Gatti’s Garage

The worst customer service ever, made me sick with humanity (for a short while). I am so disappointed when trying to purchase a bike. The «bearded-​charm school» service man mentioned they were going out of business, and after our experience it was obvious why. I did my research and was prepared to purchase item, cash and plastic bank card at the ready. Except rude «bearded-​charm school» man was preoccupied talking with his hairy-​tattooed-​male girlfriend, saying he was clearly too busy to adjust a seat (which involved a small bolt). What kind of man doesn’t have a tool kit ready? Plus, when asking questions about payment he seemed uninvolved probably because he has no personal investment in sale of items. Well, regardless, I walked out of store happy not to leave any of my money behind. My suggestion: avoid store due to bad service. Wait for items to be sold on eBay, then you will not have to worry about dealing with these folks in person.

What a great find! I live over an hour away & this was worth the trip. So many vintage goodies, I could have stayed all day. My husband is lucky the store isn’t closer or we would be broke. Everything is reasonably priced & beautifully displayed. The owner was so nice & not pushy which I love. She recommended a few other stores in the area for me to check out which I thought was awesome to support other local businesses. I now have to stalk their items on line to see if I need to make another trip, which I will do anyway. Highly recommend.

Great shop and great service. From one off custom cars and bikes to a full store of antiques, they got you covered. Stop by and go back in time you are sure not to leave empty handed. Alex and John are the best.

Very vintage — very cool.
Usually when you hear the word ‘vintage’, you start to think «classic», «old school», and sometimes the dreaded «pricy».
Well, Gatti’s Garage was two out of the three. I was invited to the grand re-​opening of the shop, and walked out with some awesome, funky items. A four-​set of mid-​century drinking glasses with gorgeous etching (when I showed them off to my mother, she exclaimed that her father had a similar set back in the day!), a pair of pretty octopus rings, and a nautical-​looking 1960’s purse (mom also claimed to own a similar one in the 60s)… all for an incredible price.
Alex is a gem — her personality, matched with her passion for these items, just completely sells you.
The location is hidden away, in my opinion, but well worth the find. I really need more space at home, because all of the great things here just NEED to come home with me!