This is a good little place. Everything is donated and then sold to customers. Prices are really…read morelow. And the money they earn is donated to a foundation for disabled people. It's a great cause!

This place is so awesome. It fits my style, the clothes are affordable and well-made. They have…read morelots of cool sales, and the girls that work there seem really nice. They even had cute pins I could buy my six year old and I basically wanted to buy everything in there for myself. This is going to be my go-to clothing store. LOVED IT.

This is a pretty decent place for the young hipsters out there-- even some of the old hipsters,…read moreespecially those who played frogger or that star wars game on an old Atari (because they have one there, you can actually play, by gosh) -- and there is really some amazing stuff to be found in the vintage department, and also some local designers. Also they have a basement full 'o costume stuff of all sorts of clothes, and they also rent suits and stuff. The folks are very nice, and the owner has even got some yoga classes going after business hours (cost: whatever you can give)! So there is almost all you need in terms of clothing, entertainment, and some exercise. They also have a really nice website, and if you prefer reality, check it out for their window dressings. They are the mannequin gurus.

A pure gem. Loved…read morecoming here and could have easily spent another hour just looking. Their vintage selection is incredible and so are their prices. I have been to many of these types of stores throughout the country and most are ridiculously overpriced. This place is not only affordable but their collections throughout the store are pretty rad. I ended up buying some very cool Montecello vintage hand towels from the 1960s and a pair of steampunk sunglasses. There is something for everyone here.

Found lots of cool trinkets, definitely recommend. Lots of sales going on too. I had fun looking at…read moreeverything, there is something for everyone.

This could be such a fun store......If they were ever open. Their hours are so inconvenient for the…read moreaverage person. If you can get there between 10-1 on Saturday (seriously 3 hours???) or during minimal weekday hours (when most people who need to by resale because we cant afford retail) you might find something. Their heart is in the right place but cmon if you want people to buy things it might be helpful to have more accommodating hours.

It has a great variety of items. Very clean. Helpful volunteer staff. The clothes were great and…read morewell priced. I'd stop again for sure.

What an absolutely fabulous find in the middle of nowhere, Smithton, MO! I was working at the…read moreschool on the Thursday before they opened on 3/11, but the door was open so I popped in. The owners were very friendly and had pity on me, allowing me to take a quick walk around to see what they had inside. The lady at the register told me that they had been closed the past few months (as many small businesses are here in the winter) and had just reopened. She told me that she was dusting and getting things in order. For the record, this is one of THE cleanest, well organized, laid out vintage, antique stores you will ever visit. I have posted many pics of what I saw on Saturday but please be aware, if you see something, you MUST buy it on the spot. If you don't, I can almost promise you it won't be there next time. They have a nice mixture of antiques, vintage, new, collectible and locally made handicrafts. You can use credit cards (YAY!!) and here's the best part, the prices are very reasonable....so much so that I thought there were typos on the little tags on the pieces I bought. Many times, shops like these gouge customers on prices and they can be unreasonably high, not so here. I try and stop at all the little shops that I see in my daily travels. I travel for work all over Mid-Missouri, and this is one of the top 3 I've stopped at. The other one is in Osage Beach: https://www.yelp.com/biz/hope-house-thrift-store-and-food-pantry-lake-ozark Please stop and give these nice people your business, you won't be disappointed and I would bet you find something really nice to take home.

From the owner: Only open the second weekend of each month. The Station's 2400 square feet of antiques, vintage…read morefinds, and market items is a great get-away for this weekend.

hands down the best biggest and oldest vintage shop in mid missouri. my friends and I have enjoyed…read morethis place for many decades.

Leo's is the best place in Columbia to buy vintage clothing with the largest selection Ive seen in…read morethe area.

Loved this place when my gf showed me it. Went a few times lately got a few things. Last time I…read morewent. We'll the young lady that was supposed to do my return. From the day before I had no receipt so she said we'll have to watch the video so I found the purchase history on my phone. She said no receipt we cant do it. Ok so why say we'd have to watch the video for. But no big deal but the comment about my daughter having down syndrome. We'll that's the problem. But like you did my daughter god will judge you some day young lady. Good luck.

Alot employees and all lazys now I know why the reviews taking 2 hrs for go to a bag of clothes w…read morelike 12 things

Absolutely darling little shop. My mom took me for a visit while we were in town for the holidays…read more i have a special diet and many food allergies but found some yummy treats i HAD to go and pick up on our way back out of town! staff was friendly and helpful! store was very spacious with a wrap around in back of more items! prices were reasonable for the specialty selection. there is an clothing store next door by same owner as this!