Hollywood Vintage - Portland, Oregon

Misha K.

The space is cold, visibly decayed, and reeks of mildew to where I reckon being in the space for an extended time is a sincere health hazard. When I first saw the business, I was unsure of whether it was open because its curbside appearance indicated it had been sitting empty a while. I'm not sure I would want to buy any textiles from there, because I question whether the smell would come out. And no, the prices aren't commensurate with the shopping environment.

bokeh T.

Place is filled with lots and lots of things that are extremely overpriced and tacky. Each seller is responsible for pricing their own things, which I guess cool, but most sellers want farfetched peices for their goods.

The sad thing is, you can find new items that are cheaper than what people are selling in actual retail stores or online. (Some sellers are selling thing they get from temu, etc. and are charging 3plus times the amount they bought it for. Which is pathetic.

The likelihood of me coming back is slim.

On a side note, trying to find parking in the area also sucks.

Jenna W.

This has to be one of the coolest vintage shops in all of Portland. Definitely an interesting experience every time you walk within their doors. Always helpful employees who are great at helping you find what you may be looking for or can point you in the right direction for that one thing you didn't know that you needed but in the best way if that makes sense. Lol. Recommended highly if you find yourself in the area you have got to stop in and check this place out you won't regret it.

Ellie G.

They have some really cool items and I got an incredible chair from moxie Mika vintage but I am giving 1 star bc there is someone on the bottom floor where the “market” was straight up selling Temu pins and jewelry! But it was on a backing for their shop. I feel like that is taking advantage of the community and folks who want to support local artists and think that they are, as well as, is straight up stealing from actual artists bc Temu is known for stealing art. So, that’s really lame. Rest of the store was nice though.

alHalwima

At this point, probably my favorite vintage store in all of Portland. Besides the gigantic selection of clothing, what made my heart melt and fall in love with this place was seeing the Dancouga VHS in one of the shelves full of old animes.
Run by millennials, for millennials (and younger, of course).

ACNW

Other than it being extremely cold and uninviting and having high prices, the blonde lady with the tattoos at the front desk was horrible. So incredibly disrespectful and rude. What has happened to customer service?

Tekla T.

I came back twice during my weekend in Portland just to see more of the treasures here! It’s absolutely massive but impressively well organized. It’s so well kept and tidy for such a big space with many different vendors - clearly by people who enjoy fashion. Take lots of time to come here and search the racks, or come back more than once because there is SO much to see!

Jonquil E. D.

I found the coolest Yanni T-shirt, for my son. I also found an epic adventure Time spandex dress! I had no idea how cool this place would be even though the outside is pretty epic and kind of circus themed looking. The inside is neat and tidy and spacious, though there is a lot of cool stuff, you don’t have the feeling like you are being asphyxiated by superfluous old junk. I would highly recommend this place to stop in and spend an hour just browsing and possibly finding some thing you didn’t know you couldn’t live without. And it’s a great way to kill some time if it’s rainy out but you still want to be out enjoying this amazing city!