Is Gremlina a female gremlin? I did not see her but I entered a colorful world from decades past…read morewhen I walked through the door. The impressionist style artwork with vintage frames (painted by friendly owner Debra) lit up every part of this large store. My favorite area held racks of vintage clothes, shoes and jewelry. Gremlina has lots of treasures at reasonable prices. Set aside some time to browse and don't miss the four storage rooms in the back!

The store is absolutely lovely with many great quality furnitures and other decorative items…read more We went there the first time and got ourselves a table and already planned to come back for more things. The owner Debby is super nice, we like the fact that she is very helpful when we asked for information then she let us browse around freely. We believe that the price is always goes with the value, to compare with some other vintage stores, it seemed that Gremlina is a little pricier, but Debby has put her heart and knowledge to picking up great pieces and curated her store very well so it worth it.

The best consignment store in town! Beautiful pieces, very unique and high-end. The customer…read moreservice is outstanding and happy to help make decisions or selections. There is free parking in the lot beside the building. I have gotten all of my best pieces over the years at Revolver.

My fiancé went into this store to look around for the 1st time. It was a cold day so I stayed in…read morethe car. When he returned he said, "It's REALLY good you didn't come with me into the store!" I asked what happened. He told me an unleashed aggressive dog was standing directly inside the entrance and loudly snarled and growled at him as he tried to enter the store. The female owner of the dog&store told him the dog was a "rescue" and that it didn't take a liking to men. I have documented allergies to dogs and also fear them for their unpredictable nature as what happened when he casually walked into the store. It's a shame because he probably would have bought me something warm to wear if the dog had not been there growling at him. Also, I only buy second hand from smoke&pet free homes/stores. *Message to management: I've never owned a clothing store, but I've worked at one. It's very important for customers to feel safe and welcomed when trying on clothes and window shopping. In what world is it considered civilized to have an unleashed, untrained and aggressive dog positioned at the head of the store? You are actively discriminating against men shopping at your store by bringing this dog to work. Men like to surprise their girlfriend or wife or mother with something nice to wear from time to time. If you don't have liability insurance for potential dog bites when a man enters your store it might be time to get some. Or, better yet, just install a modern security system and leave your aggressive dog at home or bring it to a shelter. You will be doing the city of Raleigh and it's citizens a favor.

Parking is terrible, had to pay to street park to even get in. Then everything is extremely…read moreoverpriced! My husband and I visit thrift stores and antique stores all of the country and I have never seen a place as overpriced as this one. Do not recommend.

I went looking for 80's clothing. Way overpriced! Most items were $30+. A little salt shaker was…read more$50! Add the parking situation and it was a wasted trip.

When you enter the trunk show you can expect vintage meets consignment from the moment you head…read moredown stairs. You're greeted by the staff and then are able to peruse through the several separate rooms finding fun and kitchen items abound to meet your fancy. If you can't find it here then you're not going to find it! Things are decently priced by the specific vendor and well preserved. I found some handmade soap that smells like the ocean as well as a local artist coasters and a vintage leather bracelets as well as several other things. It's a dangerously fun it's fine if you're in the area definitely pop in!

Fun little spot to walk around and maybe find a treasure or two. My partner and I went in on a whim…read moreafter breakfast on Saturday and found Christmas glasses that matched our set perfectly! And it was all reasonably priced.

This place is amazing! The offering are plentiful and the pricing is fair. This is my new must see…read morespot whenever travel down south. Can't wait to visit again.

short review for a short visit…read more Went a bit after Christmas 2025, and it was cold out, and all of the indoor venues were closed for renovations, and the outside vendors that they had were very sparce, and the same. They all had clothing or shoes for sale, of which, the quality was not as good as thrift shop. I will come back again in the spring, if the renovations are complete.

Great selection of furniture, art and books - good variety. It's a small shop but I've had some…read moregreat finds!

I was excited to go in here because of all the good reviews, however upon walking in the store, the…read moreladies at the counter all looked at me and no one said anything. It was a bit odd to me but I brushed it off. The only reason I am mentioning it now is because every other person who walked into the store after me received a nice warm welcome. I will give the store credit, I feel as thought they had a decent selection and fair pricing, however I put all of my items down and left after the entire time I was in there, the older women were doing nothing but gossiping up at the counter. It was very loud and honestly the only thing you could hear throughout the store. They also kept talking about one specific customer, who mind you, was in the store shopping as well. I really wanted to love this place, however I refuse to give money to a business that I feel, disrespects their clients and are only nice to those they deem worthy.

I love love love this thrift shop. This isn't just a thrift shop, it is a popular, well stocked,…read moreplace to enjoy for hours! No kidding. You name it, they've probably got it. If you are a collector of Crystal, you hit the jackpot. I used my Zophi app to analyze some items, and I was looking at an eight dollar Crystal vase that was worth $120. Now this one had a chip in it, which was why it was only eight dollars still this store is a gold mine of treasures if you have an app that you can scan and have analyze the worth of these items. I have seen many collectors items in that store and that store is loaded with excitingly high-end donations This store is unique in that they actually have attended fitting rooms, where you're handed a buzzer when a fitting room opens and you can have your turn. That's how popular this thrift shop is. They have an amazing selection of clothing where you can find some designer labels, hats, bags, antiques, vinyl records, lots and lots of beautiful framed pictures for extremely good prices, they even have bridal wear. Their jewelry counter is so much fun where you can find vintage earrings for two or three dollars up to five dollars, gorgeous statement, necklaces, bracelets, and rings, it's hard to walk away from that jewelry counter with nothing. Behind the jewelry counter is a gated section where you're really high-end items are located. You do have to have permission to go through the gate, but it's worth it to see some of the absolute die for items. They have checkout counters with efficient volunteers, who are friendly, and they have bagging or boxes whatever you need. You can join and earn points for your purchases. Plenty of parking, very easy to get to location, and bonus they're right next to the Restore where you can check in for some super nice furniture at great prices and some other items if you're looking for furniture. But let's stick to Dorcas, don't miss it. They must have thousands of books, hard back two dollars, paperback one dollar, with a few exceptions. Another reason you can stay in there for hours. Tons of stuff for kids, young and old A crafting corner. And again the prices are very very reasonable and you don't have to ask because there's a sign on each section that tells you how much whatever in that section Costs. If you are a collector, a reseller, or just someone who likes gifting the unusual, this is a great place for you.

We got here about 9:55 on Saturday morning and there was already a long line. They opened right at…read more10 and the line moved very quickly. A bit disconcerting, almost like a black Friday experience! Right when you walk in you see shoes and then a discounted clothing rack. There are so many racks of clothing! They also had a nice selection of books, artwork, and housewares. All of the employees (volunteers?) were very nice and welcoming and helpful. Truly one of the friendliest thrift stores I have been to. The only things I didn't like were how busy it was but it is awesome so I guess it's only fair that so many people love it. The other thing is that some items were ridiculously priced...I didn't see an overwhelming amount of this but enough that I thought to mention. Overall a fun place to shop!

I saw a sign that said Thrift next to a cigar lounge as I was driving by this shopping plaza, and…read moresimply had to take a detour to check it out. I am glad I did, as Cat Angels Thrift Store is the perfect local thrift spot. I am forever looking for lowkey, under the radar-type thrift shops, and this one fits the bill. The space is quite small and well-organized. There are racks of clothing along the walls and a shoe cubby. I really appreciate how neat everything was, and how the clothing was reliably sorted by size. It made the browsing experience really enjoyable. There were lots of unique pieces and good materials. I ended up snagging a pair of Sam Edelman boots for under $20, and they were in great condition. There is a stamp card available as well! You get a stamp for each shopping trip over $20. Once you fill the card, you get $$ off your next purchase (I forget the amount off the top of my head). I am glad that money goes towards a no-kill cat shelter, and will definitely shop/donate here going forward.

This is not a "thrift store" and unfortunately the prices are higher than some antique malls…read more You'll find a good selection of clothes, housewares, and random junk, but nothing is priced to sell.

Great selection of clothing, jewelry, accessories & home decor. Perfect for gifts of all occasions!…read more Bet you also leave with a gift for yourself! Check out their frozen food section! All locally made dishes are ready to take home and bake. I've tried the pot roast casserole, taco bake, sausage dip & ham rolls. All were tasty & make great gifts for your neighbors. Christmas morning, I'm serving their crab quiche! Can't wait! Remember to shop local & support our area's family-owned businesses!

We stumbled across this shop when we got lost in the Five Points neighborhood and what a find! It…read moreis a former convenience store (hence the name) turned shop filled with lots of unique vintage and contemporary jewelry, clothing, home décor, all with a Southern preppy feel. And, because it was a convenience store, there is a bank of coolers with six packs of local beer, Locopops and ready-to-go-meals- craziness! The store is organized by vignette and theme, making browsing fun. I found the prices to be really good, especially on the jewelry, which is displayed on tables and probably 25% of the inventory. The staff is super friendly and based on their Facebook page; they seem to have lots of fun events.

This place is HUGE!! There is so much to look at, it's like a treasure hunt. There is a nice…read morevariety of things to look at, from furniture, decor, books, records, toys, specialty items and tons of dishes and items from years ago. My son and I enjoy going and browsing a couple times a month. Definitely recommend, you are bound to find something!

A lot going on inside here for sure! The basement floor is pretty cluttered- which yes it is an…read moreantique store, but the prices were high for it not being a curated space. I saw a nordicware copper Bundt pan listed at $120, which was crazy to me. They sell new for like $50. The upstairs/top floor was better organized. It wasn't as crowded/hard to walk. There were some beautiful vintage clothes. But there was only one "dressing room" which was the bathroom up there. So not ideal. I recommend going up there instead of downstairs if you're short on time. There were signs advertising a year-round Christmas antique area, with hours on Sunday 1-5pm. I was there at 3pm and could not find it. There were signs pointing to a locked door. And nothing on the level was Christmas. So that was a bit disappointing. The workers are generally sitting at the checkout/stands around, so I didn't have much interaction. Overall, fun to check out but not a lot of great stuff for good value.