Was on Lyndale, doing some window shopping and came across this resale shop. Is resale a good…read moredescription? Actually more like a higher quality Goodwill with more serious inventory. Found a few items that were good value. Love the idea of a shop like this that finds good homes for decent household items. Like it says "Keeping Stuff Out Of The Landfill Since 1979"

I love love love this vintage store!!! I bought so many items while there...so many I had to find a…read morebox to ship my stuff home for me!! It is such a fun mix of items from Homegoods to clothing to jewelry and even bird houses!!! The prices are right and there are so many things to find - definitely a place to stop by weekly because the inventory does change based on donations but overall, a great spot to shop! And the staff there is so helpful and willing to help you with whatever you need - that is gold star service!!!

I just picked up a CD/AM/FM player with built in speakers in absolutely great shape for a song! The…read moreonly problem was that not many people recognized Inna-Goda-da-Vida, Baby! Great deals, great prices!!

it was alright, the styles that were there weren't for me though. but the service was really nice…read moreand the store was well laid out!

The empty nest offers a variety of goodies from estates and auctions…read more It offers rare finds and antiques that become stand out pieces inside your home. Be prepared to be wooed when you visit. It is relaxing walking around looking at the items until you find your favorite piece.

I wish I could give a 3.5 rating, since overall it was a good experience…read more So here's the deal. - lack of large signage on the exterior, makes it easy to miss being it blends in with the other businesses along the strip. -upon entering you may be given a strip of SOLD stickers. If not, you can find them by the registers. They're for tagging larger items you want to buy. You put the sticker on, and take it's product/price tag to the cashier for check-out. -the store is packed with items and people, which makes moving around not so easy. I don't think it's ideal for walkers, wheelchairs, or strollers. If you have mobility challenges, navigating may be tough. -some items don't have a price tag, like the pillow I bought. I asked the cashier how the price is determined, and was advised they assign what they think is a fair price at check-out. My pillow was valued at $4. -i got there at 10:07am, 7 mins after they opened and there were people everywhere. That said, if you're a serious shopper arrive early to see the goods before the super-early birds snatch it all up. -again, it's filled with stuff; mainly furniture, home decor, dinnerware, kitchen goods, some shoes, books, and I even saw cute scarves and bags. It didn't seem like a destination for clothes. Now that I'v summed that up, I do believe it's a nice option for thrifting and would definitely recommend it.

I had a stylist appointment with Sarah. She was AMAZING!! She was so helpful, and kind. This was…read more(amazingly enough!) a free service! I got so many clothes ideas, recommendations and feedback. I absolutely loved everything about the day! At the end of the day, I got at least 10 new outfits and shoes for a fraction price of what I would have paid for retail! I would highly, highly recommend this incredible service and store! Run, do not walk to book an appointment with one of the stylists at Arc, you will not regret it!!

I would say most of the inventory consist of clothing. There's a good amount for men, and children,…read moremost of it is for women. They have dressing rooms which is nice. You'll also find racks filled with home decor, kitchen items, and household goods (ie; alarm clocks, mirrors, irons). They also have books, footwear, a limited amount of furniture, and random items (crutches, luggage). This is probably my 3rd/4th visit and so far, all has been fine.

Another nice store. Clean and organized. Nice selection of DVD's, which is what I went for.read more

I had an awful experience at the Goodwill in St. Louis Park. I tried to exchange two pairs of jeans…read morewith my receipt, but the cashier refused because they didn't have tags--even though I had done the same kind of exchange just the day before at this exact store with no issue. This same employee had also previously misinformed me about their payment system, saying swipes weren't accepted (they were). He was rude, inflexible, and dismissive. I'm on the autism spectrum (mild Asperger's) and spent over 90 minutes carefully picking out replacements. The emotional effort, combined with driving in from Minneapolis (because they have no fitting rooms), made this whole thing exhausting. Goodwill's inconsistent policies and poorly trained staff are making it harder for neurodivergent people to shop with dignity. Very disappointing from an organization that claims to support inclusion and community.

Holy vintage stuff! I spent a whole afternoon searching thru this store. Lots of good vendors with…read moregood pricing. Walked down memory lane and found lots of great items. Perfect way to spend a rainy afternoon. The employees were friendly and had a good attitudes. I will be back.

First timer here ! I like to to antiquing with my dad so I brought him along with me today …read more Amazinggg selection of antiques . Wow ! I I scored an awesome 50's leather clutch and some fun earrings . This review is really for the staff . Thank you for showing kindness to my father! He had asked to use the bathroom at one of the neighbor places , they told him no . This place was nice enough to let my dad use their bathroom . He just wasn't paying attention when they told him where it was . Thank you to the employee who showed kindness and walked him to where it was. Such a nice simple thing to do but it made me really happy to support a business that believes in kindness . Many thanks !

Karen, the shop owner, has a big personality and is always fun to visit and have a chat with. She…read moreknows her stuff, has a skilled eye, and wants to help you find what you're looking for. Today I visited the new location that opened TODAY 3/3/22 (3006 Texas Ave S, St Louis Park) -- great luck!! There's plenty of parking and the space is laid out beautifully. You can really see all the items and everywhere you turn, there's something new. My mom and I like to frequent this shop to see what's new, and I think we'll come even more now that there's a new location! Be sure to follow the owners Instagram (@retrowanderlust) to keep up with any sales she has or if she has changes to her schedule. I believe she's planning on doing a bit of e-commerce, so that will be fun to see as well! We've bought some dresser drawers from RW before, and today my mom picked up a beautiful large blue tablecloth for only $28. She also bought a concrete candle for $14. I'd say pieces are priced fairly -- sturdy and unique antiques are an investment! That said, I think there's something in this store for any budget, there's a wide range of pricing. I definitely recommend going to Retro Wanderlust, and now, even better -- it's in a fun part of St Louis Park. Make a fun day of it or just go to browse the fun collection and go home. I'll be back. Thanks Karen!

The owner was friendly and sweet, but it was to cluttery for me and I did not want to pay $70 for a…read morelime green bean bag from the 70s.

Have gotten a number of items there over the years. Bigger store, so lots to look at!read more

What is going on with the pricing?? Their clothes are always overpriced for having gotten them for…read morefree but come on, you couldn't even make it the same as the Target sale price or get the size correct? Insane. Other items there are not this way and are usually a fair or good price, but the clothes prices have become obnoxious. Found on 3/11/26.

I've been here twice and found some goodies each time. My latest stop I found lots of great things,…read morea few didn't have tags on them so I got a little Christmas ornament for free and a NWT Harry Potter snuggie for $4, some records and 2 for 1 DVDs. Staff were friendly and helpful. Store feels more small town thrift and that's always a win for me, it's fun to dig for treasures at good prices (some new Target stuff too).

the store as a whole is a complete trash mess. The vast majority of items should not be resold and…read morepeople wouldn't take for free. Actual garbage on the shelves. The clothes are not separated by size and the shoes are all target shoes for target price. This place is unclean and not worth even peeking in. Dirty underwear for $2.99 on hangers. Truly sick

Overall a fun exploring experience. Lots of random things; tools, beakers, masks, posters, fabrics,…read moreplastics, cords, toys, and other miscellaneous stuff. Staff seemed super nice, greeted me upon entry. Things also seemed affordable, and varied in quality.

It's relocated but remains in the Texa-Tonka shopping center. I miss the old location but with the…read morecenter's recent emphasis on food I can understand why the store moved. I find it an interesting place to wander around and wonder what some items are. There are barrels of stuff, shelves of things and all sorts of blinking lights, electronic parts, miscellaneous military surplus and mysterious things that I simply cannot identify. Quirky labels (some definitely tongue in cheek), and no shortage of humor. Offers for customers to weigh in on their own take of what somethings might be. Staff has always been helpful. Aisles overflowing with an ever changing selection. Plenty of free parking. Rock bottom prices and you might occasionally find just what you need. The Ax-Man exemplifies the classic aphorism that one person's trash is another's treasure.