wow! this place is like walking into a movie set dressing room. Hats that the "Rat Pack" could have…read moreworn. Dresses that any hippie lady would have been proud to wear. My son & friend were visiting from Dallas. They asked about buying some cool vintage clothing. I knew thrift stores were a good option, but extremely random. The two highest rated shops are just a few minutes apart. Avengers & Broadway... Avengers clothing was very well organized, clean, high value, & worthy of a visit. If you are my age it's a trip down memory lane. For the younger generation, a look into the past. They even have lots of accessories for the clothing...jewelry, hats, shoes, ties, etc. Go ahead visit those thrift stores, but when you get tired of spending hours shifting through clothing get to Avengers. Even if you are just cruising down Central stop in for a visit, for that future event. You will not be disappointed!

Very unique vintage clothing store men and women! Love it! Friendly service and lots of good…read moreclothes!

A fun shop. The owner is very friendly and willing to work with me on prices. I just didn't happen…read moreto find any clothes that struck my fancy. I think the assortment was a little bit heavy on the 70s styles. But she also has some shoes and bags and plenty of jewelry. I spent quite a bit of time in the jewelry section for sure! The wall decor is fun and the vibe makes this a really fun place to stop in and shop.

Small shop but incredibly well curated.. For the first time in my life, got "10" shirts in one…read moreshot!! There are really no thrift/vintage stores that can match big cities (no offense, Albuquerque) in New Mexico- except for this one! Cheap prices, awesome original items. Equally good for mens & womens vintage. If you're looking to be average, this is not the place for you. If you want distinctive style, in good quality, & affordable- that shows you're ready to frock & roll- then make a beeline for Frock Star Vintage!

I love that they have dressing rooms. I found 2 cute items in less than 5 minutes and I'm a fussy…read moreshopper. Cashiers were friendly.

This used to be a fantastic thrift store, packed to the gills with everything you could imagine!…read moreBooks, clothes, TONS of miscellaneous and toys, records, everything. Now it's like a ghost town. It's in a huge building with tons of empty wasted space, please tell me what happened to this store?!?! Where did everything go? It bums me out. I rarely bother to go in anymore.

My husband and I love a good antique shop. And this one, while it hasn't always been top notch, has…read morerecently emerged as our favorite place to visit. The reasons: they ditched the cheap new furniture that used to consume half the building. And, they added a bunch of new vendors with interesting new stuff that's priced to sell and turnover. So every visit is like a new experience. We just bought a seven foot long media console that is gorgeous, weighs a half ton, and looks like it has seen some stuff. And my husband bought 84 comic books. And any place that has gorgeous furniture/decorative items for me and comic books for my husband is a winner in our book. Staff is friendly and accommodating. But you're really here for the always new, always unique selection. And in that, they excel.

Attention owner: I…read morehad a very upsetting experience at this store. When I attempted to purchase a jacket (approximately $40) using my husband's card, the younger female cashier with long hair spoke to me in a loud, confrontational manner. Rather than handling the situation discreetly, she repeatedly questioned whether I had permission to use the card and continued doing so in front of other customers. The older employee initially appeared willing to handle the situation professionally, but the younger cashier repeatedly interrupted and continued to embarrass me. The interaction became so humiliating that I was brought to tears and left the store without completing my purchase. To avoid any future misunderstanding, my husband even wrote and signed a letter giving me permission to use his card. While I understand that businesses have the right to establish payment policies, requiring a married couple to go to these lengths over a $40 purchase feels like an approach from another era. We are not living in the 1950s. Regardless of store policy, customers should be treated with dignity, respect, and professionalism. My concern is not simply the policy itself, but the employee's conduct. There was no reason for the situation to be handled in such a public, demeaning, or accusatory manner. If there was an issue with the payment method, it could have been explained politely and privately instead of repeatedly embarrassing me in front of other customers. I also attempted to contact the owner or manager to discuss my experience. I was told they are never available and cannot be reached, leaving me with no meaningful way to address this concern directly. I encourage the owner to review this incident and provide additional customer service training to staff. Policies can be enforced without humiliating customers, and every person deserves to be treated with courtesy, empathy, and respect. Also treating customers with suspicions does not create repeat customer retention. My family member purchased my jacket and a bunch of items the shady younger lady suggested that I didn't want. She's super shady and it sounds like their internal staff may be stealing credit card info from another customers complaint on this Yelp rating! Maybe it was a blessing in disguise that uneducated cashier did that.

If you are attending the. Great Southwestern Antiques Show at Expo New Mexico be sure to also check…read moreout Antiques & Things on Central Avenue at Monroe. Lots of vendors with great selection of boots, books, pottery, artwork, posters.

I didn't find a treasure today, but there are so many to be found! The staff are very friendly and…read morehelpful. There is a large array of vendors with reasonable prices. I love the variety of this store. The spaces are well organized and all filled with vendors. I saw some unique items here that I have never seen which always pumps me up!

The best thrift boutique in Albuquerque! Always amazing selection that will leave you looking…read moresnatched to the gods honey. Super fun events that are out of this world. Amazing queen of an owner who is so creative, has a great eye for fashion, and an ally/advocate for so many. A true staple in Abq!

I bought a belt for $5 under a sign that said $2, the nasty woman worker said we cant label each…read moresign with the policy "unless marked" and that my belt should have been somewhere else. Fix your attitude and fix your sign.

Nice staff but unfortunately I didn't read the warning that they only accept donations on specific…read moredays of the week! So I had to leave my donations at the Goodwill next door

Larry was very informative on the local hobby scenes and his store had a bit of everything for…read morethrifters, great service, good value.

Beautiful antiques, vintage vinyl records (of some pretty great bands I must say), and awesome…read morecollectible toys from your childhood! Including but not limited to Transformers, He-Man, Mask, Thundercats, Star Wars, Hotwheels, G.I. Joe and so, SO much more! I can't wait to take my wife and daughter to check out this great store. The owners are incredibly knowledgible and friendly, the prices are a bargain, and you will leave this store with a smile on your face! Go treasure hunting in Rio Rancho today and visit Vintage Roadrunner Antique Mall! Across the street from Intel. You won't be dissapointed!