This place is pretty cool, its like somebody for years and years rummaged through thousands of flea…read moremarkets, thrift stores, garage sales and antique stores and brought all the good stuff here. I would say that its more of a museum of knick knacks and vintage items that you can actually buy. Even if you dont buy anything, this place is still fun to look around.

Yes! All of the yes. I completely adore this spot in the Denver Arts District!…read more I collect vintage glassware for dinner parties, particularly of the amber and gold variety, and Garage Vintage knocks it out of the park in this category. In addition to vintage glassware, this is a treasure trove for retro kitchenwares (salt and pepper shakers, etc) and midcentury furniture. Even the outside of the shop is super rad, with bright red walls and a Mona Lisa sign. You can't miss it! Prices are a little higher than what you'd see at a Flea Market, but the shop is so well curated that I usually think they're worth it. The owner and her brother are super cool too, which makes it even more fun to support. Tip: If they shop is closed, try their sister shop, Arts District Antiques, across the street. The owners are usually in there and will open Garage Vintage for you.

Eclectic strip with a broad variety of shops. Some are very intriguing. A pleasant way to spend a…read morecouple hours.

What's great about this strip is that in about 8 blocks, there is a whole condensed area of really…read morecool antique shops. Supposedly, this area is the epicenter of US Victorian antiques. It is cool to pursue these shops and find the old remnants of the Victorian age and the west. I have lived here for 19 years, and this strip has changed. Recently, there have been tons of little great restaurants popping up (Maria Empanada, Adelito), very cool little bars ( Black Crown), Coffee shops (Corvus roasters) and also, well, lots of pot shops- can't say much about those. Also a bit of a sketch factor that is cleaning up, but still sketchy especially around Iowa St & Herman's Hideaway. Vintage and thrift shops abound along this strip as well- a great destination for your 1980's collecting is Fifty Two 80's A Totally Awesome Shop. For your costume needs, try Regal Vintage. I avoid Flossy McGrews, and it may even be gone. Terrifying store. But that's the fun of it! The ARC thrift store is actually amazing- a true charity, well run, cleaner, well organized with awesome finds!! My favorites are the Scandinavian Antique Shop and El Paso Imports. Happy Antiquing!

Baker Auction also known as Baker Auction and Estate Sales Services (BAESS), has two locations…read morewhere they have auctions at: 1775 S. Broadway and 5001 Oakland St. They sell antiques, collectibles, and estate property. They usually have at least two auctions per week, one at each location. I've been to a couple of their auctions and they have a lot of stuff. You have to battle the usual Ebay store owners, Resale shops, and brokers but sometimes you get lucky and get something at a fair price.... Personally, I think BAESS is one of the better auction houses in Denver, if only for the fact that they conduct auctions on a regular basis. (Most of the auction houses around here might do 1 or 2 a month).

I really loved this little shop. It reminded me of a mini version of the Barn (in Castle Rock)…read moreespecially with its wonderful outdoor section with tons of metal art and outdoor pieces. Inside you can wander though a selection of some antiques, but many more seasonal pieces and cute unique items that have a more handmade feel. It was really fun to explore and I loved the selection!

Just some kind reminder that your customers help keep you in business…read more If a customer comes into your store do not act annoyed...if they ask a question be gracious. If they ask for a bag don't be stingy. This customer bought something small in the store with plans to return to buy, but now she won't be returning.

Very cool, curated vintage and antiques. However, I've never felt more like Kristin Wiig in…read moreBridesmaids, "Help me, I'm poor." I wish there was a mix of pricy AND affordable goods, but that sounds more like a me problem. That'll teach me to go shopping in this economy! It's still fun to see all the amazing things my parents had when I was a kid that they traded out for big box crap.

This is a must for anyone looking for a vast selection of quality midcentury modern pieces that are…read morefairly priced. The pieces were in fantastic condition. We were helped by a super kind and knowledgeable woman named Samantha who chatted with us about history behind the design of pieces as well as how she cares for and maintains the original wood of the pieces. This place is a complete gem- it has both authentic vintage pieces and new pieces woven seamlessly together. It gave me and my husband a ton of inspiration for how we want to style our new home! Highly recommend!

I enjoy dropping into this store when I'm in the neighborhood. It's always so interesting what is…read moreon display. Oddities stores are like mini museums! There's lots to peruse through and a plant section, too, if you're looking for a new green housemate. Upstairs is a tattoo shop, so it's just that bottom floor. Oddities shops are also definitely for those with open minds! Come in and see what interesting things you can find.

This place is AWESOME! 11 outta 10 you have GOT to come here! You will NOT REGRET IT! This place is…read moreout of this freaking world! Some of the coolest stuff I've ever effing seen. Better than any museum I've been to in soo long. You HAVE to checkout this place if you're nearby, or scratch that, you HAVE to check out this place and it doesn't matter how far you are from it you just have to get here!

Look, sometimes... I think people rate based on crazy expectations. This is a salvage yard, it's in…read morethe name, it's not an antique store. I love antiques and thrift stores and this was a total treasure hunt. The owner was super helpful and passionate about what he does. It's full of treasures but also broken glass so wear shoes, bring a flashlight. Find an absolute bargain. Learn something about what you're looking at. Tons of doors, knobs, sinks, just a bunch of everything and it's kind of amazing. We got a great deal on a door and antique circa 1800s brass knob. I could probably walk around there all day and not see everything. Crazy hours so plan ahead!

This place was a hidden gem!! It may look like a junkyard, but there are MANY hidden treasures…read moreinside this fence!! We went specifically to find a vintage fireplace mantle for our 1920s bungalow. Although we didn't find the right size, they had some beauties that were too big for our space. AND claw foot bathtubs, chandeliers, Tiffany lamps, antique cars, scrap metal, sinks, iron work, doors, windows, stain glass, you name it! There were two very friendly gentlemen that helped us and pointed us to the right place. In my opinion, it should be a law that any home being scraped, should be required to salvage 60% or more of its interior, especially vintage homes. Places like this could become more common AND less landfill waste. Win-win!! Wear closed toed shoes. Everyone observed the Denver mask mandate and social distancing was easy. Outdoors, so plan for inclement weather.

A hidden South Broadway gem indeed…read more The Annex is located next to Watson & Company, and Watson & Company just so happens to have a space in The Annex as well. The Annex has 4-5 vendors inside selling various vintage items for your home. There is furniture, jewelry, ornaments, books, vintage dog outfits, mirrors and so much more. There are some wonderful things to be had here, but you must be brave enough to look around and really think about what would work in your place. Don't just buy to buy, think about where it would work in your place. In the back of The Annex there is a section where everything is 50% off. This is where we found the most perfect ruffled Christmas Tree dog outfit for a friend of ours. It even came with a hat. It was so cute and ugly that we just had to have it. I will be back after the holidays to hunt through the racks for some of those ornaments in the hope that the price has reduced some. They were colorful and sparkly and right up my alley. The Annex is a wonderful place to pick up some additional pieces for the home, either big statement pieces or some accent pieces.

I am OBSESSED!!!! This shop on antique row in Denver (South Broadway) called The Annex and it…read moreis.... I mean I could spend weeks in there. Tramp art, rare boxes, clothes, masks, stuffed bats, jewelry, signs... the whole stretch of antique row is awesome but this by far is my fav place to hang, cool old books too. I need a job there so I can spend all my money there!