If you are attending the. Great Southwestern Antiques Show at Expo New Mexico be sure to also check…read moreout Antiques & Things on Central Avenue at Monroe. Lots of vendors with great selection of boots, books, pottery, artwork, posters.

I didn't find a treasure today, but there are so many to be found! The staff are very friendly and…read morehelpful. There is a large array of vendors with reasonable prices. I love the variety of this store. The spaces are well organized and all filled with vendors. I saw some unique items here that I have never seen which always pumps me up!

Large antique mall with lots of vendors! Plenty to see, something for everyone. Prices are decent…read moreand the staff are very friendly and helpful.

There is no place like the antique specialty mall. Like many other resale shops, the floor space is…read morecarved up into cubes "stores" that are individually managed. Unlike all the other resale places around - it's filled with high quality items. It's just unlike other stores. Highly recommend. I've found some items of excellent value there (like a 60 year old hand woven art rug from Afghanistan for under $50).

I would return. I love antique stores where you know there is a deal waiting to be found. This…read morestore is more high class than a thrift store but not as over-priced or pretentious as a Brass Armadillo (big city antique store chain). Items were responsibly priced. Each Beanie Baby was $4.00. It's a bit cluttered but that's the adventure! As another reviewer mentioned the owners are wonderful people. This is the type of place you should visit and purchase something at because you want to support local business owners. Some items you would find here: toy collectibles - beanie babies, my little pony, Barbie, McDonald's toys, cookware, really unique items like a wooden tic tac toe board, Christmas ornaments, furniture, and some great tea pots.

The owners are a sweet elderly couple who don't sell anything online. I like shopping here just to…read moresupport them. I think their business is REALLY struggling with the construction on 4th St, so I'm hoping this review will help get some locals in to keep them going. It's mostly smalls... figurines, knick knacks, glasses, decor, collectibles, some art, etc. Not too many things I'm usually in the market for, but I did find an amazing early 1900s coat rack, and they let me buy one of their display cases. They had a good selection of southwest jewelry for awhile, but last time I went in some savvy shopper had swooped nearly all of it up. They usually have some rusty dusty antiques out front, so it's easier to spot from the road. They have a small dedicated parking lot too. Give 'em a look!

This place was so crazy amazing they had such a huge selection I was in there for two hours…read more I found two items I've been wanting in my collection for ages!!!! Definitely recommend and the staff was so nice and helpful they definitely know what almost all areas have I'm definitely going back

I love this store. Have bought several things there and sold a few, too. The owner, Bob, and son,…read moreSean, are the best. Honest, reputable, which is hard to say about some other dealers in town. This place has so many wonderful items to choose from. Highly recommended!

Items are unique and prices are fair. Visit Nob Hill lots to see and experience. You will have a…read moregreat experience Shopping here.

I wanted to like Vintage Vault, but the pricing really turned me off. A lot of the inventory feels…read morelike it may have been purchased online for resale and then marked up significantly, with little willingness to negotiate. I also noticed some items that looked very similar to things sold on Temu, which made me question what I was paying a premium for. There are interesting pieces to browse, but I would definitely recommend checking market prices before buying.

Great prices, even greater cause!! Come out and support and find some treasures!! We usually stop…read moreat Goodwill, but they've lost their minds! Prices have gone through the roof.

This is definitely one of the best thrift stores in Albuquerque! My family has been coming to this…read morestore at least once a week for a couple years now and we've always been pleased with our thrift store finds. Great values, low prices, friendly staff, and overall clean and well organized. The location at 5500 San Mateo is easy to find and centrally located right across from Cliff's Amusement Park. There is a great inventory and selection of a wide variety of items from housewares to artwork, tools, seasonal items, and furniture. Items are reasonably priced and prices are clearly marked. The staff is friendly and helpful and can assist you to find whatever you might be looking for. They have a special Saturday sale every weekend where they offer special discounts and they occasionally have surplus furniture items at discount. This thrift store is linked with the coffee shop (The Well Coffee NM) in the same strip mall and they have a 10% discount available for people who patronize both shops. Best of all, the proceeds from sales at both shops support a transformational ministry that works with young adults through love and caring. And if you need to unload extra stuff, this store is a great place to support. Donations are tax-deductible. They have truck pickup service for large donations and they also have a yard service crew you can hire for help around the house. Take a look, you'll want to go back and see more; there's always something new and interesting because their inventory changes daily.

Still 4 to me staff gets a 5 customers well unique. Best…read morefinds:?sterling necklace $5, some type of old wood hook for that farmhouse chic esthetic $5. Choose quickly as I saw 3 Peruvian crosses for $1 each bam gone in a flash

This place was a bit hard for me to figure out as a newcomer, but if you're willing you dig, you…read morecan definitely find treasure. It's not a typical Goodwill store, so don't expect to find things organized by category. Besides the furniture, everything is in big bins that you rummage through, then pay by the pound (except the electronics -- they're in the bins, but have a separate price list). Things are a little dirty, but I got a few nice things that were easy to clean off. With COVID-19, they require masks to come in. Everyone was wearing one, though I did see a few customers' noses uncovered. And they also only let 25 people in at once, to allow for distance. I was told that there's a line, and you should show up before they open. So I arrived 15 minutes before opening, and got in line. But when they gave out entry tickets (in order of arrival), I was too far back in the line to get one. I had to wait around about an hour past opening time to get in. (The other people in line told me the wait time varies a lot by day. There are a lot of professional resellers who shop here every day for bargains to resell at the flea market or online.) Tip: They put out new stuff in the morning and afternoon. If you want to be first to get a chance to look through the bins, show up an hour early, and wait in line, so you can get one of the first tickets.

Stopped by this little store and was delighted at what I found inside. Great selection of vintage…read moreclothing and home items. The owner was so kind and picked out a great pair of pants for me that were very reasonably priced. This shop was a nice change from the tourist places and expensive jewelry stores galleries that can be found in Old Town. Absolutely worth a visit.