It's a small affair, but most of the stuff was interesting. A little gem for interior designers. I…read morethink thrift is a bit of a misnomer. It's definitely more antique than a regular thrift store like Goodwill. The attendants were sweet. I picked up a glass birdie for my mom for her birthday. A cool place to come for a gift idea.

Owner was very nice and welcoming, lots of cute items. I was traveling through so sadly not a lot…read moreof room to buy but next trip back I will reserve a larger space for fun finds

Super cute selection, very reasonably priced, and nicely curated finds besides just clothes. Ranges…read morefrom affordable to more expensive (but rare) vintage finds. More women's than men's, but I still found a vintage USA Levi's button up for $5! Plus the owner is very friendly and gave me and my family discounts on all our items. Definitely check this place out if you're thrifting in the area!

Mostly clothing with the lowest prices in town by far. Clean, bright place with amazingly friendly…read morevolunteers staffing it. All proceeds go to charity.

I'm a thrifting connoisseur! Lol! I lived in this town for over a year before I found this place,…read moreand I never would have except someone recommended them for unique Christmas ornaments. They were right! I bought a lovely gold Angel for our Christmas tree! I also picked up an Under Armor hoodie for my son, a brand new picture frame (50¢, you just can't beat that!), a pair of shoes for my son, and some Christmas greeting cards. Staff is so lovely! Reminds me of grandmas so happy to see you! Very helpful too! Bear in mind there are no returns, no receipts, and must pay with cash.

I visited Market 102 in the fall, around Halloween time, so the place was decked out with spider…read morewebs and spooky stuff. It was very cute! But I have a feeling that Market 102 is always cute throughout the year. It's just that kind of place. Market 102 is housed in an old Valparaiso sheriff's house and jail. The building itself is really interesting. I wish I knew why it was called Market 102, but honestly, I can't be arsed to find out. The address is 153 Franklin, so it can't be a reference to the address, can it? Who knows! Maybe someone can let me know later. This place is filled with artisan-made things, vintage goods and boutique items. This is an excellent place to find a gift for someone who has everything, because there are so many random things everywhere.

First time coming here, this building was absolutely fascinating when we walked past it and didn't…read morerealize it was a vintage store. It's only one floor while the upstairs is not accessible. This store has a great selection of everything and it's completely different which each room you go into. Items are all at reasonable prices too. Great gift ideas for family and friends

A lot of really cool things. New, old, pictures, jewelry , lotions and soaps, etc. prices are…read morereasonable. Don't forget to look high and low. Treasures are everywhere!

If you are looking for affordable clothes, furniture, accessories, literally anything you can…read morethink, they have it. My first time there, it was truly the best experience I ever had. They have prices that nobody has ever seen before. I bought 2 leather jackets, a pair of shoes, and a blanket that I soon turned into a poncho (for free). When I first saw the prices I was surprised at how anything in this economy could ever be this affordable. Thank you Picked Vintage.‍

I get that thrift stores often smell unpleasant, but Valpo Vintage needs a good airing out. It's…read morenot even an old-stuff smell -- it's more like a restroom smell. And this was confirmed when I visited the restroom, which also serves as the fitting room. (P.S. They don't have a fitting room here, but if you ask nicely, a grumpy person will let you try on stuff in the restroom, while standing outside of said restroom.) Someone needs to come by and sift through the things for sale here, and get rid of 60% of them. Have you ever seen footage of someone clearing a table or counter by sweeping their arm across a pile of stuff? Someone needs to come and do that to Valpo Vintage, metaphorically. (Or literally, really.) More is not more, sometimes. I did find a cool Shirley Temple glass mug, though. And a blouse that I thought was cool, but after trying it on in the restroom, I confirmed that it was too big and blousy for me. Mostly, though, this place has a lot of junky things, and not very many cool vintage things. It's like an indoor yard sale: items that someone wants out of their house.

Employees are so rude, they won't talk to you or do anything to help you and basically hide from…read moreyou. The store is smelly and everything is so beyond overpriced.