I've been to Elevated several times now and have really enjoyed my experiences there. I don't…read morealways love antique markets/warehouses as they can be quite congested and claustrophobic - not Elevated! The aisles are wide, the booths are nicely appointed, and there is lots of great natural light from all the windows. I love that they are arranged by "streets" with numbers for each booth, making it easy to remember where you saw something. There are lots of fun things to check out - I love the reading room that also features art from local artists. They have the ability to rent a shelf vs. a whole booth, which I thought was really cool. Possibly the best part - the free popcorn! I also really like the fun decor like the board game wall. Parking is ample on the street in front or the free lot across the street. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Elevated.

September 6th is their official Grand Opening but they are open to the public NOW. My father and I…read moreheard about this reinvented warehouse thrift/furniture store that opened and had to check it out. With parking directly in front of across the street both free of charge. The entrance was a little tricky to navigate. There was a colorful toy/deco arch far off to the left that we went to only to read a note that said Elevated entrance with and arrow pointing to the right. So we turned around and headed to what looked like an office building entrance but once we opened the door there was a black sign with a white E and an arrow to the right with a open door. At the entrance is an old school telephone booth, with either an elevator (ring the bell for service) or stairs. The stairs were super easy to navigate and we were at the top on no time. The minute we walked through the door there is this cool vibe that permeates throughout the establishment. The way the booths are spaced, decorated, and displayed was very unique giving me lots of space to move about and enjoy the thrift experience. I really enjoyed the use of game boards and how they decorated the walls. I plan on using that idea somewhere in my future. There were many items available from jewelry, dishes, clothing, furniture and list goes on. The air was moving with open windows and fans. Also there are four large dressing rooms available that are spacious and clean. We had the opportunity to speak with one of the proprietors of the establishment Heather. Getting her feedback on the space, wanting to create a unique shopping experience for the community melted my heart. Loved they provided free popcorn and all the time not feeling rushed giving the opportunity to enjoy and possibly find a hidden gem. We walked away with some cooking items and stickers but there was a VERY close call on an antique display cabinet that we are still considering going back for. Great value for all of it. Highly recommend to stop in especially September 6th!

Situated in downtown Grand Rapids, you will find this absolutely breathtakingly curated vintage…read moreshop. It made my Gen X heart sing. Plenty of vintage apparel, but also vintage housewares, jewelry, books, and even VHS await you. The store is clean and friendly and well lit. An amazing selection and a feast for the eyes. Definitely worth a visit if you have appreciation for fine quality vintage goods.

Very small and cute vintage store. Loved that they had no only apparel but other trinkets to look…read morethrough. Love it!

If you're looking for vintage clothing, this is definitely the place to go! 955 by Elevated hosts a…read morebunch of different sections curated by several local vintage sellers. I was looking specifically for an 80s prom dress, but it seemed like the majority of the clothing was from the 90s and there wasn't a huge selection of dressier items. I did see one awesome dress from the 80s but it definitely wouldn't fit me. It is kind of funny to me that 90s fashion is coming back with a vengeance because it doesn't really make me think "vintage" (also it makes me feel old, haha). I did see a handful of items labeled from the 70s. There's also a section of plus-sized vintage which was cool. There are a few accessories and a little bit of art, but 99% of what I saw was clothing. It was fun browsing all the racks and I didn't feel overwhelmed like I often do at other vintage stores. The items were nicely displayed and the store was clean and organized. It wasn't too cramped either. They have a couple of fitting rooms. I didn't find what I was looking for, but I'd probably stop by again in a few months to see how the inventory changes.

Very nice staff! Responsible prices. I donated items and they appreciated them…read more Every time we go in we are welcomed and greeted with a smile. Thanked for the business.

I came here because I kept seeing it on TikTok and I love going thrifting/antiquing. Their whole…read moremotto and mission is very sweet as they help elderly people move out of their homes and get some money to help them. I will say though, the prices reflect this. I do think it was a bit more overpriced for the quality/condition that a lot of their items were in. It is huge and they have tons of home/kitchen stuff. The drive coming from Grand Rapids wasn't bad though I just wish the prices reflected the condition of the items more closely. All that being said, I would go back again to give it another shot.

This store is wonderful to meander through and look at all the very interesting and well-displayed…read moremerchandise. The staff is always friendly, always helpful! I have been there many times and have come away with such treasures! The furniture is set up in such a way that you can visualize how it might look in YOUR space. Everything is clean and nicely cared for. I highly recommend visiting Pathway! You will enjoy it!

Captain Harassment and his Bizzaro world is not a place to visit…read more At the second we stepped in this business my family and I were treated like thieves. The owner let one of us use their restroom but then proceeded to hover over the door and harass them for taking to long. They also followed us out after and said very sarcastically "well at least you got to take a dump" then proceeded to lecture us saying that my family member didn't leave the fan on or spray fragrance. My family member has IBS and was very embarrassed. The owner then replied to a previous review that a friend of theirs got robbed a year back and he tried to say we were trying to do the same to him. We just wanted to see your store of overpriced crap and you basically made us leave because of your preconceived prejudice. Get a camera if you're so scared of someone stealing. Also grow up and understand you have a street store that is open to the public. It is not illegal for us to just look around old man.... Read through the reviews and you will see this isn't the first time he has treated his customers like this.

Amazing owner; kind, welcoming and incredibly knowledgable! Curation is on point. Best spot to find…read moreoriginal albums/records, vintage leather and denim jackets, period pieces, vintage toys, and props! Highly recommend you check it out and enjoy the great vibes and collections

August connection is a cute and charming little vintage store on Division Avenue. My daughter…read morereceived a flyer from them at the downtown vintage market advertising their new location so we stopped in one afternoon. They had just opened for the day, but were warm and inviting and welcomed us in. The store is clean and nicely laid out and does not smell musty as Some vintage stores are prone to. My daughter, being of tiny proportions, found several items to bring home with her. Alas, selections are more limited for those of us that are a bit more voluptuous, but that is often the case with vintage clothing. It is no reflection on the store itself. Items were well curated And reasonably priced.

A true gem! My fashion conscious 7-year-old loves the selection of vintage kids' clothes. Tons of…read moregreat dresses and wonderful service.

Full of VERY cute merchandise at very reasonable but expectedly marked up prices for items you…read morecould occasionally find thrifting. Again, still reasonable and very fair. They do also include boutique style clothing that typically runs a bit higher as well. The reason for one less star... the woman working, who seemed to be the owner was not the slightest bit friendly. I even commented her selection of goods and was immediately caught off guard by her disinterest in hearing anything from me. Maybe I'll come back because they had some cute stuff.. but I won't expect to be greeted by a friendly shop owner who enjoys the line of work they chose.

BEST STORE EVER! Small business locally owned with great style and home aesthetic! Highly recommend…read moreif you're looking to make your home special.

The love of thrifting has grown since I moved here to Michigan. I'm always over the moon whenever I…read morevisit a new shop. Nice Twice is a great find! It's not small, not too big, just right. They have spacious areas for clothing, books, home decor, and even furniture. There's so much good stuff you can get here at a reasonable price. It's very organized. I love how they organize plates, glasses, vintage vases, etc., by color. Pretty neat! The staff is great too, friendly and very polite.

Awesome local business with great volunteers who are kind and helpful. Great variety of clothes,…read moreknick knacks and furniture that is in great shape. Will be back again and again!!