I love this place! Unique things- vintage western boots and authentic Hawaiian shirts- it's great!read more

Bambie & I are repeat customers. Bambie has several pairs of vintage fancy cowgirl boots from this…read morebiz. We love the new location across the street from the Big 3 restaurant in "downtown" Boyes Hot Springs. The store layout is smaller than the previous location, but the display is more focused and pleasing. Even spread of girl to boy items. Real deal used but fine condition boots made in America, USA made clothing. Good collection of turquoise-silver Hopi & Navajo made jewlery. If you subscribe to Cowboys and Indians magazine this shop is for you.

The best thrift store in Sebastopol! Really reasonable prices and great selections. The owners are…read moresuper nice too!

I fucking hate the store that sells the dirtiest records ! Spinning threads record store will…read moredestroy your turntable. Beware their record cleaning practices!

I'm not so much in to antiques like i was back in the day but Whistlestop is a really cool, nice,…read moreorganized, large antique store a block from historic Railroad Square. Don't think dusty old furniture, rust, & spiderwebs... everything is clean & shining bright. There is a ton of antiques & collectibles to browse plus it all has price tags although a lot of tags are upside down. More Bakelight & cast iton than I've ever seen in one place. Franklin & Walking Liberty halves, tons of vintage magazine ads all organized like albums in a record store. Jewelry, toys, dolls, furniture, phones, cameras & lenses... I'm guessing the space is around 6,000 square feet including the upstairs. It took me about 40 minutes to do a very thorough walk-through and i could have stayed longer buty parking meter was going to expire so a had to take off. If you like collectibles or antiques definately stop in the place.

One of the nicest and most organized antique shops I've been to. Huge selection. Pricing is clear…read more They have a good deal of furniture, trinkets, and paintings

One of my favorite thrift stores in town!…read more As someone who's home is at least 50% thrifted, this spot is always a first stop when I'm looking for something. I love the spaciousness in their new location and although they can get busy, the aisles are large and accommodating. Everything is well organized, and their prices are very reasonable. I've found dishware, artwork, clothing, baskets, golf clubs, purses, and so much more here.

They have a great selection of clothes and a variety of accessories. I really like the cashiers and…read morevolunteers they all are very polite and helpful. The prices were very reasonable.

I love this shop! I didn't realize they moved from their old location to the next strip within…read moreMontgomery village facing out on Hahman drive. They've been there for about 6 months!! They are still available for shopping! It's light and bright inside which is lovely while browsing all the goodies. If you've never been it is a lovely gently used second hand shop with housewares and goods as well as clothing and jewelry. A nice mix of items for sale and set up in the shop by color which I'm a sucker for because it really helps if you know you are seeking something pink you can easily search their selection without being overwhelmed by having to go through the whole store. The back room feels like the old store more than the rest of the shop, but the whole vintage/eclectic/shabby chic vibe is still with the store because they curate their displays so beautifully, Reasonable pricing overall. It's a lovely shopping experience and treasure hunt every visit.

It's a really cute dainty antique store. It was a little different finding clothing pieces for…read moremyself but that's understandable when shopping at a small thift/antique shop. But the women were really nice and were showing my things they had besides clothes and I ended up buying this sun catcher. One of the ladies reassured me that the selection is always changing so at some point if I do come back (WHICH I DEFINITELY WILL) I'll find something to take home!

Visiting SISTERS was the highlight of my visit to Santa Rosa. Everything was organized by size and…read morecolor. It was easy to go right to my size and start pulling out items to try on. I could tell the quality of the merchandise was very nice. The lovely woman working there showed me where everything was including the sales that were taking place. I asked her opinion on some of the different pieces I put together. I appreciated her opinions. Prices averaged about $35 per item, at least on what I pulled off the racks. Not what you would pay at good will, but certainly worth the cost when you understand quality and what the items cost new. Thank you so much! - Wendy (who showed you the scarf trick to turn it into a vest)

Very rude lady behind the counter. Sold me a purse as real leather and it was not…read more Not a welcoming place at all. Will not return.

Such a fun spot to stop and browse around, and I give it bonus points for having a coffee shop…read moreinside (Society Bakery & Cafe). While the prices are a bit higher than the typical secondhand store, the quality, variety, and condition of items here make it worth it. The shop is packed full of vintage and antique glassware, jewelry, mirrors, decor, cameras, lighters, silverware, blankets, furniture, and so much more. I could walk around for hours (and I did!). Despite how much there is to see, the place is very thoughtfully organized and displayed. The building is large enough that it doesn't feel overcrowded like some vintage places can feel. Highly recommend if you're looking for somewhere to find one of a kind items and unique decor.

What an absolute hidden gem! This tiny bakery tucked away right inside the antique shop is such a…read morefun, unexpected find. Everything we've tried here has been outstanding, but what really sets them apart is their incredible selection of gluten-free options. It can be tough to find high-quality GF baked goods, but they absolutely nail it here--you won't feel like you're missing out at all. You truly cannot leave without trying the brownie bar. It is incredibly satisfying--huge, perfectly chewy, and packed with rich, deep chocolate flavor. It's the ultimate treat to grab while you stroll through the shop. A wonderful little spot with amazing baked goods and unique charm.

I always stop by this antique store any time I'm in Healdsburg. I love antique stores and have done…read moresome ample exploring of multiple offerings that downtown Healdsburg offers, and this one is my favorite! The antique stores in the area are great, but I feel like Mondern Antiquarium has the widest range of categories. Not only do they offer the usual spread - dining, clothes, old tech, ornaments, stationary, random smaller knick knacks, etc. but they also have larger curiosities like coin lockers, road signs, a large letter "P", etc. My favorite is that they also have a space for partnering with artists, e.g. a section for old books that have been repurposed into journals where I picked up a cute journal. Be aware that if you're coming in during the summer/autumn months that it will be very hot inside!

Displays and sells Jim Crow era "mammie" items. "Black people like to buy these things, who am I to…read moresay?" In the course of a hour plus visit I saw exactly one black couple. I told them about the museum at Ferris State in Michigan. These are symbols of ra@ism. "They shouldn't sell r@cist stuff, there's just no need." A.M. New Orleans, LA July 18, 2026