What clients say about Newburgh Vintage Emporium Ware-House in Newburgh Township (NY)
Prepare to spend a minimum of an hour at this spot! It’s very well laid out and there’s something for everyone. I enjoy shopping specific vendor’s booths as they share a common aesthetic throughout. The prices are fair and align well with online research. They have an impressive amount of artwork, vintage clothing and china/porcelain. It’s a fun way to spend an afternoon.
This place had really cool vintage items and antiques. From concert t-shirts to toys and tools there was something for everyone. The warehouse was enormous. If you're looking for it, they probably have it. The hardest part is finding it as they have so much.
Love this place? Greeted so kindly by Fran who explains the store and how to shop all of the 75 vendors. We found rare vintage toys, real vintage jewelry, a us Olympics sweatshirt and other treasures. It’s just a great place to walk around to forget about all your troubles and step into a totally different world not knowing what you may find! We always leave with something for each of us when we go as a family! It’s rekindled my love for vintage and it’s instilling good values in our kids to find & value things from the past. Go it’s worth the trip!
Seemingly endless selection of antiques and vintage in every category you can imagine. Great staff and atmosphere! Prices vary from booth to booth, just like any other antique/vintage mall. Worth the drive!!
Super cool stuff. They have just about everything here. It is so fun to walk around and look at stuff, even better to buy. Most stuff is pricey but it's high quality.
Stick to a budget because you think a postcard is only 1-2$ and it's not. Such a fun space to explore. They genuinely have everything! I'll have to see about clothing and bags next time. I just wished smaller items aren't so expensive
There are a lot of vintage stores in the area, but when I was visiting Beacon I chose Newburgh Vintage Emporium Ware-House, which did not disappoint. Going inside of this place it really like stepping inside of a museum; there are so many vendors, and there is a variety of things to explore and choose from. If you're particularly in need of decor or furniture, this is the place for all your antique and vintage needs! I wish they had a bit more antique jewelry, but going around the store almost felt like scavenger hunting so that made up for it.
I recommend stopping by and seeing all the cools things they have! The staff are also really friendly and warm, and if I am ever in the area again I'd be excited to visit again.
I deeply appreciate how pet-friendly this business is. My little Schnauzer is always welcome there, which is great as I've noticed recently that more and more pet-friendly business are becoming unwelcoming of dogs. I've also taken time to read some of the negative reviews here. Some of them were posted by patrons who didn't bother to mind posted business hours (Always Google business hours before you visit, especially if you're traveling far!), had moral issues with problematic merchandise being sold (fair, but I also lean towards the belief that uglier parts of our history shouldn't be swept under the rug; as a matter of fact, if NVE never had some of these items for sale in the first place, I would have never learned the history of their creations through a negative review! How ironic!), "overpriced merchandise" (lol did you think NVE was a peddler's flea market? VINTAGE and ANTIQUE items are RARE and VALUABLE, ergo EXPENSIVE.)
I've never had a bad experience at NVE. The staff have always treated me kindly and with respect. Maybe some of these Negative Nancies caught staff members on a bad day, but who among us is without fault? We're all human.
Anyway, I love NVE, and I've "harvested" many-a gem from this business. I haven't been to their newest location yet, but I'm hoping to make my way out there someday. I'm also holding out a thread of hope that they may even expand west of Newburgh someday. I'd be over the moon to have a location even closer to home.
Fingers crossed. ??
Loads of collectibles to see many vendors. If you haven't gone here, give this place a look. You'll be really surprised how much great stuff as in one building.
Amazingly wide selection of vintage merchandise of all kinds. I appreciate that, while there are many different vendors, all purchases are done at one centralized checkout area. We purchased a matching pair of retro lamps and a beautiful modern tea kettle. We also appreciated the vinyl collections. The staff is super helpful — they’ll bring your selected item to the checkout area so you can keep shopping.
This place is huge and well curated. Quality stuff and a huge variety from furniture, clothing, vinyl, to original art work. Well worth your time to stop here and then go to the shop which is smaller but is also excellent.
I just bought an incredible dining room table and chairs set. They were wonderful to work with and help me arrange movers to deliver the table and chairs to my home. Such a fun place to look around, and if you know what you’re looking for there are deals to be had.
Great place, various booths with different antiquities and vintage stuff. The prices vary. But definitely found a few things, the staff here are very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.
One of the best antique/Vintage emporium.
Huge space offers many different types of the booth and you can def find what you want.
Price are reasonable.
Sooooo much fun! People working seemed into it and having fun too. They made a couple calls for us inquiring about prices. All the vendors create cool little panoramic vignettes with the stuff they have for sale. Mostly retail pricing and they know what they have but still,lots of hidden gem!
Amazing finds! Really fun to look at everything, well organized and awesome staff. I lost an earring while I was there and a staff member went above and beyond to help me find it. Thank you! Will definitely be back.
If you’re looking for a fun way to spend the day with your bestie or your cool aunt, or if you have a free day to yourself, go here!
With so many different small businesses to support in one place, there is truly something for everyone. If you collect vintage/antiques, you will be delighted by treasures you’ve never seen before. If you don’t have any vintage/antiques yet, it’s the perfect place to find goodies to make your home more interesting.
I always leave feeling inspired and never leave empty handed. I have gotten dining chairs (the ones pictured ?), board games, books, art, holiday decorations, clothes, cool home decor, and weird odds and ends here. Recently, I went 2 weekends in a row and somehow still bought a ton of stuff the second weekend. ?
Highly recommend ?
It is very big with a lot of options from the booth owners. I walked out with a small accent table and wine holder and found a coach messenger bag for a steal of a price. I found the pricing on big piece items to be excessive considering habitat has like items for under $100. Also you have to arrange you're own pickup for big items, they give you 5 days from date if purchase to do so. As you are walking around if you see something you like there will be someone walking around who hands you a token in exchange for holding the item at the register for you. When you're done looking go to the register pay and give them your tokens.
Lots of variety of vendors, many of the stalls had a bunch of character to them and you can tell these vendors put a lot of work into their stock. Picked up a nice blanket but was hoping to find more men's clothes.
We ended up spending about 3 hrs here, SO MUCH GOOD STUFF. This place has a wide variety of selections for everyone. Prices are on the higher end compared to other places but some of the items are very unique and rare! We'll come back if we're in the area again.
It was an interesting store. Like most will say it is organized (not quite sure how?) with rows of themes? They do have some interesting antiques, clothes, cameras, and vinyls. I saw a review commenting on ventilation, if they are referring to the slight smell and dust then I could agree. As one with seasonal allergies it was the same as standing outside.
Understandably that is one of the negatives of an antique store. Or any store with low traffic on some items.
You could spend an entire day in this store. Items that span all decades, interests, and price points. Staff is friendly and helpful. On my most recent trip, I fell in love with the vendor whose booth is devoted to vintage travel. Vinyl, clothing, furniture, housewares, whatever you want they've got.
Cool place with rows of antiques, collectibles, and overall cool stuff. The staff is extremely friendly and ready to help at any instance. I would recommend many times over to visit if you are in the area.
What a huge collection of beautifully displayed vintage and antique treasures. From stained glass lamps to vinyl records to signage. Pictured are directions, courtesy of Francine at Vintage Emporium, to get from one store to the next. Worth the trip from NJ to visit these two shops about 10 minutes apart!
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