Super super reasonable prices and super sweet new ownership!! Very glad to see this place land in…read moregood hands after the previous nightmare owners. Will be coming back!!

Full of beautiful antiques and real vintage clothes. Hours of operation sometimes vary, so call…read moreahead.

I visited this shop the other week, looking for a 1930s or 40s dress to wear to a holiday party…read more The shop looked to be closed during its posted hours, but I peered inside and the owner let me in. She had just gotten in a bunch of new stuff and was organizing in the back. As a result, the store was quite messy and the owner a bit stressed out, but very apologetic and helpful. I would have come back a different day, but I was on a tight deadline so I spent some time looking at and trying on a few dresses. Nothing was quite right. I wanted something authentically vintage and there didn't seem to be many options in my size, although there were some reproductions and vintage-inspired things in the shop (not really my style). I couldn't tell if the store was usually cluttered-looking or if it was just that it hadn't been totally organized yet, but it felt like there was too much going on. The mess was only really a problem because I stepped on a small piece of broken glass, barefoot, in the dressing room/nook, and couldn't see very well in the dimly lit space to pull it out. So maybe keep your shoes on if you try anything on.

In a world where there are "vintage" things a Walmart or Target, you might be wondering if there is…read moreanything real anymore? and behold, the answer to that question is, Yes, and here it is. Tucked on a street off main street, is a converted house, that looks the part, with a sign that welcomes you to "Camp Vintage". At first glance, you might think this is some consignment store of old things, but actually it's a Former Department of Natural Resources passion project, a curated collection of actually vintage things, that you can purchase, bring home, and say, that wasn't a reproduction, that is legit old; and now it's your story. The selection is all things interesting, from old books, to nicknacks, and collectables, you will likely find something that has stood the test of time, and now is your artifact to tell your story. The value here isn't cheap, old things aren't free, and they shouldn't be. Instead, you are going to pay the right price of it. If you like good, old things, things that have meaning, that have love, and isn't mass produced, then this is your place.

Stumbled in by luck on opening weekend. Glad we did. Eclectic interesting collection of items…read more Ended up buying some records and books. Very nice people working there. Outside garden with unique finds too. We will def be back.

If there was a well curated award for vintage, Lucky Ballard would win. I love the location…read moreaesthetic, and placing of the clothing. It doesn't feel vintage, nor does it have a distinct 70's era feel like some of the other vintage shops I've gone to. It feels classy and sophisticated. Do you have a scotch and we can talk vintage buttons, sowing techniques, and made in Seattle brands? The only downside is that staff have appeared really snooty. I feel collectors of vintage know what they are looking for and this shop caters to this. Prices are also high for what I could hunt for online or from a private seller. The plus is that the clothes don't have the Goodwill smell and you are getting a garment that is really being looked over for holes and is steamed. The Lucky vintage on the ave is not as well curated. It has a different feel and it reminds me of a vintage Salvation Army . I feel it's the aesthetic, lighting and space. I do like the pops of pastels that stand out more in the clothes than the Ballard location. Staff are also snooty and don't really appear to greet or ask if I'm looking for something. As my review highlights positives and minor critiques, I hope they can serve as an opportunity to reflect on a customers perspective.

Unlike other stores that purchase used items, they take a lot more items and the service is always…read moregreat

Always have good deals and products to find. The prices are very reasonable. They also have new…read moreitems hanging in certain areas of the store (normally on end caps). Totally worth going here to find bargains. They are well-organized and keep the store neat as well. I love getting $1.99 books and/or CDs!

I was shopping in Goodwill and needed the restroom. They would not allow me to use it as a paying…read morecustomer. I have donated many times at the register and am now repulsed at how they treat paying customers.

This sale has been going on since 1950. The parents association drives planning and work all year…read moreround. The sale is held in 3 buildings on the Lakeside campus. For two days, items are discounted and treasures can be found. Parking is hard to come by. However, if you park at the 145th park and ride, they have a shuttle on Saturday (I'm not sure about Sunday). For furniture pick up, they will let you into the lot to pull up to the doors to make for easy loading and unloading. I saw tons of volunteers and they were all very nice. They were easily identifiable with aprons and were organized pretty well. Food was available from two food trucks and a concession stand run by students. I found great deals in the electronics room including 2 camera lenses, a computer monitor, and 2 robotic dogs for my little guy. At $26 for everything, I got a great deal! I bought a Columbia fleece, Quiksilver pants, and basketball warm ups for my kiddo at the whopping price of $3 for everything. I got tons of kitchen stuff for my sibling that just got a new apartment as well as old school Tupperware, gadgets, and a pruning saw for $13. I spent 5 hours here shopping. If you shop in the morning, you get a $5 off coupon that you can use between 2pm and 4pm. Overall, the prices were very reasonable and I had a great time. On Sunday, you buy a bag (small for $6 or garbage bag for $20) and stuff it full. Electronics and Best of Show items are half price and you can't use the bag on them. 4-stars primarily for the parking situation and the fact that they want you to eat so you will continue to shop but fail to give you anywhere to sit down. This was an issue because of the amount of rain we had that day.

AM I AT ROSS??? 3/5…read moreStars I totally understand that a rummage sale wouldn't have the best quality things nor will it have brand new things, but a lot of their items for sale costed way too much. If I was going to pay $10 for a used T-shirt, I could go to Ross and buy a brand new one. Used plates were $5, Ross would be brand new for $5. I'm trying this at that the prices are way over priced. I understand it's all for charity, but the donated items should be sold for a little less. The reason why it wasn't a 1/5 Stars is due to the fact that the last day there are sales. It was 50% off majority of the things and by the end of the day, everything. I was able to find lots of vintage cameras and film for an amazing deal. I would suggest everyone to check out the electronic side because they have the best prices for awesome items. The clothes and everything else isn't worth it until it goes on the half of deal. I would still come back to browse for stuff and definitely check out the electronic section again. As for clothes or home decor, bring your money!!!! It's good that they accept cash and cards!

Amazing people and inventory. Great value! The shop is a…read morespecial place to visit and browse.

This place was really cool I happened to be in the area and just popped in. They seem to specialise…read morein sportswear vintage and sneakers so if that's your jam this is the place for you. They had a ton of sports and music related vintage t's ranging from affordable to not so much (for me anyway!) You also could score a some outdoor gear on the cheap, they had some North Face on the racks. I ended up finding a reasonably priced Star Wars shirt as a gift and was happy with that find! Super nice staff, worth a look!

The bad reviews are really surprising. I stop by every couple of weeks, and I've always had…read morefriendly, positive experiences with the staff. Their selection is pretty good for how small the store is. Though I'm sure you could find some of these pieces online for less, compared to other thrift/consignment stores in the Seattle area, I think you're getting a lot of value for the price, and it's pretty consistent! Some of my favorite items: - cowboy boots for $80 - Kate spade purse for $30 - anthropology shirt for $25 - madewell blouses for $28 - banana republic real leather jacket for $100

Everything is overpriced, you can find this stuff online for a fraction of the cost. Why do we keep…read moresupporting businesses that are only interested in profit and not helping the community. Rudest costumer service here. Not worth your time, energy, or money. Shop on Depop lol and get a better deal. I came In with my toddler, she touched one purse which fell on the floor but she would've picked it up. She's 2! But she has better manners than the worker who came over with so much attitude and disrespect. Learn some manners, let's all be better people