Stopped in today while in the city for business. The shop isn't very big but it organized and…read morepriced fair. I bought a Curry jersey, my family said leave it to me to find his jersey while in Pittsburgh! I also found a cute Zara cap sleeve top. There was a couple shopping the same time I was. It's worth checking this place out. There are a few other thrift stores within walking distance so that was good since taking a Lyft from the hotel was $15 each way.

Eclectic is a good word to use to describe this thrift store in the Bloomfield neighborhood. The…read moreselection of vintage clothing, shoes, accessories, and costumes were very interesting. They surely deliver and one of a kind shopping experience, here. The staff at the front desk were very friendly and greeted us when we walked in. I thought the prices on most of the clothing were fair. They had a good sized selection for both men and women.

This place is super cute! I stumbled on it randomly while trying to escape the summer heat. I found…read morea really cute dress at a decent price. I love that they have really vintage pieces from sweaters to dresses that you don't see everywhere. They have a good collection of vintage jewelry and accessories too. The staff is super helpful and nice. It's pretty big too with two stores next to each other.

Bought a 40's style cashmere coat there years ago and wore it until the sleeves started to shred…read more It was a wonderful light weight coat. This is a fun, quirky little store. You never know what you might find.

Ample parking, simple layout. Prices for clothing were reasonable. However, (I was not there for…read morefurniture but had to take a peek) 499 for a very well used couch and 199 for the matching chair??? That's outrageous.

Second Harvest has a great selection of clothing, home goods, books, etc., whether you're looking…read morefor a bargain or are in need of help. The staff are cheerful and kind, plus they offer a good pantry for those in need.

I stopped in this charming shop during my visit to Aspinwall. I had the opportunity to talk with…read morethe owner Madeleine Byers about what this small business has to offer. It is basically an antique shop however, they sell jewelry, gardening rods.and they specialize in furniture refinishing. She is also into estate sales and along with her assistant are able to transform a lot of "hard to part" with items into something reusable for an interested buyer. She showed me some of the wood pieces they had refinished and they also sell chalk paint if you wish to do the job yourself. She told me it was a good type of paint and she used it to paint her floor. She also does custom orders so if you aren't handy with refurbishing that old piece of furniture they will do it for you. She showed me some perfume bottles that were once sold in the old Kaufmann's department store. She sells a lot of brass items as well. I loved browsing and looking at the artwork made on some of the pieces and even some of the lamps they were selling. I was taken aback by a lovely picture frame that was made out of unwanted estate jewelry. I thought the frame was beautiful but I didn't want it to be overbearing. We tested it with a picture she had in the store and it really added to it. The one they had was 5x7 which she measured. I told her I had an 8x10 of my late mother but I have disposed of practically all her jewelry some time ago. She told me she could make a frame for me if I brought the photo in and custom design it. I also loved seeing the old hanging monkeys around an adorable rocking horse. Depending upon what you buy it can get to be a bit pricey. She told me the price is contingent on all the work put into it. The most important thing is that everything is final sale. I must stress that so know before you go. She told me that they got a lot of business before mother's day with families buying refurbished vases. There were only a few left and they were absolutely breathtaking! This shop is at the end of a one way street near Luke and Finch. You can either pay park in the metered lot or you get one hour free parking on the next street over which is one way the other direction. It is worth a visit and a good contact in the event you need handle an estate.

From the owner: Our locally owned and operated home goods store is located in the borough of Aspinwall, PA. We…read morepride ourselves on an eclectic mix of antiques, refurbished furniture, Dixie Belle chalk paint, unique jewelry, and locally made artisan goods. Our diverse selection of refinished antique furniture, handmade jewelry, and unique goods will keep you coming back to see what new whimsies have arrived. Stop in today!

Stopped by today while in the area for business. The shop isn't very big but it's organized. I…read morefound the prices to be reasonable. I bought a cute Tory Burch dress. Will be super cute for work. Since I took a Lyft there, I was happy to check out a few other stores that are within walking distance. Store was pretty steady while I was there. Definitely a place to check out.

I LOVEEE THIS PLACE. it is always a go to spot for me when I want to start my day and thrifting. It…read moreis such a cool spot with such a variety of t-shirts, sweatshirts, jewelry and dresses. Definitely a spot to check out

Fun combination of thrifting and antique shop…read more Bargain items to be found, yet mixed in with more expensive items, like some $200 jackets from Italy! Well organized and beautiful seasonal setups (Steelers, Christmas, and Hanukkah now). Even some nice gift baskets pulled together with different themes for great deals - I imagine that locks businesses and silent auction events would love this option! Great service with attentive staff ready to answer pricing questions and keeping the store clean and organized.

Every now and again I poke back in to check thriftique out and each time I am disappointed. It…read moreseems like they updated their store and now have a bigger "designer" section. This is great if you love spending close to brand new prices for target brands, Zara, and other fast fashion brands used clothing. Prices are astronomical for the quality and uninteresting selection. I found a few items made of good quality materials but half the articles were covered in stains and over fifty dollars. I'm interested to know how they choose to price their items. If you have money burning a hole in your pocket maybe this will be your place, but you can buy the same soup stained sweater for $5.99 at goodwill in the same building. I've accepted it just isn't my cup of tea. On a bright note, staff is always friendly and their music choices are great. The setup of the store is really nice and has a lot of clothes by color, which I like a lot.

Shopping in Lawrenceville today and stumbled across another great little woman owned consignment…read moreboutique. Great upscale fines, Versace, Louis Vuitton, and so many more. Has a great sale if it's over 30 days it's 25% off and I have the tickets over 60 days. It's 50% off the ticket price. So you gotta shop the racks and find a deal. And the staff was so nice.

This gem of a store is a "go to" for me! Jackie the owner is so personable and helpful. She will…read morego the extra mile to help find the perfect accessory or whatever your needs are. I also consign with her and it's always a pleasure to do business with her!

Such a unique, fun place to shop. This is real time vintage. Staff and other customers were super…read moretalkative and helpful. My friend and I loved it. She got a Dior scarf for under 20 bucks!

Almost impossible not to feel inspired and find something cool to bring home to join you on your…read moreadventure. Highly recommend a pilgrimage to this classic city staple.

Great new place in Lawrenceville - trendy vintage clothing store coupled with well-curated used…read morevinyl selection. We recently decided as a family to dive back into collecting music, and we're already en route to the place a few doors down for LP's when we stopped in here. The LP's are not inexpensive, but if you carefully take them out of the jacket, you'll quickly see why: they are usually originals with zero visible flaws. These are NOT the bargain bin throwaway "I hope it will play" LP's that a lot of used stores sell - these are well cared for gems. I even saw a Coltrane "Giant Steps" first pressing there... like I said: quality. The same holds true for the vintage clothing - it's all well kept and in great condition! Will most definitely pay them a visit routinely to check out what they've added, so I can add to our small collection of legendary LP's. The staff were friendly, and also knew how to let customers meander through, without being overbearing - very much appreciated!! Will be back!

I went in here the other day and it looks like you could score some good vinyl here if you are into…read morerecord collecting. The selection is o.k., some cool 80's new wave stuff, a bit pricey though.