Rewind is a super cute store with a TON of inventory. They have jewelry, knickknacks (new &…read morevintage), clothes, & lots of accessories. Everything was really cute & well-displayed, which made shopping a breeze. The staff were also really helpful, especially since most of the jewelry is in cases. As far as vintage stores go, I thought the prices were really reasonable (Coach purses for around $70 & tiny hair clips for $3), so that's refreshing! All in all, I would absolutely recommend this spot & it will be come one of my favorites to come back to :)

Wow, such a fun shop to poke around in!…read more I've come in twice now: once with a friend during a thrift weekend, and once before eating at Hazel's across the road. There's always something to find here! There's a lot of vintage, secondhand clothing here - and nothing is boring. Think bold colors and patterns, quirky designs, and out-there materials. Statement pieces for sure! There are certainly some staples as far as accessories and footwear goes, too. But much of the accessories are quirky and unique: think doll hands for earrings kind of vibe! There's a decent amount of knick-knacks and giftables here as well, that are more local artisan made or new. The store can feel a bit overwhelming at first entrance, so take it by section and putz with an open mind. Prices were on par with higher-end vintage stores, but they do run some sales a few times each year. There is a dressing room with a curtain for trying things on!

What a beautiful shop! You can tell the curators of this shop really value unique and beautiful…read morepieces. I liked that the staff was actively working on some clothing repairs, really showed they care about each piece. Prices were fair for this type of shop.

What a stunning space! This would be a lovely spot to gift shop for the fashionista or gentleman in…read moreyour life - from ties to overcoats they've got it all. And it's so beautifully showcased. We weren't looking for anything in particular, just passing through, but it was a blast to see what they had. Everything felt well maintained and curated, and easy to shop through without being cluttered. There is a try-on area and a three-sided mirror, with someone trying on a beret - just peak vintage shop vibes. The staff members were all dressed to the NINES - they are their own advertisements for what expertise they offer. Don't expect thrifting prices here - this is a higher end, curated vintage shop and prices reflect that. If you're a lover of all things vintage, you've gotta come check this out!

Talk about a hole in the wall, a hidden gem, or a diamond in the rough! I love thrifting and…read morechecking out all the places to do so when visiting a new town. If I were to come back to the twin cities, I would be sure to stop into the Cat and the Cobra! Locating the store was a little harder than anticipated. It is in the back of the parking lot behind the locked door, but it is the first door inside the building. Not to mention the cool vibes and architecture of the building. I highly recommend walking around and checking it out. There was an amazing selection of any article of clothing you were looking for. I would say the majority of the items were typically priced. Some articles hanging were a little overpriced, but the best part was the bins in the back of the store! I found two shirts in the bins that were $5 each! It was a STEAL of a deal for vintage t-shirts in the condition they were in. I got one ESPN shirt and a Strigus 2006 shirt. Not to mention how fun it is to shift through bins to find those hidden gems of shirts. In addition to a more expensive rainforest cafe t-shirt that was hanging on the walls of shirts. Overall, the service, selection, and value of the store and its articles were top-tier for vintage thrift! I highly recommend stopping in!

Stopped here after seeing their sandwich board and spent a few minutes looking through stuff. This…read moreis one of those vintage stores that is much more male than femme so I was bored pretty fast, lots of flannel, t-shirts and jackets. There was a bin in the back that was lower cost but it was mostly sweaters and shirts that weren't my style and not what I need at the moment. Nothing to bring me back here honestly but there are certain types of people that would love this. Prices seemed steep but it's vintage and they can get away with it.

Anytime I'm back in town, my sister and I have to visit this place. The owners are the sweetest…read morepeople ever, the music is always nostalgic, and the treasures you find are the best part! If you collect niche toys, home goods, music, or groovy clothes, this place is perfect for you. c:

SUCH an amazing place!! the service is so kind, the selection was good, and prices were decent! the…read moreclothing selection was okay, but the vinyls and trinkets were amazing! such a cute place to take photos as well!

I finally got to Flamingo's after driving past it a million times & it didn't disappoint! The…read moreinside is STACKED with treasures, including new and vintage items. My friends and I spent probably over an hour wandering through, since there were so many different spaces to explore! I felt the prices were fairly average for a curated vintage shop; some items were surprisingly cheap, while others felt marked up. The staff were walking around and were really friendly, and thanked us for stopping by (even though I didn't end up making a purchase), so that was a really nice little bonus. Overall, I'll definitely be back! It sounds like they'll be open a bit more frequently leading up to the holidays, so I'm looking forward to visiting again :)

I've drove past Flamingo's many times when I lived in south Mpls. I always said I wanted to stop by…read moreand finally made it happen. There's a ton of stuff to look at. Store was pretty busy when I went so it made me a bit nervous moving.m around rooms are parked with items. I realized this was more than just an antique shop, kind of thrift shop vibes. Like they had really old vintage items with modern day items mixed in; like Stanley cups next to cassettes. Trendy jewelry and such. It's generally cool to look at all the randomness. Prices seemed fair as far as things I checked for. It's two floors. The basement had a room with clothes, and some other stuff. Again tight spaces. Staff were nice and chatty at the checkout. Plenty of street parking out front.

I came here looking for a sports shirt/jersey of some kind for a work event. I wanted something a…read morelittle unique that wasn't going to cost me an arm and a leg. They had many many options. I decided to look around the rest of the store and found some other gorgeous items, coats, rings, etc. I LOVE their collection of glassware (vases/pitchers/etc)!! I thought it was so gorgeous. I sadly didn't get anything because vintage glassware like this is never cheap but I thought the price they had it for was very reasonable compared to some other vintage shops. They have comics, toys, clothes, shoes, little collectible things, posters, etc. I thought their selection was great! I wish they had a little more for the women's that felt a little younger? But, that's just my taste. The staff is always very nice and attentive!

Fantastic collections!! I go there every few weeks. The Lucky Me stalls are outstanding!read more

I love this store. Great selections of jeans, shirts (especially old Pendleton's and Hawaiian),…read moreleather jackets, jewelry. Truly great.

This place was a 3.5/5 for me. Being in Uptown you'll need to find and pay for street parking…read morebefore your shopping can begin. While there are women's clothing items this feels more like a mens apparel store. It's also marketed as a vintage shop, but there are very much modern pieces. Most of the items weren't my personal style. Pricing for items felt like regular store prices. You won't really be saving money by shopping here, but you'll help keep pieces out of the landfill/Goodwill.

We are in Minneapolis, visiting our daughter and son in law, who bought a very cool house in…read morePlymouth. As loving parents, we want to help them furnish their home with furniture they will cherish. Repurpose Republic has the best stuff and the best prices in the city. I know, because we spent all day checking out consignment stores in every nick and corner of the Twin Cities. (They're certainly not identical twins!) The proprietor Doug is engaging and informative. He has an eye for a pieces that are architectural beauties. Yet, he can also turn that basement throw away into something that should be displayed in the Museum of Modern Art. Repurpose Republic is the kind of place you want to return to often, just to see what new beauty shows up on the showroom floor. Unfortunately, Repurpose Republic was our first stop, and I was exhausted with all the wasted hours visiting other consignment stores. Save yourself some time and just "hit up" Repurpose Republic. It's the best.

I'm new to NE and happened to spot a post about this store on the I Love NE Mpls Facebook group and…read morehave been wanting to hunt it down. While driving past after hanging out with my mom, I slammed in my brakes and whipped a U-ee. Lucky me with my good parking juju, I was able to pull in right out front. I love a good repurpose store and now living in NE I'm in need of some lighting that fits the whole cool Nordeast vibe. This store is chock full of mid century/retro/some redesigned stuff all without that old people basement smell. (Thank God!) This place has more mid century lamps in one store than I've ever seen in my life!! There are a few super groovy ones that would be a blast to have just for conversation it would conjure up all on its own. The con: maybe it's my jacked up NE Mpls rent I'm now paying or my lack of experience on the cost of retro lighting but I'm not sure I can afford these prices. Boo...because I had a good 5 different lamps/lamp sets that my heart was pitter-patterning over. I was able to chitchat with the owner for a bit before there was a sudden Saturday afternoon rush that poured in. I had asked "if it was consignment? Just him buying/reselling? Buy from others that bring things in off the street?" He responded with "All three" and let me know that he also has some local artist work displayed for sale as well. (Ya, this girl is totally into the whole "support local" thing!) I'll definitely be back to see what cools finds get added...and probably be back for a few lamps...after payday.

I was lucky enough to find some items on sale. Frankly, I…read moremust say I can't afford to buy stuff at gh2 unless they are on sale. But I got a pair of n.d.c shoes for $65 (originally $400+) and a pair of Hogan snow boots for $68 (50%off). I am very happy with my purchase and I love the lovely friendly staff :-) Some clothes were 90% off from the original price! I mean if I could spend as much money as I want I would have gotten some sweaters and shirts on top of 2 pairs of shoes, but I guess I have to save up some money and come back.

Fabulous resale shop. Chic for cheap ish. Nice customer service too! I always find fashion…read moretreasures here.

The empty nest offers a variety of goodies from estates and auctions…read more It offers rare finds and antiques that become stand out pieces inside your home. Be prepared to be wooed when you visit. It is relaxing walking around looking at the items until you find your favorite piece.

I wish I could give a 3.5 rating, since overall it was a good experience…read more So here's the deal. - lack of large signage on the exterior, makes it easy to miss being it blends in with the other businesses along the strip. -upon entering you may be given a strip of SOLD stickers. If not, you can find them by the registers. They're for tagging larger items you want to buy. You put the sticker on, and take it's product/price tag to the cashier for check-out. -the store is packed with items and people, which makes moving around not so easy. I don't think it's ideal for walkers, wheelchairs, or strollers. If you have mobility challenges, navigating may be tough. -some items don't have a price tag, like the pillow I bought. I asked the cashier how the price is determined, and was advised they assign what they think is a fair price at check-out. My pillow was valued at $4. -i got there at 10:07am, 7 mins after they opened and there were people everywhere. That said, if you're a serious shopper arrive early to see the goods before the super-early birds snatch it all up. -again, it's filled with stuff; mainly furniture, home decor, dinnerware, kitchen goods, some shoes, books, and I even saw cute scarves and bags. It didn't seem like a destination for clothes. Now that I'v summed that up, I do believe it's a nice option for thrifting and would definitely recommend it.