I cannot go in here as much as I would like, because I need to eat, feed pets, pay bills, etc…read more I always find something when I pop in here, the pricing is great, selection is amazing, the place is clean (which is not always the case with resale) and the staff are adorable. Plus they have the largest selection of waistcoats/vests I've ever seen in my life and it is jaw dropping. What a treasure.

Pib's is my go-to for all my outfit needs! Seriously, I should just start wearing a pin that says…read more"I got it from Pib's" everywhere I go. So much of my wardrobe is comprised of their clothes and I'm proud to say so! Not only do they offer a wide variety of vintage clothing, but their new styles are just as cute and freshly rotating. Not to mention, the year-round Halloween section is a must-see, since you never really know when you'll need a good costume!

They could have had the worst selection clothes ever and I'd still give them 5 stars. Purely based…read moreon the fact they had a little corner where kids could play. This is genius. It kept our kids entertained while my wife and I were able to shop without interruption. That said they did have plenty of high quality items , though mostly for women. Would definetly come back

Interesting place. Like a thrift store. You can rent a booth and sell your stuff…read more Different booths have different cloths and sizes. I am guessing people can price their items. Some seems reasonable some little expensive for being used but maybe because of the brand. There is a section for home goods

Animalia is an adorable and charming store offering most everything required to be the hip, cool,…read moremore earth friendly version of myself that I wish I was. As I entered the shop on a Friday afternoon, two girls bearing the same wavy blond bob, glasses, and even exhibiting similar mannerisms greeted me! I asked if they were twins, and we all had a good giggle as they explained no, they just sort of merged into the same person after spending so much time working together. Isn't it funny how that sometimes happens? They were both friendly and helpful, explaining how to dispense the bulk products, and happily answering questions. A small thing that is such a helpful idea, is that they accept donated reusable containers, so if you forget your own, or, like me, happen upon the shop without having previously planned on stopping by, you are free to use any of these bottles! The bulk goods consist of body, beauty, and home products. Featured brands are recognizably good ones: EO, Biokleen, Mountain Rose Herbs, and Meow Meow Tweet (you can even grab a bit of their well-reviewed natural deodorant!). In addition to the bulk offerings, they sell regular size natural makeup and beauty products, lots again from Meow Meow Tweet, Fat and the Moon, and others. They even have reusable period pads and cups. SLC, you're getting so progressive! In addition, there were creative planters and ceramic containers, gorgeously fragranced candles, a variety of incense, clever greeting cards, notebooks and other stationary, pretty reusable totes and bags, and jewelry. Most (maybe all?) are hand crafted, some locally. There was even a small rack of vintage clothing! Prices are reasonable; though do not expect overly cheap bulk prices. As the products on offer are high quality, you will pay accordingly, and it's worth it!

I heard about Animalia through a friend of a friend. I've been on the hunt for a bulk shop since I…read moregot to Utah, so I was very excited to find them despite them being almost a 40min drive from my place. I also heard that they do offer food composting for 60 cents a gallon out back which was a godsend since my new 'hood doesn't do composting (and it's too early in the season to use for planting). The shop is super cute, clean and organized. Parking is very easy out front (no payment required). The vibrant woman working there was ultra helpful and friendly (she even remembered to text me when one of the products I asked about came in). She showed us around and let us know how things worked. I ended buying a lot more than I planned (including their kombucha! cinnamon apple -- yum!), and I am happy with all of their products so far. The rose deodorant is amazing. I have yet to try the epsom salts, but am excited to. The shop overall is a little bit expensive, but I'd much rather pay more to live responsibly. Composting price is a steal though -- definitely my go-to now.

Adore this shop! The energy is light and calm, and it's possible to find all the sacred things…read morethere.

I came in here feeling a little out of my element and the staff was SO kind, friendly, and helpful…read more They were so eager to answer my questions and make sure if was getting exactly what I was looking for! The store is HUGE. I've walked by it several times and never be in before and had no idea how large it was from the outside. Everything I purchased was reasonably priced, and I just appreciate the staff so much for their help. Can't wait to come here again!

The loveliest sales team - always willing to help find the perfect gift. The store has a wide…read moreselection of unique gifts for all occasions at wonderful prices. They have novelty items to high end pieces to fit all budgets.

Olive & Cocoa's outlet is located across from Williams Sonoma in Trolley Square. I don't know if I…read morejust hadn't noticed it before, but I think it's new(ish). A cute sort of home goods/apparel/gift shop, my attention was certainly captured by a few especially gorgeous items: Silk koi pajamas, cute bagged candies and Rice Krispie treats, and snazzy décor. It's a deliciously decorated store, and a delight to wander. Unfortunately, while some goods were marked down from their regular non-outlet price, not everything was, and that's what caught me. Those aforementioned (discounted) jammies were like $200, and much as I adored them, I didn't love them THAT much. I did not recognize the majority of brands, and while that doesn't really mean anything, I have to admit I might have been more inclined to buy such pricey products if I was more familiar with the maker. From what I could tell, though, everything was high quality. I'd say shop here for the hard-to-please/have-everything sort of people in your life. Or, if in the mood to treat yourself at least check it out. There was nothing without which I would die, but it is truly a pretty shop, and while I would not seek it out as a particular destination, will likely stop by again when patronizing Trolley Square.

Quaint and quirky little market and museum of the macabre, selling and celebrating all things…read morespooky and schlocky, from pagan paraphernalia to hex your ex, to murder movie memorabilia, and even more gore galore around every corner of this one-floor horror store!

Rude older lady working - I attempted to walk in @ 11:05 / they're supposed to open @ 11…read moreShe said you'll have to leave I'm not open yet

The staffs here are so energetic, welcoming, and helpful. The moment I step into the store, I'm…read moregreeted with smiles; and it makes such a big difference when it's all good energy. The store is well-kept, clean, and organized. It's my go-to store for all things active/yoga clothes--cute, comfy, and simple. Ample parking outside.

Helpful service by staff, great selection of clothes & other merchandise. Value average for high…read moreend clothes.

Indy Clover (Bountiful location) is honestly one of my favorite consignment/thrift stores to shop…read moreat. They resell great name brand items, and I always get compliments on the outfits I find here. The staff is always smiling; helpful; and just genuinely nice. They always make me feel welcomed :) The store is clean; well organized; and the prices are reasonable. There's plenty of parking, which is never an issue. I never leave empty handed, & I could easily spend hours browsing (I once brought my mom and she spent almost half a day here, lol). Highly recommend if you love unique finds and good vibes.

It's the girls that work there aren't kind. Ive had 5 interactions with different girls there. Two…read moreof them were gossiping, the other one was so unhelpful, the other one didn't know what she was doing and didn't know where anything was. And she also rolled her eyes at me. It seems like this is a trend for this location and it's really sad because people come there to be happy. My friend that I sold there. Had a booth said that her experience with them was so bad. I decided to go in to check it out and I got treated really bad. I love thrifting, however, and this is the closest one and they do have good deals, but the employees make it a living h*ll.