Smile Back Vintage

Time Bomb Vintage in Minneapolis offers a broad vintage selection—from clothing and home goods to toys, books, records, and jewelry. Reviewers praise the amazing vibe, fair prices, and welcoming, friendly staff. With well-organized shelves and something for everyone, it's a go-to spot at 3543 E Lake St for timeless finds.

Nestled in Minneapolis' North Loop at 323 N 1st Ave, Hermine offers a beautifully curated collection of high-quality vintage clothing and home decor. Customers praise the ever-changing inventory, fair prices, and a calming, well-lit space with exposed brick. Lilly and Willy are credited with creating a welcoming brick-and-mortar shop that feels timeless and inviting.

Hazel & Rose is a Minneapolis clothing store offering sustainable, well-made pieces and a curated selection of locally crafted items. Customers praise Emma and Bobbi for expert styling, thoughtful service, and bespoke wardrobe guidance that helps every shopper elevate their look. The shop combines a beautiful in-store vibe with fast online ordering and shipping.

Grandpa’s Closet in Saint Paul offers a curated mix of vintage men’s and women’s clothing with a growing women’s section. Reviewers praise the shop for affordable pieces, a great variety of vintage garments, and friendly, helpful staff—citing Wyatt, Ethan, and Mark for smart recommendations and fair prices.

NANACARDON FASHIONS BOUTIQUE UPTOWN in Minneapolis offers stylish shoes and outfits for every occasion. Located at 617 W Lake St, the shop is praised for a welcoming atmosphere, frequent sales, and friendly, helpful service. Reviewers highlight a kind, engaging owner and a great overall shopping experience.

Final Stop Vintage is a Minneapolis clothing store offering a diverse range of men’s and unisex vintage apparel. Located at 2431 Lyndale Ave S, it showcases affordable finds—from a large $5 bin to items around $20–$25. Shoppers praise the welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff, with notes on stairs access, abundance of graphic tees, and occasional concerns about some pieces being bootleg or mislabeled.