm trying to impart to you is that this warehouse of well-worn wonders is big. Real big. How big? My wife and I ran out of time before seeing it all, and we were spread out and moving quick. Hell, we only really had time to skim the surface, and still spent the better part of a C-note before the clock ran out! Granted, we only had about an hour, having arrived in the early evening on a Sunday, but honestly, you could spend an entire day here and still not see everything this place has to offer and, according to the assistant we spoke with, even working here doesn't guarantee a complete assessment of all the articles available for sale, as they rotate regularly. While I perused and mused over mounds of media, electronic and analog (particularly the sizeable selection of second-hand books scattered throughout both floors), my wife reconnoitered rack after rack of raiments, garments and assorted apparel, accessories, jewelry and other objets d'vetements. Like many vintage and antique malls and galleries, each diorama boasts the select inventory of a different curator or collector, with their own themes, tastes and types of collectibles, ensuring that there is literally something for everyone here: if you don't see something you like, move on to the next display! Adding to Memory Den's already appealing incentives for attending, they host regular family friendly, during-and-after-hours events where music, cocktails and light bites are on offer, turning your shopping experience into a shopping EXPERIENCE. We're all about that, and my wife and I intend to drop in next weekend, when their October event happens, to continue where we left off, and scour every corner, nook and cranny of this wonderous warehouse, at our leisure! With unusually reasonable prices throughout, helpful employees, and enough stimuli to engage, entertain, and possibly overwhelm just about any shopper, window or otherwise, Memory Den is absolutely worth your time, effort, and the threat of potentially getting stabbed by a fentanyl zombie wandering around the wastes of Central Eastside industrial district. In a pinch, I'm sure you could find something to use as a weapon here, to fend them off. Totally worth it! read more

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Everyone can find something at Memory Den. It's a treasure trove of nostalgia. Every nook and cranny has something special just waiting to be noticed. Our group spent nearly two hours exploring this two-story shop. We didn't plan to purchase anything but found two coats that were begging to be bought and worn. I don't frequent antique/vintage stores often, so I can't make any valuable comparisons. But I personally really enjoyed stopping at Memory Den and exploring everything it had to offer. read more

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Been on my list for so long, finally made it. Great, incredible, old factory building. So many stalls. So much vintage clothing. I mean, glass and crystal, vinyl records, dad's, vhs tapes, CASSETTE tapes! Collectibles (think trading cards), plus furniture and a wonderful little coffee cart. Oh, books. Did I mention they have books in a comfy, library room? I only took 2 photos. Because, well, I was too busy shopping. I am uncertain if someone with mobility issues could navigate thru this building, tho. And, the restroom(s) are....um....unique. Parking does kinda suck. All the dedicated spaces were filled long before the building opened for the day. But, do go here. It's epic. read more

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This is one of the best vintage markets of its kind, it is so big it tools us about 3 hours to get through the whole thing and that was us being brief. We found so many good things. Unfortunately some of the staff members seemed to be worked up over something and we're being kind rude to this guy. It wasn't any of my business, they were sweet to us, but i did observe it. I will for sure be visiting this place again next time I am in town read more

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Great selection, so much fun and i love the fact that's it's haunted! I've been meaning to return to it ever since i first visited it.

This place is SO cool with such an energetic, unique vibe. I could spend hours wandering around it. I consider this spot to be a big 2-story warehouse that's been converted & set up with so many vendor booths full of decorations, clothes, antique items, hidden treasures, & unique gifts. It's festive & fun to explore. Not only do they have tons of booths, the items are priced affordably & you can find many items ranging from under $5 to $100+, so it's truly a store where you can find something for everyone. Aside from the store items, there are really cool sections of this mall that include an art section/gallery, uniquely decorated rooms that you can lounge in, plus a bar and a library. Plus, they have parking which makes it easy to get to. I can't wait to go back & spend more time exploring all that this place has to offer! read more

Memory Den Antique Mall - Photo op upstairs - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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