Huge and incredible antique mall! Stopped in during a visit to Scottsdale hoping to find some…read morevintage turquoise jewelry. One of the dealers was there and gave me a great deal on some beautiful earrings. They had the most epic collection of swag lamps I've ever seen. Honestly, I wished I had driven instead of flew because it had great pieces of furniture, jewelry and household items. Staff was so friendly and helpful and made sure to connect me with the dealer when he saw I was interested in her case. Lots of deals on unique items you won't find elsewhere.

I see junk amongst treasures. The jewelry is really hit or miss. Some pieces nice some was broken…read morecrap from Claire's or charming Charlie! Who wants a Brighton or kind of Maurice's looking costume jewelry missing stones missing links! Some boots were very good. Like furniture and war stuff.

As a certified thrifty boy, I've been to my fair share of antique malls, particularly the massive…read moregathering of them in Orange, CA. Compared to California, the Brass Armadillo is no slouch! I was quite impressed with the selection there. Also they were well organized too. I had never seen street names for different aisles in a warehouse like this, but they really do help. The organization is great too. Each stall is the same size, and there is even a small section with glass cases for smaller collections too. We spent a good hour and a half in here just perusing. My friend found a small latte cup for his espresso, and I was able to find a nice carbon steel pan for my steaks. The prices were attractive, and I'm positive there's something for everyone there. From antiques to pokemon cards, I mean, come on!

Buncha cool junk that you can probably buy for more than its worth lol…read moreNice staff Kind of expensive but not too bad

I was recently at Everything Goes, and found the perfect piece for my home. I was helped by Nancy,…read morewho seemed to know everything in the considerably stocked store. She could not have been nicer or more knowledgeable about the piece I liked. She held the piece for 24 hours, and then arranged for delivery and payment without my having to make a 2nd trip to the store - and I could not believe the value. Comparable new pieces I was looking at were thousands of $$ more. Her staff were available and helpful on the date of delivery, and the service she recommended was professional and prompt. Would absolutely recommend a visit. Kris Swanson

Stopped by searching for something unique to put on the wall above my bed. I found that and much…read moremore. I found a booth with vintage sunglasses that were reasonably priced. The lady thier was helpful and provided great service.

A quality antique store! A range of selection from cases filled with more valuable and older items…read moreto some kitchenware, mid century, glassware, and endless collectibles. I was warmly welcomed and quickly invited to request to see any case items. The outdoor patio is one of my favorite spots here, with vintage tin signs, pottery, and other "rad" finds. I found this store to be quite reasonably priced- I picked up several items which were nicely held at the front while I shopped. The gal who cashiered wasn't very quick at inputting the items into the computer but she was very friendly which made up for the delay. Since I was so overjoyed with my finds, Janice and her coworker invited me to return with photos of how I was able to decorate around my new items.

I stopped in here last week, looking for some particular cat figures and Native American jewelry or…read morefigures. I didn't find quite what I was looking for, but did find a number of other things I loved, including one in my budget. I think overall the pricing seemed fair, even if I only bought one (or one pair) item. The staff was very friendly and polite, and we chatted a little about what I was looking for, and just day to day stuff. All the items in the store looked in good shape (for their age) and the store is pretty sizeable and well-stocked. It was very fun to browse around through everything, and easy to get staff help when I wanted to see something in a cabinet. I'll definitely stop in here again!

First time coming back after their Tempe market. They must have expanded, and it seems like way…read moremore vendors. There was plenty of parking at Paradise Valley Community College, and the $5 entrance wasn't bad. Wish they had more variety of vendors. After about halfway through, they seem all the same. But this is compared to the vintage market in Alameda. After walking through the entire market, I only walked away with a book.

Wonderful location! Great stuff from terrific, friendly vendors. Glad you are open again…read more Only four stars instead of five because of one objection: we wanted coffee but the sole coffee vendor had a political bumper sticker prominently displayed, so we passed on buying from them.. We merely wanted a relaxing day, free of politics and and other garbage. I saved $ by not from buying from them. Please, keep this market a mellow and relaxing place to visit... And get a second, politics free coffee vendor for those who want their coffee minus bs. Thank you!

Wow! I couldn't believe the scale of this warehouse and the selection! We went in search of a…read morecustom island/prep table. Not expecting much, we were blown away when we found multiple options! The staff were lovely, so kind and helpful. We spent hours there looking! There were so many incredible pieces! 10/10 experience! If you're looking for one of a kind statement pieces this is the place!

It was sold and moved. Same name, not the same place at all. Everything very expensive, not many…read moresmall items. Maybe 1/4 the size of the old warehouse. More like a high end showroom now.

You definitely need to check out Rewind. Unique and one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture, artwork,…read moreknickknacks, rugs, and lamps. All that prices any pocketbook can afford. And the owners attitude will put a smile on your face.

I was very interested in looking through this shop when I was exploring Melrose a couple weeks…read moreago... the moment I walked in the large front desk lady looked upset I was there. I said hi how's your day going and she made a big sigh rolled her eyes and gave me no response. I was completely shocked. I froze I got emotionally upset thinking what could I have done I just walked in. From the items I saw I was impressed but this woman genuinely looked like she hated me being there. I made a quick turn around and swiftly left. Honestly I can't stop thinking about it. I don't her, I don't know what I could've done to deserve that. I went home crying.

Sweet Salvage is such a fun experience! We absolutely love coming here to see all the new themes,…read moreunique finds, and amazing items from the vendors. There's always something new to discover, and you never know what little treasure you might find! If you're looking for something unique to add to your home or just want to spend the day browsing, this is definitely a place to check out. I also love that you can shop local and support all the amazing vendors. It's always such a fun experience, and we look forward to coming back and seeing what's new every time!

Sweet salvage is a vintage home decor market held one weekend per month. The shop is located in…read morethe Melrose district at 7th Ave and Coolidge st (close to so many other thrift shops).They are open from Thursday thru Sunday on the 3rd weekend each month, and the show theme changes. You're greeted as you enter, with a lanyard and number. That way, as you shop and pick out items, associates will take it to a storage room so you can enjoy shopping empty-handed and pick up all your wares as you check out My home is covered in plants, so the Gardenology theme drew me in this past month. Coming up next weekend, March 19-22, the show is themed. "Show and tell." Happy shopping!

I was walking around from DTPHX up into this area and randomly stumbled on this very cute store…read morethat carries a lot of vintage, retro and unique pieces. I know about Cobra Arcade next door but when I saw a sign at the corner with an arrow pointing to a store called Antique Sugar, my curiosity got the best of me and I came in to check this place out! I loved the store and all the unique pieces they have, especially all the different kind of hats! I saw one hat that was an old flight attendant style hat and really really liked it! I needed a pair of sunglasses so got a fun pair here, but no idea if they are going to protect me from the UV rays. I'll definitely come back here again as I love their one of a kind finds!

I love vintage stores, but some are just incredibly expensive. This place is really cool if you…read morelove retro clothing, but be prepared to pay high dollar. For me if I want a vintage shirt, I don't want to pay more than $20 for it. I just can't imagine paying 50 or $60 for a T-shirt. I know it probably has to do with the times we are living and currently. But I can't fathom paying expensive prices for no name brands. This place is really cool and you should definitely check it out.

My friend and I went to browse. So much to see! You could spend hours there just looking around…read moreand then enjoying a nice barbecue meal in the restaurant located inside of the antique market for a quick bite to eat. Seating is limited and it gets busy but it's worth the wait.

This place is huge and they have furniture, home decor, collectibles, records and a lot of…read moreantiques! Be ready to spend a few hours to browse! This place offers booth space to merchants with the marketplace handles the register and sales. They also advertise 10% off for military year round and Senior Tuesdays with 10% off. That's a great deal!