Uptown Cheapskate

Great, friendly service from the staff & a huge variety of different styles, most of which are designer brands… AND everything is in great condition! You wouldn’t even know most of the items were used. This hidden jem is my new favorite place to shop!!! :)

I love this store. It’s fashionable and reasonably priced. They have really cute clothes and they are all good quality

Uptown Cheapskate has singlehanded my kept me affordably fashionable in every season. I’m addicted! Whether buying or selling, I always have a great experience in their downtown location. And if I don’t always sell everything I think I should because they’re a little choosy about what they buy, it pays off in the top-​notch selection of trendy pieces they always have in stock. Thanks, Uptown, for bringing quality pieces and affordable prices together. I will continue to be a loyal customer. :)

This consignment shop had friendly employees and a great selection of clothes and accessories. Prices are fair, brands are good, there’s even a markdown bin. They will donate if you don’t choose to use a bag. Only downside is no restroom if you spend a lot of time shopping (and you should leave time! There’s so much!!)

I’m in town for business and had an hour to kill. I found this great 2^nd hand store! Awesome stuff and great brands… I could have spent a lot more!
I took off one star because it was a little pricey.

One of my favorite stores, new and used, high quality clothes for cheap Good variety too!

Love that I found this place in SLC! I always shipped at the one in Dallas and found awesome pieces for super cheap and this place is no different!

Love this place so much! Scored the most amazing free people dress for less than $ 25.

Fun place to take your girlfriends or teens to find discount fashionable items. Very organized store

Super friendly staff and a huge selection! I got a great piece for my costume.
I wish they carried leotards though.
Check them out.

LOVE this place, I always start my shopping here, they have the cutest clothes at the best prices!

Great store, well organized. I always find great stuff. Love their variety. You can never go wrong stoping by when your short on money but want a new outfit to feel great. I also always feel like I get my money’s worth when I bring my cloths in for cash

I love going to Uptown Cheapstake whenever I’m in Utah. I live in San Diego and this is a must go stop when I’m in town. The clothes are name brand and cheap. I’m a small short girl and to find my sizes are hard. Maybe it’s the perfect timing but I always seem to find something. From clothes to bags it’s worth going to!

Great stuff for cheap price and very friendly customer service. They got everything from men’s shoes and clothes. I also found clothes for my son. Also a wide variety of women’s shoes and clothing. Place is very clean and in a nice location.

I have never been one to enjoy shopping thrift stores, but Uptown has changed that for me. I can always find something I like and the prices are reasonable. They also have it organized and its easy to find sizes and colors of clothing. I definitely recommend Uptown Cheapskate.

Found some great items here for exceptionally reasonable prices. The lass at the counter was very helpful and friendly. I also liked how the store was organized — by size and color. They have a reward program in the form of a punch card, and you get a discount if you shop in your birth month! Overall, I definitely recommend this thrift store to anyone looking for good deals!

YASSSSS!!! There’s a lot of trends going on, but you can still find some bad-​ass classics, not to mention a few heavenly Betsey Johnson pieces. I boycotted Anthropologie years ago after learning they rip off artists and hate on the LGBT community (they also own Urban Outfitters). I’ve missed their designs though and found a necklace AND dress from Anthro! Secondhand means no shame when it comes to that crap and China-​made! Shop your heart out, you PC lovers!

I’ve been wanting to write a review of this place for a while and have been giving it a few visits before writing. I have bought clothing as well as sold clothing here.
As far as selling goes, it’s really hit and miss. The very first time I sold clothing here, there was a really nice girl working who kept complimenting all my clothing and I ended up going home with about 40 dollars. The second and third time I tried to sell, the staff was a little less friendly and both times I ended up with less than ten dollars. So I think it really just depends on who is working and their personal tastes or how much they feel like doing the work to look through things.
The items in the store for sale are nice,
And this store is definitely better than platos closet, as it’s easier to find items from free people, madewell and American apparel, but you’re definitely still going to have to sift through ALOT of forever 21 and target items to find them. This store is mostly forever 21 items. So if you’re looking for quality pieces, they’re there you just have to look a little harder. Definitely a lot of cute things, but it’s hard to say if a lot of it, though cute, is even worth buying.

Perfectly average in my opinion. Is it cheaper than the stuff you’ll find at the department store? Yes. Is it 5 – 10 times more expensive than you will find at the DI? Yes. The selection that they stock is fairly quality items for the most part, but still, I would rather spend twice the amount of time looking through things at the DI or Goodwill and save a bunch. $ 30 for a pair of Lucky Brand Jeans or Diesel for $ 50 is more than you might pay at a TJ Maxx or Marshall’s, and these jeans are used.
I do like that there is about an equal selection of menswear as there is for women. It is hard for me to judge the friendliness of the workers because they didn’t say a word to me during the 15 minutes that I was in the store. Maybe I just don’t appear all that friendly to talk to.
Basically this was just an in, out, and on with life type of place.

I so terribly wanted to like this place but the prices are not good! I’m a ‘new boots’ with a vintage purse kinda gal and thrift store shopping is an art to behold.
I walked into this place expecting a chipper teenager to greet me, instead I stood in front of two Sloppy hipster wanna-be’s with noses turned up so high I could see boogers and nose piercing scabs.
On top of the crappy service — I found the prices abnormally high. 25 $ for a shirt that originally cost 35 $ is not a good deal considering some unkempt hipster — like the fools that work at this joint — has been trolling around indie concerts and vegan restaurants in it.
Probably won’t be back! Thanks anyways though!
***********Update************
I do not feel is necessary to write a new review for my recent experience with uptown. I feel that customer service really goes beyond the point of your patron walking out, and redemption is always a possibility in retail.
However, the second you contact your now ex patron and call them a liar — you’ve left your redemption on the door mat.
When I said «I probably won’t return» it was more of a «the right window display will be my smoldering temptress and I’ll be back.»
I visit most places multiple times before casting judgement unless my experience was severe or fantastic. I decided a more serious recap of my experience is in order.
The first and only time I entered this establishment I briefly scanned a few women’s items and wasn’t finding what I wanted. I happened on a top that I thought was close — it was priced about $ 25 — and I asked somebody I thought was an employee (as he was loitering near the register and a female that was dealing with a fellow patron) if they could help me look for some things I was wanting for specifically (slouchy tees and cardigans) in a certain price range.
It has been my experience as an avid thrift shopper that the employees can find what you need a lot faster and more efficiently then you can. I’ve worked in thrift retail and put away many many garments in my years. This was the response I got; «the prices are on the tags.» Period. The girl snorted and raised an eyebrow and they both snickered when I walked away, horrified.
I was so embarrassed that my husband and I left post haste. I was mentally transported to elementary school and mistakenly asking the cool kids to help you find your homework.
The owner saw fit to contact me to let me know my review hurt her employees feelings. She did not attempt to investigate my experience — as my obvious wit was fueled by an emotional experience and not necessarily pricing or product. She did not attempt to rectify the situation. Her goal, I assume, in sending me a long, well thought, scolding message was to further humiliate me and take away the tiny bit of restitution I was due. Leaving a funny review gave me back the power as the customer.
I will also note that she was puzzled how I found a garment at that price. I think she should be more puzzled by how she’s been in business longer then a week when she insults a customer that was treated poorly in her establishment.
I’m sorry the poor shop girl had her whittle feewings huwt by a Unilocal review. Maybe the owner Chelsea should properly train her so that she never has to endure such distasteful feedback!