Sock Monkey’n Around

Judging the store only based on the vinyl.
Their selection was decent the prices were high. Led Zeppelin II for $ 28 can be bought new for the price, same with the Rolling Stones albums in the $ 20-​$ 25 range.
Nothing really below $ 6.50 regardless of condition or obscurity. Average price was around $ 9.50.
The selection leans towards 70’s rock with the predictable overstock of Rod Stewart and Neil Diamond.
Cute store otherwise.

Was interested in a nightstand and lamp. Also had some antique jewelry that I wanted to be looked at. There was a festival outside. The owner CJ was sitting outside and freaked out on me because I wanted to show her the jewelry. Forget about the nightstand and lamp, after her rudeness, I would never go back again. Comparable to Amy’s Baking Company!

Truly in keeping with the history and spirit of «Two-​Five Drive». CJ is a dream to work with and a wealth of knowledge. A definite stop if you’re shopping for antiques in Ogden’s downtown historic district!

A pretty fabulous place, with one of the best storefronts I’ve ever seen for an antique shop. I’m no expert, but I can tell you that the place is very well organized. The people working there were sweet and had stories to tell. They have a decent vinyl collection; it took me at least 20 minutes to sift through it and find a few treasures. Most of the records had dust jacket and were reasonably priced. They even offer an exchange policy (for records, at least) if you’re not satisfied. I was perfectly happy with my purchase though, and will surely return soon.

Sock Monkey’n Around is a cute antique and collectibles store with a cute name too. The place itself is well-​organized and clean with lots of small collectibles for sale and some larger items like furniture too. The prices are on par with other antique stores.

This wonderful little antique shop is absolutely amazing. I find things I love on every visit. Vintage textiles, tables, chairs, antiques. The owner is very friendly and helpful. The prices are competitive. Yesterday I bought a cute kitchen island from the 1950’s and she helped me carry it to my car. I also love the sweet little touches she puts on her items, like the handwritten price tags that are tied onto the merchandise, often with bits of antique lace. Her taste runs in the direction of shabby chic, but there are also midcentury modern items and kitschy things to choose from. There’s an amazing pink artificial Christmas tree in the front window that will be available to buy after Thanksgiving. I also had my eye on a beautiful old waterfall-​style trunk, but someone bought it while I was saving up. There are so many more things I want, and I will definitely go back.

Nice little antique shop. A good place in downtown Ogden that is worth checking out for yourself. Although we had a fun time browsing, we did not find anything we really wanted on this visit.
Would I come back here again? Sure! It’s a cool shop with a cool name!

I got to check out the new location last night during the art stroll. It’s a super cute place with lots of things to look at. I didn’t get to do as much browsing as I wanted because it was so crowded. I did notice that the prices are pretty reasonable on lots of cool items. It seems like Ogden has a lot of antique stores but few actual antiques. This place didn’t seem to have too many faux antiques like «collector» Barbie dolls or limited edition beanie babies. All in all, I’ll definitely be checking this place out again.

This antique store is filled with great retro stuff at really good prices– complete 50’s dish set for 30 bucks! vintage music box for one buck! they have everything from really old antiques to vintage hip finds and there is a lot of stuff to go through.