If you want good service, selection and value go to the red white & blue thrift store in North…read moreMiami. They have recently renovated/revamped the place and it is a joy to shop there. Everything is easy to find, and the checkout lines are short. If you like thrift shops, then give this one a chance. They have clothes, toys, sports equipment, shoes, books, records, DVDs, plates, utensils, cooking equipment, jewelry, pocketbooks, luggage, etc.

I am loving the Red, White and Blue Thrift on SR 7 in Hollywood, Fl. It outshines all other thrift…read morestores. Their prices are reasonable and I can usually find something great. I have bought shoes, tops, jackets and lots of gently used toys. I just recently got a mini kitchen ($24.99) that is adorable and a loog guitar($7.99), and beautiful glasses.Everything I get is awesome. If you haven't been there then I highly recommend it.

The Rabbit Hole is located in a funky, artsy corridor of North Miami filled with second hand…read morestores, a cafe, and a contemporary art museum. Founded in the fall of 2009 the Rabbit Hole is located across the street from City Hall. There is plenty of free street parking available. According to the Rabbit Hole they specialize in clothing and accessories from the "50's-80's with some older and newer things sprinkled in". Every vintage piece of clothing is hand picked. They also offer new clothing and jewelry. A small display in the front of the store held china and glass ware. In addition to the small store they also sell online with a selection of new clothes. When I walked into the store my first thought was that I wished this was how my closet looked. Everything was so artfully arranged. The New Times has listed the Rabbit Hole as one of the best vintage stores in Miami. I almost left with a brown leather bag for $100 but I just couldn't justify the expense right now. Whether shopping or just browsing this is a fun stop to make.

It's basically a used clothing used clothing accessory shop and though called Rabbit Hole pretty…read moremuch a hole in the wall operation. There aren't all that many items here but what items they do have are interesting, in rather good condition but in my opinion exorbitantly price for what they are. Generally you might be just as well off searching charity donation shops such as Poverillo, Out of the Closet or any one of the second time around type of clothing consignment stores.

I love going to Goodwill and usually have a great experience…read more Yesterday I came to this goodwill and I could not believe the amount of air freshener there was in this place I quickly asked for a mask which was the only positive thing about my experience Do you have any idea how toxic fragrances are. Even with the mask on I could not stay in the store and shop I became light headed and felt very nauseous. When I told the girl at the front she said she's used to it Not only do the clothing smell of these toxic fresheners that you use now you have fresheners all around the store. Ultimately your hurting your employees and your hurting your customers I will never come back to this store This was an absolute terrible experience If you do decide to come here I suggest you wear three masks and it still won't be enough.

super organized place, the workers were really nice when i asked them a question. one of the only…read morethrift stores that doesnt give me anxiety lol.

Love this place. I was able to find my baby some toys from my childhood it's a nostalgic place to…read morevisit. If you're looking for something particular, the owner will help source it. Great guy! Very helpful.

Such a cool experience at this thrift store! They have a lot of different kinds of things,…read moreespecially amazing vintage pieces. It's the perfect place to find unique items you won't see anywhere else. The owner is really nice and welcoming, which makes it even better. I definitely recommend checking it out!

Stopped in to see what they had while I waited for my lunch. They have things organized by size but…read moreit was very hard to find things- it's almost too stacked. The bag sections were pretty good, yet the prices could be better suited for the quality and shape some of their pieces were in. Not a bad shop, just a bit messy by design .

First time visiting UC, and I was pleasantly surprised! If you love bougie thrifting, you're in for…read morea treat. The store is incredibly organized, the staff is friendly, and the selection is almost overwhelming.... in the best way! They have handbags galore and so many great finds. Prices are ok. A lot more than I thought items would go for on thrift. Example, all jewelry is $20. Some may be a good bargain, other jewelry items shouldn't cost more than $5. They need to rethink the jewelry prices, imo. But I'll definitely be returning!

They've done a great job making a warm, inviting and intimate space that feels like youll find…read moretreasures. It's a womens & mens (decent amount of mens items) consignment store, they only accept designer, but I wasnt there to sell, more to look, find, buy. Got a cute silk DVF camisole in great shape for moderate price. You wont find bargains, but youll find authentic, designer pieces. Also they have some nice art as well. It will make you want to open up a shop of your own.

Um.... Okay, a one-of-a-kind, vintage shop tucked right in the middle of bustling Miami, when did…read morethis happen? This vintage shop has such cute finds! I wish I had more time to do try ons. I have to come back! Prices vary but there are affordable items and then uber top shelf items. Such a fun curated selection of goodies...Will be back!

This a pop up rock T-shirt vintage shop in the Aventura mall. It is located across from the model…read moretrain display. My friend alerted me to its presence or I might have walked right past it. Jara Eisen is the designer of the brand. Jara is a breast cancer survivor and her company supports the charity Fight Like a Girl. The idea for SoJara came to her when she and her daughter were unpacking a box and found an old shirt from a breast cancer walk they did and they didn't have the heart to throw it out. Instead Jara cut it up and sewed it on to a cozy flannel shirt. Now she's doing the same thing with band T's. It is her mission to "spread good vibes through inspirational messages and love for Rock & Roll". I think this is an awesome idea. All the shirts are sourced by Jara. Bands they had included my favorite Guns N' Roses, Def Leppard which was my first ever concert, as well as Metallica, The Who, The Beatles, and Nirvana to name just a few. Some of the band T- shirts have been repurposed and put on the back of vintage jackets and flannel plaid shirts. The also had hats, stickers, and jewelry. It definitely made me feel old that shirts from concerts of my era are now vintage. It also made start thinking about where my old shirts were. My daughter never wanted them although she did steal her father's Lollapalooza shirt. I guess she thinks he was cooler than me. LOL Coming here brought back so many memories about concerts I had gone to and how excited I was to wear the shirt the next day in high school. It was fun to look through the clothes and see the names of the bands I loved in my youth. If you want to check out what they have you can follow Jara on Instagram @SoJara. Rock on!

AWESOME STORE! Very unique vintage items, many of which have been up-cycled by the store itself…read more One of a kind clothing items that are worth the price. Definitely check it out on Lincoln road.

This store has a great selection. The other day, I put down a beautiful Liz Claiborne dress that I…read morewanted to buy, so that I can look at some blouses. By the time I turned around, it was gone. I definitely learned my lesson: if you really want to buy something, keep it in your hands until you're ready to pay for it.

A decent and clean thrift store. It was laid out nicely and easily. I found some vintage pink glass…read moretea cups.