I've been to Elevated several times now and have really enjoyed my experiences there. I don't…read morealways love antique markets/warehouses as they can be quite congested and claustrophobic - not Elevated! The aisles are wide, the booths are nicely appointed, and there is lots of great natural light from all the windows. I love that they are arranged by "streets" with numbers for each booth, making it easy to remember where you saw something. There are lots of fun things to check out - I love the reading room that also features art from local artists. They have the ability to rent a shelf vs. a whole booth, which I thought was really cool. Possibly the best part - the free popcorn! I also really like the fun decor like the board game wall. Parking is ample on the street in front or the free lot across the street. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Elevated.

September 6th is their official Grand Opening but they are open to the public NOW. My father and I…read moreheard about this reinvented warehouse thrift/furniture store that opened and had to check it out. With parking directly in front of across the street both free of charge. The entrance was a little tricky to navigate. There was a colorful toy/deco arch far off to the left that we went to only to read a note that said Elevated entrance with and arrow pointing to the right. So we turned around and headed to what looked like an office building entrance but once we opened the door there was a black sign with a white E and an arrow to the right with a open door. At the entrance is an old school telephone booth, with either an elevator (ring the bell for service) or stairs. The stairs were super easy to navigate and we were at the top on no time. The minute we walked through the door there is this cool vibe that permeates throughout the establishment. The way the booths are spaced, decorated, and displayed was very unique giving me lots of space to move about and enjoy the thrift experience. I really enjoyed the use of game boards and how they decorated the walls. I plan on using that idea somewhere in my future. There were many items available from jewelry, dishes, clothing, furniture and list goes on. The air was moving with open windows and fans. Also there are four large dressing rooms available that are spacious and clean. We had the opportunity to speak with one of the proprietors of the establishment Heather. Getting her feedback on the space, wanting to create a unique shopping experience for the community melted my heart. Loved they provided free popcorn and all the time not feeling rushed giving the opportunity to enjoy and possibly find a hidden gem. We walked away with some cooking items and stickers but there was a VERY close call on an antique display cabinet that we are still considering going back for. Great value for all of it. Highly recommend to stop in especially September 6th!

First time in Grand Rapids from Toledo. I came here just because I've see Warehouse One on FB. I…read morewas not disappointed. Floors and booth after booth of treasures. I look for records. Found a lot there but not many I needed. Good deals though and you can spend hours looking. Get here before something crazy happens. I guess they are in danger of losing this treasure.

I found out about Warehouse One from a TikTok video. Warehouse One occupies two floors of an old…read morefurniture factory (Sligh Furniture) and every nook and cranny is loaded with all kinds of antiques (and a decent amount of modern crafts and upcycled stuff). You could spend hours here and not see everything. The aisles and hallways almost seem like they never end. I always like antique shops that have a refrigerator full of soda, tea, bottled water, frappucinos, and such for sale! I dock two stars because the older gentleman working in the store is not friendly and welcoming to new customers. No "hello" upon entering or "let me know if you need help". I got royally chewed out for not standing behind the red and blue floor tape near checkout. Really uncalled for and not how any customer (new or old) should be treated.

I'm so glad I finally checked out Flashback! This vintage/thrift store is so cool and chock full of…read moregreat finds. Nate and I were specifically looking for something for him to wear to our friend's 80s-themed birthday party, and we really lucked out! Lauren was so helpful and friendly, and helped us find an awesome black sequined bomber jacket which was a perfect match for the pants he already had. It was fun looking through all the items - it's mostly clothing, although they do have several cassette tapes. I saw things from the 80s, 90s, and 00s and it was a nice mix of more casual pieces and some fancier things - definitely saw some great 80s prom dresses there! The prices were awesome; I got a super cute red jacket for spring for only $10! I am trying to get into more thrifting these days, so I'll definitely be back to treasure hunt at Flashback again soon.

The guy who owns this had to be a real character a hippie from the old days he carries soup to nuts…read moreyou never know what you're going to find in there beware you're going to be scrutinized when you come in but keep looking

Great resale shop full of stylish items. If you're expecting goodwill prices; this shops not for…read moreyou. If you appreciate quality, on trend items, are familiar with typical designer retail pricing and choose to save some $ as well the planet you should definitely check it

Interesting spot in GR! I've been to this consignment shop a few times now and have been slightly…read moredisappointed both times I've gone. Each time I've gone it seems that the clothes selection is for the wrong season. Going in July I was expecting a lot of tank tops, sundresses, and skirts. What I found was a lot of sweaters, pants, and long sleeve shirts. Prices were high as well. The store is organized very well by color and size which makes it easy to look for certain pieces. The staff were friendly as well! If you're looking for season specific pieces or cheaper pricing this is not the place for you.

August connection is a cute and charming little vintage store on Division Avenue. My daughter…read morereceived a flyer from them at the downtown vintage market advertising their new location so we stopped in one afternoon. They had just opened for the day, but were warm and inviting and welcomed us in. The store is clean and nicely laid out and does not smell musty as Some vintage stores are prone to. My daughter, being of tiny proportions, found several items to bring home with her. Alas, selections are more limited for those of us that are a bit more voluptuous, but that is often the case with vintage clothing. It is no reflection on the store itself. Items were well curated And reasonably priced.

A true gem! My fashion conscious 7-year-old loves the selection of vintage kids' clothes. Tons of…read moregreat dresses and wonderful service.

Absolutely loved my first time here, walked in and was warmly instantly welcomed! There is so much…read moreto look at inside, from Star Wars to Pyrex, legos to records ! We were walked around every corner and felt like we saw something new each time. Everyone was so helpful and nice. They have so many different things to see!! They have some pretty good deals too! It was so fun, my hubby and I met some cool people too. We will definitely be back. Sooner rather than later. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND. What a hidden gem

Fun place to stop! I first went here a couple of years ago and at the time thought it was kind of a…read moreshrug, but they've really ramped up the quality of their dealers and merchandise! Good place to find a treasure! There's a booth that's all vintage military (WWII, Vietnam) that is really cool (complete with vintage radio recordings playing). Booths on main floor are the best, the basement is okay, but not as good. If you go on a weekend, be prepared, the parking lot gets filled up. Maybe call ahead for advice on where to park if it's full. We went on a Saturday around 11-11:30 the last time we were there, and squeezed diagonally between two cars, making our own spot, and it was the last place. They may have other parking - worth a call to ask. Definitely worth a stop!

I stumbled onto this store today with my daughter - great little boutique. They have "actual"…read morevintage clothing. Tons of Levi's and other brands, military garb, sweaters, t-shirts, jackets, coats, pants, etc. It was definitely a walk down memory lane for me (over 60). My daughter and I walked out with 90's leather jackets, very reasonably priced. The store was also very organized and easy to move through. They do have a changing room. Really nice guy working there today. Can't wait to go back!

This little vintage clothing shop is just off Wealthy. I'd noticed it driving by and decided to…read morestop in recently. The racks are nicely curated and organized, and it's a cozy spot. They didn't have anything I was interested in that day, but it was fun to browse. Betteraged is mostly clothing, but I did see a crate of vintage records for $10 each. All of the clothes I saw were in good shape, although I thought some of the prices were a bit high. They had a lot of flannel, tons of jean jackets, and cardigans and sweaters galore. Plenty of great items for fall. I would be interested in coming back again to check out what they have in stock. If you're a vintage clothing enthusiast, I'd add this spot to your list. There's street parking available on Eastern or you can park in one of the paid lots on Wealthy.