Go Fish Brooklyn

I have managed to get my hand son a cherry pair of vintage sunglasses for a song– the kind that every company is now replicating at upwards of $ 300. And on my last visit I snagged a bright teal Halston shirt dress that has gotten so many comments, I actually took business cards from Go Fish! to hand out to people when they inquire about it.
Always something new and great when you stop in, and absolutely zero attitude from its staff– they are happy to have you browse and even happier to see you buy!
I must say, this store is, for me, a much better stop than Olive’s Very Vintage on Court, where I had such a bad experience 5 years ago I STILL will not darken their doorstep. Head to Go Fish instead… they’re truly delightful.

This is a great little place that would be easy to overlook, but is worth a stop! I purchased a fabulous faux tree lamp there today for only $ 20. Lots of other awesome things there, too– adorable stationary, tiny dog salt and pepper shakers, unusual clocks and more. Reasonable pricing, cool stuff, and definitely a great place to check out!

As much as I’d like to take this hidden gem, tuck it deep down into my pocket, and run far, far away from thrifty folks like myself who will no doubt soon be snatching up its vintage finds, I feel it’s my neighborly duty to spread the word: GO FISH ROCKS.
This thrift shop is small but packed with a stellar mix of mid-​century furniture, dishes, jewelry, and nostalgia. Even if you don’t find something to take home (vintage 1950s pyrex, anyone?), you’ll have fun (trust me) just perusing the store’s shelves.

This shop has everything and at great prices. Set up like a cool grandma’s house with all the vintage pyrex you could ever dream of! Loads of cool records, shoes and clothing, furniture, lamps– great stuff for gifts too. Vintage sewing patterns, loads of Mid Century furniture, cool lamps, alarm clocks, wall hangings, salt and pepper shakers… And Dani’s jewelry is really beautiful and elegant.