Urban Outfitters is such a vibe!!! Cool & hip clothing. Unique gifts. Just cool everything…read more Love that they are bringing the old school Monchichi from the 80's back. Lots of Monchichi merch. So cute. And so nostalgic. We are a Hydroflask water bottle family through and through. But what's up with the mini Hydroflask bottles? Like I don't understand what you can put in there. SHOTS?!? Lol. Weird. They have a fabulous clearance and sale section too, my daughter snagged some good finds in the clothing sale section. Beautiful store with a massive space!

Definitely a young vibe with a good supply of skater clothing. They do have a full wall of men's…read moreclothing but not my style. My daughter browsed some of the clothing. The entire store screamed Emo, based on my initial view. The youngsters are now into playing actual records, so not suprised that they had a sectional with modern albums.

This was an interesting thrift store to explore in Davie. You can find it next door to Midnight…read moreCookies. While it's not very large, it is crammed with so many things. I saw a large selection of costume jewelry, clothing and accessories, small appliances, small pieces of furniture, lamps, housewares, collectibles, and so much more. I even spotted a few pieces of the Temptations cookware that seemed to be calling my name, though not in the color I usually collect. The aisles are cramped, so this store may not be to everyone's taste. If you don't mind bending over or digging through items, this place may be right up your alley. The prices seemed reasonable, and they also seemed open to negotiating. I was warmly greeted and asked if I was looking for anything specific. If you visit, note that the only forms of payment they accept are Zelle or cash, and all sales are final. Another thing I noticed is that their posted hours are not always honored. I stopped by one Saturday when they were supposed to be open and found them closed. I was glad to find them open today when I stopped by.

This store is VERY cramped and you have to really dig to find things. Merchandise is stacked on top…read moreof merchandise. And nothing is priced so you have to wait for the clerk to send a picture to someone and call them for a price.

Vintage clothing store in an industrial area only opened on Saturday & Sunday 1p-7p. The garage…read moredoors were up and the clothing was ready for customer picking. Retro sports and music band shirts. The two wooden crates that are full of assorted clothing to drop you stuff into and get paid. The retro red MnM girl and the Ghostbusters ghost were watching over the customers. They even had a working 80s pac-man arcade machine.

The name Thrift Sh!t got me right from the get go and intrigued me to check it out. The front…read moregarage style door was wide open with a frenzy of at least fifteen patrons, under the age of twenty five, rummaging through clothing racks. The retro vibe was obvious as soon as I entered the small shop. There was a strong emphasis on old rock n roll and sports t-shirts, which appeared "lightly used". Also, I could not determine the scent of either laundry detergent or incense emanating from inside the store - not bad just odd. Browsing was fun but no sale for me today.

The closest Homegoods to where I live and I am glad that this is a good one. Aside from the…read morecheckout lines always being insanely long (which isn't their fault the workers are amazing), I have never had a complaint about this location. I love that the layout of this store is very easy to navigate and each section is clearly marked with large signs overhead. It is also lit perfectly and I have never seen this location in disarray! There is a huge amount of things to look at here and I easily spend way too much time doing exactly that. I love looking at the different coffee products they have here because they tend to have unique flavors for syrups or coffee pods for my husbands coffee machine. Prices are very reasonable and my last trip involved me buying a new luggage. The luggage was discounted to under $100 and the quality and brand were both amazing! The staff here is very friendly and make sure that the shelves are always stocked as well as the floor always clean from small products that may have fallen off and onto the floor!

This is one of my favorite places to shop and get ideas when I want to redecorate my house. It…read moreseems that they have taken over where BBB left off when they closed their doors a mile south. There is furniture, bedding, and everything you could think of to decorate your home. They seem to be well stocked everytime I shop here and they are very helpful with loading your vehicle with those oversized decorations and furniture.

Great shop! The owner went above and beyond helping me with my items and questions. So many gems!!read more

This store is off the chain, man! The owner Joey and his son Dominic and Dell are out of this…read moreworld. I love this store, its the best. They got good customer service. Customer service-oriented always making people feel welcome. I would come here and recommend everyone that come to this store, if you love old quality antiques and collectibles, come to Way Back When!

Comfort for Chaos is the most amazing store and art studio. I accidentally stumbled upon it while…read moretrying to find something else and I am so glad that I did. I got to have a lovely chat with the owner Claudia. She sells all sorts of amazing vintage items and clothing. During my visit they were having a pop up jewelry event with pieces that would look right at home in your grandmother's jewelry box. If you wear clip on earrings, she had a wonderful selection along with beautiful brooches. Some of the pieces, like a box of rings were as inexpensive a one dollar. Don't forget to look up while you are shopping and check out Claudia's shoe art installation on the ceiling. Besides all of the unique things she sells, Claudia also does art classes. She showed me some of the projects which included journals, sea glass art, and wind chimes. Follow Comfort for Chaos on Facebook for upcoming events or even better, check them out in person. Claudia got the name for her store from a invention she created called Chaos for Comfort. It is a pad that you can add to your seat that is either hot or cold to provide comfort while you are working on your computer at your desk. She sells them online and in the store. Claudia is a business owner, artist, and inventor and a lovely person to meet.

Such a fun find! They have vintage, they have art, they have furniture, they have clothes... You…read morewill get lost there enjoying all of their fabulous and unique items. The owner Claudia is delightful, and there is free parking in the back. Comfort for Chaos is a special place and I know you will enjoy visiting as much as I did!

Fine Lion has been buying and selling vintage items of all genres for decades and originated in…read moreDania Beach and has recently relocated to Cooper City. The business consists of two rooms with a huge conglomeration of antiques including houseware, record players, plush toys, yard and iron works, wall art, trinkets and a plethora of nostalgic items. Easy access plaza off Griffin Rd or Palm Ave with plenty of close parking and friendly staff. Great place to possibly find that unique collectible or just fun time browsing.

This was in the same shopping center as another antique store, so what the heck, my friend and I…read moreheaded on over to see what was inside. It was so crowded inside that you could hardly walk. So many items were bunched together. You couldn't really see anything. The store also had a musty smell. My friend and I left pretty quickly

This adorable thrift store is located in the Wood You strip mall on University Drive in Davie…read more Blink and you might miss it but it is worth seeking out if you enjoy thrifting. Love That Thrift opened in August of last year. They are a non profit that donates proceeds to local animal shelter and rescues. There is a main room with household items, decorative items and racks of clothes. There is also two smaller rooms, one with children's toys and clothing and another with pet items and small appliances. I had fun digging through the tub of chihuahua sized dog clothes. Prices were more than fair on the things I looked at and they seemed open to offers. The two young ladies working were amazing, so welcoming and friendly. They accept donations so check back often for the changing inventory and follow them on social media.

Strictly a non-profit thrift store in the Davie Square. The girl at the front counter explained…read morethat all proceeds help local dog shelters - Love this concept. Everything for sale including clothing, collectibles, home decor, perfumes, fashion jewelry and lots lots more. Its a very small small space but they have some decent items at low prices. Next to the t-shirt rack on the front patio is a $1.00 basket with women's purses. The nostalgic pin buttons were cool. Coming back here to drop off my wife's stuff.