I think this is a great vintage store. There are usually items placed outside on the sidewalk that…read moredraw me in. I come in to look around every couple months and always find something I want - far too many tables and chairs, for sure! I like the way they have things set up, you can spend some time just looking at everything. I do notice things don't move too quickly, bigger items that cost more. I don't think this qualifies as an antique store but most of the items are vintage. There is a big room in the back with lots of games and gaming items - I've never gone back there to know if it's any good. I also love that this store hosts night and weekend markets where they invite other vendors to sell their items. I have found some great vendors this way.

Never noticed this place until yesterday. I have a thing for vintage stores! I just love to look…read moreand enjoy the nostalgia but seldom walk out with anything because I don't want to accumulate "clutter". Although, once in awhile I might buy an article of clothing. This one is unique because it has a mini vintage toy store within it. TONS of Legos, video games, Nintendo's, GI Joes you name it. They also have a lot of vintage comics! A collectors dream with out a doubt. You can also trade or sell your old vintage toys (I posted a photo with more info). A nice touch worth noting is they offer free donuts and beverages like coffee, tea and water to enjoy while perusing through the store. The reason why I took a star off is because the actual worker on the floor wasn't very helpful, I was asking questions about some of their items and she had no clue about anything... If you enjoy vintage and thrift shopping I think this store is worth checking out at least one time !

Great place to visit although super quiet inside. They had good prices and guy at front was…read morefriendly! Will come again :)

I loved all the handmade items The store clerk was helpful…read morebut not continually checking in which I feel is nice I love the different items available I will be coming back

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. The selection was extensive, and varied. Several meandering rooms…read morewith widely divergent aesthetics and tastes made Palm & Olive fun and memorable. Signage, books, ceramics, clothes, typical odds and ends and other knickknacks only found in antique stores, along with local art all makes for a great experience. The only drawback is the elevated prices.

i really hate to rate this antique shop 1 star but i was very disappointed based on the description…read moreof how things are "curated" for this shop & reviews below. i had imagined something entirely different. i have to say, staff here are ready to help for the most part but it was really hard looking through things. most sections were hard to squeeze through because of huge furniture items or pile ups of heavy unorganized junk that were stacked in the way. i was looking for vintage bags & found one section at the very back that had amazing, quality vintage clothing & handbags but what a mess! the bags were wedged in the back behind so much packed in clothing falling off the shelves to the floor behind crates which was hard to get behind. when i pulled out one of the bags by doing some yoga twists & poses, i was finally able to reach a vintage dooney & bourke for $450 in fair condition. not mint, excellent or even good condition - BUT FAIR - so the price point of $450 on that vintage dooney bag was ridiculous. everything felt dusty & grimy. i found 3 boxes of 1970's madame alexander dolls & had to open each box to see what was inside & one of them had a DEAD SPIDER on the doll's dress right when i lifted the lid. there were only a few sections that were well organized with figurine displays but everywhere else you had to hunt for things behind paintings placed on the floor (fire hazard). for example, i found a 12" composition shirley temple doll listed for $129 laying behind a large framed painting. if i hadn't moved the painting, i wouldn't have seen the doll laying there. & that describes how messy this place is. also, because of how the doll was just laying there, you'd think it was worth FIVE DOLLARS, not $129.00. i need to mention the music. i'm not usually bothered w/antique stores playing appropriate music for their shop but when we came in this day, some disturbing psychedelic chanting music was playing & it was BLARING through the speakers. this place isn't curated well at all. additionally, i left feeling like i needed a shower & was traumatized by the type of music playing.

Absolutely love this store! Such a great variety and reasonably priced. Very friendly owner, too…read more Can't wait to see what she finds next!

If you haven't visited this store, you're missing out! There is a great selection of everything!…read moreThe items are reasonable priced. The owner, Michelle, is the sweetest person!

Bummed to find out that they closed this past July!! Hopefully they will reopen at a new location.read more

This is the first time I've been to this store. I had no idea it's been there for a year! They need…read moreto do more advertising on Facebook, Instagram or something so people know about it. I was driving by and saw it. The prices are reasonable. Very nice lady working there was very helpful. I will be back.

The store is okay, not bad pricing but the staff seem to get annoyed when you're asking to look at…read morejewelry and trying it on, they kept looking at each other meanwhile my friends ask for help. Such an unwelcoming experience..

I was very impressed with this thrift store. I stopped shopping at most thrift stores because the…read moreprices were too high for donated items. This store is clean , organized and easy to navigate. They had a variety of useful items that were fairly modern and in good working order. Gently used items in very good condition at a very good price. Service was friendly and helpful. II will definitely go back again and again.

This is a tale of two thrift shops that share a wall, are owned by the same person, and yet offer…read morecompletely different items. Yoshi Now and Yoshi Vintage are located in downtown Fresno, near Chinatown. Yoshi Vintage is mostly antiques, old tools, art pieces, and had some truly gorgeous and unique furniture items. Right when you walk in you're greeted by a wave of nostalgia, courtesy of Wheaties boxes and 1980's Coca Cola trinkets. Yoshi vintage is so stocked up with amazing items that I could've spent hours and hours in here, but my children are getting antsy. I did purchase a couple of kitchen items and almost bought an antique radio. I did put the radio on my Christmas list; so fingers crossed that Santa surprises me. On the other side of the wall is Yoshi Now which is mostly collector items and vintage clothing, retro furniture, and decor items. This is the perfect place to get something for both a classic toy collector and a lover of London Fog vintage jackets. They also have a ton of amazing vintage T-shirts. That is all the rage right now with Gen Z. Both of these stores are awesome and definitely worth the trip. I dare you to walk out of here and not have at least one or two items in your hand as you leave the store.

A great hidden gem here in the valley. Part thrift store, part treasure hunt and part curated art…read moreexperience Yoshi Now really ties together what's fun about thrifting! The desk attendants are always so sweet and informative and I have never been turned down when I suggest a price on a Knick knack with no sticker. I love this store and all of the fun I have browsing!

Internet Cafe Vintage is one of my favorite curated vintage sellers in town. Their attention to…read moredetail, and eye for pop culture and home decor, really just scratches all those hard to reach itches. Great selection of tees and jeans as well. How do they do it? No idea. Will I be a lifelong customer? YUP.

From the owner: I have a bunch of vintage clothing and some other goods. I add stuff all the time and It’s all…read moreavailable to check out at my booth inside Palm & Olive Antiques.

I noticed some reviews mentioning feeling watched or followed while shopping here, and I wanted to…read moreshare a different perspective from my experience. As a woman of color and a small-business owner of almost a decade, I don't take concerns about profiling lightly. I know when an environment feels genuinely unwelcoming or when there seems to be real prejudice behind an interaction--there are antique shops in Old Town that I personally choose not to shop at for that reason. Here, though, I haven't felt that kind of ill intent. From what I've observed, the attentiveness feels pretty generalized. This really is a marketplace made up of many small, independent vendors who have put a lot of time, money and pride into what they've created. There are a lot of different faces moving throughout the store and checking on things, and I've noticed that attentiveness seems to be pretty consistent throughout the space. I can understand why being checked on frequently might make someone uncomfortable, and I don't want to dismiss anyone else's experience. At the same time, theft is unfortunately something small businesses have to worry about, especially in a marketplace filled with unique, often irreplaceable pieces from dozens of individual vendors. The person being watched may have absolutely no intention of stealing, but that doesn't mean theft hasn't happened before or that these micro-businesses don't have a reason to be protective of their inventory. The bag policy also doesn't strike me as unusual. Goodwill has had similar policies around larger bags and backpacks for ages, and plenty of stores ask customers to leave oversized bags at the front. Honestly, in an antique store my bigger fear is turning around with a giant tote and accidentally taking out a shelf of Fenton glass. Personally, I try to interact with the people working and selling there rather than immediately assuming the attention is directed at me personally. I've found there is a real sense of community among the vendors, and many of them are genuinely excited to talk about what they've collected and created. And honestly, that may be part of why I find such good treasures here. Vendors seem comfortable bringing in interesting, valuable and unusual pieces that I don't necessarily find in places where merchandise isn't watched as closely. For me, that makes eclectic house worth exploring.

Overall it was okay/ decent. It was my first time and I really do enjoy a true vintage shopping…read moreexperience. The issue is that there is a lot of wannabe vintage and "inspired" inventory. Fake luxury goods and perfumes along with fake costume jewelry cheaply made - it dampened the experience for me. I'm a big fan of MCM and 1950's martini cat and atomic art . I searched and I did find some martini cat pictures but they were newly made and blurry - low quality prints. There were some mcm furniture pieces though but not a lot of artwork or decor. I appreciate the concept and all the vendors that partake. It could be a one -stop -shop for people. I am certain inventory changes quite a bit. This can be someplace I will check out from time to time but it isn't my top choice as it is not a true antique shop.