142 GOODS & SERVICES SEPTEMBER 25, 2025 | WWW.BESTOFPHOENIX2025.C0M | BEST OF PHOENIX 2025 with the Flipside schedule by following them on Instagram. e e e B E S T A N T I Q U E S M A L L CALL IT NEW/ CALL IT ANTIQUE 2049 W. BROADWAY ROAD, MESA 480-464-1234 CALLITNEWCALLITANTIQUE.COM If you’re looking to escape the heat — and by that we mean not going outside for essen- tially the entire day — Mesa’s Call It New/ Call It Antique easily provides that experi- ence. This massive antique mall is filled with vintage CDs, furniture, jewelry, cookware, maps, posters and endless amounts of tchotchkes that will keep you entertained for hours. Whether you’re a fan of vintage and thrift shopping or not, this store has some- thing for you. Its inexpensive prices and ever-changing collections will keep you coming back for more. Plus, if you look hard enough, you might be able to find an old issue of Phoenix New Times. e e e B E S T N E W V I N TA G E S H O P KING PIGEON THRIFT & VINTAGE 4739 N. CENTRAL AVE. 480-219-9452 INSTAGRAM.COM/ KINGPIGEONTHRIFTANDVINTAGE The mascot of this midtown vintage outpost couldn’t be more fitting. What is the humble pigeon, after all, but a dove tricked out in iridescent feathers, smart enough to deliver messages in war zones, yet so commonplace people deride it as a winged rat? King Pigeon delivers electric doves at flying-vermin prices. About those prices, for starters: They’re generally a flat rate, depending on the rack. You’re looking at $5 for a hat or sunglasses; $6 for Ts, tank tops, blouses, socks and button-ups; and $7 for hoodies, skirts and shorts. Pants and denim are $11. Dresses, flannel and jackets are $13. At $20, the guayaberas are as spendy as you’ll get. Not everything here is gold, but every piece is worth those prices, especially if you can countenance the occasional flaw — as the store’s flyer says, “it’s not (the clothes’) fault Grandma lost a button at a casino outing in 1978.” Amid the garments live curios: old maps, dishware from your childhood, toys, figurines, bottles, books, DVDs, cameras and board games. Oh, and? Electric guitars. If
