This place is polarizing...I can imagine that people love it or hate it. Fellow "collectors" will…read morelove browsing through the piles of treasures and chatting with the store owner about their latest finds, estate sales and vintage collections. Minimalists will feel a bit overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff found in here and the seeming lack of organization. I find myself in the minimalist camp, but I can appreciate the fun that can be found in admiring old items and imagining the history that they hold. I just might stick to the aisles that are a little less cluttered.

I thought I was getting a great deal. The sweater, camping top and free hoodie looked great. But…read more Made in China, according to the label. I thought I was buying local. Bought as a gift so the order may be returned.

selection is fine (3 stars maybe?), especially their glassware. but holy is this place overpriced.read more

I came here on a whim, and I thought it was amazing! I really want a home with a lot of vintage…read moreaccessories, and this is a place where you can definitely find some statement items to breathe personality into your space.

When I was a teenager, there was a vintage/antique store in the town I grew up that my mom and I…read moreloved to visit. Each time it was like a treasure hunt back in time-we admired the old clothing and accessories that would have been worn decades prior to us being around. This store feels similar to me-it has lots of wonderful old things that are sure to tell a story or have some history. In addition to clothing and accessories, you'll find some household goods as well. Come ready to explore and see what treasures you might find!

Ok, W O W what an iconic vintage store! Came here on a date after searching 900 S for a few items…read more We walked in and immediately found what we were looking for (and way more). We had such a good experience the first time that it led us to bringing people back (from out of town). Lots of clothes, trinkets, shoes, glassware, bags, vinyl, art, jewelry, you name it. The prices are very reasonable (especially for vintage). Great condition. Love the rotation of items in the store pending the season. They just did an amazing Small Business Saturday deal - where we all got great items! Absolutely will be coming back and bringing more people! Also the owner is SO sweet and helpful. Thank you, thank you!

Great place that helps so many. The thrift store is clean and always organized. I've donated there…read moreand shopped there!

After visiting their sister store in Boise, I was excited to check out the Assistance League in…read moreSalt Lake City. This one is similar in mission and purpose-look them up to see what local charity they provide-they do good things! The store is setup more like a boutique than a thrift store, which makes the experience feel a little nicer than just bargain hunting. Whomever is in charge of dressing the mannequins and putting out the displays does a fantastic job-it really sets the tone of the store and looks incredible! The inventory might be a little less than some of the other second hand stores in the game, but I think they might cater to an older, more classy audience than folks who want to look like they buy their clothes at a thrift store. (Nothing wrong with either group!) Based on the clientele I saw here, this is the perfect place to bring your mom or grandma or to get a lovely dress for a tea party with a matching hat. Come to think of it, the Kentucky Derby is coming up soon-I'll bookmark this as a place to return!

This is more like an outdoor makeshift MALL! There weren't any used or old things to be found here…read more I mean, I get it...small businesses gotta start somewhere, but I just miss the rummaging of old and antique things and haggling the prices. I'm sure haggling was available, but you just felt bad, because everything is nice and new! You could go to the West Valley Mall, for similar items, at least there's A/C there. The vendors are nice and chill. The entry tickets were only 50 cents each. You can't beat that! It's an experience and I always recommend at least checking out a place once. ;)

Lots of goodies here, new and old, fresh produce from Mexico, goods, cook wares, clothing. A…read morebarber/hair salon in an RV, foodstuffs. Its growth over the years has really taken off. There is a kids zone too last time i was there, theres even a chiropractor here! winter months its smaller ( and indoor) but still a fun place to get out of the house!

I have known that Habitat has suffered for decades of random management, but this store is a…read moredisaster. Terribly organized and filthy. A female volunteer sized me up visually, sneered and literally began sweeping dust directly at me. Had I provoked her, I could possibly understand, but I had done nothing. Suggestion - If you don't like being in the city and its denizens, then move away to a rural area.

There are so many amazing vines here! Being a single mom with a tight budget I have to shop wisely…read moreand I am so thankful for the things I have found for my home and my children. It's a great range of everything you can possibly need and the pricing is totally reasonable. Most of the staff is great and helpful.

I love this place! I've been wanting to stop by every time I drive by on 2100 S, and I'm so glad I…read morefinally did. It's a great antiques store that's been open about a year and a half, run by an owner who is interested and passionate about the industry of antiques and collectibles. The store is packed full of rusty collectibles like farm equipment, old signs, some housewares and a small rack of vintage clothing, but mostly patina and rust, as the store name suggests, but all mostly clean and very nicely organized which made it easy to browse and look through (i.e. you're not scared of something toppling over when you're trying to look at something behind it). I loved the collection of vintage saddle blankets, antique French wire laundry baskets, vintage and homemade light fixtures, and old ladders. The store feels more masculine than some antique stores, and doesn't have a ton of housewares, which makes it fresh and interesting. There are large items out in the parking lot too. Owner Matt Binyon was in the store when I visited - he's friendly and interested in helping you find what you're looking for. He said some of the items in the store are booth rentals from other collectors and recommended some places I could look for bigger furniture pieces. He also owns American Rust & Patina in Layton, which has more furniture and Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, and I need to check out. This is a great asset to Sugarhouse! So glad it's here.

I've been to antique shops all over America. This is best place I have seen that has unique…read morecollection of automotive, signs, tools, toys and many more "Manly" things! Our wives loved it too!

I went in here for my first time this week to do a little shopping and thought it was adorable!!…read moreThey have a bunch of different vendors who fill their booths with vintage goods, handmade items, and different home decor. They seriously have so many different styles and options with good prices. There are some more expensive items but also a lot of affordable ones. The woman working was nice, but it did seem like she could've used another person there with her. Overall, I would recommend this if you're looking for some home decor or just a fun activity to walk around shopping.

This shop looks small and inconspicuous from the outside, but that couldn't be further from the…read moretruth. Inside is full of vintage and antique finds, along with hand crafted goods and supplies to make your own. There is something for everyone here, and we enjoyed strolling through the store looking for hidden gems. We also had a few hits of nostalgia along the way, and will definitely be back.