Small place with…read more cool stuff Tag Sale Treasures is a small store located right in Pawtuxet Village. Certainly not a large place, it's cramped and crowded with stuff. Type of place where you have to turn sideways at times to get by things. I'm not sure what the building was built for originally but it is obviously has been around for a while. The inside is basically several small rooms stuffed with stuff. All kinds of antiques, linens, old signs, clothing, furniture and plenty of cool knick knacks and doo dads. Things seem to move in and out quickly so every trip is a new adventure. The folks that work here are pleasant and friendly and let you take your time and look around without bothering you. That's a good thing because there is a lot to look at even though it's all in a small area. Mundane and common things mixed in with the unusual. The last time we happened by we saw a reproduction antique sink that was exactly what we were looking for. The price ended up being substantially lower than on line catalogs we were looking at. It was easy to install and works and looks great. A pleasant and unexpected find in a cool little store.

I love this store! Perfectly organized, clean, and welcoming space that contains some pretty…read morestandard New England vintage/antique finds. Newer clothes on consignment along with smaller pieces of furniture. Here's what's exceptional; The owner is extremely nice, and easy to talk to, and her prices are beyond awesome. Plan to check in here regularly.

This is a great local shopping center... Outside so if you're gonna come and want to walk around,…read moremake sure the weather is nice first. Great variety of stores. Not too many places to eat anymore but hopefully they will add some new ones in the near future. The only issue I have is that the traffic in and out can sometimes get backed up which is annoying. During holiday seasons, they do have a police detail there so it runs a little more smoothly. I hope they add some new stores and restaurants soon just to keep it modern and up-to-date... would love something with outside benches/tables !!

it was beautifully designed and so many of the natural surroundings were…read more untouched i love how it looks it reminds me of garden city i love the gazebo.

The Arcade Providence is the oldest indoor shopping mall in the United States. It's small and…read morequaint, but also very quiet every time I visited. There are a few interesting food stops, including Lobanton, and even a shop dedicated to H.P. Lovecraft merchandise. I also appreciated the historical photos displayed throughout. A couple of things to note: Parking isn't free - there's a garage across the street and paid street parking nearby. Also, accessibility could be an issue - I didn't notice a wheelchair ramp on one side of the mall (maybe there's one on the other side?). Overall, it's a neat place to explore, especially if you appreciate history and architecture, but it's more of a quick visit rather than a full shopping experience.

Nearly 200 years old, this neoclassical building is charming and historic (it's supposedly the…read morefirst enclosed shopping mall in US!) - but mostly charming. The first floor consists of small eccentric shops and cafes while the upper floors have been converted into studio apartments. (I am entranced by the idea of residing there - just think, I can leave my apartment in my Jammies and walk downstairs to a cafe for my morning coffee.). A great place to browse the shops for unique gifts and a bite.

Seekonk Square is a spacious shopping complex with a wide variety of stores and ample parking. I…read morerecently visited Best Buy for a contactless pickup of an order I placed online. For many items, they have an option for same-day pickup, which is quite convenient. There are designated pickup stalls at some of the retailers - a great addition during the pandemic. Seekonk Square has everything one might need - from sweet treats and trendy clothing to household items and essential electronics.

What a great addition to Warren! Absolutely fabulous selection of folk art! Prices may seem high…read morebut don't let that fool you, these are investment quality pieces.

They must have invented a time machine taking me back to a time when men dressed like…read moregentlemen--pocket squares and all, people carried journals to document their travels overseas, and all men wore beautifully crafted round glasses, before hipsters claimed them as their own. Everything here is beautifully curated, from the clothes to the random knick knacks strewn about the store. It is definitely a place that pays homage to the best parts of a bygone era. You can browse racks of blazers, ties, uniquely bright patterned linen shirts crafted in India (crafted in a material that designers no longer use, apparently), and feel as if you jumped in a time machine and landed in a well-dressed man's walk-in closet in the 1950s. I flipped through pages of someone's old travel journal, documenting their trip by sea to Europe. All in cursive, there was a page that struck out at me: "CAPTAIN'S AUTOGRAPH: E.C. Wiggle". This place is a gem. I now know what I would name my future dog, for sure:). This place is one part vintage heaven, one part history lesson, all parts My Favorite Store In All Of Portsmouth.

Overwhelming! It's bigger inside than it looks from the street and is chock full of stuff. Many…read morestalls and sections of consignment goods, collectibles, old tools, and knick-knacks. Take your time - there's plenty to look at.

What a great Antique place. They have a great assortment of booths and stalls that are easy to get…read moreto and navigate. All in all, this place is A-OK.

Finally got around to seeing/doing Lincoln Mall. Typical mall with a variety of stores, almost all…read moreonly accessible from the outside. Plenty of parking, and a mall that is somewhat still thriving. Other malls are closer to me and more easily accessible, but I wouldn't be shy about coming back here.

I love this shopping plaza. During the day it's great. At night it does attract young kids that…read more are loud and obnoxious.

This is a very honest and interesting place to buy furniture and Knick knacks. The owner is…read morewilling to negotiate even though his prices are reasonable in the first place. I'm very sorry that he has decided to retire and go out of business. Wishing he has a great retirement.

I've tried to visit twice and they've had the doors locked, despite the OPEN flag on the porch and…read morethe sign stating they should be open. First time was a Thursday around 3 and then today at 4. Both days they have signage saying they're there till 4:30. I understand things happen, but maybe a sign at the door saying "brb" or "had to close early"