Rudest greeting EVER I came into the store, to look around,…read moreand as soon as I entered, the exceptionally rude snotty owner said, "this is not a thrift store. I have only designer vintage couture, very expensive on this side and new clothes on the other." The new clothes were mostly heavily starched button down shirts and exceptionally dull things. The fancy shit was, , , eh! I have literally never been treated so badly at a shop. I wasn't dressed sloppily, I am 69 years old. I want to write this as a warning to other people. Be prepared to be insulted, condescended to and dismissed. She clearly doesn't need your patronage. On the other hand, the people at Overland Sheepskin on the same street were very welcoming and kind. Their good were divine and very expensive. But, they treated me like a good soul.

Great service and beautifully curated selection. Carolyn made our shopping experience at The…read moreVintage Label extra special. This is a cannot miss in Denver.

My friend and I wandered into Garage Sale Vintage while roaming around Latimer while searching for…read morea brunch spot. I have got to say, it is absolutely one of the coolest stores I have seen in a long time. First it is a used clothing store, with lots of vintage and retro clothing, including band shirts. Second, they have a lot of fun new and souvenir items, cute Denver shot glasses, funny greeting cards, postcards and other kitschy items. Third, it is a bar... and not just any bar. It is a fun bar with containers of moonshine named after 80's songs. My friend and I enjoyed a couple of mimosas while we were shopping. In addition to that, they have a DJ booth with music on several evenings. We also took pictures in an old photo booth. I left with a couple of cute greeting cards, and a fun flashy sequined bag that I took out 80's dancing that evening. I forgot to mention, they also sell records! For a fun and unique shopping experience, I highly recommend Garage Sale Vintage.

I knew this space as The Market pre COVID so it was bittersweet to see the space now. It's an…read moreinteresting concept; a bar, a DJ station and a thrift store. I was here for a trivia event which the space was good for, we had the bar and seating. The DJ booth was helpful with announcing the questions. As far as the store goes, it was expensive for a thrift store and most of the vintage items looked to be from about the '70s thru the early 2000s. The drinks weren't anything special and normal Denver prices. The staff was very stand offish but got the orders right. Heads up...they're a cashless bar which isn't very vintage of them. I most likely won't be back but if this is your thing and you want something downtown then check it out.

Absolutely loved this joint. Huge, well organized, and me and my 2 bestie-- who all have very…read moredifferent styles--all found treasures here. Graphic t's, fun skirts, bold baubles, and staff was really nice. Total fan.

I walked in and between the music, and the whole store, I immediately thought if Aardvarks which…read morewas a super cool vintage store back in the day in SF and Venice Beach. There's a lot of really cute clothes at really decent prices. Love this place

I wish this store was closer to home!! Really cute, warm, funky space with great items and…read morereasonable prices. The owner felt like an old friend- I enjoyed visiting with her. I'm a collector of vintage Coach bags and I bought two in great condition for very reasonable prices. I'm thrilled with my finds. When I'm in Denver, I'll be back!

I am a traveler and purveyor of unique and fine crafts and textiles and Wendy's shop is EXQUISITE!…read moreHer taste is genuine and the prices are extremely reasonable for the quality she provides!

The best and most thoughtfully curated consignment shop I have ever been too! It is hard to walk in…read morehere and not find a bunch of things you suddenly need or want! I have bought and sold at this store and both experiences have been amazing - HIGHLY RECOMMEND checking this spot out while you are perusing Tennyson Street!

The people working here are phenomenal! Amazing greetings as soon as you walk in (I saw them on Tik…read moretok and knew I wanted to stop in)! I found a very cute open back dress, a crop shirt from Zara, and another cute bandeau top! Excellent service from start to finish and the atmosphere and decor of the place is very cool!

This shop is a constantly changing treasure trove. I've gotten some of my favorites at Scavenged…read moreGoods: from an antique sewing machine vintage fur to strip club t-shirts and cursed 80s toys. And trinkets. So many little trinkets. It's a really great place to just poke around in. There's a real sense of being a small, community shop where they're happy to see you and tell you how good your taste in CDs is.

Very cool things to see and to just look around find a treasure and then go next door to have a…read morepizza. What a good Saturday thing to do.

I understand why this place gets such great ratings. If you've been to the antique stores around…read morethe Denver area and get tired of the same old uninteresting stuff, then you need to come to this place. It has something for just about anyone - jewelry, glassware, hats, purses, lots of gently used clothes, collectables of all kinds, odd, unique items, furniture, fossils, games, electronics, typewriters, magazines, comic books, and on and on. The great feature of this store is it's organized and not a dumping ground for old unwanted stuff. I looked through their vinyl records which were categorized alphabetically and unlike most antique stores where the majority of albums are '60s Country & Western has-beens, there were actually classic albums I wanted to buy. There are so many cool things at this place I can only explain it as a Meow Wolf where you can buy the cool things you see. Parking is right on the street in front and I encourage you to check it out.

This oddities shop is awesome - it is filled to the brim with all kinds of curious, interesting,…read moreodd, old, and strange things of all sorts. My favorite items were the vast collection of typewriters but there was so much to see and look at. I wish I lived locally so I could bring so much of it home!

Some amazing finds. Maybe a little high on the price side. But, some true treasures so happy to…read moregive them my business.

This is by far one of my favorite vintage shops I have visited in the USA. I travel across the…read morecountry every few years and go thrifting and vintage shopping along the way when I can and I was blown away! The selection and organization is beyond good! There were so many gorgeous dresses and pant sets to choose from and they even had a wall of the cutest vintage shoes! What put the cherry on top was the co owner! He was the sweetest person ever and was so lovely to talk to and even let me change into a gorgeous caftan I bought because I mistakenly wore a 70s poly pant set out in 80 degree weather I was a little bummed my favorite set couldnt fit so I had to put that one back for the next person! All in all a stellar shop! Thank you!!

What a beautiful and authentic western vintage wear shop! Such a nicely organized and curated…read morecollection, would definitely recommend checking this place out if you happen to be in the area. Dana could not have been kinder and more helpful!!

Wow this store is SO exciting, and DEFINITELY really curated to the nth degree, this is a true…read moreDESTINATION spot! The BEST!

Great place that is well organized making it easy to find treasures. A little expensive though.read more

This place is wonderful. If you want a gorgeous vintage dress, come here! I wanted something from…read morethe 40s, and Joey helped curate a perfect selection for me (and talk me about some design characteristics exclusive to the era). He was so lovely, and I love my new dress!