AuH2O

Incredible store it might be small but every piece is a find! The jewelry options are so unique and incredibly priced! $3 a pair of earrings and found a super fun plate from France with stand $8. Loved the lady who worked at the shop she was so lovely. Will definitely be back.

Leah was amazing! Through her I got to learn about the store and the buying/selling process. She very attentive to the customers and has good energy that radiates through the store. The store has very affordable nicely curated pieces. I got a very lovely $10 hoodie. People really like the jewelry pieces! If you are shopping around for second-hand items around East village I would recommend this to be a first stop, check it out and you can go to the bigger stores if you cannot find what you are looking for!

Really friendly spot with some thrifting gems! I found this place on instagram and had to visit on my recent trip to NYC. Definitely check it out and see what you can find!

Leyah was fantastic! She was so warm, friendly, and genuine. Overall, I really appreciated the selection and the pricing. There were some great items. It’s very fair, which is rare to find in New York anymore. Thank you to the owner, Kate. As your neighbor (I live right around the corner) I’ll be continuing to come in here!

very very affordable finds and a good range! could find many solid pieces <$15. there are 2 dressing rooms! the shopkeeper was so friendly and chatty, and was kind to suggest other affordable thrift shops around the area too ♡

such a kind atmosphere and a really sweet employee! INCREDIBLY affordable. my coffee cost more than this outfit!!! definitely coming back :)

Fantastic Selection. Its curated and a bit more feminine forward. The prices are accessible to all people, which is lovely to see especially because a lot of big box stores jack up the prices just because they can. You can tell they work very hard to make sure they can keep the business going and keep the prices affordable. Me and 2 others all found stuff to take home which doesn't always happen, which made us very happy. The worker was so sweet and helpful. You can tell this store is in it for the right reasons and truly what secondhand stores are supposed to be. I thrift in every city I go to around the world and this is a cute lil treasure. BY FAR the best one I have found in New York City helping people with access to sustainability and fun! LOVE LOVE LOVE :)

Wonderful selection of clothing & jewelry ! New stuff every few weeks or so , big fan of their jewelries & clothing selection :) Following them on instagram was a wonderful idea , as they sell stuff via their story , & some of it is really cool stuff you do not want to miss out on ! Prices are very reasonable & low , 3 to 15usd I would say. Been thrifting for a few years & this is by far one of my favorite places in the east village !

Great prices, nice jewelry. The clothes are nicely curated, with some vintage selections. It is a nice local store

I adored this thrift store! I may be a bit old fashioned, but I appreciate when what you thrift is under $15. All of the clothes I found here were under $15. It's a compact store with a small collection, but you're able to look through each item and find something you like. I had a great time looking through everything. There is one little fitting room where you can try what you like on. In addition to clothes, they had jewelry too. I bought a cute skirt for $10 and a green doily for $7. The person who worked here was sweet. I adored the music they played at the store, it really added to my shopping experience. I'd highly recommend going thrifting at AuH20.

I love visiting AuH2O when I'm in the East Village, I always find a cute and affordable piece here!

I'm sad to be writing this review as they will be closing up by the end of this month after 14 years of business, but I wanted to talk about the impact that AuH2O had on me in being more aware of slow fashion. AuH2O was the first secondhand shop that I ever visited and it was my gateway to thrifting. I remember being a high schooler and just hopping on the train one day to go to this store not sure of what to expect (I am now a grown adult working that typical 9-5 job). The store is small and intimate but very cozy-feeling with the friendly staff. As with thrifting anywhere, some days can be a hit or a miss. The first day I came here, I spent over $100, but more often than not, I come out with nothing which is perfectly normal. Again, they have a small space so they need to try to get inventory out before they can put more in. They curate a bit of everything including fast fashion brands, but I have been able to snag knits here that were definitely prior to the 2000s which I am still rocking today. They also have an Instagram page you can buy from and pick up in the store. On Thursdays, if you are a student, be sure to flash your ID to get a small discount (I believe 10-15% off). After this month, they will be going all virtual via Instagram and Etsy, but be sure to stop by and support them beforehand if you have time!

Found my most complimented outfit pieces in the store on random occasions. Also, you're able to shop via IG stories which is even more convenient. Such a great store, great employees and amazing owner. Make sure you stop by when you're in the city, and grab a piece you'll love for a while!

Such a great experience with this small business! I called to make sure they accept drop offs and got Sarah on the phone. She was lovely answered all of my questions and told me to stop by. I dropped off all of my things and filled out paperwork. The next day received a text of everything they would keep and asking if I would like to pick up or donate the 5 pieces they aren't keeping. The next day (literally within 48 hours) I received a text from Kate the owner with an itemized list of what they were selling my pieces for and a grand total. My portion of 1/3 was then sent to my Venmo account. After going to Buffalo exchange prior and being treated like shit it was such a breath of fresh air to deal with lovely professional people. I will only use them moving forward when I want to sell clothes and I can't recommend their services enough! Well done Kate and team!

I visited their business a week ago and purchased a necklace for my niece. Upon getting the necklace home, the charm fell off its post and was lost. I contacted Riley and their team....telling them what occurred. To my happy surprise...they quickly offered to send me another necklace. This type of customer service isn't seen very often these days. They could have easily told me that it was my problem and moved on. But they didn't. They will earn your respect.

It's a cute small shop that has a good selection of genuine vintage items. the prices weren't bad. I found a cool sweater, jacket, and corset there!

Riley and the staff at AuH20 are fantastic humans and reliable business owners. I visited their business a week ago and purchased a necklace for my niece. Upon getting the necklace home, the charm fell off its post and was lost. I contacted Riley and their team....telling them what occurred. To my happy surprise...they quickly offered to send me another necklace. This type of customer service isn't seen very often these days. They could have easily told me that it was my problem and moved on. But they didn't. Please shop here. They will earn your respect and future business.

I love this place! I was only able to stay a few minutes as Darwin the Dog couldn't control his joy from being fawned over by everyone in the store. It's tough being beautiful but somehow he manages. Anyhoo, the lady who was working was super nice, they put a ring on hold for me and I picked up a pair of classic 80s earrings for about 3 bucks. I'm looking forward to going back!

Cute little thrift shop with rare finds. The lady working there is super nice, and I found a zebra top I liked along with some earrings.

AuH20 is ridiculously affordable for the quality of thrift/vintage they carry. My whole thing is gifts -- I'm always looking for a place where I can find that one-of-a-kind item. AuH20's jewelry is perfect for that, and for like $5-$10 apiece a lot of the time. See? Ridiculous! But their upcycled vintage is also killer. I'm SO sad I missed out on their Frida Kahlo sweatshirt, ugh. Point is: AuH20 is a great store run by great folks, and it's one of the last places keeping the East Village affordable. Shop here first.

I really enjoyed this thrift shop. It had a super cute vibe and great prices!! There weren't as many options for plus sized clothes because your girl got voluptuous assets. But super friendly and I purchased a shirt and some jewelry!

AuH2O is my favorite store, period. I love this shop. The size and selection is just right. The inventory changes up every other day or so. A lot. It's pretty incredible. The associates are fantastic. Shout out specifically to Alli, who gave me such patient, individual attention and changed my game with her brilliant styling eye! Across the street, Tokyo7 runs about $150/item on average. And they ignore you. AuH2O...about $15 per piece on average. Less. I'm serious. I still can't believe it. This store is a dream come true. I have lost a lot of weight over the past year and a half. I never really considered shopping at clothing boutiques in my own neighborhood because, well, I didn't need the depression/aggravation. I went into AuH2O on a whim. So grateful I did. Shopping at AuH2O (and fitting into nearly everything I tried on in their awesome selection of carefully curated finds!) was a wonderful way to celebrate my health journey. I can't believe what I bought for a total of $100. Three dresses (including a STUNNING flapper dress), multiple shirts, sweaters... a faux fur stole! I'm afraid (sorry not sorry) that AuH20 is going to become an addiction. I went to a party last weekend thrown by friends who are in the fashion world. When I walked in wearing the gold sparkly beaded shrug I purchased at AuH2O for $12 (with jeans as per Alli's suggestion) they just stopped, stared and went on and on about how amazing I looked. One of my friend's boyfriends took me aside, put his hands on my shiny shoulders, and said, "You've finally arrived. This is YOU. Look at you, Brette. WOW." They've seen me a lot...it wasn't the weight loss. It was the outfit! Thank you again, Alli. And Kate! Kate and her team are truly passionate about what they do. They love fashion, sustainability, the East Village and, most of all, their customers. I'll be going back later today (my third time in one week...uh oh). Best. Shop. Ever.

I came by this store after dinner in the area, as it was almost closing, and was very disappointed in the selection. There are about five racks of merchandise, but a majority of them are cheap mall brands like Zara, Mango, and Forever 21. Additionally, I saw a lot of wear on the items, like pilling and such. Who would buy a fast fashion brand item second hand? The quality is barely good enough for first hand ownership.

I was in Roslyn for a meeting and specifically made a trip to visit this shop after browsing their Instagram. I am so glad that I did! There are a ton of great pieces here for really affordable prices. I picked up a Michael Kors leather jacket, a beaded romper, and an adorable pink pencil skirt. I'll definitely be back on my next trip!

This place is great! Highly curated but reasonably priced thrift/vintage store. The clothes were clean and in great shape. The best!

I was walking by and got sucked in by their sales rack outside. The store has a great selection of clothes, especially considering the small space. And the prices are affordable, like a thrift store's prices should be, I was very surprised. I got a nice button down faux suede/knit sweater for just $8, and an ugly Hanukkah sweater for $10. Yes, you read that right, a freakin Hanukkah sweater. It's gold, blue, and red and has "mazel tov!" in big letters along the top, with dreidels and stars of David. I mean, this thing is glorious. They also have, hands down, the best ugly Christmas sweater selection I have seen anywhere. $15 credit card minimum. Women;s clothes only, not much in the plus size department. The woman who worked there was super sweet, definitely worth checking out.

Great thrift store with actual thrift store prices. The selection is a bit small but some great gems to find! The employees are also so so nice.

Not a huge selection of stuff to dig thru like some other vintage shops, which actually makes it more shop-friendly, but they have some cool pieces. Jewelry, clothing, accessories, etc. Go go check them out, they are priced a little higher than some others in the area but its still worth checking out. Sometimes its hit or miss, you score big or leave with nothing. Hope you find some cool stuff here like I have. Cheers & Enjoy!

The best thrift store! I was the most sad about this store closing during the pandemic, but so thankful the store came back! Female-owned business as well; the store owner is amazing. They buy clothes and accessories, too. Also, they have a great Instagram where they show what they are selling in their stories @auH2O. A place full of treasures.

Amidst all of the expensive boutiques in the city, lies this East Village treasure. We had a lot of good luck thrift shopping in the village, so I decided to search for more stores to peruse. AuH2O is located on a very quaint street in between very beautiful displays of street art. It is across the street from another amazing thrift shop called Tokio7. The store itself had a form of identity that stood out amongst the stores nearby. It was very intimate, boasting only a few racks and an accessory display. The gold paint, vintage furniture, and exposed brick walls really gave the place a boho feel. Unlike most thrift stores, AuH2O was extremely neat. I loved how there were only a few racks to look through. It was the least overwhelming thrift store experience I have ever had. Another great attribute to this store were the prices. There is a $5 rack in the middle and a less than $10 rack towards the back. Throughout the normal racks, I could not find anything over $15. The best part was that these prices did not reflect the quality of the items that were on sale. You could find Kate Spade jeans for $15, J brand for $12, and illesteva sunglasses for $15! The selection was to die for! They also had many earrings for only $3 a pair. I was definitely in heaven. I ended up purchasing a beautiful black and white patterned blazer for only $12. If you're looking for a bargain in the big city, this is the place to go!

After wandering around from each vintage shop to shop, I think I've finally found my go-to vintage shop. Let me tell you, the journey had a few bumps. Some of the shops had either too ancient items that goes back to the 1940s, overpriced used items, or grandma clothing. But AuH2O is different. You can find good, I mean GOOD brand name items still with tags on them on the $5 rack or $10 rack or on the racks, what a steal! The $1 jewelry/accessories pan is always delightful to go through. The moment you walk in, you'll receive a warm welcome by none other than Kate. The shop is tiny but great as well, which is something you rarely find in most vintage stores that smell like dead rats or something old. The $5 and $10 rack is always there, which is always tempting for me to walk out with something. I recently got my mother a brand new Tocca blazer for only $5! Has everything for everyone, whether you prefer a more conservative, mature Jackie O look to plain old basic shirts.

Came into the store with a group of students from my college. The woman at the front desk said that it was rude and inconsiderate of us to come into their "very small store" because "having so many people in their store makes other people outside not want to come in." She even had to nerve to tell me this while numerous individuals that I brought into the store were buying multiple items. Absolutely disgusted with this woman and the store. How can you tell customers to not come into your store? 110% do not recommend. Woman should be fired. What kind of customer service is that?

This store is not my style, but if you want vintage it is a great place for you. The prices are amazing. I didn't see anything over 30. There was a five dollar rack and a ten dollar rack. Considering there were only 4 racks, not bad. Most of the comments are dead on. The store is tiny, but it doesn't take long to search the whole store. I only spent about 15 minutes in AuH20 but was able to see everything. About 5 "Regulars" came into the store and chatted with the owner. She was very friendly and knowledgeable about the customer's wants/needs. I say go, check it out. If the clothes are your type, frequent often.

really great affordable prices! the shop is definitely on the smaller side, but i loved all the different pieces that there were. they also have two small dressing rooms to try on some of their pieces! they don't do refunds, so that's also a good thing to know. i loved all that i got, definitely a great place to pop in every now and than to see what's new! will definitely be coming back!

Prices were very reasonable! Just curious...Do thrift shops wash and clean the clothes prior to putting them on shelves for sale? Place was super tight, too many people with carry-ons (backpack, umbrellas, shopping bags, winter coats), place smelled like feet, no ventilation in the shop, it can get hot and bothersome - especially if you have items in your hands and you are digging to look for more items. Store owner should consider offering their customers a place at the counter or a basket where they can place their selected items in. This way customers' shopping experience will be easier. One small fitting room available. I bought one blazer from here and cute earrings, this place didn't have too many items in my size at this time. They have some great unique jewelry pieces. My friend Lisnel bought a cute skirt from this place and enjoyed her experience here. I am giving it a 3 star only because I couldn't shop w ease, it got too hot in there for me, I had to step outside for some air. I know this place is trying their best w the limited space they have available, girl working there was sweet and polite as well. I wish them the best!

So cute in there! And the vibe, as previously mentioned is very chill. The associate was cutely dressed and completed the overall scene. You can find clothing that would Look nicely tucked into a high waisted skirt since it's all second hand and long. Check this store out!

Just stopped by for the first time yesterday evening! Lovely thrift shop - very decently priced, kind and helpful staff, super cute and cozy interior, and a large, rotating collection. Couldn't be more pleased with my purchases and excited to go back!

Ooh!! What can I say about how great Kate's store is? AUH2O is in fact one of the best stores in the city, and well, i am not just going to say that because Kate is a good friend of mine and I model and do makeup for her in her fashion shows... but because she is a great talented designer with great ideas and a powerful activist who works her own intellectual concepts and opinions into her clothing and accessory design! (think..Obama! Pro Choice, Feminist slogans)... i think its great! Her store is cute and tiny and suits her..I wouldn't ask for anything more. She designed it in orange, as it is her favorite color and she will give you a tour of her store if you happen to stop by! :) I came across her one day while waiting for my Fiance to finish up an acting coaching session down the block...and we became friends instantly! :) yay for Kate! Even my Mom loves her! She also believes that no one should pay a lot to wear beautiful clothing...so the prices are really good on any budget! lovelove!

This is such a cute little thrift shop! only cons are that it's very tiny & it feels stuffy cause no ac. Lots of cute things that are actually wearable, compared to other thrift shops that have really weird old clothes. Found this beautiful leopard blouse for $14. I saw a mix of brand names like armani,zara, h&m etc. I will definitely be back here because of their affordable prices and great vintage style

Very very tiny thrift store in the East Village, but like all thrift stores, you really never know what you will stumble upon. Picked up two nice silk/faux silk scarves the other day, so really your mileage will vary. You just need to be patient! Prices are reasonable and the clothes are not high end. If you're looking for high end clothes go across the street to Tokio7. That said, all the clothes are gently worn and presentable. No weird thrift store smells and everything is very presentable.

Cute cute cute! Not a huge selection but pieces that are vintage and unique, not all H&M type stuff. fantastic prices, and they have a dressing room! A tiny one but it's there!! The jewelry is great too! We got earrings and a little ring. I found a blouse and sweater top. Awesome little find, worth looking for especially if you score! East village is a fun shopping area. There was another consignment store across the street too. We didn't stop cuz the kiddo was out of patience but the close proximity makes the two a good joint stop. Happy hunting!

Great shop, great prices the staff is friendly and welcoming and the selection changes daily! Definitely worth visiting if you're in New York and looking to shop.

Cute, small place but not much selection. Doesn't accommodate many people. Purely women's clothing and accessories. Takes two minutes to finish browsing.

Highly recommend checking this place out. There's a good mixture of casual and dressy pieces and the prices are incredibly reasonable. I purchased some jewelry, namely a cute xoxo ring for $15, a red express sweater jacket for $18 and a simple black and white striped dress for around $12-15. There were some stunning formal dresses that I really wanted to purchase but I was traveling and it made little practical sense to do so but I highly recommend going here to find a cocktail dress.

One of the best thrift stores in NYC so glad they are back! They have the best jewelry selection and none of my jewelry has tarnished and it's been years since I first got them. Also great clothing here that are super affordable :)

The selection here is very limited, just a few racks and a disinterested and moody sales girl (you are getting paid to serve us right?!) The clothes they have aren't great vintage finds. Everything is a bit 'Urban Outfitters Originals' and will remind you of freshmen who just discovered vinyl. There is nothing that you couldn't thrift yourself... however the prices are GREAT. I really uncharacteristically cheap for this neighbourhood (tops from $10, jackets from $20) I would say this place is worth going to ONLY if you live locally and need a last minute outfit on the cheap for Saturday night.

I've actually never bought anything here (sadly), so why am I giving 5 stars? I'll give you 5 good reasons! *shakes fist* 5. The selection is small and manageable: no digging, no frustration. You can clearly see everything that is for sale. 4. The prices! Used clothing is well, used. It should be priced accordingly, and in this shop, it definitely is. I've been in countless resale/vintage/consignment shops that were asking $$$ for stained/tattered/or just plain hideous garb. Which brings me to my next point: 3. Everything was in fantastic condition. I didn't see a hole, stain, scuff, or pill on anything. 2. The environment of the store is so warm and inviting, not pretentious or anything along the lines of "You're-too-fat/ugly/poor/unstylish-for-our-store" vibe. Good tunes playing and a friendly shopkeeper (owner?) making jewelry in the corner. 1. THE SMELL. The clothes are sanitized before being put out to be sold and the shop doesn't have that... smell. You know the one: the melange of the aromas of mothballs, B.O., granny perfume, urine, unwashed hair, dust, and smoke that most vintage/used/consignment shops have. I give major points for this, seriously. Seriously. Since the selection is so limited, I would recommend visiting often. Just because you go one week and don't find anything doesn't mean the next week's visit won't be filled with treasures!

First of all, the name, come on. Cute. One of the owner's last name is Goldwater. I had a little moment after looking at their business card. I thought it was great. Anyways, onto the store.. I'm from Boston, so I haven't been exposed to the best vintage and thrift stores. My heart yearned for more. There has to be a place where there's a great selection and most importantly---great prices. Being a frugal student in the city and being interested in fashion is a huge predicament. I have seen countless stores overpricing vintage items that I almost gave up completely. Thank goodness for AuH2O. Boy, did they prove me wrong. It's a very small store, but there are many things to look at. The best thing about the clothing is that it is carefully selected. The owners definitely have great taste and take extra care of what goes on their racks. Going through all the racks is a breeze, and the small size adds to its charm. Going to AuH2O is the biggest sigh of relief from overwhelming amounts of merchandise in chains like Forever 21 and H&M. Plus, every item is one of a kind. The first time visiting, I picked up a deep red blouse with the cutest collar, a red patterned midi skirt, and a wicked pair of silk shorts that looked like a skirt. Oh my goodness, if I could only describe how fantastic those shorts were. It's like a Van Gogh painting, in shorts form. And it was $5. I probably would have paid 3x that amount for them. Because they were that awesome. In total, I spent $25, with the 15% off Thursday Student Discount. A skirt, shorts, AND a blouse for less than $30? I die. The second time I came, I didn't find anything. It happens. But I just went again yesterday and found the cutest little black dress. It was a cross between lingerie and evening wear with lace and a zipper down the middle. With the quality fabric, it could have easily been $100 or more. I paid $27 for it. I guess it's a bit much in terms of thrifting, but I knew that if I didn't buy it, I would regret it. One of the owners even let me put it on hold until the next day because I forgot my wallet. Seriously, I think I'm going to shop here more than those chain stores. Plus, I won't see another girl down in Washington Square Park wearing the same thing as me. Who else can say they have Van Gogh oil painting like shorts? Do yourself a favor and check out this thriftique.

I am new to thrifting and AuH2O was a great place to get my feet wet in the world of thrift shopping. The store is laid out like a boutique which gives the place a warm and inviting atmosphere. Everything was in good to very good condition, clean and organized. They sell pretty much everything from dresses, tops, bottoms, shoes, purses, jewelry, and other accessories like scarves. Most pieces are between $10 and $20 and quite a few were under $10. Being a bargain hunter I've definitely bought cheaper, brand new items but there are some very unique finds here that you will not find at Forever21. The brands are mostly random and non designer but I did see a Theory cropped jacket for less than $20. The jewelry is somewhat expensive for what it is but their birdcage necklace display is awesome! I had a lovely chat with Alexandra who was very friendly and authentic. I had no problems redeeming my Yelp Deal coupon and she even gave me the 15% student discount (every Thursday!). Alexandra told me that she and her partner go to warehouses and hand pick all the clothing pieces for the store thus the low prices. I would definitely revisit as they have new pieces every week. Although sometimes you might not find any treasures, you never know when they'll get some amazing stuff!

This place is amazing. The prices are set at what thrift shop prices should be set at (i.e. $10 for a red leather purse thank you very much), and the ladies who pick out the items have a very good eye...especially for accessories. The lady who was working there when I visited was very friendly, helpful, but unobtrusive to my shopping experience, and most importantly, unpretentious. I highly recommend this shop for some good, cheap finds.

This is definitely my new found love in NY!! I'm not really a thrift shopper at all, but my sister is and she came to visit wanting to visit as many as these shops as she possibly could in her short visit. I bookmarked a bunch of vintage shops on yelp and used them as a guide for where to go. This was our first choice. We walked in and the woman cashier (I don't know her name, unfortunately) was the coolest, nicest, funniest gal ever! She was incredibly helpful and she definitely made us feel super comfortable here. She was joking around with us the whole time and told us what clothes were worth it and what wasn't. This shop is TINY but has a great selection. I found an amazing beige wool coat for $28!!! What an effing steal!!! Even though I need to get the sleeves tailored because they are too long, I just had to buy it! I mean, $28, who can beat that! It looks like a brand new expensive coat! Woohoo!! I also bought a brown clutch purse for $8....more woohoo!!! My sister bought a ring, necklace, and a sweater, total? $21....yup!! I think this place definitely made me a new thrift shopper and I'm officially in love with this place as it has made me convert! Side note: the place across the street is also great....BUTTTTTT.....it's incredibly expensive!! I mean, the stuff they had is incredible (burberry coats, marc jacobs bags, gucci clothing) but at the prices they have, you can just go to Bloomingdales and get them at the same price, new! So definitely head across the street to AuH20 and you'll find exactly what you're looking for without breaking the bank!

I will freely admit to it...I'm cheap. For me, walking into AuH2O is like walking into a mythical land I've only heard whispers of in my dreams. Unassuming from the outside, inside is an incredible array of deals. Now, that's not to say that everything in the store is gorgeous and in top quality condition. But if you dig, you can find something special and I don't think I really saw anything in here over $30 so that's always a plus. Some of the clothes do look a little worn...so as with any thrift shop you should check for stains, tears, repairs, and just give it a real lookover to see if it'll crumble into dust once you walk out the door. I managed to score a lovely Anne Klein floorlength dress for $14. Are you kidding me? The clothing mostly features blouses and shirts with some skirts, pants and jeans. There are a handful of dresses but if you're looking for a Cinderella gown for a special night this is not the right place. There are hangbags in the corner but they're a little too scuffed and worn for my taste. There is also jewelry scattered in the corners from $1 to under $20. The jewelry is a little underwhelming, a mix of metal that looks like it's from Forever21 and bulk street vendors. The dressing room is in the back corner and is the size of an outhouse/refrigerator/very small closet. Essentially, you've got room to stand and turn in a circle. I will definitely be back. :) Update: I met Kate! She's absolutely lovely. Do chat with her if you get the chance.

AHHH! I dont even know where to start...Amazing items and amazing prices. Its not SUPER SUPER cheap, but you leave feeling like you got your moneys worth. The owner was great! I just love that she isn't trying to take advantage of her customers. I only left with 2 sweaters and a purse all for around 25 dollars. (pretty good) I would have got so much more but... im on a budget. lol I hope she brings in more thick and warm winter coats, Ill try again next week.

The store is extremely small, and the inventory even smaller. I found a pair of Ralph Lauren brown leather riding boots in my size for $25. I was jumping for joy, until I pulled the boots down from the shelf. I cannot believe they were being sold in the current condition. The interior heel of each boot was completely destroyed. The leather along the zipper was frayed and torn. Such a shame. Overall, I was underwhelmed with this store, given the rave reviews by other yelp users.

SUCH A GEM! Found this place after a lunch at Caracas. Snagged a red vintagey silk blouse with patterns you see on bandanas. Really light & lovely to wear. $10 Also found & bought an oversized silver double chain bracelet. It's a simple but chic accessory for an edgy look. $10 Shopkeeper was super chic & friendly.

Their $5 rack absolutely rocks. I have to hold myself back from it when I stride by during the summer. They have a better selection bags and accessories during the summer but I really come here for sweaters. I can probably count on my hand the amount of times that I left the store without buying a little vintage sweater. It is so hard to resist when they are always $18 or less. Forget Tokyo 7 across the street. They are rude and their prices don't make any sense whatsoever. WE LOVE AuH2O!

Went here because I saw 44 reviews and almost four stars.On arrival, can't say that I was exactly thrilled. I saw some vintage items...and then I saw items which I would deem as just reckless. Upon further searching of everyone else's review, I guess I didn't have any "luck" that day with finding anything? These reviews are more back round stories than a real review of the products.... The owner was nice and courteous. A few of the dresses were gorgeous but not my size. I understand that, seeing as its a thrift store....but the rest of it is not mention worthy. The shoe selection was atrocious, not because it was a small selection, but because they were scuffy and dirty. I may go here again and try my luck because everyone seems to love this place. But I wouldn't make a special trip just for this store.