The auction house took in a large amount of items but ended up selling "box lots" vs opening them…read moreand selling the individual items. We got 25% of what we should have. Seems they were lazy about the unpacking and pricing. I do NOT recommend

I have been dealing with S&S for many years.l have always found the best things there.l live 5…read morehours away so l don't get to go there as often as l liked.Since the turn in the economy its the only place l go.l stopped wasting my time buying on line traveling all over.l go there twice a month and l am never disappointed. I'm a designer and l need unusual things and high quality. I always fund it there.Phil the owner has the best eye and always has amazing things.l wouldn't be in business if l didn't have this source to go to.Everyone there is awsome there very helpful .Sometimes there are 3 different auctions going on at the same time so you get overwhelmed in a good way.Like what do l buy next.

If you're a Hello Kitty or Sanrio fan, you may want to check out this Marshall's location! They…read morehave the largest collection I've seen, more than any of the other locations combined! There is currently a very large inventory of Halloween and Thanksgiving items, especially in the kitchen area. Great products and great value! I went on a major shopping spree! What's great also was that my purchase was tax-free. No sales tax in Delaware, how awesome is that?!?! I'm looking forward to visiting Delaware again. I will bring a larger suitcase next time!

I'm pretty sure my house and closet are supplied solely from this store haha. Can't go wrong with…read moreMarshalls!

My favorite stop on our little escape to Havre de Grace. After brunch, we wandered around town and…read morestopped in here. Intriguing - if you are into collecting Tupperware, Pyrex (do you know the difference between Pyrex and pyrex?) Fiesta or Corning, they have tons of stuff here. Get yer knick knacks and quirky gift item for that quirky friend of yours. Lots of Blue Q products here with those sassy sayings - if you know, you know. Don't forget to check the back room for some clearance items.

Amazing customer service, fabulous finds, an always a delightful experience at Joretro! Bravo…read moreJolene and Team for always putting a smile on my face. A must visit vintage store in Havre De Grace, MD

They have a great selection and a ton of space but their customer service skills are almost…read morenonexistent. Give comic book guy from the Simpsons vibes.

My daughter took me here as a surprise for my birthday and I couldn't have been happier! Great shop…read morewith excellent service and a big selection of comic book issues, graphic novels, manga, games, and cards. There is space for Magic the Gathering along with figures, art supplies and tabletops for RPGs in the back too!

Was there today for a sneaker release "first come first serve" but by far the worst expert yet…read morehere. People cut in line, employees didn't do anything about it, and they only had 10 shoes for sale, most people who got one cut in line. I waited for 6 hours, and the least they could have done was let people know how many pairs they have. They wasted more than 30 people's time. Terrible management. I would never recommend to anyone to come here.

Best Shop. Best Selection. Best Service. Always accommodating and super helpful and friendly. They…read morereally put on for the community and do an amazing job.

PILESGROVE: shopping at Cowtown Cowboy Outfitters was an absolute blast. This western-inspired shop…read moreis packed with everything from cowboy hats, boots, buckles, jeans, and vests to so much more for men, women, and kids. Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome inside, and the staff could not get enough of Brie as she explored every nook and cranny, clearly on a mission to find the perfect gifts for her parents. The western atmosphere is contagious. We leaned all the way in and left with a couple of cowboy hats, and y'all...we love them. The store was buzzing with customers, all hunting for quality western wear from top brands, and the energy made the experience even more fun. A must-stop if you are in the area and ready to embrace your inner cowboy.

Stopped in here to kill time before the show not expecting much…read more This place was really cool though. The prices weren't too bad. Pretty good clearance section. A lot of wrangler stuff. Obviously. I'd go back on a bit rodeo day to have more time in here. Good pearl snap shirts.

Came here to stop and peruse. Cowtown is located off route 40 in NJ and is open on Tuesdays and…read moreSaturdays. It offers an array of items, in a flea market atmosphere. Clothing, food, toiletries, luggage, food, toys, electronics, traditional flea market finds, you name it you can probably find it there. They offer plenty of free parking. They have vendors outside in covered kiosks and also have interior areas that are lined with vendors. I always find something to grab during my visits. On Saturdays beginning Memorial Day through September, they have a rodeo. All in all, a great place to stop by, peruse and pick club up something unique.

I went back this past Saturday after nearly a year, and honestly... it's still pretty much the same…read morestuff. The highlight of the entire visit was the delicious pizza from the recently opened pizzeria, Slice. Two slices and a soda for $9 and some change, now THAT was a good deal! If you're looking for shea butter, oils, or knock-off perfumes, you'll have plenty of options because there are easily 10+ places selling them. And don't even get me started on the knives, swords, air-soft guns, and tasers! I really wish it hadn't been raining because we would have enjoyed spending some time outside. Unfortunately, the weather had other plans. And the smells in certain areas... WOW. There were definitely a few spots where I couldn't wait to get back outside and breathe some fresh air! Overall, after nearly a year, I was hoping to see something different, but it felt pretty much like the same experience. At least the pizza was worth the trip!

I was visiting Wilmington, DE this past week on a business trip. Before I left, I researched men's…read moreclothiers in the area and found Wright and Simon. It was half of a block from my hotel, so I decided to stop in and see what they had to offer. The shop has two entrances, one on Market St. and another on Shipley, the Store cuts through the entire block. I recommend the entrance on Marker St. It has a vestibule with display windows on either side. It gives you the opportunity to take a look at what they have to offer before entering. Once inside, I met Leonard Simon. I found him as well as the in house tailor (who, I am sorry to say, I can not recall his name) welcoming and helpful. Mr. Simon assisted me choose two pairs of Bills Khakis. One pair he had in stock and the other he had to order from the factory. The tailor sized the pants for cuffs while Mr. Simon called Bills Khakis to order the second pair. I was flying back home the next day and was assured the pair of pants they had on hand would be ready by 11:00 AM, and sure enough they were. I have purchased a lot of pants in my time that needed to be tailored, but I have NEVER had a 24 hour turn around on tailoring. That is aces in my book. For the second pair, they are keeping my size on file and will mail them to me when after being cuffed. This is the best service I have had in a men's store and I am sad that this is a rare thing in San Francisco. Now it needs to be said, one of by biggest issues, and IMHO grandest failings in men's shops is an air of superiority by the staff. For some reason stores such as Brooks Brothers, Wilkes Bashford (in San Francisco) and others tend to look down their noses at you, as if they are doing you a favor just letting you past the entrance. This is NOT the case with Wright and Simon. I found no pretensions here, they are helpful and appreciate your business. They also have a fantastic selection of suits, sport coats, overcoats and the like for you to peruse. For their pricing I chose "Moderate" and think this is a good description. If you are used to shopping at a department store or at the local mall for clothing and you walk in to Wright and Simon you will find this place expensive, but if you are used to purchasing fine men's clothing, you will find this place par for the course. Also, Delaware has no sales tax, and this should be taken in to account when discussing price. All in all, this is one of those stores where you will look better walking out of then you did walking in. I am looking forward to my next visit to Wilmington, DE. I think I need a new suit.

I've never left a review for a business on Yelp before but I had to make my first one to warn…read morepeople to stay away. I'm a lawyer from New York and the quality is bad enough but the customer service is the worst I've ever seen. The guy running the shop is so rude and miserly. Do yourself a favor and don't forget your suit if you're coming down from New York.