We happened upon this shop while walking around the area and were pleasantly surprised. They have a…read morehuge selection of merchandise for both men and women and it's clearly organized by sections. They even have a whole rack of Western clothes, formal dresses and even wedding dresses. Vintage is upstairs and I was drooling over the selection of Pendleton blazers but there were none in my size. Lots of bags and wallets too. I scored a great looking no name clutch that looks expensive (like Coach) for only $5. I spotted a gorgeous leather bag but it needed repairs that I wasn't interested in making. If you like to thrift, this place is a must in Laramie! Easy street parking.

NU2U, Laramie -- On October 24 at 4:30 pm, I stopped in on my way to the airport. Downstairs in the…read morebargain basement (where everything is discounted), I found a lightweight Columbia jacket and upstairs a pair of jeans. The jacket had a pink clearance tag like the other 50%-off items, and the tag matched the jacket (brand/color/size) with a printed price of $33--see my photo for reference. It was also dirty with spots on the shoulder I am hoping will come out. At checkout, the clerk said the tag was "wrong," took the jacket away, and I waited about 13 minutes at the register alone while a long line formed. When he returned, he said the jacket was now $40, but he'd honor 50% off the new price--which came to $20 instead of $16.50 (50% of $33), an extra $3.50. This last-minute price change felt confusing--especially since it was on the clearance floor and the tag details matched the item. What would have helped: * Honor clearly tagged clearance pricing (or post a clear exception policy). * If a tag needs verifying, ring up the other people with another checker so the line isn't held up. * Post the basement discount policy near the rack so expectations are clear. Sharing this so management can improve the process as this felt terrible. If there's a policy explanation I missed, I'm happy to update this review.

From the name, Bent and Rusty, I had anticipated antiques. Not true. Inventory is new, retail items…read moreat artisan prices. Not a single employee said, "hello" or "can I help you". Apparently it is more important to fluff up displays than chat with clients. Too bad because I would have like to purchase a "pallet flag" but since I was not important enough to speak to, I left without purchasing anything. Especially interesting since I was the only client in the store.

Best store in Southern Wyoming for western decor. Two floors of unique items to transform your home…read morefrom suburban bland to cowboy cool.

Snowy River Quilts & Vintage Finds has a very friendly staff and an interesting Row by Row 2016…read moreselection. During our road trip, we tried to stop in at at least one #RowbyRow2016 (https://www.rowbyrowexperience.com) quilt shop in each state that we passed through. In Wyoming, we selected Snowy River Quilts & Vintage Finds primarily due to their row selection and also their proximity to our route.

Super cute quilt shop. So much to choose from. They even make sure to mark what's New. Kits…read moreAvailable which is nice. Super friendly. Lots of precuts. I wish I had more time to check all the goodies out.

This shop has some great vintage western, early american and Asian items. We bought a cool three…read moretiered Asian box for $15.00that is so unique. The leather purses seem reasonable and clothing too. Except I loved the wool plaid shirts but they were a little high at $50.00 each. The store is clean and the clerk knew where to find things. I will go again next time I am in Laramie.

Mimi'Consignment store is a large second hand vintage clothing and furniture shop located in a…read morelarge ground floor building in Laramie. The first impression is that the store has a lot of merchandise to the point of appearing cluttered, but upon closer inspection, the items are well maintained and placed in an orderly way. I was greeted warmly right away from the owner from behind the register. Mimi's is one of those stores that you can get lost in finding treasures or trinkets like book, boots, furs. The owner approached in a pleasing way to see if I needed assistance. All the items are clearly marked with a price tag and to my many seemed a bit overpriced, but all were in good condition with no odors, stains or rips. The furniture portion of the store is not nearly as crowded and is arranged in living area bunches. All the items are of very good to excellent quality. The lighting is good throughout the store and sales staff are not pushy. Jane made polite inquiries and asked if another customer would like to join the guestbook for future specials. The entire 30 minutes I spent in Mimi's was great, the music not too Ioud. I would highly recommend this store.x and it was clear Mimi has a lot of repeat customers as inventory is often changing. Besides the prices, I think Mimi is taking good care of customers, merchandising and signage.

Visited for the first time, a wide variety of antiques all reasonably priced and the owner was the…read moresweetest making it an even better experience!! Highly recommend visiting!

I stopped in her for the first time today, and will definitely be back. Nice little humidor,…read moreDecent cigar selection, and reasonable prices. What made the visit 5-Star was the owner. She is the sweetest lady, so friendly, and interesting. She loaded me up with a cutter and matches at no charge so that she was sure that I was able to smoke them, and put everything in a cool little bag in case the match box opened up. These sound simple, but I don't think I've ever had a tobacconist give me a cutter at no charge, and even matches seem hard to come by at a lot of places. And the little bag reminds you of something you would have gotten years ago at an old dime or general store. Some time simple things are the most memorable.

Some employees where very rude, if i asked for was ignored most of time. I believe that who ever…read moresets prices thinks that all of their customers are wealthy. Last but not least i think they thought i was going to steal them blind. I sure miss do miss Laramie Salvation Army. If i where upper management I would address some of this, but I don't believe anyone cares. FYI Some of the items they have priced higher than Walmart!!!!!!

Staff was immediately rude as soon as we pulled into the parking lot, we were told to "next time"…read moreplease park somewhere else (we have a large pick up and parked in the easiest spot to access) the employee followed us into the store and in the most condescending tone told us actually we needed to move now, we would have been fine moving if she had been polite or asked when we first pulled into the parking lot. As she was telling us to move we could hear other employees laughing in the back ground. We promptly left and will not return due to the rudeness of the employees at this store.

Really enjoying this store there is always something new to look at and appreciate. There is an…read moreeclectic selection and prices seem more than fair. Being a purse connoisseur I was surprised and happy to see an area with high end bags like LV, typically drive to Denver for those. Definitely worth a drive to Laramie and definitely put on my antique and flea market rotation. The ladies in the front are very knowledgeable, helpful and pleasant. Laramie is such a cute little town!

Until my recent-most stop, I could give a solid 4. Supporting a small business took priority…read moreover purchasing roasted-salted peanuts labeled as being prepared in a home kitchen. There was no indication on the label where said kitchen is nor where the peanuts came from. Similar applies to the fresh vegetables that I saw, it is early season for those. Perhaps they're from a green house - no prominent signage stated where they came from. Had I thought at the time, I'd have left the store empty-handed. Why does non-local matter to me? Because a LOCAL small business owner was denied booth rental because a small number of items offered are not Wyoming based (a larger number of items are) and are marked accordingly. This business has potential to draw in customers, supporting itself, and other booths. My suspicion from conversation with other small business owners, is that there was more to being denied booth rental than what was disclosed.