Le Shoppe

Just went into this shop for the first time yesterday. Great selection of items and the owner seemed like a genuinely really nice guy. I ended up buying an item and he was even willing to barter. I will definitely buy from him again.

This is an awesome consignment shop with a great selection of all your 80s and 90s faves! The prices sometimes can be a bit high but the owner (who from what I can tell is the only employee) tries to do a good job of only showing the good stuff. He has a great sensibility and I love the window displays! He just expanded too so, you can find some pretty cool light fixtures, bikes, and furniture. I also love the location. It’s pretty close to downtown so if you’re doing a thrift store crawl downtown, this one should definitely be on your list! The only bad thing I can say is that the hours are not always predictable. Sometimes, they’re just not open when they’re supposed to be. So, I’m not sure it would be smart to plan a trip just for coming here. You might be sad when you show up to find them closed — although the window displays are awesome so that’s always fun to look at! I will say that it’s a great place to stop in if you happen to be walking by and find them open!

I think the owner has some swag… he is honest and I feel right at home… and oh he is a silver guy

3.75 stars really is more accurate…
I’ve been going to Le Shoppe for almost 10 years now (I think). My family owns/​runs Leonard’s Pawn next door, so I was right there-​and there was so much cool stuff in Le Shoppe that I would spend most my time trying to find a «hidden treasure» there.
They had silver jewelry, sage smudges, incense, doc martens, jeans, vintage clothing, dresses, and more.
The variety is amazing-​the prices… they tend to be a little high. But it is a great, unique little place that is worth checking out-​you never know what you’ll find.