Cute little thrift shop that buys/sells clothes. The selection isn't very expansive and, again, geared a bit more towards women's clothing than men's. The usual graphic T's and plaid shirts... staples but nothing truly remarkable. Prices seemed "ok." Parking is a challenge - there's a double row of metered spots splitting the U-shaped strip mall but every spot was taken (we had walked from our conference/hotel). Turnover seemed decent but there are always several cars circling. We saw a meter maid too! read more

Not for me, but a total throwback to my collegiate years! Looking for cool stylish 70s 80s and 90s upcycled clothing? THIS IS YOUR NIRVANA! read more

This small business store was located within a row of stores in 5 points next to starbucks and the fountain. I should have noticed the sign that said they buy and sell clothes, and as I browsed inside the store, the clothes they sold were comparitively almost the same quality and price as a regular store with discounted items or more pricy than Walmart, kmart or Ross. There was also a small collection of clothing, so I ended up not buying anything. read more

I wish I could pick zero stars. Think before selling to this store! Do not ask questions about items your selling, or ask about buyback percentages. These questions make the employees very uncomfortable...so uncomfortable that they put the things they are about to buy in my bag and told me to leave their store. Sorry everyone missed out on the Old Navy sweater and Gap cardigan they wanted to purchase. If you want nice one of a kind boutique stuff please go to Style Encore you will find them there. I spoke with Heather this morning and apparently this young girl felt attacked (OMG, a customer asks a question and you feel attacked). Also if you want to be insulted this is the place to go...just remember not to ask any questions, so be prepared or you too may get thrown out of the store. Just remember to ask for the blue haired girl she's excellent at doing it! read more

I love shopping at Sid and Nancy's. They always have a unique selection of clothes . I always find what I'm looking for. And the staff are super friendly and very helpful. read more

I brought some clothes for upcoming season. And they told me "we don't take any winter clothes" but there's no winter clothes I brought...lol read more

Sid and Nancy is probably my favorite boutique at Five Points. It seems to be the most reasonably priced and if you are ready to do some rummaging, there are some pretty sweet finds! I scored some sweet leather boots for $25, granny-chic sunglasses for $15 and a cute bohemian-esque dress for $19! Friendly, laid back employees here too! read more

I didn't buy anything from here when I was in South Carolina in december 2013... But I did browse and when I come back, I will shop there. This place has the coolest stuff. Lots of vintage cool stuff. The staff is super nice too. I felt right at home. I will be back, I will shop!! read more

If you're fashioning yourself for the '90s grunge revival, then you'll maybe like this place a lot. Inside this little shop, you'll find punk music on the speakers, offbeat jewelry, faded vintage plaid and rock T-shirts. It's a good change from the many girly boutiques in the area, though it's admittedly not my cup of tea. I didn't think the quality of the merchandise was high enough to give it more than three stars---a few of the shirts I checked out were kinda pilling and looked too well-loved by their previous owners (not exactly the chic "worn-in" look). read more

First time visitor, we were greeted upon entering and customer service was consistent. Very cool shop and reasonable prices. Highly recommended! read more

My kids love shopping here. It's owned by a local woman (even better!) and it sells everything from men's and women's clothes to funky koozies. Only for the cool folks actually, so that's why my kids leave me outside. read more

I really like this shop! Prices are great, and I always leave with several fun things. I love resale/consignment stores and this is one of the ones with the cutest clothes for younger people. It also seems like it's all different stuff every time I go. There's some fun shoes, jewelry, gifts, posters, etc too. Check it out! read more

The staff was a little rude when I brought in clothes to sell. If you have high-end name brand clothes, sell somewhere else where you might get more than $5 for your quality items. The store selection is really limited and I could find better (and cheaper) items at GoodWill. read more

I've been here before in the past and was able to find a lot. Today couldn't find much which I was disappointed by along with no greeting at all to any customers including myself. read more

Poor mens selection, ok girls selection. Fine pricing but there is not that much to it. I know it's a small town but this place is really mediocre at best. read more

Sid & Nancy is about as unique and stellar as you can get in 5 Points. It's a consignment shop so the inventory is always changing, but the feel & helpful staff are consistent. Wide selection for both men & women, too! read more

I was disappointed with this store because it got such glowing reviews. It is a small consignment store so there is not a ton selections. The clothes I saw was very emo, grunge so I didn't see anything I like. I wish it had more stuff, but it all depends on who brings stuff in to sell. I probably won't be going back again and I wouldn't really recommend it unless your into that kind of clothes. read more

I used to really like going to their old location, but now it seems like they don't have as many men's clothes. I still love to drop by and browse when I'm in the area. They have some super cool stuff, like belt buckles, cigarette cases, etc. I haven't had much luck selling items. Overall, I'd say this place is pretty neato, but could use a little more stuff for men. read more

Upscale consignment. They don't have the biggest selection, but what they have is good stuff, fairly priced, and rotates frequently. They may not have the friendliest service, but I think they just don't feel the need to hold your hand through your shopping experience. I love this place. read more

I loved shopping at Sid and Nancy when I lived in Columbia. I bought local art, jewelry and cool second hand clothing. All things I still own and love! The best part is that you can bring in items you no longer wear (making space for the new things you're going to pick up) get credit and put it towards new-to-you items! You can always choose the cash option, but credit yields a higher return. Often times I would bring in my clothes, and walk out with new-to-me clothing, no money exchanged! This really appealed to me as I'm Canadian and could get around the exchange rate using the bartering system. A lot of the clothing is new with tags or lightly worn mixed in with some great vintage pieces. Exactly the way I curate my own wardrobe! read more

I really like this store, In the past I have always found some pretty cool pieces to add to my thrifty collection, but recently it hasn't been the best. Secondly, I recently sold two big bags of clothing to this establishment and most of the pieces were from Buckle and Ralph Lauren, some not even that old. I was offered $6 for 4 pieces and just used it as credit towards the store. A couple weeks go by and I see that some of the clothes I had given were tagged at a very high price point. Almost 95% more than what I had received in credit and particularly, a tank top that was given was marked at $15, I purchased it for $18. I do not understand the method of the madness here. I am skeptical about purchasing things from here again as well. Kind of a rip off. read more

the clothing selection has become worse over the years and they never want to buy clothing for a reasonable price. i keep trying to give them a shot because it's just not the same. read more

Decided to check out this store on a recent trip to Columbia. Great selection of gently used tops and sundresses. Organized well by size. Large clearance selection. Friendly staff, welcoming prices. Clean dressing rooms. I ended up purchasing a Lanz originals sundress (circa 1960s/70s), a chevron top from I.nez, and a pair of m.o.t.o. jeans. Grand total under $40. Amazing store. I will go EVERY time that I find myself in Columbia! Kudos. read more

love some consignment shopping! this filled my ever desire for thumbing through racks.