This shop is a gem! Excellent selection of candy, snacks, kitchen gadgets, home products, baby/kid…read moregear, and so much more! The staff are super friendly and gift bags were perfect! This is a must stop shop in Woodward!

Love the selection of Tyler candles offered here!read more

This shop is such a fun place to browse. It's one of those places where I could spend all of my…read moremoney on fun trinkets that I don't need but definitely want. I would highly recommend this for gift shopping- there are plenty of fun items to give your family and friends. There is also a jewelry section and a clothing section, both of which have super cute shirts and necklaces! The employees were also super friendly, even though I was just picking up random things in the store to show my friends...

This store is very cute and very unique to Enid! You can find some seriously beautiful and one of a…read morekind jewelry. I think that that is probably the coolest thing that this little shop offers. They offer a great variety of little kitschy jewelry, decorations, clothes, and books. It is perfect if you are looking for a truly unique and special gift for someone who would appreciate something that isn't average. The same two people have always been running the store when i've visited and they are friendly. They can help you sift through all of the interesting merchandise to help you find the perfect item! If you are wanting to find a gift, treat yourself, or are just wanting some to do down town, then pop into The Felt Bird and have an entertaining experience looking through all the fun, cute merchandise!

I love a good antique store. They bring back childhood memories. This is a very large store that…read moreyou will really spend some time looking around. It has almost everything you're looking for and of course things you aren't , but maybe find something interesting to take home. They also sell some new items like local honey and Amish preservers and salsas , etc on a big display. I bought a beer mug from Germany for $5.00 . I was stationed at Ramstein Air Force Base , West Germany in the late 80's and the local beer we drank was called Parkbrau. Well they still make it , but they shortened the name to Park Beer and they make 13 different kinds now. When I was there they only made 5. I've got some Parkbrau steins and a boot so this makes a good addition. A friend of mine goes to Germany every year and brings me back a Park Beer each time. I also saw a McDonald's coloring calendar that I had in 1978 as a kid. It was cool to see one and it was intact and not colored ! At the bottom of each month was a coupon for different items. Hard to believe no one used the coupons or colored in it. Large selection of albums also. I saw a Beatles album by sister had passed on to me when I was a kid , but unfortunately I don't have anymore. It was Beatles '65. I also saw many McDonald's glasses and such that we all used to collect and use back then. They have so many sections and everything is pretty well organized and displayed. Some antique stores are messy and you can't find anything with all the clutter. I will definitely be back and I recommend you checking this place out.

This place is amazing we love to go to the Pokemon store so much cool stuff to see they had 2 cats…read morethey were so cute if you are bored you should come and look at all of the stuff we love this place and we hope you will to

First off, this place is amazing! If you like old antiques or knickknacks, then this is the place…read moreto be. The people there are very nice and friendly. They usually always greet you with a smile or a hello. They have great service and can help you with whatever you may need. Honestly amazing! 10/10 would definitely go back. ;)

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My Wife and I stopped today while we were Vintage Shopping! This place is Amazing! They had 3…read moreBuildings worth of antiques, we could have justified so many items! The service was outstanding, we will Definitely be back!

Absolutely amazing place to shop. Two buildings to look through! Has everything, antiques, vintage,…read moregift items and even pottery. Plus the library has great old books! Such a cute and fun place to shop! New store, very open easy to shop it too!

Nice furnace, nice statues, it was a nice store in all, but there was one dude who was rude to us…read morefor sitting on the couch even tho we were testing for our parents

Lovely furniture, thoughtful / qualified/ creative team. Awesome location in auto alley…read more Beautifully restored historic building.

Really wanted to spend more time at this store. Totally my kind of place, very eclectic and things…read moreyou won't find anywhere else. Owner super cute and friendly, would love to have spent more time talking to her. I will definitely return if I am in the area. I don't see a website but she does have a facebook page for those of you that have that. A must see if you travel Route 66.

Sunshine came in and literally rescued our ranch house remodel project! To say that she is…read moreresourceful and creative would be an understatement. Sunshine is the ultimate client advocate and can handle anything - big or small. Her attention to detail and willingness to go the extra, extra mile turned our project into the dream home we had been wishing for!

I can't believe I've never reviewed the cute little design and decor shop in the shipping…read morecontainer! There's something so great about a shop that has such an expertly curated selection. Rather than a bunch of stuff, some of which is not great, you get a smaller selection of really modernist home decor, well-designed speakers, candles and candlesticks, art books, floating shelves, and more. The chalkboard candles she has right now are some of the best I've ever smelled. I know you have some friends you absolutely never know how to buy for... because I know I do. This is the place to come - because you'll probably like just about everything in here. Plus, the clever use of a small space is worth seeing and supporting. I'm pretty sure she was the first to launch the shipping container trend in OKC, which can now be seen at Oklahoma Contemporary and Deep Deuce.