Very cool! I'm biased though, because I've found some jewelry there I was quite fond of. It's still…read morea good place to swing by on a weekend just to browse too.

Ummm... this "market" looks more like a garage sale with consignment store owners selling stuff…read morefrom their stores. I was expecting a lot more when I saw the sign, but was disappointed not only with the stuff the had but also with the prices! For example there was a stand with a used doll they were selling for $20. What??!! Their used jewelry section was better but again, I'm not sure I would buy earrings that someone wore for $10-15. It was a good 3-minute look, but definitely shouldn't be dubbed a "market".

they advertise for weeks and I get all excited because they're coming to this area and I can take…read morein all my coin most of it. I work I work long shifts. I went in there this morning when they I got there 10 minutes after they opened 20 minutes. I'm sorry after they open and then there was one person working a ton of people I had to be to work. I couldn't wait hours. I think if they advertise and they wanna do the roadshows they need to have more than one person doing it. They need to accommodate for the so that was poor business on their part. I am very displeased.

They're okay if you don't mind the extremely rude attitude from the worker there or sitting there…read moreall day. Or getting underpaid for your items, but besides that, it's great place to go.

Sometimes you just end up with gold jewelry from your past relationships or relics from your…read moreprevious career as a pirate. I won't tell where I got mine from. I went to three places (the other 2 were fine jewelry stores) for quotes and JM had the best offer. The process was pretty straight forward. The owner weighs each type of gold separately (10k, 14k, 18k) and then does some furious calculations behind his desk. I can't say for certain what goes into the calculations since I am too short to see over the tall table but he did look up the current price of gold on his computer. In the end I didn't end up selling the gold. One of the designers at the other store helped me design some modifications to make repurposed jewelry instead of selling it for scrap. But that's not all. The Pawn shop is definitely the better of the two elements in the same store. I was pleasantly surprised at the funky attitude the store housed. The store also houses a collection of vintage art and furniture. It's like the best parts of an estate sale were put together in a small shop. There was a variety of fine furniture and "modern" vintage art and industrial lamps/lighting fixtures. Definitely worth a look.

From the owner: We are about giving you the Best Price for Your Gold…read more Trade Your "Old" "Broken" and "Ugly" Jewelry for Cash! Sell your gold for cash quickly and easily. Join in with others in what some are saying is the modern-day "Gold Rush". Prompted by the high price of gold, many people like you are digging broken and out-of-date gold jewelry and other shiny gold treasures out of their drawers and selling it. In this tough economy some are selling their gold to help cover their car or house payments because they are out of work or their hours have been cut. Others are doing it because they know it's a good time to part with old gold and get some extra cash for a vacation. The reasons are varied but they are cashing in.

I came by to look at a few rings…read more Luis was helpful and patient. He told me about the payment programs they have. There's a wide selection of items, from luxury fashionable items (bags, shoes) to instruments, gaming consoles and much more. I'd come back to purchase more items!

I brought in a lifelong collection of silver. I have marked Italian chains and bangles, rings from…read moreItaly and China, some native American bracelets, 950 hoops from Peru, a Pandora bracelet, loads of earrings, pendants, a huge garnet encrusted cross; and a man there cherry picked my collection, said he tested my bracelets and then said nothing tested as gold. Ha! Then he said I'd have to make an appointment to get everything looked at. (After hemming and hawing around for half an hour) Why the Hell would he think I'd bring it back in after that big waste of my time and effort.

This place has an asshole manager that ripped me off. I sold him a vintage war jacket worth over…read more$2000 and you know what he payed me??? $100. I told him it what it was worth and that I was unable to sell online and he totally took advantage of me. DO NOT GO HERE. I also looked around the shop and everything was overpriced absurdly! He also took like an hour "searching" on his computer and he wasn't even typing or moving the mouse. Complete asshole! Thumbs down atw

If you'd like to borrow a mint, go to Mentos-Loan…read more But if you want to pawn some stuff and not get paid enough for it, come to Metro Loan. I came here only once, a very long time ago, when my car had been stolen and all my music equipment was ripped off out of the back of it. So I came here looking for my keyboards and PA and amps and all that. I was treated decently, it wasn't anything too bad nor too great. The guy was nice but basically told me I had no chance of finding anything, and mentioned some other Pawn Shops I might try. I tried maybe 10 others, most of which I can't remember, but I do remember this one for being close to downtown, being overpriced, and being willing to help me locate other possibilities.

Don't go here, the tall White woman with black hair is obviously not qualified to work there…read more First of all, I had a brand new laptop thats never been used or opened for sale worth about $920 in retail. I tried to offer it for $700 and then she scanned it to search up the retail price. Finally, she said she'll pass and I asked why. And she said "Because you're trying to sell it for about twice the amount its worth" I was like ....um, "how, I offered $700 and its worth about 900 and some change." I showed it to her and this woman went and searched up the product. She went a showed me a random EBAY listing the product for $400. Now she said "It doesn't matter how much you got it for retail, what matters is how much people are willing to pay for it" Now thats true. However, on Ebay, sellers can set THEIR OWN PRICES. So if someone is TRYING to sell my same product for $400, that doesn't determine the value of my own. And worst yet, the Ebay seller didn't even SELL the item yet, or it probably could have been refurbished! So how are you going to compare an ebay listing to a retail price when the ebay seller hasn't made any sales yet and you weren't sure if the item was brand new or refurbished? By this logic or method these people go by to determine what they'll pay you, I highly HIGHLY advise anybody against wasting their gas money or cab money to sell anything to these "professionals". Terrible. Also the woman who answers phones, hangs up on customers!!!

I've been to this establishment a few times and everytime they have treated me awesome. I've been…read moregiven top dollar that I have felt fair for both sides. They are my goto spot when I need to get rid of a few items.

Fast friendly service, nice atmosphere. Better exchange rate for precious metals than a pawn…read morebroker.