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Pink Rhino
Pink Rhino : Friperie vintage avec une touche chaleureuse et personnelle.
4.6(5 avis)
Boutique
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Pink Rhino : Friperie vintage avec une touche chaleureuse et personnelle.
Pink Rhino, situé au 2347 Eubank Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112, est un magasin de vêtements et un spot de friperie connu pour une ambiance chaleureuse et personnalisée. Les avis louent Doris, la propriétaire, et un service client exceptionnel dans un espace intime axé sur la communauté. Il propose des vêtements vintage et des trouvailles uniques, plus un café avec des bâtonnets de fromage et de la limonade rose, et organise des événements et des performances en direct avec de la nourriture jusqu'à 1 h du matin.
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Parcourez une sélection soigneusement choisie de vêtements et d'accessoires d'occasion uniques, avec des trouvailles personnalisées.
Profitez de bouchées tardives comprenant pizza, tacos, bâtonnets de fromage et limonade rose, dans un cadre chaleureux.
Vivez des performances live sur une petite scène, avec des événements communautaires et des animations jusqu'à 1h du matin.
Savourez des bières artisanales brassées sur place, offrant une touche locale à votre visite.
Échangez avec des habitants sympathiques et profitez d'une ambiance accueillante et décalée, parfaite pour des rencontres décontractées.
Wow, this is the best customer service I’ve ever received! Doris, the owner, is the opposite of a one trick pony. The community here was amazing too! And when it comes to the goodies, I felt like I was inside an eye spy book. Truly a remarkable experience!
Went there with a friend lady had good deals and interesting finds i thought this was just an ordinary thrift shop but its a little more
Pink Rhino was amazing. I went to the cafe on a whim on a Saturday night, and not only was everyone in the bar super freaking nice, but Dori was really nice too. The aesthetic was honestly on point, and I loved it. I had some cheese sticks and a pink lemonade, some of the best lemonade I have ever had. Yes, the place is small, and there's a lot of stuff, but I really liked it, it felt very personalized. I wanted to come back the next night, but unfortunately had to leave the morning unexpectedly.
We went to explore a new thrift store, and found so much more. We enjoyed some of Doris home brewed beer and look forward to coming back to try pizza. The vintage clothing selection is limited, but they have events and food until 1am.
This was me and my friend's first time going to this pink rhino on Eubank after they had moved, and it was not what I had expected. We initially came to look for some thrifted white dresses and get a small bite to eat but they only had a small selection of clothes. There is another thrift store next to it but it was closed when we came so I wasnt sure if they also own that one too. It's also both a cafe and store but the place is super small and cramped (more like cluttered). There is a small stage upfront for live performances however it's hard to talk to another person when someone is singing over the microphone continuously next to you. My friend and I weren't able to converse much due to the music. As for food, most of the items on the menu are overly priced. It can go up to $20-30 for simple items like Mac n cheese or spaghetti n meatball ($28). Even the Italian creme sodas/floats were $9. I got the monster taco with beans and it was decently good with a decent price. Overall, it was an okay experience but there is always room for improvements.
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