First time in a while to shop here. Heard a customer double-checked with the owner that that the…read morered price-over was the price. When she went up to check out the lady was very curt and arrogant as she changed her pricing statement. I would have left empty handed. I definitely won't be back.

Stopped in on a Friday afternoon. Neither the owner or employee welcomed us. The store is…read moreabsolutely packed full of clothes and shoes. You have to shimmy between rounders. The clothes were well organized by color and well labeled. Stop in here if you want a good selection of women's and children's clothing. Do not stop in if you want good discount prices...you will do better looking at sale racks at department stores.

Well, I revisited Sozo Trading Co. today and I was greeted warmly again when I entered the store…read more The clothing selection looked just as great as it did the last time I was in the store and I also noticed other things such as beautiful glassware, dishes, sturdy furniture, electronics, a variety of linens plus several light fixtures and nice lamps. And then I noticed the jewelry, because the last time I visited I was looking for mystery jewelry jars and today I was happy to see five or six baggies absolutely full of costume jewelry that appeared wearable along with beads and watch parts and just everything I could use for crafting and repurposing with jewelry. So, I purchased two jewelry bags and the contents did not disappoint me when I opened them at home. So, it was another productive and great day shopping at Sozo Trading Co. In addition, there is always plenty of free parking and if you have the time there are a couple of restaurants nearby.

Sozo Trading Co recently turned 10!!! I can't believe they have been around this long already…read more This is one of my favorite thrift stores to visit. At their 10 year celebration, it was such a fun environment! They had raffles , special pricing and even had a coffee truck on site. I really enjoyed coming here to celebrate with them! The staff is hardworking and seem to enjoy their jobs.

I enjoyed walking around in Urban Suburban a few Saturdays ago, because of the 'no pressure'…read moreservice. There is a wide selection and I think there was an interior designer there looking at vintage furniture the day I visited. And the prices seem to be reasonable even though I didn't purchase anything that day. This small shop is definitely worth a visit.

Cool place with lots of booths that sell antique/ vintage stuff. I really enjoyed looking around in…read morehere. The place is much bigger than I thought. I definitely would like to come back here when I have more time. A lot of the stuff was pricey but there were also booths that were offering sales. There's a good selection of furniture, pictures, home decor, kitchenware, etc. Pretty much everything I saw was in good condition. I'll be back!

I was just there to look at some clothes or shoes and when I was there it was not in a great area…read moreand it feels like someone's house. Interesting place though so I don't hate it.

From the owner: Magic City Mercantile is an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, streetwear, local creators and…read morememorabilia. Complete with an in house jeweler. One could find everything from that band shirt they remember from high school to a classic VHS tape of their favorite childhood movie, or a piece of art they can’t live without. Everything is for sale (basically)! Housed in a 1920’s era former apartment, it has a vibe all its own. Definitely a must for any vintage head or thrifter.

Items that I dropped off for consignment never reached the floor, so it's no wonder they didn't…read moresell. They were designer items, in line with the items they accept. When I scheduled an appointment to pick up unsold items, they returned my items that had not reached the deadline for pickup. On another occasion, I dropped off designer items and when I inquired about the money from the item I was told I had missed the deadline and the item was donated . I don't believe that to be true. They had remarked how much they loved the item at drop off. I believe they kept the item . Just suspect that I never saw my items either times on the sales floor. Of course I paid the $10 fee , their gain, my loss, and picked up my items. BTW some still had the original tags on them, I had never worn the items. Purchased from high end stores. Disappointed.

Owners/employees act like you annoy them just being in the store. Young employee (granddaughter of…read moreowner?) was sitting in a chair by the door and was SLEEPING in the chair. Literally never got up. Customers all in the store.

I didn't have a lot going on one day, so I stopped in on a whim. Just so happened to pick a day…read morethey were having an open house and sale, so booths had sales ranging from 10-75% off. There were also refreshments, and they had a drawing for a gift card. If you're looking to do your own "picking," this isn't it, but there are some nice items. Booths are curated collections of items both new and old, and while I didn't find anything I just had to have, and partly because I was just looking around, I didn't end up taking anything home that day. However, if I were looking for a period piece, or something to redo a room or space, I would consider looking here for something that isn't a big box, mass produced piece.

I enjoyed visiting Vintage Interiors very much today, and I especially appreciated the way I was…read morewarmly acknowledged when I entered the store. There was no pressure or hovering over and around me, which I for one like a lot. The interiors selection was just right for me - very cozy. I only noticed maybe one unoccupied booth and that's always a good sign to me. I made four purchases and at checkout I was surprised to find out that there was a 20% discount value for each item. How nice. It seems to me that the Owners still value the customer. For example, instead of tossing my purchases in a chintzy plastic bag, my purchases were placed in paper shopping bag with carrying handles. Call me silly, but it's those kinds of added touches that make me want to buy from shops/stores that make me feel appreciated. I hope you will treat yourself to a shopping trip at Vintage Interiors in Pelham in the very near future.

I love this store. It's fun, colorful and creative. The poster art of our beloved city of…read moreBirmingham is cool. T-shirts and nicknacks bearing the Birmingham, Alabama name are plentiful. The people working there are always nice and helpful. Prices are a bit high, but the store is in a very popular area, so I imagine rent ain't cheap. You should drop in to cool off after shopping in the farmers market. Makes for a great day out!

I've been digging Yellowhammer Creative's neato Bham-love designs, and therefore I was stoked to…read morepay a visit to their Yellowhammer Print Shop in Pizitz Food Hall. Yellowhammer's main items are t-shirts and posters and you'll find many at this store, along with other goodies such as postcards, bags, koozies, dishcloths, and stuff from other makers, like soaps. I bought a few gifts for friends. Fab local stuff!

This is a great place for you to buy and sell your gently used clothes. I sold a couple of items I…read moreno longer wear here, and was able to get store credit to get a pair of jeans, jewelry, and some beauty products. Don't sleep on this place!

This place is fun and hip! All my kids enjoy shopping here. They have loads of novelty items…read more(candles, pins, jewelry, mugs, etc.) for sale as well as the clothes and shoes. They have a sign out by the door with what they are currently on the lookout for, as they are a consignment shop. You can sign up for their newsletter to get email or text updates about their specials. Try them out soon!