I understand why this place gets such great ratings. If you've been to the antique stores around…read morethe Denver area and get tired of the same old uninteresting stuff, then you need to come to this place. It has something for just about anyone - jewelry, glassware, hats, purses, lots of gently used clothes, collectables of all kinds, odd, unique items, furniture, fossils, games, electronics, typewriters, magazines, comic books, and on and on. The great feature of this store is it's organized and not a dumping ground for old unwanted stuff. I looked through their vinyl records which were categorized alphabetically and unlike most antique stores where the majority of albums are '60s Country & Western has-beens, there were actually classic albums I wanted to buy. There are so many cool things at this place I can only explain it as a Meow Wolf where you can buy the cool things you see. Parking is right on the street in front and I encourage you to check it out.

This oddities shop is awesome - it is filled to the brim with all kinds of curious, interesting,…read moreodd, old, and strange things of all sorts. My favorite items were the vast collection of typewriters but there was so much to see and look at. I wish I lived locally so I could bring so much of it home!

Upon learning I was a fan of vintage/thrift shopping, a friend suggested we check out Heirlooms…read moreAntique Mall. I mostly frequent the Brass Armadillo and some shops on Colfax, and admittedly didn't know this gem was waiting for me in Aurora. We went on a Saturday late-morning, and were greeted cheerfully and with an excellent explanation of the store. We were offered help as we browsed the locked cases upstairs, and we ambled the huge sprawling basement footprint as well. The sheer size of this place was impressive. There are a variety of item types (records, costume jewelry, taxidermy, kitchen goods, clothing, upcycled decor, etc.) and aesthetic styles, so really something for everyone. We found some particularly fun vendors in the basement. It felt like it could be easy to get carried away here, in the best possible way. Currently, many (most?) of the vendors have a holiday discount in place too, and we managed to walk away with some well priced treasures. Definitely stop by if you like the thrill of the hunt, and I'm confident the folks at Heirlooms Antique Mall will take care of you.

Tucked into a busy strip mall in Aurora, lies the hidden gem that is…read moreHeirlooms Antique Mall. It may look like just another store front among other businesses from bustling Havana St, but I can assure you, it's more than what meets the eye. I was introduced to this spot via a Yelp event and have been back every single year ever since because inside the two massive levels, are some of the most unique antiques, vintage finds and interesting pieces - yet to be discovered! Various collectors and vintage sellers alike, sell odds and ends throughout the space. Upon entry, it can be overwhelming, but the friendly faces at the front are quick to assist - aka provide directions, sale options and open any cases you may need access to. Very helpful and friendly, indeed! My husband and I ventured here to look around and easily spent 2 hours looking at each booth, finding things that piqued our interest and ended up coming home with us! It's almost impossible to get see it all, so when you see something you like, snag it, because it may not be there again! Inventory turns over fast! Worth a stop in!!

This place is pretty cool, its like somebody for years and years rummaged through thousands of flea…read moremarkets, thrift stores, garage sales and antique stores and brought all the good stuff here. I would say that its more of a museum of knick knacks and vintage items that you can actually buy. Even if you dont buy anything, this place is still fun to look around.

Yes! All of the yes. I completely adore this spot in the Denver Arts District!…read more I collect vintage glassware for dinner parties, particularly of the amber and gold variety, and Garage Vintage knocks it out of the park in this category. In addition to vintage glassware, this is a treasure trove for retro kitchenwares (salt and pepper shakers, etc) and midcentury furniture. Even the outside of the shop is super rad, with bright red walls and a Mona Lisa sign. You can't miss it! Prices are a little higher than what you'd see at a Flea Market, but the shop is so well curated that I usually think they're worth it. The owner and her brother are super cool too, which makes it even more fun to support. Tip: If they shop is closed, try their sister shop, Arts District Antiques, across the street. The owners are usually in there and will open Garage Vintage for you.

Literally has everything anyone wants. If you have not gone yet go NOW. The best antique store I…read morehave ever gone to. I tell all my friends about this place. Please Please Please Please! It will change your life forever.

Love this place! It is a vast collection of individual vendors and there's a little something for…read moreeveryone here. I have bought several antique toy banks, some decanters, a vintage cookie jar, some prints... lots of stuff that complements our mid century modern house with prices that are very fair. There is good turnover of merchandise, and the staff is very helpful. This is one of my favorites in Denver!

Eclectic strip with a broad variety of shops. Some are very intriguing. A pleasant way to spend a…read morecouple hours.

What's great about this strip is that in about 8 blocks, there is a whole condensed area of really…read morecool antique shops. Supposedly, this area is the epicenter of US Victorian antiques. It is cool to pursue these shops and find the old remnants of the Victorian age and the west. I have lived here for 19 years, and this strip has changed. Recently, there have been tons of little great restaurants popping up (Maria Empanada, Adelito), very cool little bars ( Black Crown), Coffee shops (Corvus roasters) and also, well, lots of pot shops- can't say much about those. Also a bit of a sketch factor that is cleaning up, but still sketchy especially around Iowa St & Herman's Hideaway. Vintage and thrift shops abound along this strip as well- a great destination for your 1980's collecting is Fifty Two 80's A Totally Awesome Shop. For your costume needs, try Regal Vintage. I avoid Flossy McGrews, and it may even be gone. Terrifying store. But that's the fun of it! The ARC thrift store is actually amazing- a true charity, well run, cleaner, well organized with awesome finds!! My favorites are the Scandinavian Antique Shop and El Paso Imports. Happy Antiquing!

Oh my goodness! This place is gem upon gem. I don't really even know where to begin. I walked in…read morelooking for a table and walked out with an ice bucket and a yearning for a time when women wore fancy hats (minus the patriarchy of the time, you know?) Whatever you're looking for is probably here, plus some things you didn't know you needed. Despite the floor being jam-packed with stuff everyone was respectful about masks and keeping a safe distance, so it was not only fun but felt like a low risk activity. I will definitely be back!

When I think of a co-op, I envision many different vendors; items, prices and styles wildly varied…read more However this facility had an undertone of 70's with a few alternative culture items thrown in. I was hoping for a larger store with more variety.

A hidden South Broadway gem indeed…read more The Annex is located next to Watson & Company, and Watson & Company just so happens to have a space in The Annex as well. The Annex has 4-5 vendors inside selling various vintage items for your home. There is furniture, jewelry, ornaments, books, vintage dog outfits, mirrors and so much more. There are some wonderful things to be had here, but you must be brave enough to look around and really think about what would work in your place. Don't just buy to buy, think about where it would work in your place. In the back of The Annex there is a section where everything is 50% off. This is where we found the most perfect ruffled Christmas Tree dog outfit for a friend of ours. It even came with a hat. It was so cute and ugly that we just had to have it. I will be back after the holidays to hunt through the racks for some of those ornaments in the hope that the price has reduced some. They were colorful and sparkly and right up my alley. The Annex is a wonderful place to pick up some additional pieces for the home, either big statement pieces or some accent pieces.

I am OBSESSED!!!! This shop on antique row in Denver (South Broadway) called The Annex and it…read moreis.... I mean I could spend weeks in there. Tramp art, rare boxes, clothes, masks, stuffed bats, jewelry, signs... the whole stretch of antique row is awesome but this by far is my fav place to hang, cool old books too. I need a job there so I can spend all my money there!

Really neat little shop. They have all kinds of small trinkets and decorations. They have a lot of…read moreunique items and antiques as well. Check out their section of homemade candles and other scented items. We ended up buying a couple of Christmas tree ornaments and a candle. Overall a neat little place you should check out while you are in Littleton downtown area.

This adorable little shop has the cutest clothes and decor for every person! They have the most…read morebeautiful and widest selection of Fusion Mineral Paint that I used in my most recent furniture renovation, and they told me I could even use it on tile for my next project. Recently I found out that they have a wide variety of craft classes (candle dough bowl making, signs, clocks, and door hangers)-I dream about the next time I am around so I can visit again and take a class. The staff were outstandingly friendly, and I'm not just talking about the shop dog (Charli). Everywhere I go I get compliments on the clothes I buy there, they have such a wide selection of style options! This winter, I stocked up on some ADORABLE Christmas gnomes they were displaying. I can't wait for Christmas time again so I can get one of the music tv boxes they had.

I live so close and finally went for the first time recently. Loved wandering around this spot. I'd…read moresay we were there about 1-2 hours. It's one floor but way bigger than you'd imagine just seeing it from the front in the shopping mall. Had fun walking around with friends commenting and pointing out cool stuff. I didn't end up taking anything home this trip but enjoyed this place and would come back and see what's new in the future.

People are amazing to deal with. Prices are good vendors are open to offers. The Lonnie is amazing…read moreand friendly

This is my go to spot when I want something unique for my home or for a special gift. I love…read morebrowsing here, it's well curated and always feels cozy and on point with the seasons. I find it to be reasonably priced for what you get. Some items are truly vintage but I enjoy the modern pieces mixed in. There are blankets, vintage games, trinkets, furniture, silverware, dishware, jewelry, garden items, pictures, glassware and seasonal decor. I could never list all of what this special place has to offer. This family business is really so nice, lots of helpful people here if you have questions.

My family has been in the market for beautiful pieces of functional furniture for our home. We had…read morelittle hopes of finding something but man were we absolutely stunned with how beautifully curated Patina's is! Gorgeous pieces of furniture everywhere you look. Adorable handcrafted trinkets, novelties and all priced way more fairly than I've seen at most antique stores! I loved it here and can guarantee they will be my first stop if I'm ever needing anything for myself or even a gift for a friend! Thank you for being so amazing!!!