Hundreds of vendors from clothes to home decor to handmade soaps and candles to jewelry to art to…read moregifts and socks and food things and seasonal and did I say Vintage? Just go and support small businesses and get fun unique items, one of a kind pieces. You won't be sorry!

I saw a Preview of them on KUTV…read more They are located in Orem on University Parkway right behind Swig. They have so many booths. Some still need to be filled but the prices are soooo reasonable. I got two darling shelves for my Nieces who just moved into new homes for under $50. It's a great place to find something for those who have everything. It's also a great place to spend at least an hour in on a snowy day.

Warmly greeted by Carson - he gave me a short intro about the store and what they sell/offer. This…read moreis super helpful as it was my first time to venture into this gem! They offer lots of sports jerseys, shirts, jackets, and LOTS of shoes (almost all the name brand sneakers, tennis shoes). Great place to find a treasure!

A little taste of LA in Provo... this shop has catered to rockstars and NBA players, expect higher…read moreprices on items compared to other thrifts in the area. You'll find some expertly curated streetwear in here, props to the folks behind Thrifthood for this.

I, like many people during the pandemic, have really gone on a houseplant spree. I want to be a…read morebaby and mention that I was into them long before it was cool, but admittedly, have ramped up my hobby, and am currently 100+ plants in, on the way to turning my entire house into a jungle. For the last few months, I have heard mention of Planted Earth Floral from various members of a plant group in which I participate. The "Floral" really throws you off, as I would assume they are a florist, rather than a mostly-antiques-with-a-side-of-houseplants-shop. When I heard they had some long sought String of Turtles in stock, I made the drive down to Orem. They are located right off State Street, in a beautiful Victorian brick house. The facade is cluttered with décor: signage, furniture, garden statues, and other large decorations. The interior arrangement of goods matches that, but it is in the charming way where you never quite know what you will discover. When I walked in, a gentleman was at the front desk looking at his phone. He looked at me, more than once, but without a smile or any sort of greeting. Thus, it felt awkward looking at the goodies in that immediate area (and there was a doozy of a jewelry collection). I wandered through the rest of the store noting lots of great stuff: Victorian fur coats (and plenty of other vintage clothing), candy colored depression glass, beautiful pottery, prints, and all the staples one would hope to find, but I was on a mission, and only gave it a cursory glance. Plants are housed in a little greenhouse, and it is not a particularly large area, but they have some real treasures! Many common plants, but plenty that feel more special, like the aforementioned String of Turtles, Prince of Orange and Birkin Philodendrons, several varieties of Alocasias (even trendy Black Velvet!), Calatheas, etc. Many sizes, in hanging and standard pots, macramé hangers, etc. I was very pleased, and tempted by many, but only have so much space, so forced myself to stick with the plant for which I visited. Prices are comparable to other area nurseries, and I think the same could be said for their antiques. When I paid for my purchase, the same gentleman who had been at the front when I arrived assisted me, and he was as nice as could be! He shared care tips for my baby, and told me about the little tree frog they have living in their terrarium. So don't be put off if your encounter initially feels unfriendly. So far, my SOT is living the good life in a terrarium I crafted at the store owner's recommendation, and he seems happy as can be. Planted Earth is an excellent option for a lesser-known nursery that just might surprise you with your wish list plant.

Love that this place feels like a treasure box every time you go back and also love that it still…read morefeels somewhat hidden- I've never had to deal with crowds even in college town.

It used to be an actual thrift store and it was great. Now it's just a lame hipster store filled…read morewith nothing but "vintage" vinyl records, old little glass box ships, and valuless Funko Pop figures. They should have changed the name. It's very misleading now. I'm so disappointed that they changed this dramatically.

Came in here with nothing specific in mind but to just browse. The front curb appeal wasn't quite…read morethere. Inside they have some cute setups, but some areas (like the home appliances, kitchen items) could use a bit more tidying up. They do seem to have a large vinyl area which seems pretty cool, as we all know vinyl is a dying art. The store was clearly sectioned so you know where to look for specific items. It's a small store but quaint. However, being a small store, means you have less inventory. The employee there was friendly and greeted me coming in and going out. They also have a section of Band T-shirts so if you're looking for a band shirt (like Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, etc.) you might find it there. They are selling them for $25 each.

I loved everything about this store!! It's so well curated, everything is adorable and the owner is…read moreso friendly. I highly recommend!!

very bad experience. Me and my two cousins were just curious to see what they had. When we walked…read morein the lady at the front desk had been talking with two older women, and seemed to have no issues with them. We walked into the room across from the front desk. We were just looking around when the owner literally started following us around. We told her we were "just browsing" and she had no reply. I began looking through the cork screws when she quote said "if you have anything you shouldn't, I suggest you put it back" obviously assuming we had stolen something. After feeling judged and humiliated we left. Definitely a horrible experience, and I will not be coming back.

I really like this store as far as product and how it's set up. They have a lot of options for all…read moretypes of clothing (vintage, athletic, dresses, jeans, bags, shoes - you name it). They sell really good brands, and, for the most part, things are in really good condition. I have purchased a few things here and definitely have noticed their prices are more than their competitors (for the same brands). I will also say that I am not a fan of their customer service. Every time I've come here, I feel judged. The workers have been rude and not kind or helpful whatsoever. I've heard this from others as well. Will I continue to come back, as I have? Yes-only for the clothing. The lack of customer service will always be on my mind and communicated to my friends when Lu's is discussed.

Cute clothing and accessory boutique that I had no idea about!…read more The decor and interior of the place are on point. Walking in, it feels like a non-resale store, it feels more like a store selling new clothes because most items are in excellent condition. You can tell they only sell items in really good condition/shape. The place is really clean, and gives you a high end boutique feeling when you're inside. I def want to come back to check out new items they get in.

Love that this place is so close to home! It's a thrift shop, antique shop, and consignment store…read morein one place! They have kitchen items, collectibles, vintage clothing and shoes, jewelry, books, and much more. I was greeted warmly by the staff upon entering. So many things to see and you'll def find something for yourself if you stay long enough to browse through every aisle! There's even an upstairs loft that you don't want to miss, make sure you peruse upstairs to find even more goodies.

Cute place, some nice stuff to treasure hunt. Marble hunters beware. There are jars of marbles all…read morearound the store from 10 to 65 bucks. Every last one of them are filled with modern, mass produced marbles. They are not vintage. This is a common scam run at antique stores. Even the largest jar doesn't have a dollars worth of marbles. It is intentionally done and disappointing. Makes me question everything in there. The marbles hanging are readily available at Hobby lobby for $1.69. They are asking 12. Same exact bulk marbles in every jar strewn throughout many booths. The jar is worth more than the marbles. They are not marked vintage, so don't assume they are. You can easily make them yourself for under 3 bucks. Deliberate deception and they are ripping off people with no knowledge of what they are buying.