cool little place... one of my fav thrift spots. great vinyl. good place to find some hidden treasures.
Best time to come is at the end of college semesters.
So many hidden treasures in this resale shop. Feels good shopping for a cause since profits help the Howard Brown Health Center.
Great for a Sunday walk-a-bout. Neat neighborhood, too.
This place is amazing. It's better than a museum- and now you'll know where to go when you need those weird decorations for that next project you're doing.
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Reminds me of Dickens's Old Curiosity Shop. Good opportunities for creative photography too.
A fun place when you're with friends. Possibly less enjoyable with strangers or enemies, but that is an assumption and has yet to be confirmed.
although this place has some great stuff, their prices are out of this world.. (both retail & event pricing) If they were smart, they would practice the art of charging what they must & not what can!
A cool mix of cheap and old with new and trendy
The vibe is fun. Vintage clothing that's in great condition. Friendly staff. :)
A good selection of everything.
A maze-like array of cases, packed with blown-glass vases, enamel Chicago charms and prints from the ’60s, makes it easy to spend a whole afternoon here.
With 75 dealers and over 25,000 square feet of showroom space, this ‘vintage department store’ has every antique imaginable, with an emphasis on mid-century modern furniture & art deco pieces.
The market specializes in all things mission, Art Deco, midcentury and mod. Furniture and art is the main focus upstairs, while downstairs you’ll find a variety of lighting, jewelry and more.
shoe rack is great /both men and women
Dog friendly! Selection changes constantly, but there is always a very nice array of cosmetics (UD, lorac, tarte, OPI, etc) for really good prices.
The Maxwell Street Market is a free outdoor mkt with a wide range of merchandise, produce & food vendors. I had $3 tacos from @LaPaz. Each taco is the size of more than 2 tacos & tastes really good.
Open every Sunday 7am-3pm. Free admission! Shop around for some good bargains and feast on local food favorites!
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Cellophane bags for baskets can be found here.
They open at 8a. So perfect for early morning errands!
Every era in the 20th century is represented by interesting, hand-selected antiques & vintage pieces here, in an ever-changing selection of furniture, accessories, adornments, decorative arts & more.
While you’ll find a smaller selection of furniture, the mall does offer “newer” items from the more recent decades of the 20th century. Another perk: The prices are slightly lower than BAM’s
If you are in need of a set of antique cufflinks, you've come to the right place.
Very well organized, clean and good selection of prizes.
Love that racks are organized by size and color! And they have fitting rooms too!
Great for clothing- wide variety of sizes, less picked over than other locations, and lots of stuff made in USA!
Awesome place if you like awesome things. If you dislike cool stuff, stay away!
This is a great place to find punk on vinyl.
Great selection of rock and roll records!
Lots of furniture on the second floor, great books and records to be found
Try not to kill all the loose, wild children in here with your death stares. Use your imagination and save some serious money on good clothes.
How often does that train go by? So often you won't even notice.
We love village discount! Also check out the one in ravenswood/Andersonville it’s even more dense w clothes
This location does not accept donations.
Great vintage shop with cute bistro wine glasses and other plates/glasses for good prices. They also have a cool collection of vintage postcards and posters.
The rustic, cozy interior of P.O.S.H. is filled an eclectic assortment of unique housewares, from antique and vintage tableware and glassware to hotel silver and restaurant china and dinnerware.
Hotel silver, historic Queen-emblazoned ashtrays from the U.K. and a smattering of ephemera add up to P.O.S.H.’s enduringly great Parisian-flea-market feel.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA