Vintage Marketplace whisks shoppers off on an adventure as they walk through the doors. Filled with…read morefashionable garments and trinkets with a vintage flare, I felt like I was browsing through rooms of European merchandise. Each area is categorized by color: blues to the right, browns and whites straight ahead, violets in the back of the store. Open doorways weave in and out of the dividing wall, allowing customers to float freely from continent to continent... er... section to section. Beautiful, plush scarves caught my eye, as well as some of the old writing table decorations. One room in the back was filled with an assortment of accessories, like jewelry, hair barrettes, and hats. Incredibly well organized, this shop is like strolling through a fashion museum. Prices were a little higher than expected, and although there were two salesladies in the store, neither of them acknowledged that I was there. That bumped Vintage Marketplace down to three stars. I'd still stop back for a browse though. The window display changes frequently (and, in my opinion, is the most elaborate in Hyde Park), so something new will likely draw me in again.

This place has some really nice things. The one thing I DID NOT like was being followed around the…read morestore. When I walked in the salesperson was behind the counter, but each room I went in to, she followed me. I ended up spending over $300.00 and I will return, but hopefully they will show respect to all their customers no matter what they look like.

So big, great selection and prices! With 1970's music playing overhead, loved that!…read more We purchased a nice haul! Highly recommend!

This was fun to see! There is a huge selection of all different types of inventory. Everything from…read moretools, signs, jewelry, clothing, home decor, collectibles, and so much more! The prices were not wild, some things seemed a little high but not bad- pretty reasonable. For service, in the cases they have buzzers to get someone to come to the case you're near. They were quick to get there and unlock it.

Love the wide aisles, interesting selections and well curated booths! Worth the trip if you are…read morelooking for fun, funky and vintage

This was a decent antique mall. They had a decent collection of vintage items and I didn't feel…read morelike everything was ridiculously overpriced.

Best best best! Best place to go for any theater, theme party! I love this place! I can't get…read moreenough! Their hours are limited, and they're only open on the weekends... I've always been satisfied an excellent customer service!

Had such a sad experience today, and am still shaken up…read more This is a longer review, but with respect to the other associate, I want to make sure I'm clear with where the issues originated. We rented some beautiful pieces for our show this month, and Marianne was amazing in getting everything set up and ready for us. When returning most of the items, I made the mistake of returning a shirt to the wrong location, so I had to come back the next week to complete everything. I was ready to pay an extension fee, but she was kind and allowed for that margin. We had a dress and lace-up shirt to bring back as well. My mother dropped off the dress first, and was told sternly by Nancy there would be a $40 damage fee. I wasn't sure what that was for, so when I stopped by to drop off the lace up shirt, I asked. I have a new costume team, so if mistakes were made, I want to make sure they know where they must improve. I have no problem paying the fee- prices here are very fair- but something happened after I asked what the fee was for. Nancy stormed away without speaking a minute, planted at another counter, and then proceeded to tear into me, loud enough for the room full of customers to hear, and potentially even the adjacent room. I think she somehow concluded I was trying to get out of a fee, which upset her. Despite me trying to communicate that wasn't the case, not only did she stop listening but she threw insults. A few of Nancy's choice sentences: "You are so snooty" "Your energy is killing me" "Has anyone ever told you that before? It's true" "You sound so snippy" "Everything you say is so passive aggressive" -I replied I was being genuine, she said, "I don't believe you." "I have been doing this for 40 years so if there's an issue I know it's not me." "Blip blip blip blip" (mimicking me talking and cutting me off for asking where to drop off the final shirt this week) Even if I was trying to negotiate damages, you still shouldn't use public shaming as a tactic. The customer is not always right, but I do believe that standards of mutual respect should be held in all interactions. Marianne was kind, professional, helpful, and honestly made the magic of clothing and performance come alive for me and my cast that came with me. Nancy was hostile, insulting, aggressive, and never even created space for response. I do have the interaction recorded, so all details can be corroborated. I'm not the person to post it (public shaming is not my method) but I'm happy to share the recording with the owners for reflection. I do hope moving forward that a space where artists can create that much magic together can also be a space of safety, gentleness, and mutual respect.

I have been to several thrift stores especially in California. I have experience to compare this…read morevisit with. I would say it is an over priced thrift store for most items especially when there are small stains. Many of the clothes do not look very clean. The service was ok nothing to brag about. Most likely I will not return. I suggest everyone decide for themself.

I have been a Consignor and Customer since the very beginning. You will not be disappointed…read morewhether Consigning or Shopping.

They quickly and effectively accepted my van full of old clothing, glass ware and the odd dinner…read moreplates.

I got a quick run through of this location of St Vincent de Paul. I ended up picking up a couple…read morepair of jeans and luckily they both had a half off barb. I also noticed a bit of jewelry in a case up front next to the registers and I found a brooch I liked in there. I didn't have a lot of time today as my husband was with me and he is not much of a shopper. They did have quite a lot of shoes but they pair I picked up and thought I might buy were $20 and I really felt like that was too much. I will have to check this location out another time when I have more time but at first glance I did not like it as well as some of the other locations I have been to.

When I saw Unsung Salvage was open, I was so excited I did a U-turn. I was glad no one I had to…read moreexplain my enthusiasm to was around. This store blew me away. They print and sell their own shirts. Largely Hamilton shirts but a few of their own. They can do custom work if you ask, too. On shirts or furniture. Or business cards. Pretty much everything. The store is this big jumble of jewelry and old toys. T-shirts and framed pictures and signs. There's a huge map painted on the wall. It's bright and cheery, lending a sort of "We love Ohio" feel with a warm and familiar reminder of a schoolhouse. It's fantastic. The number of shirts there is pretty impressive. I had one printed. I had so many questions, I'm sure I was a bit obnoxious, but everyone was incredibly nice. I even had a tour of the facilities, including the back part of the store where the big dryer for the ink on shirts is and the big six shirt silk screener is. All the reclaimed materials they use for newly designed pieces and art pieces is back there, too. They were making a huge desk for the tattoo place down the street when I walked through the shop. It was gorgeous. Unsung Salvage is run by a bunch of family members and it feels like it. It's a really nice space. Relaxed. It smells nice. I don't know if it's paint fumes or potpourri. Either way. Some places are uncomfortable to shop in or I just feel strange asking questions but shopping here, talking to everyone, purchasing, supporting my city, it made me really proud. I'd love to learn how to do what they do. They said they might be working on a screen printing night event. Unsung Salvage also makes appearances at events such as Operation Pumpkin. If you aren't just driving by, maybe call first to check the hours. It's worth it. Street parking in front of the store is limited but if you go around the side of the block there is very convenient "pocket parking" available. Be sure to check out the lights on the ceiling. They're from the Champion Paper Mill.

Cute shop with unique t shirt designs and eclectic items you wouldn't expect from a store in…read moreHamilton. Store owners are very friendly and helpful. You can get a t shirt made in house after choosing out your style shirt which i love! I think I own five shirts by them now!

In MY opinion, this is the best thrift store around! It is a place that not only holds a lot of…read morefond memories for me (me and my mom, before she passed, this was our tradition- to thrift together at Valley Thrift), it has the best prices around! Who can beat discounted thrift?!? The array of everything from homegoods, furniture, purses/bags, shoes, and my favorite their clothing! I love Valley Thrift! I've been to my fair share of thrift stores, and this wins! Now that I have moved out of state, this is the one place I look forward to coming when I visit home. As for their service, it is average, staff will help you get in and out at the register, but that is all you may get. Lol. None the less, what they may lack in service, they up for in the selections! It's all worth it. Check it out for yourself! It's the best! Happy shopping!

I have been coming here literally since I was a kid, and now my kids are going here (with my mom)…read more Prices have definitely gotten higher over the years but I always end up spending hours here and finding a lot of great stuff.

This spot is so cute and cozy on the inside, I can't believe I didn't stop by sooner! There is…read moreample seating although there is not much parking available. Prepare for a short walk if you park in the overflow parking at City Hall a block away--although, I did visit when snow was blocking several of the parking spots. I ordered off the Valentines menu- a red velvet mocha. It was neither red nor very different from a typical latte but I enjoyed it! I want to visit again when it's warmer and the Book Bus nextdoor is open! This is a great spot definitely worth your visit.

Great coffee. I ordered a oat milk vanilllatte. I loved that it was not too sweet. Perfect blend of…read moreespresso, steamed milk and vanilla syrup! The space is very inviting as well. There is an area to sit, work/study/chill/enjoy your beverage. There is also a nice book shop and a small shop to buy some local art and clothing. They have "real" drinkware for the in-house orders and for to-go, they use 100%bamboo drinkware. +100 points for these sustainable practices! If you are near Sharonville, give them a chance!