Vintage Voola

I must say, I have literally never been to this store. Why? Because it is ALWAYS closed. If you are coming in from out of town looking for vintage, DO NOT put this store on your shopping list. Do not bother ever trying to come here, they will NEVER be open. I shop weekly at the thrift stores that are on the same street and have never seen this business open. Don’t bother with the hours on the building, this place will always have the orange chain on its doors. It’s not a do not buy (mostly because you can’t), it’s more about do not bother wasting your time even seeing if they are open, they’re not. Ever.
One can only hope that the owner reads these reviews, but something tells me they don’t give a damn. They’re making money somewhere else and letting their beautiful inventory go to waste, even though there are plenty of us out these who would love to take it off their hands.

CLOSED!!!
Was there based on hours in window (Friday at 2:30) and it’s locked up tighter than a drum.
Phone won’t answer, facebook page gone, web site gone.
Don’t waste your time.

I’ve been to this place a few times with little luck. It’s not always open, the rumor I was told was that there was too much theft from the place and the owner made it closed unless they were there. When I went in today they told me that the person who was in charge left abruptly and there’s a new woman in charge.
The selection isn’t as great as vintage stores I’ve been to in bigger cities and there’s not as much as Yoshi Now but for the space there is some great stuff. I found awesome boots and we had great customer service. My boyfriend actually enjoyed being here while I shopped and made friends with the guy working (Chaz was very helpful with our shopping). Overall it was a great shopping experience! Too bad they’re not opened more often. I’d definitely go back.

The lady is super nice when they ARE open.
Cool stuff but again they’re inconsistent with store hours. I did notice this week that they seem to open more often than not.