Stumbled across this gem while out for lunch. It has housewares, accessories, a few shoes and…read moreclothing for women/men/children! The owner has a really good eye. I was impressed by the selection of vintage denim. I'm obsessed with denim but I stayed away from purchasing any today. However a beautiful woven straw & leather bag caught my attention. I knew it was mine to have once I checked out the inside, it's lined in a canvas or I believe linen material. Made in Italy, everything was right about it! Even the price for all the bargain hunters! Check out the shop, the owner is lovely! She's only been open since April, support a local business in downtown Green Bay!!!

New shop in Green Bay, Vintage Lair is one of the neatest stores I've been to in a very long time…read more Clothes, knickknacks, books, and other items from the 1950s (and older) to the 1990s are available. The owner, Jennifer, is one of the friendliest, helpful people you are likely to meet. Do yourself a favor and check this place out. You will NOT be disappointed.

Prices were very steep for the selection. I wasn't very impressed with what was there when I…read morestopped by during the farmers market. The store is a tad unorganized so I had a hard time understanding what I was looking at. Biggest selection would be trinkets and knick knacks. There was vintage clothes but there was a poor selection, and they were just very tasteless. Some of the vintage shoes were very worn down for example, not something you sell... I give this 3/5 because there's a little art shop in back where I got some very cute crafting supplies. There was a great variety of antique skeleton keys and very beautiful crafting paper. The lady who worked that section was very kind. And this might sound strange, but the bathroom was pretty neat! There are better antique stores in GB, but this one does have a good location. So it might be worth stopping by once to see for yourself.

Based on my experience at this store, I won't return. Much of what they had was disorganized and…read morelooked like they just piled it everywhere. It appears they may have other vendors who use their location yo showcase their available items but honestly that's hard to figure out. Many of the items that you can find at other shops were outrageously over priced. Many things had no prices on them at all, which leads one to think it's all about haggling. Seemed more like a workshop than an antique shop. Google lists them as an antique mall. That is antique poor description of what this is. I do not recommend.

Lots of over priced goodwill junk!! Dirty and not very inviting. Don't recommend. I can find…read morethings cheaper on Marketplace.

The owner, Kevin, was very helpful. We are in town for a wedding. I bought a number of things that…read moreneed to travel a distance in our truck bed. He went to great length to pack everything for us, and recommended another antique shop close by! I highly recommend Kevin and his shop. So many things to look at. Thank you, Kevin.

Oh wow, first time here today. Everything is current and upscale, priced very well, as well as…read moreclean and pressed! My new favorite place in Green Bay, you gotta check this out. Staff is super friendly volunteers who care about the cause, and don't get in the way of the shopping experience. Love it and you will too!

From the owner: A charming women's upscale resale boutique in Green Bay's historic Olde Main District featuring…read morelike-new apparel & accessories (including designer, vintage, and special occasion wear). Sales help fund Mandolin Foundation, a 501(C)(3) nonprofit, and Amanda's House, a local transitional living facility for women in recovery. Donations accepted during store hours. Shop with purpose at Sunrise on Main!

This is a unique store that offers a dazzling array of reclaimed building details, artifacts and…read morestuff you didn't know you needed but once you see it, you know you can't live without it! It's appropriately located in the historic Platten Place Building, which is in the heart of the Broadway-Dousman Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. You can tell it's someplace special when you step on the mosaic tile entryway. After all, in modern construction, why have a striking and unique entryway, tiled in mosaics, when you can have a plain ol' concrete slab that's just like your driveway, without the oil spots? The screen door slams shut, pulled by a long spring like the one on Great-Grandma's screen door. Once inside, you go on sensory overload with so much eye candy you're not sure where to look next. Old light fixtures, paned windows like Pella hasn't made in decades, reclaimed doors and hardware, furniture, signs, and some new artwork by local artisans. There's even the hood from a Volkswagen Beetle hanging on the wall, like a stuffed head trophy from a hunt by Robosaurus. The shop has been open since the summer of 2018 and is an outgrowth of a design firm called Drury Design. This is the kind of place you might see featured on "This Old House" but you don't have to go to Boston, you can see it all in Green Bay. Look for the old truck doors on the sidewalk. Stop in, even if you're not doing a project and I know you'll see something you just can't live without. Bring your truck or trailer!

Very clean and organized! Reasonable prices for name brand clothes! Bought a Vera Bradley cross…read moreover purse for only $20! Will definitely be back.

Nope. Guy's gotta make a living but the smell of this place is overwhelming. Urine and feces. Not…read moreworth the browse.

The place quite literally stinks. You might get a little musty smell when entering a shop that…read moresells old things, but this was more than a little musty. There is a bar that shares the building, but this was not food smell, it was more like animal urine and mold. When I made it to the back part of the store where there is a second room, it got worse. That was enough to get me to leave, however, I am thankful I was not in a wheelchair because there is no way I would have been able to see most of the store. Paths were very narrow, nearly impassible in some places.

This is probably my favorite resale shop. They have a great selection and the best prices for a…read moreresale clothing store in the area. In addition to clothing, they also sell shoes, belts, winter gear and purses. The clothes are organized but there isn't a lot of signage/it's hard to see so it can be a little difficult to get oriented when you are looking for something. The primary room is packed with stuff so it's a tight fit if you're shopping when they're busy (especially if you're wearing a winter coat). If you sell clothing to them, you can either get cash or save it to use as credit - I believe you get 10% more if you choose in-store credit.

This might be my favorite place in Green Bay for shopping for clothes. Workers are nice and…read morerespectful, I've been there many of times and shopped for hours.

I had the most wonderful experience picking up my jewelry today. From start to finish, the entire…read moreprocess felt thoughtful, professional, and genuinely welcoming. The staff made me feel valued and never rushed, and they took the time to walk me through each piece carefully. The craftsmanship is stunning -- every detail is exactly what I hoped for (if not better). You can truly tell they take pride in the quality of their work and the stones they select. Purchasing fine jewelry should feel special, and they absolutely delivered. I left feeling excited, confident, and already planning my next visit. Highly recommend!

We are currently talking to Katherine on hold, listening to her tell another employee that my wife…read moremade her so mad she wants to punch her. What did she do to deserve that customer service? My wife asked for an itemized receipt to explain additional newly added costs, they refused, then she asked for a refund, they refused. Katherine got aggravated and demeaning when asked to see my wife's point of view, and they went back and forth. No one yelled and nothing personal or rude was said. Katherine then agreed to a refund, put us on hold and went around the office telling people my wife was mean and screaming (she wasn't). I don't know if Katherine knew she was on speaker phone but we started recording because she was misrepresenting what happened. But then Katherine vented to a co-worker and threatened to punch my wife. We have it on recording in case of legal needs, but you might want to know the employees at this business are this unstable when asked for itemized invoices. I'm sure she made a mistake and was just defensive, but the way she emotionally escalated this was really inappropriate and then threatening. Not sure if they know they still have us on hold but now Katherine is talking to Bob in the background.