Golden Oldies

T.J.

This is a great place to get ripped off. Used to go to Golden Oldies at least once a month. Ignoring that there are never prices listed on items, we raved to many of our artist and designer friends about it. We ignored the disarray. We gladly looked passed the literal garbage of used napkins and plastic soda bottles scattered around the place. Over the last six months we’ve spent several hundred dollars, all in cash, and had pleasant experiences. This last time, however, we felt like we were being followed around. Somehow, items that we’ve previously bought at least ten each of, had almost doubled in price. Items we were quoted at $40 became $65. This is after a six week absence. We finally know why there’s no price tags. It definitely feels that not only are their goods curated for a certain clientele, but their prices are as well. They price items on how they’re feeling that day. Beware superficial merchants who do not appreciate veteran customers. We’ve been told by employees that they sell select merchandise to large chains, who in turn, it seems, give better prices. Never again will they receive our business. The place feels incredibly dishonest and crooked. Shame they squandered so much potential.

Konstantino K

This is the overpriced second hand place used to be in NYC but went out of business and moved wow look where they are now.

Amy Silwood

Very few items with prices and felt like we were intruding. There was several items we wanted but couldn't find out the answer. Plus, if handicap, too hard to navigate