Wonderful store I bought two hats and talked vinyl records with the owner, wonderful guy. The hats…read moreare perfect as there were so many nice ones to choose from. It's the place to go. Highly recommended!

All hats all the time! Are you into hats? Go here! The people are soooo nice and chill and the…read morecollection is great and there are hats of all sizes and eras for all heads and tastes. 15 year old me, who had what now might be considered an embarrassingly large collection of hats, would have been pretty stoked to find herself here. I was especially delighted to find straw hats with almost comically large brims. If I hadn't been flying home I would have bought one of these for sure, I've always wanted one and I think they look great. Prices are fair and the shop is located in a lovely area with lots of heritage buildings and other cute shops and a bunch of artisan studios nearby.

First visit to Vintage Glory. Lots of cool vintage clothing..however sadly almost NONE of it was…read morepriced. When I asked about this .the owner said.."you can ask we will tell you the price". Although we found a few items..we did not have time to run each up to the front to "ask for the price". Not a great experience unfortunately or a great way to do business.

What a wonder of Winnipeg!…read more I had an ecstatic time looking through Doug's shop. From the outside of the shop, you can't tell by its size the number of vintage gems there are inside the store. There are beautiful, value-priced clothing and accessories from myriad decades. Doug is kind and passionate about his vintage collection, and he can tell you the story behind every piece!

Traveling circus.... Hustling people by pretending that people are actually bidding. Funny show…read more They will also sell you fake diamonds with an appraisal report. The traveling jewelry store working on consignment with reserve numbers. So fake and a waste of time!!!

From the owner: Winnipeg's Only Fine Art and Antique Auction House. Appraisals, Gold Jewelry, Sterling silver,…read moremilitary, teak and mid-century furniture, Canadian and European Fine Artwork, collectibles, Leo Mol, W.J. Phillips and more! Winnipeg's Only Fine Art and Antique Auction House.

Great toy store alternative to going to Toys 'r Us. This place has a lot of cute toys for kids and…read moreeven some adults. It's more of an old school toy store, you won't really find Barbies or video games there but there's a lot of offerings that kids will love because it'll actually allow them to use their imagination! The staff are okay, I can't say they've been super attentive but it gives you time to just browse without someone hovering over you.

In my dreams I find myself on a toy store tour of the globe…read more And in that dream, the ultimate and final stop is this world-class gem in the exchange district. There's an art to putting together a top-notch toy store. You have to make sure that there's something uniquely fun and entertaining for all ages and all personality types. Toad Hall perfectly appeals to everyone from the simplest child to the grown up supergeek. It's all beautifully arranged. There's a section on touchy-feely tactile toys. There are stuffed animals and puppets. There are areas of the store dedicated to space aged robotic contraptions. There are places for those who are really into magical ponies. And then there's the absolute best model railroad center within a thousand miles. And although it is large without being overwhelming, It's still extremely difficult to browse here without being compelled to buy something. And it's extremely difficult to make that selection... there's just too much amazing. This place is like an extremely well curated FAO Schwartz... every toy is hand selected for it's uniqueness, creative strength and pure fun. In a city where children of all ages have to find inventive ways to stay warm in the winter, this spectacular store rises to the challenge and knocks it out of the park. A must see.

My husband called the store two weeks ago to get service on a Breitling mechanical watch...last…read moreRepair and cleaning was done at this store was five years ago (500 dollars) He was told that they weren't open due to COVID and they would call. On April 30 Sunny called and said he could come on Monday May 4 to drop off the watch. So Monday May 4 he drives 40 mins to drop off the watch at the store. He was told no we are not accepting watches for repair? He said I was called last week you were? The sales lady said no, we had a staff meeting this morning and we now aren't? It sure would of been nice if somebody would of called to tell us not to come? Wasted a hour and a half drive and time for nothing. I wouldn't recommend them for service on high end watches. Deal direct with Toronto who fixes the watches on there behalf. Customer service wasn't a great experience.

Wonderful experience from start to finish. Top notch customer service! Highly recommend Jonathan…read moreand the rest of the IJL team. Look forward to more purchases here in the future.

I ordered online and had an item shipped. The staff was extremely helpful and a delight to work…read morewith!

I've bought many articles from this shop over the years and the range of items represented in their…read morestore is always fun to look at. What has never been fun to deal with however has been the staff, and I believe the owner with whom I've had the misfortune of interacting on at least two occasions (he is especially rather off putting, generally unwilling to help and on occasion just outright rude). There are other better places nearby that I'd recommend over these guys: check out MEC, Wilderness Supply, Prairie Summit just to name a few. Get your customer service and kindness in order, folks.

I love the selection in this store . Locally made goods and cute clothes that don't break the bank…read more I bought a beautiful bracelet made from Japanese silk and up cycled one of a kind mittens. Staff are super friendly and kind. Just an update for those who like gifts that matter They are selling the cutest wooden houses in support of mental health . All the proceeds go the maker which is really amazing. They have a map of Manitoba and come with a little star so you can place your town on the map. For 15-20 dollars they are a steal and will look super cute in my kitchen. The staff said you can email the maker for custom provinces. I think they would make a great gift for a great cause.

[In all fairness, I can't really review this place since I didn't shop there.... but my boyfriend…read moregave me the most amazing present from here so I just wanted to show some love] Here's a tip for all the guys: It's the little things that count. Yes, you can show up in a flashy car or buy rounds of drinks for my friends or take me to $300 dinners... but what I'll remember in 10 years... what will make me want to stay around for 10 years, are the little things. You can make me feel like I hung the moon by remembering a special moment. My S.O did this with a trinket from Out of the Blue. It was a beautiful necklace with a sand dollar pendant. It was so special that the moment I opened it, it triggered a proustian memory and I was back to that beach in Africa. back to 2007 when he was Obama-ing it up meeting long lost relatives in the motherland and I just happened to be staying at his birth father's house while I was volunteering in the village. You know... the usualboy meets girl story. I left for Kenya and got trapped in the makings of a civil war. Passport stolen, city locked down, the sound of sirens and the smell of burning filled the air. This man, this guy who knew me not even in a biblical sense for just a few weeks took a 16 hour bus ride across 2 countries to make sure I was ok. We ended up hiding away at his cousin's beach house on a empty strip of sand in a remote village while he fed me pineapples in the day and at night I would wake up crying from memories of men with machetes burning down churches full of children. All he could do was tell me it was going to be ok. It was our morning ritual to make the only footsteps on the beach and collect sand dollars whose bodies wash up on the shore after their death. Every little sea creature skeleton wiped away a fearful memory until there were no more night mares... and after awhile they weren't marine corpses anymore but reminders that though life can be horrid, heartbreaking, gruesome, unfair, dire, terrifying, it still has the capacity to be beautiful and birth love. When I opened that sweet little cardboard box, all those feelings came flooding back to me and that necklace isn't just a necklace, but a visual reminder of a memory of the heart.