This store is a literal gem. My daughter visited from NYC and a friend told her to go by…read more The owners, Van and John, are funny, knowledgeable and the nicest people ever! Van and My daughter talked and gabbed moreso about their mutual interests than clothing LOL I saw so many precious items there that I remember seeing in my grandmother's and mom's closets. Wiggle dresses, poodle skirts, letterman's sweaters-- if they don't have it, then honey child, you don't need it!! Clothing is arranged by decade and sorted then by waist size. I didn't go downstairs but there's more to see there.

hidden gem!! amazing vintage pieces that are amazing quality. i could spend HOURS in here. the…read moreowner is so sweet and so passionate about what she does. I can't wait to visit again!

Came here to buy accessories for a work costume party, and although i only ended up buying a…read moreheadscarf this place is PHENOMENAL! The staff is so kind, they ask a lot of questions to try to help you figure out what pieces could work for you, and they even have the option to rent pieces instead of just buying! Loved this place so much and would definitely go back.

My aunt had a 70s party and 7 people where dressed by you all! Very helpful and affordable rentals.read more

Great selection! We had a fun time "digging for treasure" here. The store was clean and…read moreorganized, staff was helpful--they recommended a few more stores to try

This shop is always fun to stop by but I'd say a LOT of their items are overpriced. They have some…read moregreat finds such as their winter outerwear and jeans but even still they sell damaged or unwearable items for wayyy too much. I understand a small business like this has to price things accordingly but everytime I've come in here it's always dead and I doubt anyone is leaving with a haul of clothes. I rather just bask in the actual activity of going through clothes at goodwill. The staff is generally friendly. The aesthetic and decor of this place are to die for lol but again thats really it.

One of my favorite resale/vintage shops in Saint Louis. Conveniently located in one of my favorite…read moreneighborhoods, as well. From leather boots to vintage denim, they have all kinds of high quality resale items. It is one of the best places to get a dope vintage t-shirt. They are all the cream of the crop and most range between $15-20. Additional to awesome clothing, they have awesome earrings, fur coats, awesome flannels, sweaters, vests, and other items. For instance, if you need the perfect vintage varsity jackets. Shop small, local, and green by spending your hard earned dollars here to get some hella cute items!

I always have an interesting experience at Mays place. I think a lot of the clothes are great and…read morethey are great at curating their brand! I just find the prices for band tees to be a bit too high even for vintage. The jewelry selection is beautiful. I have a lovely ring from there that was about $40 and in my opinion worth the money. They also have some higher end jewelry in the hundreds. I think that this place just may not be for me and that's okay. All my experiences the service was always kind.

I had no idea! I saw signs and wanted to visit but never knew where it was located. Drive a little…read moreway past rigazzi's and there you are. Additional info - there is a cafe inside the same building, I will have to try it out, Cafe Oliva. Such a cool place, enter and there is a counter but head to the right and start you journey through the aisles that are partitioned off into individual little rooms. So much to look review at every turn! Lots of aisles and turn a corner and there is another room with more stuff to look at. Jewelry, dishes, artwork, figurines, albums, books, games, matchbooks, so many things. Super cute vehicle at the enntrance to start your journey and end your visit.

Love coming here. Lots of great things for a variety of prices. You can find clothing, paintings,…read morefurniture, nicknacks and more. The workers are also super helpful. We were looking for something specific and she helped us look it up in the system to see if they had anything similar and gave us a list of other antique shops in the area to help us find what we were looking for.

Avid thrifter here!!! I absolutely loved my visit to the Market! I'm not surprised in the least…read morethat they ended up in my Instagram feed. They offer a small parking lot, which is a plus in the city. The staff is warm, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. The space is laid out very well. Each booth gives its own unique vibe. The majority of the sellers had very well organized spaces. I have been collecting vintage evening bags. I was able to find a few treasures to bring home with me. I also found a few unexpected treasures. I felt the prices were reasonable and comparable to other shops in the area. I plan to visit again soon to see what other treasures I can find. Pro tip: wear comfortable shoes. The spaces is very large and it's going to take a little time to cull through all of the treasures.

For my thrifters looking to score a deal...this spot is pricey. Yes you can find something near…read more$20, but it really depends on the booth you're in. It's super fun to look around, browse and see any small trinkets. Id recommend looping around twice since there is so much to see!

$1lb today and I got 13lbs worth of old sweaters to repurpose as yarn for my knitting and…read morecrocheting. Scored 100% lambswool, alpaca blends, etc. There was a huge selection of jeans if you're in the market for those. Saw some nice coats and handknit blankets too.

There not what they used to be I used to come out with loads of bags for a little of nothing now I…read morefelt last time I shopped here I didn't get as much as hoped I felt ripped off service hard selection good value ok

I stopped at Black Rabbit Vintage yesterday. Hadn't heard of it until someone recommended it. It's…read morebeen open a year or so. It's not a large shop, but it's very well-curated and staged nicely. I bought a 1960s dress and a cat pin. The owner bought a few vintage items I brought with me. She even helped me carry stuff back to my car. Now that's service! Plenty of street parking! It's in a quiet area, but quite close to Jefferson!

Best vintage at great prices. New stuff every weekend. Open weekends in the early afternoon. Great…read moreblock to hit a ton of vintage shops.

I have only visited this business to pick up orders from another small business. The owner here is…read morereally nice, there's always something new to look at. It's a welcoming atmosphere and I would visit if in the area again. She has an eclectic selection of throwbacks for women and men.

Was surprised to find that this place doesn't exist on Yelp yet, but anyway this is a new vintage…read moreshop that opened up in St. Louis about two months ago. I think my first thought when entering the store was that these types of places don't usually exist in smaller, more low-key cities like St. Louis. Think LA/SF/NYC/Chicago hip streetwear store transplanted in St. Louis. Not gonna lie, this place basically sells everything I've ever been looking for whenever I go thrifting/vintage shopping. The clothing is carefully curated with new stock coming in daily, and with a really good representation of trending streetwear brands (Nike, Adidas, Champion, Reebok, Tommy Hilfiger, Guess, Kappa, Supreme). There's also a large selection of band tees and other graphic tees. There's a small selection of denim, shorts for women and a mix of jeans for men and women, and a mish mash of shoes as well. And there's a large selection of men's outerwear ranging from windbreakers to denim jackets and bombers. One gripe I have is that I wish there was a larger selection for girls. I personally shop in the men's section all the time and dig the oversized look, but when ya girl is trying to find a fresh pair of sneaks or jeans, oversized isn't gonna do it. I know the owners are working on building up their stock, so I'm sure in the future there will be a lot more options. Also, this place isn't cheap (nor is it insanely expensive either). Think $15-35 for tees, $50 for sweaters, $20 for jeans, etc. Prices are fair, but don't be expecting Goodwill prices ;) Overall I'm ridiculously excited that a shop like this finally exists in St. Louis.

Kind of amazing! The shoe selection was great, the clothing selection was great and the vintage T's…read moreand clothing was great. The shoe prices were actually $100 cheaper than you'd find in Dallas so that was nice, but we just didn't see any we needed this visit. Plus a dump box with some great sales! Sales associates were so nice and welcoming and helpful. The vibe was happy and inviting. I recommend!