While browsing , I found a cute red Zara top and some Turkish cappuccino cups. The young lady at…read morethe checkout was helpful and kind. I was grateful for how she treated me . I recommend this place, 100 % . Cute items and a good vibe.

I love going to local thrift/vintage stores to check out local stuff. I made a good choice coming…read morehere, as there were some interesting pieces at affordable prices (12$ for a jumper? Hello!). The vibe in the store was also super chill and funky, and everyone, staff and clientele alike, were friendly -- even so much as to recommend other local thrift stores. Check it out if you're looking for sustainable ways to zhuzh up your closet!

Great vintage and second hand store. It has a variety of things from clothing to vinyl.read more

Very cool little "hole in the wall" type place we randomly found near the area we were visiting. As…read morethe name suggests, the store is Frida Kalo themed. Lots of art depicting her face fills the entire place. They even have Frida t-shirt souvenirs for the shop. Small coffee shop menu, including pastries. Prices are excellent in the thrift store area & very reasonable at the coffee bar. Service is friendly & attentive. 10/10 would definitely recommend.

From the owner: Fridas Coffee Boutique & Thrift Shop is a unique and inspiring space located in Aguadilla, Puerto…read moreRico, where fashion meets flavor. Rooted in the love for secondhand treasures and the aroma of fresh coffee, Fridas offers a curated selection of vintage and pre-loved clothing alongside specialty Arabica coffee, roasted locally in Puerto Rico. Our boutique celebrates sustainable fashion, artistic expression, and soulful living. Whether you’re sipping a handcrafted brew or discovering a story behind every garment, Fridas invites you to experience a place where every detail has purpose and every visit feels like home.

Got a cute shell ring here from a local jewelry designer. There's other cute things to buy & they…read moreadvertise by local artists. I'm not sure how often they rotate vendors or they general have the same things but when I was there, I saw great jewelry, stickers, and cute swimwear.

Luna Market in San Juan Viejo (old San Juan) is a gem!! Lots of great items from clothing for men &…read morewomen, records & CDs, sale items, jewelry, bathing suits, you name it. They are also consignment, so if you have things to bring in that's great too! The clerks were so sweet and helpful! I'm just visiting SJ, but I plan to return to see what else comes in before I leave the island! Thank you Luna Market

This is Goodwill's first store in Puerto Rico. The space is big with plenty of parking. Because of…read morethis I feel it has a department store vibe to it, not necessarily thrift store. Maybe we have to give it time to develop the smell. Most of the merch is clothes. I found some nice shirts. My wife found some nice dresses. Donation center is on the side. Next to this store is Escorial Plaza.

I've always been a fan of a goodwill. When I lived in LA I would frequently donate and shop at the…read moreone in Los Feliz. I was so excited when they opened this store here. This store is very big. It's brand new so it doesn't have the typical thrift store vibe, but the options in clothes are varied. I look forward to con back more often.

Cool store, but call to make sure it is open--even during posted open. I had to go there twice…read morebefore someone was actually operating the store even though the sign on the door and the info on the web said it should be open.

A wonderfully curated thrift store. Electroshock's second location in Rìo Piedras has a much larger…read moreselection of vinyl records. I ended up finding a Carla Thomas LP (Stax) for $2 and a Vicente Carattini Christmas album for $1. Parking is a little tricky in this area, but there's a reasonably priced parking lot adjacent to the store. I had brought over some records from New York City, however the shop owner (Tito) wasn't available to appraise them. I ended up just donating the records, I'm just happy that a few of my records will be circulating around Puerto Rico. Let me know if you end up buying any the following (because these records used to be mine!): The Police - Synchronicity Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Michael Jackson - Off The Wall The Pretenders Fleet Foxes EP Alejandro Escovedo - Big Station (new) Joe Walsh - Analog Man (new)

Second hand boutique, vintage, modern, women clothing, shoes, jewelry, bags and more, come!read more

Food was decent, good atmosphere to enjoy the games. Plenty of tv's and short shorts. Good hang out…read moretype of place.

Organized and clean. A variety of items. Pricing is ok considering everything was donated for free…read more Staff could be a bit more friendly to make the shopping experience more pleasurable.

From the owner: En La Percha 704 ofrecemos ropa, calzado y accesorios de segunda mano a precios accesibles. Somos…read moreuna de las microempresas de La Fondita de Jesús, una organización sin fines de lucro dedicada a transformar las vidas de las personas sin hogar y que viven en comunidades vulnerables en Puerto Rico. Todos los fondos recaudados en nuestra tienda van dirigidos a apoyar los servicios y programas que ofrece la organización.

One of the only antique places we got to visit while being here. We were greeted the moment we…read morewalked in and if we needed something, there was always someone there to help us or point us in the right direction. This is definitely an antique store with a lot of furniture, photos, figurines, and, some sports memorabilia. This is one of those places you have to look at every nook and cranny, and look up as well and behind things this place is jampacked with so much things that you never know what you're gonna miss. Hubby ended up, leaving with a few old superman comics which he got for a dollar apiece which he was super happy about.

I went by this spot today, glad it was open since it didn't have a Yelp page and I wasn't certain…read moreit was still in business. It seems you never know in San Juan until you get there! I think they're a consignment shop of sorts and that their different items come from different vendors; the prices really vary from very cheap to somewhat pricy. I got a pair of very cool vintage shoes for $5 and a somewhat rusted water pitcher for $10. If you've got free time on your hands and enjoy rummaging through antiques then you should definitely stop by here. Plus the people who work there are friendly and willing to answer any questions.