A really great selection of antiques and vintage items. The owner is great, the staff are friendly…read moreand helpful and the prices are very reasonable. Definitely check it out.

This is a lovely store with a lovely owner. Plenty of truly vintage and antique finds. There are…read moretwo floors with much to look at from decor to furniture, to practical items to use in your house and kitchen. Brands we saw: Redwing, Haeger, Hull, Jim Beam, USA, Lenox, Royal Copley, McCoy and so much more! There is a holding station by the front desk area, a spacious parking lot outside, and the wrapping for glass is adorable. Plenty of Christmas finds this time of year specials here and there. A vendor was stocking up their station while we were there which wasn't great and they then followed us around and out of the store which also wasn't great. You'll be watched!

Located in a quaint historic-type area, with plenty of street parking around. We sauntered in this…read moreSunday to be instantly met with a beautiful Royal Haeger piece. While that is only one we found to be to our liking, there were many other wonderful finds inside. Redwing and Roseville and McCoy about. The shop owners were very friendly and greeted us promptly and directed us to where they think we may find our desired treasures. We walked away with a very solid piece at a very solid price.

We stopped to use their clean restrooms. Food and drink were available but they also have some NM…read morefood items such as coffee and salsa and antiques. The proprietor was very friendly. We found some interesting old items there to purchase well as NM Pinon coffee. She did ask that only paying customers use the restrooms but you could buy a soda or candy bar to fulfill that requirement. I believe they used to have a gas station there but not currently. In short, we had a nice brief stop to use their clean restrooms and enjoyed seeing this business which was founded in 1938 along the Old Santa Fe Trail (Hwy 56/64).

Very expensive but entertaining to visit. They have an ENDLESS amount of vintage jewelry and very…read morespecific niche sections within this store, but there is just so so so much stuff in here that it's hard to sift through, I always leave empty handed. There are two parts to this store, they're across the street from each other.

This place is amazing I love going here to find anything. It's is a bit overwhelming but that's…read morejust how those stores are.

This little vintage/distressed furniture business is in downtown Oregon City. I live REALLY not…read moreclose so I've been stalking them on facebook for a while. My desire to have a houseful of shabby chic stuff is well documented. I was married for 14 years to someone who...well, his taste runs more to office depot. I made the journey today to check out these cute little Peruvian mirrors they get in from time to time. I'd ideally like 5 silver ones. They only had three I wanted and one wasnt totally silver...so I didnt buy today. But I will keep monitoring and likely go in again. Theyre freaking adorable. There was no one around at noon on Sunday so I could drool in peace. They had a number of cool old pieces. All the drawers opened easily ( unlike my current cool old pieces). I could have happily loaded up my car if I only had a place for them and a wad of cash. Not only do they have cool old stuff but they will paint/refinish/distress your cool old stuff too. Sweet. And they have sales from time to time on facebook. There was street parking right on 6th in front of their door. Easy peasy. They do have two steps up into their space if accessibility is an issue, fyi. Still pondering the bright green bar cart....it was cuuute. P.S. if you go check the hours on facebook. Theyre not the same ones listed on yelp. The store opened at noon today, not 9.

I really enjoyed the unique and varied pieces in this store. Not your average antique store for…read moresure.

We recently moved to the area and had some furniture holes to fill in the new house. The team at…read moreMaizee Mae's was awesome. The store had a whole bunch of great high end pieces at very reasonable prices. I don't know if it is consignment or they buy and sell but the quality is fantastic. I purchased a mission style desk and chair for my office and it is perfect. They dated the piece (range) and delivered it at no cost. They even gave me some tips on care and maintenance. Highly recommend.

I have shopped at or been a vendor many times at all the local shows. Maizee Mae is the worst…read morevalue for vendors...cost $125 a booth for 200 customers.....lombard flea market or Donnies show get the same 200 customers for a WAY CHEAPER BOOTH. not really many vendors to buy from either. Oregon city show also poorly advertises DO COBURG INSTEAD

I like pocking around vintage/antique stores, of which Red Fox offers a wide variety, but mostly…read moreclothing. And judging by the layout, it looks like individual folks rent spaces here and pay a percentage of sales to the house. The place is well organized and easy to browse. And although very little in this large selection did anything for me, to each their own. My choice was a small metal tchotchke under a glass counter, while may others were busy trying on various choices.

Suuuuper unfriendly vibes here. My only regret when visiting Portland was stopping by this store…read more I was actually excited before walking in. I adore vintage. And it seemed to be a pretty good sized store, looked good through the window, and had easy parking I'm not sure how many different staff members there are and if others any different. But there is a man working there that just seemed to immediately have the stink eye towards me and other customers, seemingly for just existing. And I'm an introvert, so I'm not the type of person that expects high maintenance, super smiley customer service - neutral is always totally fine. But this guy wasn't neutral at all. You can tell when someone looks down on you. Plus dude was curt, cranky and snapped at people. (And this wasn't a situation where I missed the start of an interaction and didn't have that context) Luckily he didn't say anything to me specifically, possibly because I initially had my fawn response of putting my head down and trying to make myself smaller as I browsed. But then he started barking at other people, including women. And his tone and snappiness was so repellant to hear that I left the store as fast as I could. It just completely ruined the shopping experience and made me feel very unsafe. I can't imagine how the other customers must have felt and I hope their day got better after that visit. Its possible it could be a different experience when other people are on shift but I'd be very hesitant to try it again, unfortunately. And judging by past reviews I'm seeing, this isn't an isolated "just a bad day" kind of incident. I do not understand how yelling and judgy looks are ever necessary or acceptable, whether it comes from customers, employees, or employers. Why not choose kindness and gentleness?

Amazing selection of vintage clothes and super friendly and helpful staff - highly recommend…read morechecking out this store for amazing prices and unique selection of Y2K and 90's vintage clothing

i love coming here i always find the best $hit and superrr affordable and so cute if you need a hot…read moreoutfit to go out in you must go here !!

Michael at Red Snapper is a lovely human and a wealth of knowledge and expertise in MCM furniture!read more

One of the best retail experiences I've had in a very long time! Super welcoming and a great little…read morecollection for such a small place. Despite the smaller assortment, I found my "Holy Grail" credenza I've been wishing for and it was a fantastic price! Micheal the store owner even personally delivered it the next day! This place will always be my first stop for future Mid Century needs!

Such a well organized and well priced spot. I almost hate to leave a good review because I wish I…read morecould keep it a secret. Getting into the parking lot can be tricky if you have to cross the oncoming traffic, but it's worth the wait!

I was pleasantly surprised by this thrift store!…read more They've got a small parking lot off of 82nd. Walking in, the first thing you notice is how clean it smells and looks. The aisles are wide and there's plenty of space between clothing racks. The racks are organized. Imagine that. They've got a huge assortment of clothing, especially kids clothing. They have a lot of home goods and decor, which is slightly less organized, and a small selection of larger furniture pieces. Staff were accessible. I'm not in this area often, but when I am I will certainly add this shop to my thrifting rotation.