We were welcomed in right away by Francine:) She told us about the other 2 locations and made sure we got a photo on the vintage bike.
Found a beautiful antique pipe from Nepal for $28 ?✨️
Definitely one of the best vintage shops I’ve ever been to, and you can find some great deals. The staff is all super friendly & helpful. I regularly check back to see what’s been newly stocked and always find at least a trinket or two.
All kinds of neat old stuff. You name it, they probably have it. Decorating stuff. Functional stuff. Collectable stuff. Can spend hours looking. A collection of small vendors each amassing unique and beautiful old items. A reflection of past elegance. I especially like the quality of the small rugs.
Very interesting place. Lots of old stuff and it smelt like my grandmother’s house. But all in all a great place to find vintage stuff from clothing to furniture!
I visited this shop hoping to enjoy browsing through its vintage selection, and I want to start by saying the employees I encountered were genuinely kind and welcoming. That makes it all the more disappointing to see overtly racist memorabilia being sold in the store—specifically caricatured representations of Black people rooted in painful, dehumanizing stereotypes.
I understand that many items come from individual vendors, but it’s ultimately the retailer’s responsibility to decide what they allow in their space. What’s especially troubling is that in response to past reviews calling this out, the store has claimed the complaints “did not make sense” to them. That kind of response suggests a refusal to acknowledge the very real harm these images cause—not just historically, but still today.
These aren’t harmless collectibles—they’re reminders of a time when racism was openly commodified, and selling them uncritically in 2025 is unacceptable. I was prepared to support this business and likely would have made a purchase otherwise, but I can’t in good conscience support a store that turns a blind eye to this kind of harmful material.
I hope the store reconsiders what it chooses to profit from and takes future concerns more seriously.
EDIT: Please take a moment to consider how the owner responds to my review and other negative reviews with valid criticism. The deflection practiced by this business is concerning and while I’m happy they removed this instance of racist merchandise, it frankly should’ve been removed at the first negative review regarding this matter.
Judy welcomed us so warmly as soon as we walked in. So many beautiful pieces and the entire store is well organized. Very fair and reasonale prices for visibly high quality items. They also have locally handmade soap! The woman who checked us out was very friendly too. Def worth the trip!
Really big, bright and beautiful layout and amazing variety. Easy to navigate but it’s so big it gets a bit repetitive. You’re sure to find at least a handful of special pieces that speak to you. Prices are mostly reasonable, and the staff is very helpful. Will visit again.
Most antique stores are 10 pounds of dust in a 5-pound bag. This is the opposite. Everything is curated: Items are thoughtfully laid out and attractive. You walk around easily. No one bothers you. The staff are entirely helpful. I wanted to buy everything I saw.
Really really great place with sooooo much variety. You can spend hours in here, easily.
We came several times while we were in town and were pleasantly surprised to hear that they are not only dog-friendly, they are dog lovers. We were greeted by the friendliest staff who made sure to give them treats and pets.
Yes, they’re expensive. But I’ll put it this way:
I’m from Raleigh, NC. we have a good amount of vintage and antique stores and before coming here… I thought they were pretty decent. The selection and quality here is amazing and is priced as such. If you’re a lover of beauty and uniqueness, but also of owning a piece of history, you’ll understand why items cost what they do.
Be sure to stop at their other location for an even bigger warehouse and some yummy coffee!!
A MUST STOP IF YOU HAVENT ALREADY BEEN TO THEIR OTHER LOCATION WITH 100 VENDORS! This location has around 40 and every booth is so unique from art deco to modern you can definitely find something for anyone, I had a great time browsing and I will definitely be back to indulge in more of the furniture with more cash in hand though they take credit as well!
They have a lot of cool furniture but they also sell actual garbage (literally things people would leave at their curbs for the garbage man to pick up) for hundreds of dollars. For example, selling a rust-covered chair for $400! It's actually laughable anyone would spend hundreds of dollars on stuff like that. Most of the nice furniture is also absurdly priced. Some things are reasonably priced but most isn't.
It's basically like a cooler Goodwill, with more nice things but with a 1000% markup.
Fabulous! It’s the kind of place I could go every weekend! Wonderful variety of items and selection, attentive staff, clean and well laid out. Will certainly return.
For a trendy thrift store in New York, especially one so close to NYC, this place is a gem. Yes there are certain vendors who are a bit pricey, but you can find plenty of great deals here plus there is usually a little wiggle room on the price if you ask nicely. We scored this beautiful vintage light for around $65. Also, they have classic, vintage style candy!
Store is set up so vendors have different booths. Some interesting and unique items. Highlight was an Indian motorcycle with side car that was on loan from a museum. See the pics!
This place has a lot of great finds! It's a little pricy but I guess that's what you get closer to the city. The items were separated into well-curated rooms like at IKEA - very cool!!
One of my favorite shopping trips...I always leave with a treasure...or two. The collection is very eclectic ranging from vintage 80s music to primitives. You can even snag some vintage clothing and accessories (see straw hat) there. Make it a day trip and eat on the Hudson in one of the great Front Street restaurants nearby. #captainJake #vintage
We spotted this gem when about to get on the 84 and decided to stop in. So glad that we did. The selection is interesting and fun to peruse. The sellers all have cool items in excellent condition including china, antique maps, and industrial things, old tools, traveling trunks, coats, hats and accessories. Coming from nyc I’d say that their pricing is fair :) Definitely worth a visit and the woman who helped us check out was so very nice.
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