Brass Armadillo Antique Mall

Huge selection of various antiques and collectibles. The coffee/​food shop is a nice play to grab a drink or a bite to eat and hang out in the seating area if you need a break and the staff is always friendly. It’s a good place to wonder around for free and there’s always new things to see from different vendors. We like to start at different places sometimes just in case we run out of energy and don’t finish looking at everything. Hours are convenient and it’s easy to find parking on the back side of the building if the front lot is full.

This place is enormous and has somethings for everyone. Thankfully, not too much glassware and kitsch which is impressive given its size. The operating hours are also nice 9 – 9 everyday. What’s with antique stores being closed on Sunday?!

Customer service is above and beyond expectations – assistance with any concerns is immediately available and efficient.

Please clean the men’s bathroom.

I came back here recently when my husband was out of town so I could spend a few hours ;)
I was here for a little less than 3 hours and had the BEST TIME. It was awesome.
I even got a little snack from their café and the lady running it was just the sweetest. She was so busy but so friendly and efficient. I love that little café area, BAAM really makes a comfortable atmosphere for their shoppers. It makes me want to go back again soon and spend a few more hours lost in vintage heaven :)
On this trip I found 2 vintage dresses, a top, a bunch of jewelry, and some vintage Seventeen magazines.

Big fan of this place! My folks visit Brass Armadillo frequently, and finally got me to join them a couple weeks ago. Since then my wife and I have been back every weekend. They have so many cool items that frequently change, it’s like a new adventure every time you visit.
I have found most of the staff to be very helpful and accommodating. But, as some have stated previously, there have been a few occasions where the staff has been a little less than friendly. However, it’s not enough to spoil my opinion of this place.
I really enjoy spending time here and look forward to future gems I might find! Highly recommended!

Do you know how you feel great when you walk into some places, how the atmosphere is simply «up»? This isn’t one of those for me. I walk in the door and feel oppressed until I leave. The items I generally look for are outrageously priced, higher than the same vintage items being sold by places which will give a warranty as to usability. Multiple visits over many months confirmed this as the items were still there, gathering dust. I finally decided, even with the draw of such a huge place, it isn’t worth my time to volunteer to feel lousy by walking through the door.

I have started going here every weekend. Not only for the cool items and great deals, but also for the delicious diner! Linda is always cheerful and helpful. It’s normally pretty busy, but well worth the wait and the conversation.

This mall is endless with tons of new and old items to choose from I can spend the day here. The staff here are very knowledgeable and very helpful this is definitely a very well organized place… They even have a cute little café.

Pretty cool place to kill a few hours and perhaps find something cool!
The layout is a bit overwhelming because there is just SO MUCH STUFF. But the staff is helpful and will open cases/​give you advice about where to find certain things if you need it. There’s a mini food area on the left as you walk in, and the restrooms are on the left side too.
I found some cool vintage hats so I’m looking forward to wearing those :)

This is one of my favorite places to go to when I am in need to go treasure hunting (which is more often than I like to admit lol). They have a very big selection of antiques, retro, and some junk. Honestly, I’ve been to A LOT of antique stores, and this one is by all means the most inexpensive one. I’ve bought many items here. The only reason I didn’t give it a full 5 stars is because they use to have a lot of fun events at their Café. They would give away free pizza, or free apple pie/​ice cream (on fourth of July). Now, seems like they don’t do anything.

Ok, I have tolerated this place for years and the rudeness of some of the employees that open the cases and some that work behind the counter. Well, I’ve had enough and just decided to write a not so favorable review.
I haven’t been here for a couple years and thought I would make it back in to find some goodies, but was deeply disappointed not only with the prices on just about everything, I was more disappointed with the service. Hell, I don’t know how the vendors sell anything. It’s like you’re in Macy’s. Super high prices. When you hit the button to look at something in the case, they do come promptly, but how they treat you while opening the case is another story. They basically treat you like your a criminal and have a record. They block the case and won’t even open the case wide enough for you to even see in. They jump in front of you when you even get close to the case they talk down to you and say they have to grab your item. I don’t mind someone grabbing an item, but don’t make me feel like a criminal when all I want to do is look at something. I don’t know who told them to act this way, but it makes customers feel uncomfortable and I am offended. You all are not better than me and you have no right to make me feel uncomfortable while shopping. You have brains and can determine if someone is suspicious… maybe you don’t. Makes me not want to shop at this place.
Now, the bald guy behind the counter when checking out was also a rude SOB. He was snotty and acted like his shi*# didn’t stink. He was rude and condescending as well. The point is, that I think since they make most of their money on booth fees, that they can feel free to treat their customers like shit. I don’t like it and I won’t shop there again. I hope you all see this and stop your communistic behavior. Don’t treat honest shoppers like criminals when all they want to do is have a good time and shop. It’s rude and I hope you learn a lesson from this lovely review.

This place is incredible. Highly recommended for antiques lovers!
My friend and I spent almost 4 hours winding our way down the aisles of display cases and booths, completely hypnotized. Luckily, they’ve got an in-​store café with food and refreshments at insanely low prices, so we could refuel without interrupting our browsing.
As with most antiques malls where different sellers are renting booth and display space, there’s a huge variety of inventory here: jewelry, books and comics, toys, furniture, art, housewares, etc. Obviously, quality also varies, but I was surprised how little here would’ve classified as «junk,» especially given its size and the sheer amount of stuff on display. Really great quality all around, and lots of interesting eye-​catchers and conversation-​starters to keep you going.
I’ve been to several antiques malls where you have to search high and low to find attendants who can open locked display cases, but Brass Armadillo has a great system set up for this. There are service buttons located couple of yards between the locked cases and on both sides of the aisles. Want to take a closer look at something? Hit the closest button, and an attendant will come over to assist within a few minutes.
I had such a blast looking for treasures here, and I’d love to come back and explore some more.

This place is great for many things. Antiques and collectables galore. Even some slightly used furniture, clothes, dishes and nick nacks. Mostly reasonably priced. I have found many things from my childhood that i had forgotten. A bit of a trip down memory lane.
Nice people working there and plenty of parking, more behind the building.

This is the biggest Antique Store, that I’ve every been to!
I was there on a Saturday afternoon and the parking was a little hard to find. Once you’re inside, its well worth it.

The Brass Armadillo is a HUGE warehouse comprised of vendors’ rooms, kiosks, and display cases filled with antiques and vintage pop culture items. Plan on spending a lot of time looking. Many vendors have the same or similar items, so if you find something that you like, write down the location (the aisles use street names) and price to compare as you go. Some vendors will charge way more than others.
I guarantee that there are items that appeal to everybody. You will do a lot of walking. Thankfully, there is a concession area because you will probably need to eat something during the time that you spend looking.
We always walk out with some unique item.

Just moved to Denver and we were looking for a fun little Saturday afternoon outing. We’d passed the Brass Armadillo on I-​70 a few times and decided to give it a whirl.
We ended up having a blast and came out with a few really neat pieces including a guitar and a really unique piece of art. The huge store is filled with tons of stuff from furniture to old cowboy hats, vintage bar signs, retro clothing and more…
Definitely looking forward to a return visit down the road!

Do you have 4 hours to kill?
Because seriously… we were here for more than two hours… and I could have kept wandering, poking, digging, and finding.
Kitsch, Kitsch, Kitsch… That’s what the Brass Armadillo’s got.
If you’re looking for Pre-​Mayflower, Handcrafted Armoires, this probably isn’t your place.
But if you did the tsotchkes? Oh, HELL yeah.
There’s Toys. Lots and lots of toys. Vintage GI Joes and Star Wars and Cabbage Patch Kids and Barbies and… and… and…
There’s FiestaWare in mint condition. MINT! (And some not-​so-​mint, much cheaper.)
There’s vintage Corningware, Pyrex, and Tupperware.
There are… shall we say… pre-​Civil Rights-​era… Memorabilia? (See Photos.)
Also some collections of old books, vinyl, comic books, and the like.
I’ll definitely be back the next rainy day we have, with my camera and a cuppa joe to kill some time.

Browsing Brass Armadillo is like opening a buried time capsule and taking a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Here you will find virtually anything and everything from decades and centuries past. This place is the mecca of all antique emporiums and you could spend hours and hours browsing and digging for antique gold.
The store has aisles with names of all 50 states. Near the front of the store are rows of glass curio cabinets filled with vintage collectibles from the Wizard Of Oz to The Beatles and Elvis to Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, Barbie, Cabbage Patch and vintage G.I. Joe dolls, Star Wars and Star Trek toys and action figures, vintage lunch boxes, sports memorabilia, Coca-​Cola and Pepsi collectible glasses, etc. If you are a nostalgia collector, this is your nirvana.
You will find almost anything here and you never know what you might happen to come across. We found some old antique Publix die-​cast toy trucks for a really good deal. There’s comic books, hardback and paperback books, vintage magazines like original Time Life and TV Guides, old rotary telephones, AM radios, Sony Walkmans and Watchmans, Coke vending machines, vintage business signs, jewelry, kitchen and corning ware, clocks and cameras, VHS tapes, CD’s, vinyl records and 8-​track cassettes. It really is a virtual time capsule and fun to reminisce and explore the artifacts of times long gone.
Prices vary, we found good to reasonable prices on some things to ridiculous and outrageous prices on others. I was disappointed that there were more «contemporary» collectible toys than rare vintage items but as time goes on and they become harder to find and people realize the value of vintage collectibles you are most likely to find them only at auctions like eBay. It seems like most sellers rent out lots here just to get rid of the old junk and clutter in their basements, garages and attics. It’s kinda like a big indoor flea market or garage sale but there are some rare gems and bargains to be found here if you have the time.

Eeeheheheheheeee…
I love antique malls, I truly do, and this is one I’d happily spend –hours– in without a moment’s hesitation. It’s absolutely massive, with some of pretty much everything in at least –one– of the booths and cases. There was, in fact, even an entire safari of taxidermied exotic animals and animal heads when I went, which is a bit jarring amidst the more traditional antique mall offerings [though… sort of hysterically funny, if one isn’t terribly offended by taxidermied exotic animals, which I probably ought to be]. This does generally mean that any antique/​shopping enthusiast should be careful not to drag along anyone who –doesn’t– wish to spend quite that much time browsing the varied collection that occupies the alcoves here.