Would recommend to anyone who needs roof repair or replacement. Great people! Know their stuff.read more

I absolutely adore this shop in the Aspen Grove shopping center!! They have an eclectic mix of…read morevintage items, new boho chic clothing and unique jewelry! Great place to find a gift as well!

This thrift store has fitting rooms, a great selection of clothes, bags, jewelry, shoes, and house…read moreitems. Definitely worth stopping in for the great prices and cleanliness!

Glancing at it when you go in it's your typical thrift store, not clean not dirty. Didn't really…read morefind anything different. The older lady behind the jewelry counter was nice but the other cashiers seemed like they could care less if you were there or if they were there! Prices were a little higher than I expected for the brands. Maybe you'll find the diamond in the rough but I did not.

Love this little place the owner is wonderful and has the same passion of keeping good products out…read moreof the landfill. Really enjoy the new works space to create or fix your own items at the sewing area! Hope to see some new faces there when in volunteer there again!

I really loved this little shop. It reminded me of a mini version of the Barn (in Castle Rock)…read moreespecially with its wonderful outdoor section with tons of metal art and outdoor pieces. Inside you can wander though a selection of some antiques, but many more seasonal pieces and cute unique items that have a more handmade feel. It was really fun to explore and I loved the selection!

Just some kind reminder that your customers help keep you in business…read more If a customer comes into your store do not act annoyed...if they ask a question be gracious. If they ask for a bag don't be stingy. This customer bought something small in the store with plans to return to buy, but now she won't be returning.

Some amazing finds. Maybe a little high on the price side. But, some true treasures so happy to…read moregive them my business.

I couldn't wait to visit this store. I walked in and just like that I was back in the 70's and I'm…read moreloving it. Walking through this store and looking at all the decor and merchandise took me back in time. So much to look at and not enough time. So groovy baby! I was looking to sell some vintage clothing and I came to the right place. The owner purchased a few pieces of vintage clothes from me and I was appreciative of the prices he offered. He offered cash at a lower rate and an in store credit for a little more. This is a great place to find costumes for all occasions. The prices are so reasonable to purchase vintage items. Depending on the item you are looking for some like, props might be more costly. Stop by and browse you might find a great Halloween costume. There is also a dressing room if you need one. Easy to find, right off South Broadway and vivid colors!

I've never been to an antique mall where they asked if you've ever been there and gave you a quick…read morerundown before setting you free to roam. Also not somewhere that has offered water and restrooms. Lots of things to browse and decent pricing. Come check them out!!!

Tucked into a busy strip mall in Aurora, lies the hidden gem that is…read moreHeirlooms Antique Mall. It may look like just another store front among other businesses from bustling Havana St, but I can assure you, it's more than what meets the eye. I was introduced to this spot via a Yelp event and have been back every single year ever since because inside the two massive levels, are some of the most unique antiques, vintage finds and interesting pieces - yet to be discovered! Various collectors and vintage sellers alike, sell odds and ends throughout the space. Upon entry, it can be overwhelming, but the friendly faces at the front are quick to assist - aka provide directions, sale options and open any cases you may need access to. Very helpful and friendly, indeed! My husband and I ventured here to look around and easily spent 2 hours looking at each booth, finding things that piqued our interest and ended up coming home with us! It's almost impossible to get see it all, so when you see something you like, snag it, because it may not be there again! Inventory turns over fast! Worth a stop in!!

To quote the great Michael Scott..."and that she was better than all the other hos in the world…read more And then... Then suddenly she's not your ho no mo'!" Sigh, Second Chance used to be my number one when I was in the Evergreen/Conifer/Pine area. They always had deals, friendly staff and treasures galore. But oh how the turntables have turned.....no more. They had a new manager come in and I think she thinks she's running a tight and efficient ship but I don't agree. She has limited the number of bags you can donate and in turn, the quality of the items of the store have gone down. I wish they would have more signs about prices and/or deals of the day where you can see them and that the Mens section wasn't on a completely different level (very tucked away) than the Womens. There's different associates working/volunteering there but it doesn't appear that new manager trusts anyone with checking people out when they want to pay. Thrift stores are usually a happy place for me and Second Chance gave me a case of the sads this past time I visited.

Just moved to the area and have been here already a few times. It's well organized, kept clean and…read morehas a wide variety of items to choose from. They also have sales too. It is a co-op I was told and was asked to join. Not 100% sure what that all entails yet, but I'll figure it out. I have purchased a few items too. We bought a great desk chair (at a decent price) and our daughter loves it! I would highly recommend this place. I also hear they pick up your donations as well. I will be returning-

Cats, bad smell, creepy Indian and everything way overpriced I escaped as soon as I could…read more I was on Hwy 85 and headed back towards Denver, I stopped in Sedalia to check for any antique stores and I found this store. I was really excited until I walked in the front door and there was a strange smell. A nice lady greeted me and told me about the cats -- 5 of them. OK so I almost ran out the door at that moment, I'm very allergic to cats but I continued in. The lady explained how the two upstairs beds used rope to hold the mattress in, and she was very excited about it so I thought I'd check it out. I looked around although the smell was so terrible I didn't want to stay very long -- maybe it was the cats or a mixture of cats & antiques dunno but it was BAD! There was no one else shopping in there but me. I looked at some of the price tags for various things and everything was really really expensive! Especially compared to other antique stores in Littleton or Denver. I wasn't very impressed by the rope beds and in the last room there is a life size Indian sitting in a rocking chair -- for whatever reason it scared me, I thought it was another person, and it's positioned to look straight at the door, freaky, I said goodbye to the rope lady and left. Needless to say, I will not be coming back!

My husband and I enjoyed this place very much. Me, for the house and outbuildings (I love historic…read morehouses) and my husband for the variety of antiques. Very friendly lady and cats (there is a sign on the door about them). I loved the smell of the old house; while it was clean and very well refurbished, it had that nice "old house and antiques" smell. The lady allowed me to take pics of the house, out buildings and backyard, I enjoyed that. My husband thought the antiques to be pricey but still a very nice selection and fun items to look at. Also enjoyed talking with the lady about the history of the house and a little bit about Sedalia. Beautiful place, very nice collection of antiques. Thank you Different Drummer for a great experience. :-) I'm curious about the first review: "I'm very allergic to cats, but I continued in". Gee.