L Train Vintage 629 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

"The prices at the Bushwick L Train are waaaay lower than Grand Street. Only difference is that Grand has a smaller but somewhat more curated selection to make the shopping easy… it’s not thrifty tho. They are hitting us with the gentrified prices"

"Curated selection of 70s, 80s and 90s vintage fashion. Price point between $30-$120. Organized, clean and dressing rooms available. They have a good selection on leather jackets, leopard jackets, flannel shirts, graphic shirts, sweaters, denim jackets, military jackets and cameo pants."

"Great selection, and really good prices. Mostly sweatshirts, tshirts, sweaters, pants. A few dresses and accessories. Genderless sizing/organization but most stuff is sized for men. I found two sweatshirts that fit snugly, tho. $60 total for both. My boyfriend got a leather belt with a big brass buckle that was less than $100 (I don’t remember exact price). There are several other vintage stores nearby that charge $150 for old T-shirts and sweatshirts that don’t hold collectible value, and are already faded and we’ll definitely not last very long. L train vintage has similar stuff but they’re priced at less than half. Will be going back regularly!"

"Have been wanting to check this place out for a while as I always passed it on my way to work. I have been to the Crown Heights store and really liked it. Not so much with this one. It seemed to be mostly men's fashion, unlike their Crown Heights location, that has a ton of stuff to peruse. It's much smaller than the CH store with what seemed to be higher pricing (It's been a minute since I've visited the store in Crown Heights so the price increase may be across all the stores) What i will say is that they had some awesome leather coats and jackets and would be worth the trip for that- but since I wasn't looking for that specifically, I was a little disappointed and will probably just stick to visiting the Crown Heights locale."

"Went looking for a dress, ended up trying on warm winter things. It's a cute little space with quite a few wonderfully priced items. Definitely worth a visit. I do kind of wish the guy working there would have said "hi" or something - especially in a small store where I was one of only 4 customers perusing. Nonetheless he seemed nice."