Bad Granny's Bazaar

This is a super cool vintage shop in a fabulous location. I stopped by after lunch, and could have spent hours looking at everything. There was a local hanging out with the cashier just chatting, and it was cool to see. Prices are reasonable and just a bit higher than what you'd find hunting your own vintage pieces. But well worth it if you find something that strikes your fancy! I want to go back on a day I can spend more time browsing.

Amazing place for the unusual and vintage. Fun place to hunt for something special or memorable.

Found this LV bag at the thrift shop, it wasn't in excellent condition, but I liked it a lot anyways. I don't know much about handbags, but I paid a professional authenticator and was told it was a fake. So if you go here, don't buy anything expensive because they are all fakes. Luckily I'm only out $200. But I learned my lesson :)

Cute purse, loved the ownersThe Atmosphere: a fun place filled with lots of unique itemsThe Food: n/a The Service: the workers were super nice and they politely encouraged me to buy something I really wanted. still happy with that purchase. Cleanliness: everything seemed cleanBathrooms: not sureParking: we parked down the street and walkedHighlights: the service, the workers were so nice and we talked about our travels

I had heard about this place from a few different people and thought I'd check it out for myself. It was a fairly anti-climactic experience. There were a few cool things here and there but nothing that could not be found at a traditional thrift store for about a third of the price. To give you an idea of what I mean, one of the girls I was with bought a windbreaker type jacket, this apron thing and a sweater and paid around 60 bucks. Most likely the reason for the high prices is that this place is more like an antiques consignment store, where sellers have individual booths or sections they rent out, but they are not actively working at their booths and the store employees are there running the place. I inquired about how one might go about consigning things there and got a really curt, kind of rude response. Apparently they aren't welcoming any new consignees!Speaking of unwelcoming, I noticed another reviewer who said they felt like the store employees were following them around to "keep an eye on them". This was our experience as well. For most of our visit we were the only ones shopping there and I was with three other people, two of those people being teenagers, so that could be a reason why I felt we were getting a lot of attention from employees. I understand keeping an eye out for shoplifters but even the friend I was with said something about this after we'd left. So it wasn't just me. I left wondering why I'd gotten such rave reviews of this place from people I know and I came to the conclusion that first off, maybe the people I know aren't as cheap as I am. I associate 2nd hand stuff with bargains and something has to be super unique or amazing for me to act outside of this mindset. Secondly, I would say that this place is pretty cool for an Oklahoma place. They don't have many stores like this in Oklahoma City, so yeah that makes it alright. But, if you were in Seattle or San Francisco or some other city, stores like this are all over the place. All in all I felt like the Bad Granny was just kinda meh. I wanted to like it and I suppose I was expecting something that was more like a Buffalo Exchange.

I had high hopes to this place and was rather disappointed. Many of the items here were very overpriced, I found a forever 21 jacket being sold for $50. Some of the booths were selling items from Ali Express/Wish. That being said there was quite a variety of items and may surprise you.

What a hidden gem! I love Bad Granny's. This thrift/vintage store is beyond amazing. This store sells anything from jewelry and clothes to board games and cutlery. Now that 80's styles are back in fashion, this is kind of a great place to find what you are looking for, overalls for example! The prices are decent and the place is just fun to walk around and get a good luck at everything. Bring a friend or a date here if you are bored and want to do something fun. I totally recommend this shop!

A friend's daughter (who is truly into retro 80s gear) told me about this place and we sought it out this weekend when we were exploring the Plaza District.It's a retro/vintage/cool consignment shop. When we were there, I found some most awesome Día de Muertos-themed wine glasses and a vintage Coach headscarf. There were a number of people just chilling behind the counter and I loved that the clerk grabbed a roll of retro Christmas paper to wrap up my glasses. I think this is a hidden gem and I would love to explore each and every booth to find some more retro gear!

Sadly, there isn't anything special here. Just a bunch of overpriced thrift store items that are not well maintained and some workers with an attitude. I think that people in this region are easily impressed because there isn't really any competition. This is pretty much it. The vintage stores I have been to in other areas of the country I've lived are so much more fun, far better selection. Wish we had anything similar here but...

I am from Florida and any time I am visiting Oklahoma City I must stop by my favorite vintage shop! I could spend all day in this store. So much cool stuff. If you love vintage clothing and stuff this is a must stop. :)