R and B Collections is a thrift store located in downtown Ft. Lauderdale. Metered street parking is…read moreavailable. It is right around the corner from the up and coming F.A.T Village Arts District. It's a family owned business so if you see something you want to haggle about you can speak directly to the owners. Sometimes they aren't there so just call before you come down. The two rooms of the store are filled with an eclectic mix of stuff like jewelry, instruments, clothing, home items, and collectibles. I was interested in the art but it was jammed so tightly in the shelf I couldn't really see it. I think the most unusual item I saw was a ship's porthole. I heard the owners son tell a customer that they had even more things in the back and to come again when his father was back from his fishing trip. If you are looking for something specific it is probably just best to ask them about it. I didn't find anything but I had fun looking. The wife who was working was very sweet. Inventory changes based on what they purchase so you can check in to see new things.

store is now closed, owners retired. You May call for appointment for store liquidation.read more

Always nice ladies working here, and they try to smile and be kind to our blind pooch,that needs…read moreus! Even though we keep her in our arms, they dont act rude! Good selection of fun things. Nice selection.

Wanted a leather loveseat for my family room. I found one in perfect condition. Marli made sure it…read morewas delivered with care. Very happy with it.

I initially went to the location in Wilton Manors and dropped off 1/4 of my closet since I have…read morebeen holding on to clothes since 2007 up until last year from my travels. Quality clothes!! Another reason was that I wanted to get tested but unfortunately, they were closed on Sundays which was disappointing since the website said they opened till 6pm. Regardless I drove to Ft Laud, got my test and why did I not leave? I ended up buying shoes, brand new cups for my drinks that I can carry to work, a wooden chopping board, Christmas decorations, and vintage signs. I had a ball. I'm inspired to declutter some more because I know my small contribution is going to a good cause versus dropping it off at a regular thrift store. The staff was super nice. I mean super!! Even when I got tested, the person took the time to go over so many things I didn't know and was very much educated on, and will be visiting the following Sunday to discuss. There's such a stigma around HIV, getting tested, and talking about these in my community but these are real issues that need to be spoken about openly. I'm so appreciative of this organization and will only be donating to the closet.

Today was a thrift shop hunt with some light eats in Fort Lauderdale. The name "Out of the Closet"…read moreis a metaphor or idiom, it's one of them but really not sure which. The thrift shop has a wide open floor plan with low racks for easy navigation through the inventory. Plenty of gently used clothing with corner displays of household goods. I found an incredible skulls and roses 2X collar shirt for only $12.00, but of course it was manufactured in China and my arms could not push through the sleeves - this is a common issue for me. Good supply of Halloween ornaments and Pride costumes. All items are priced very reasonably. The shop offers a clinic for free HIV testing including a full service pharmacy. The thrift shop is a non-profit business and all proceeds go toward AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

I have always been curious about this store in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. I finally passed by when they…read morewere open. They don't have a parking lot but there is metered parking a few steps away around the corner. Make sure you pay. The parking enforcement in this town is relentless. The store is small but crammed in an artful way with beautiful things floor to ceiling. I am not an expert on what things cost, I just kind of go with what I like so as always be educated on what you want to buy. As soon as I stepped in the door I was pleasantly greeted by the owner and then left to browse. Aleksandra was selling some very beautiful furniture, china, art, glassware, collectibles, and jewelry. I loved the display of ceramic dogs. According to Facebook some of it is Aleksandra's items from her travels and some of it is consignment. Although I didn't purchase anything it is a very interesting store to browse.

My husband & I accidentally came upon this store one night when we happened to park in front of it…read moreduring a night out in Wilton. We both immediately saw this beautiful blown glass chandelier in the window & agreed we wanted it for our home. We called the next day & spoke with the owner Robert. He was so kind & informative about the chandelier. We made arrangements to come back & make the purchase. In the interim we did some online research and found we were getting an amazing price for the chandelier compared with online vendors & auction houses. When we returned to make the purchase, Robert & his husband took special care to package the chandelier & glass carefully for our transport home. This was our first antique / vintage shopping experience & we feel hooked already ! Definitely check out this shop if you're in the area & looking for some cool & unique items.

Wonderful guys that own the shop.visit there quite often. Excellent variety of very nice antiques.read more

Such a cute little vintage furniture shop in the Oakland Park area! We were just visiting and…read moreexploring the area when we stumbled upon this gem. The owners were so nice and fun to chat with. You can tell they put a lot of heart into curating their collection and they had some really incredible pieces. There was a pink & orange velvet sofa that immediately caught my eye. If I was local, it probably would have went home with me that day, haha. I learned that they also rent out their inventory for weddings & events which is such a brilliant idea. They have lots of retro and boho options to fit the vibe you're going for. If there is a particular piece of furniture you're on the hunt for, they will help source it for you, too. They also offer shipping and delivery across the US!

Rehaus is a can't miss spot in Oakland Park! I have found some incredible pieces of furniture in…read morethe store that are so unique and beautiful! From dressers, headboards and bookshelves to small vases, lamps, and end tables they truly have it all to add to your home. I recently moved and am looking forward to filling up my new space with some more fun Rehaus finds! The owners are a husband and wife team who are always friendly and ready to answer any questions. Highly suggest giving Rehaus a follow on Instagram as well as they share new products coming soon and information on store hours as well.

Very friendly. This is the best antique shop I've been to in a long time. It was very clean and had…read morean adequate amount of walk through space. The selection is wonderful, even the children bought quite a few items. The value for the items was very affordable as well.

Yesterday we were fortunate to meet Greg and shop at this fabulous antique store…read more Highly recommend stopping here if you are in the area Treasures are there

Tons of furniture, some art. Lots of lamps. The best stuff is in front but there's more furniture…read moreupstairs. The woman at the front was very friendly and helpful. Lots of mid century modern and most everything was high end. Worth a visit.

If you are looking for Mid Century antiques start here. Very good selection at market prices. This…read moreis not a bargain store but a good source. We have purchased four furniture items here. Most recent purchase was a bamboo style dining set on great condition. We wanted new seat cushions so we provided the material and this shop has the cushions custom made.