Monk Vintage Thrift Shop

Brooklyn, États-Unis

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+1 718-384-6665
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496 Driggs Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11211
entre 10th St et 9th St
Williamsburg - North Side
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
230 mBedford Avenue (L)
590 mMetropolitan Avenue (G)
710 mLorimer Street (L)
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Aujourd'hui 11:30 – 20:30
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Heure locale (Brooklyn) 23:48 jeudi 28 novembre 2024

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lundi 11:30 – 20:30
mardi 11:30 – 20:30
mercredi 11:30 – 20:30
jeudi 11:30 – 20:30
vendredi 11:00 – 20:30
samedi 11:00 – 20:30
dimanche 12:00 – 20:00

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20 avis sur Monk Vintage Thrift Shop

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Évaluation du lieu : 2
Miami, FL
Really takes a lot of energy to sort through the vast amounts of clutter that obstructs even the walking pathways, of what little there is.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Astoria, NY
Aside from the experimental music that was playing when I visited, this place is amazing! I found three pairs of shorts (Jcrew and BCBG) all $ 15, and a beautiful Zara Dress for $ 25. Lots of items to go through, so go when you have an hour or two. The staff were pretty friendly too.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Philadelphia, PA
Really cheap. Nice selection of everything! I got a very nice window suncatcher and many cute frames for a buck each.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Arcata, CA
Not terribly impressed. Way over priced clothes for being a thrift store, Brooklyn or not. Overcrammed with clothes which made it hard to look at them
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Brooklyn, NY
I always find at least one item I love here. A lot of beautiful dresses from the 1950s-​1960s. The cashier is always friendly. Unfortunately, it’s always overpriced. They always seem to have great deals on jeans (I have never purchased or tried them on but they sure have a wide selection for women).
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Forest Hills, NY
So many cool pieces to find. The style varies from hipster, vintage and much more. They have so many clothes it can be over whelming to look, but once you find what your looking for it worth it. I still have one of my favorite Tshirts & bags that I purchased from there. Its pretty reasonable.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Tuxedo Park, NY
Went here once a while ago, pretty small store and I wasn’t very satisfied with the stuff they had, nothing I was interested in and pretty high prices… More like a 1.5 or 2 stars instead of 1 star
Évaluation du lieu : 1
New York, NY
Pricey consignment. I found a dress that I loved priced at $ 59 — found a thumb size hole in the back of it so I asked if they could reduce the price as it’s a silk dress and the whole is going to get worse and the women decided to use a condescending attitude when telling me they don’t haggle. Maybe they should consider pricing things appropriately for clothes with size able holes in them.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
New York, NY
When my friend told me he wanted to go Thrifting when he came for a visit, I searched for the stores that had menswear. This was recommended and delivered. There menswear offering was GREAT. Reasonable in price, but a little more for some of the brand name items. The dressing rooms were like telephone booths in that they are very small. Next to it are 2 other shops equally good.
Brooklyn hit the nail on the head with having three so close as there are very little menswear stores there. It is the first stop on the L train from Manhattan for those of you worried about leaving the city. The ride is over before you can get off that app on your iPhone. Definitely do it!
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Manhattan, NY
Cute shit. WAY, WAY, WAY OVERPRICED. I’m guessing that’s the sense of entitlement badge that floats around the ten mile radius of Willamsburg.
Chick at the cash wrap is arrogant and obnoxious. Newsflash: you work the cash wrap at Monk. Ease up on the ego, will you?
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Bronx, NY
Please see my review for the Greenwich village location. This one may be better but I couldn’t erase this post! Sorry
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Spokane, WA
Could have good clothes, but how can you tell when the racks are so packed you can’t even strong-​arm a space to get a look at the shapes of the clothing? I felt a few edges of fabric I liked, and tried on a few things, but dodgy but any. They should thin everything out and they might sell more.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, NY
I’m not sure why people go on about Buffalo Exchange because this place is MUCH BETTER. Not only do they have an awesome selection of everything, their prices are great, their staff is pleasant, their soundtrack is awesome. The whole atmosphere is just perfect for a place I would like to shop. Can’t wait to go back.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Brooklyn, NY
Very disappointed by their customer service here. I visited with the specific goal of hunting down an 80’s band tee and a red letterman jacket for a Halloween costume. I know those are specific items so I was bummed, but not disappointed when I couldn’t find them. I approached the counter to ask if they ever got those items in. The woman working at the counter responded by saying «Every day». I asked «Can I leave my name and can you call me if you get those items in?» Her response was «No, I don’t think so.» followed by a blank stare.
Whoever owns this store– train your employees to provide better service. I didn’t get an apology or explanation of why they couldn’t call me. I ended up awkwardly backing out of the store. I don’t think I’ll be back.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Brooklyn, NY
I’ve been back to Monk a few times in the past couple of years to browse but I don’t buy much because it’s too expensive and the quality doesn’t match the prices. I really don’t feel I’m getting my money’s worth there. Most recently I bought a good-​quality silk scarf for $ 6.00. On the same day over at Atlantis Attic I bought two of the same size and quality for $ 2.50 each. Also that day I bought many graphic tees for $ 5 each at Atlantis Attic, and one graphic tee for $ 12.50 at Monk. So the price difference across types of items is about 40%. With a higher prices comes the expectation of better quality, and I don’t see better quality at Monk. In fact, I saw many scarves damaged with thread pulls that were very expensive ($ 20) because of their brand name.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Manhattan, NY
Packed with an array of clothing items from the 50s-​90s (?). If you’re in a rush, I wouldn’t suggest going here… or any vintage shop, really. You need to be patient and take your time looking through things.
The clothing is in relatively good condition, however, it is pricey for vintage. At the prices *most* items are sold for here (minus the $ 1 rack) you are probably better off buying something brand new. Make sure to check out the sunglasses.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Rego Park, NY
They have some really good clothes here, almost new, almost in pristine condition. But here’s the thing: you might as well go to a Marshalls or a TJ Maxx, the prices here are way too sky high. People want to go to thrift stores so they can buy on the cheap, not at retail prices.
Button down shirts are around $ 10-​$ 20: you can find that at a discount store new. Jeans are around $ 20-​$ 40: again, might as well by a pair of new Levi’s. Sweaters and jackets? Forget it.
Nice place, nice concept, but way too overpriced.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Long Island, NY
***3 ½ Stars***
Wanna buy a dress from urban outfitters but don’t want to pay full price? Just go to Monk!
What they lack in customer service (every person I encountered looked/​acted like they were on Death-​Row) they completely make up for in organization. There’s nothing worse than rummaging through second hand clothing and (1) having unidentified, what-you’re-praying-is-dust particles fly out all over the place (2) things are tossed around without any cohesion.
Monk’s color coordinated, CLEAN, they have two dressing rooms (very small but sufficient) and seriously, the prices for what you’re getting are ridiculously low.
Buffalo Exchange (
) is literally next door and though you can trade/​sell your stuff there, after walking around, Monk is totally the way to go.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Oakland, CA
The selection of clothes here is just pure dope. Packed with cool stuff that you’d try to be cool enough to wear. Too bad I can’t afford anything. (T-​shirts for $ 18 and $ 20? Da fuq? And that’s just the beginning…)
Évaluation du lieu : 4
New York, NY
I can waste several hours in this store. I absolutely love thrift stores, especially the well curated ones like Monk.
They have tons of women’s clothing but also a very decent men’s section too.
I like that they have a well selected inventory of dresses and shoes. Lots of name brands, but for so much cheaper! I think the last time I was here, I lost about 2 hours just browsing.
Just a forewarning, the dressing room is usually occupied, so you might find yourself undressing in the aisles, which is fine, since there are so many things crammed into this store, no one will see you naked.
I did manage to find a nice back top ($ 10) and have been wearing it proudly since. What can I say? I go for this hippy dippy stuff…