Vintage to Vogue Boutique is a hidden gem in Greensboro! The shop is beautifully curated with a…read moregreat mix of vintage and modern pieces, making it easy to find something unique. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful without being pushy. The selection is stylish, well-organized, and reasonably priced. Whether you're hunting for a statement piece or just browsing, this boutique is absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back! There are also options of alcoholic beverage purchases in the back

My daughter and I love this vintage store. They have such a widespread eclectic selection of…read moreclothing, items and accessories. You can even get a drink while you shop. I love their vintage looking new dresses and their throwbacks. The store has a cute way of mixing the old with the new. They have one of a kind shoes sprinkled around the store. Oh my goodness and their collection of sunglasses is amazing! Their decor is so chic. Upstairs has a great selection for men and vintage wedding dresses. I enjoy looking at the nostalgia. I think they are priced for the uniqueness of the items. So, I think the pricing is fair. If you are a costume designer or fashion forward person, you would love it. If you live by the beat of your own drum, you would also love it.

Cool shop- hadn't been here in a while. Bought $150 in goods. Found an awesome original painting…read moremy wife loved. I would say the mystery bag was cool - but putting a torn book in a mystery bag with cover that fell off not very cool. Good idea but don't suggest the purchase. Great little shop with super nice staff. Thumbs up.

This store is very cool. The lovely ladies at the register told me this was the second location and…read morethe original is on Elm St in Greensboro. I think I've been there too. They was a WIDE variety of things to pick from but my eyes got pulled to the insane socks I had to get one, will probably be back for more!

Love this store I always find at least 1 item that just always shocks me!! I just love that…read moreplace!!! Wish they had more art other than that awesome place to shop.

Thrifting is not my thing, but I do go with my wife and its nice to find a good pair of pants or a…read moreshirt for less than $10. I've been here a few times. This place is what you'd expect: full of used stuff, no frills, cheap. That being said the selection is pretty good and the store is actually organized, which is a step up from competitors. The staff are nice too.

Fun store we popped into while in the area. The carry a very large variety of eclectic home…read moreofferings, from decor to furnishings. Part of the store seems to be a normal store, with the other half possible, consignment, or rented spaced, as it's broken up into small booths. They had lots of fun stuff, and a good range of antiques to modern, with pricing that also varied a good bit. Staff was friendly, and greeted us upon entry, letting us know if we had any questions, or needed any help to let them know. Good place to check out if you're looking for some fun, and unique decor.

I really like this place. As a previous Yelper noted (and disliked), it is a mix of contemporary…read moreand vintage items, but I don't mind, although I'm usually there for the vintage stuff. The basement usually some good deals, and there's always some delicious mid-century items (even if they are usually out of my price range). I do visit other consignment shops but find things here more often than at others'. Last time I went, the second half of the store seems to be some "booths," sort of like the Design Archives on Front Street. I didn't like some of those items as much - not necessarily to my taste - but I still browsed, and I think that makes the store more enjoyable for people with all kinds of asethics. And thank you to the owner for recommending some upholsterers! I'm slowly amassing a house of items that I really like, in no small part thanks to this place.

LOVE IT! Older and younger people can find things!! Prices are decent! The workers are SO sweet and…read morehelpful! But some shops have AI art..

I love the just plain country store they have great service and a lot of great quality products…read morethey also have selections from Midwestern to simple style and it is great. Every time I go in there I wanna buy everything in the store. The value ranges from $10-$100, but most of it is worth it

Manoman...we visited 8 thrift stores in Greensboro 3-14-26 and Blessingdales was THE BEST all…read morearound Thrift there. We found the prices were the BEST, the selection was good (had fun digging and shopping) and I know when i shop there i am truly helping people take their lives back in renewal. The staff was pleasant and fun to talk to.. VERY Polite! I am going to come back monthly and donate too.. I highly recommend this store!!!

Our favorite thrift store when we travel to Greensboro. Always find good stuff here for low…read moreprices. Especially sports coats and pants.

If you like thrifting and antiques and all the memorabilia from the past, this is the place to go…read morefor a couple of hours. I always feel like I'm looking for the Rosebud toy from my youth. Friendly staff. Off of Burnt Poplar/ Bridford Parkway extension.

I absolutely hate that I didn't have all day available to spend in here…read more Even if I did, I'd still be itching to come back! The variety is unmatched. They have everything!!!! One of the largest selection of jewelry I've found at an antique store and great quality stuff too. Whatever your price range is, they've got it. Toys, furniture, collectibles, outdoor/indoor items, records, books, clothes, literally anything you could possibly be searching for.... It's here! The staff were amazing and so friendly. I think most of the prices were pretty fair, although a few things felt a bit steep. I'm sure it depends on the vendor. Definitely recommend and I wish I lived closer so I could frequent this place! One of my new favorites!

If you love rusty unique objects this is a great place for some serious eye candy. The kind of…read morestore you see in home improvement shows go to for that one unique item they decorate the living room around. My biggest pet peeve with this place is almost half of their items are not priced. This is a huge waste of time to the lay people who want to spend their money for a unique item but don't want to go to the hassle of asking a busy clerk how much everything cost. So I found this experience mostly a waste of time since most of the items I liked were not priced. It's literally business 101. I also found many of the spaces overwhelming with too much merchandise. This place is not accessible to some people due to their narrow claustrophobic aisle ways. You could probably move more product if things were labeled with prices. Otherwise it seems like you are catering only to the rich who don't need to care about the price. Also the parking for this place is abysmal. They have a parking lot that is being taken up with rusty bulk items. While they are neat to look at the seem better places in metal scrapyard. Most parking for this place is street parking and it's a very small street. This place could be so much better with a few tweaks to their business.

Love this place! It's just the coolest collection of things from all over the world. This place is…read morea time capsule but not one of those crappy time capsules that you open up hoping for great treasures but find an old tooth brush and a few books that are worthless....BUT this place is more like going on a expedition with Indiana Jones him self with a historian tour guide of Rick Steves to go through a plunder thus good enough even for Captain Jack Sparrow and his pirates to fine worthy relics for there own collections and decor. Yes, I have a nice collection of my own of tables and different random pieces of decor in my home right now that makes for perfect conversation pieces as the owner himself can tell you where certain pieces came from and came about. Fascinating. NOW, enjoy friends.