Such a fun place to shop! So much to look at! My son bought a neat clock with gears. See pictures.read more

What a fun shop I could have spent hours browsing and reminiscing about things from my past. Very…read morewilling to negotiate prices on some items I got a brand new padded backpack for $6 it was marked 8 I offered 5 and compromised at $6. A friend I was with bought 5 or 6 pieces of vintage Pyrex.

Best mid century authentic furniture store! Adriana is…read moresuper pleasant and knowledgeable. Long overdue review, we purchased multiple times from there. Highly recommend!

The place to go if you are looking for midcentury modern furniture in South Florida…read more Honestly, I'm not even sure that's right but I haven't found a better place As soon as you walk in you are greeted by the owner and she is just a ray of sunshine. You can tell this isn't a job but her passion

Love working with these guys, amazing selection I'll definitely shop with them again. Happy customerread more

Tomas and Sandra were wonderful. They were so friendly and knowledgable…read more I would definitely do business with them again. I highly recommend visiting their store. Michael

The guy working behind the counter was really nice and friendly…read more It was a rainy day so they had quite a few customers in their narrow aisles. Even a person with his dog (!) They have a little bit of everything -- vintage items mixed into collectibles and actual antiques. A bit of furniture, some clothes; a nice selection of jewelry; a few books and magazines; but a lot of China, bric a brac, and household items. Like everywhere else, it pays to know what the market values are. And I always like checking the current prices being charged for things I grew up with. I did wind up buying a lovely bracelet here. And got a very good price on it. It's the kind of place you need to walk through several times. There's a lot of items and you won't see everything the first time around.

Opened a month ago, you can find Flip Side in the Pinecrest Square on the corner of Cypress Creek…read moreRd and Dixie Hwy. They are only a door or two down from Cheers. I had a lovely chat with the owner who let me know all prices are negotiable. I enjoyed exploring their selection of new, vintage, and antique furniture, small appliances, household items, books, clothes, art, and accessories. You need to take your time to really take everything in. There is a number of great cabinets for sale along with vintage cookware. There aren't too many stores like this in this area so The Flip Side is a welcome addition. The Flip Side has another store in Lauderhill on University Drive. I always love supporting a small businesses and especially thrift stores. Help the planet by reducing, recycling, and reusing by thrifting!

Wanted a leather loveseat for my family room. I found one in perfect condition. Marli made sure it…read morewas delivered with care. Very happy with it.

I love adding to my vintage collections and so stopped in for a visit. I was surprised to see that…read morethis just one of several vintage, consignment, and antique stores in the plaza. There is no denying that there is some great stuff in here. I was immediately drawn the 1950's glassware that would make for the most amazing happy hour cocktail party just like Mad Men. What I was most excited to find was a pretty nice assortment of vintage Pyrex, especially in the pattern I most collect, turquoise Butterprint. It was when I turned it over that I got sticker shock. The exact same casserole dish with lid that I just purchased for $25 at the Cooper City Antique Mall was marked $45 here! I give them points for clearly pricing everything. I tried to talk prices with the owner who told me she owns everything in the store. She wasn't budging and gave me a dismissive well they are popular. Part of the fun of purchasing them is getting them at a good price so here they stayed. After that I gave the store a look around while she helped a gentleman with a piece of furniture. There are nice things here but I think you can do better on price somewhere else, possibly even the internet. She is right though, they are a hot collectible.

R and B Collections is a thrift store located in downtown Ft. Lauderdale. Metered street parking is…read moreavailable. It is right around the corner from the up and coming F.A.T Village Arts District. It's a family owned business so if you see something you want to haggle about you can speak directly to the owners. Sometimes they aren't there so just call before you come down. The two rooms of the store are filled with an eclectic mix of stuff like jewelry, instruments, clothing, home items, and collectibles. I was interested in the art but it was jammed so tightly in the shelf I couldn't really see it. I think the most unusual item I saw was a ship's porthole. I heard the owners son tell a customer that they had even more things in the back and to come again when his father was back from his fishing trip. If you are looking for something specific it is probably just best to ask them about it. I didn't find anything but I had fun looking. The wife who was working was very sweet. Inventory changes based on what they purchase so you can check in to see new things.

store is now closed, owners retired. You May call for appointment for store liquidation.read more

We have bought many things from this consignment store. They have unusual furniture and while…read morepricy, they are not crazy. We bought a bedroom set, electric fireplace/mantle, assorted chairs and tables. We were looking for Victorian style furniture and they had it. The bedroom set was pre-owned but they promised to get rid of all the scrapes, etc. They did an amazing job! The owner is from NY and a bit brusque at times, but he delivered our furniture when he promised and the pieces all looked great. If you are looking for that style of furniture, this is a good place to check out.

Always an adventure. Love the staff, the location and the finds. I highly recommend. The selection…read moreis limited so if you see it- buy it- or it disappears.

Not sure why there are not more reviews on this vintage shop in Oakland Park that has been here for…read moreseveral years. There was a giant unicorn staged outside of the business next to the front door, which created a strategic marketing technique to let the public know "We're Open for Business". The shop was packed to the hilt with nostalgic items which instantly rekindled childhood memories. Most would refer to this little shop as "Cute" but it was more like "Cool as Heck". Discussed action figures and comic books with the clerk. Aside from a Chucky doll wearing a Florida Panther jersey and some old records, there was a vintage Coca Cola vending machine and a matching bench which instantly absorbed my attention, but sadly not for sale. Another conversation piece was the red english phone booth that was actually the dressing room (see video). An absolutely fun time browsing the vintage shop that earned a rare 5 star rating.

So impressed with this shop, I have visited on my last two trips to Florida. They have such a great…read morevariety of vintage clothing, the Florida sports options are incredible! I got some awesome Florida Panthers gear for an amazing price. Devon was so sweet, it was great getting to talk to her about hockey! 11/10 would recommend stopping in!

Great shop! The owner went above and beyond helping me with my items and questions. So many gems!!read more

Posting this for a friend:…read more (If you look at other reviews, this seems to be a pattern, not an isolated incident. Based on this experience and what others have reported, I would strongly advise avoiding this place. Poor attitude, poor customer service, and not worth the visit!!) They went into this shop simply to look at collectibles, and the experience was absolutely unacceptable from start to finish. Nothing was clearly marked for sale, yet the owner immediately came across as rude, dismissive, and hostile when basic questions were asked. The situation escalated unnecessarily, with the owner yelling not only at them but at other customers as well, and shouting, "You're in my house, get out." That is not how any legitimate business owner should ever treat paying or potential customers. The stress of the interaction was extremely overwhelming and completely avoidable. No one should be spoken to or treated like that in a retail setting.