Great shop with something for everyone! Handmade, upcycled fashion, vintage clothes and…read morecollectibles, one of a kind housewares, everything! Tons of vintage Americana from many different sellers. This is a great shop full of unique, one of a kind gifts!

Great areas, tons to look at. Items are displayed very nicely and safe to walk around. Another…read morewords I didn't trip. I would say the only Downfall is the parking. Very awkward no lines to show spaces and very awkward to back it out.

Man who owns the business is lovely but we bought an $800 dresser 6 months ago and all all of…read moredrawers fell apart and the runners inside came off.

I bought a cute organizing shelf for my son which they claimed was custom built here. It was…read morepurchased for about $300 around 6 months ago. I was told I could pay extra to have it finished (stained/painted). I just saw an instagram post of the same damn organizer which is ikea and costs $140!!! I will never go back to this untrustworthy shop.

IKEA in Stoughton is the full format version of the store and it operates at a scale that rewards…read moreplanning before you arrive. We walked into a showroom floor that is extensive, with fully arranged room displays that give you a sense of how pieces work together in an actual living space rather than just on a shelf. That format is one of the more genuinely useful retail experiences for anyone furnishing a home or apartment from scratch. The pricing across furniture, decor, and home goods remains the core value proposition and it holds up. For what you get in terms of design and function, the price points on most categories are difficult to match elsewhere, which is why the store continues to draw the traffic it does despite the time commitment a full visit requires. The warehouse section at the end of the showroom walk is where you collect flat pack versions of the display pieces, and navigating between the two requires knowing your item numbers before you reach the warehouse floor. The click and collect option is the practical alternative to a full in store visit and works well. Ordering online, parking in the designated spots, and having the order loaded into your car helps a great deal. For anyone who already knows what they want, it is a significantly better use of time than walking the full floor. For a large scale furniture shopping trip that delivers value and requires strategic planning, IKEA in Stoughton remains a destination worth the effort.

Huge store, it's like a maze but every room has something to offer. Basically you walk through this…read morehuge "house" with rooms on display with everything (I think) purchasable. You can use the app to scan items and add them to a cart, use a pencil and paper they provide, or take pictures like me. Since everything larger is DIY you have to note the location in their warehouse so you can go pick it up after your walk through. I think they also do pick up orders as well. There's also the famous cafe with the Swedish meatballs!! Quality isn't terrible and it's within price budget. They pretty much have anything you could need for a home or apartment.

The Mill is only open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, roughly during business hours. Pretty much…read moresomething for everybody here, the converted mill has a variety of stores with vintage and local items. Each of the stores have their own flavor and personality. You can find furniture, books, kitchenware, music (variety of vinyl), clothing, and all sorts of antiques. You could definitely spend hours here, as the place is quite large. Most of the businesses are on the first floor, while there are other businesses (like photography and music recording rooms) on upper floors. There's also a music lounge, though I haven't been. And hey, if you can't find anything here, or if you have kids that are fussy, there's Hometown Arcade for old school (and some newer) arcade and video games. (Not really public transportation friendly, though there's a commuter rail station about a 20 minute walk away)

So many vendors. Items old and new. The prices seemed reasonable. Loved the vibe. I'll go back…read moreagain for sure.

This was another one of those TikTok thrifting shops and another short drive. Plenty of parking. On…read moreentering Salvage Angel I was not expecting the layout I saw. It was so cute, it looked like little section shops with each section having its own unique style. There was soooooo many items I honestly could have left with a lot more but I had to control myself. Great selection of vintage items and some unique pieces. The prices range but still reasonably priced. The young ladies at checkout were so sweet, they loved the custom tapestry Mickey jacket I made and said I should look into selling a few of my pieces. I really enjoyed this store and I can't wait to go back. There was nothing I didn't enjoy

Ooooh what fun, funky, weird and wonderful finds at this vintage co-op and consignment warehouse in…read morean awesome old brick mill. Vintage fashion, unique items of yesteryear, and new artisan crafts and practical gifts are meticulously displayed in attractive booths from different owners. Excellent reuse of a historic building. The entrance is #12, just past the overhang connecting this old mill to another terrific old brick mill (that hasn't had a renaissance just yet). You may wonder if this shop is still open, but it is just set back a bit. Worth seeking out!

If it wasn't for photo legend Jim Calerese I wouldn't have become hip to Premium Art. I'll tell ya…read moreright up front if you can't find a place to park there's a parking area across the street. They share the parking area with the Registry. In spite of that their work is worth the 15 second walk to the door of a family owned and operated business that supports the areas artist community They put the pop in my pictures as they would with your keepsake. I anticipate a long relationship with them.

We have bought furniture from there several times but mainly from the outlet downstairs where…read moreeverything is discounted and priced to go. It's not easy to find what you need but they do have a large selection. I think the only time we don't get furniture from that store is when we can't find what we want in the outlet section downstairs. They do have a large selection in the discount area and even in the non discounted section on top but the prices on top are a bit high for us on top. We have even bought a mattress from there maybe 15 years ago. I would check that store first to see if they have what you need discounted and then if you don't don't something you like, check other places.

I have a king size mattress that I paid $3,000. for with a 10 year warranty. It is now 8 years old…read moreand has broken down. Both adults sleeping on this mattress are under 180 pounds each. When I sent pictures (required) I was told the life of a mattress is 7 year. I was offered a $300. credit toward a new mattress and they are running a 15% promotion as well. I feel the sale was a scam to buy the higher priced mattress. I could have had a king size mattress for half of what I paid. Had I known the 10 year warranty was fraud. I expected Jordan's to fight for me as their customer with the manufacturer. I was told the indention needed to be 3" deep before any warantee would be considered. They no longer sell the mattress but said they try to stay competitive and sell various manufacturers mattresses. Will no longer shop at Jordans.....

What an unfortunate event happened to TARGET A FEW DAYS AGO, was shopping and found all the…read morerefrigerators EMPTY! I know the prices are high but to have EMPTY REFRIGERATORS, till I asked one of the Managers in the area. According to him the store lost power NOT TARGETS FAULT BUT NATIONAL GRID! So, they estimated that 1/4 of a MILLION DOLLARS OF MEATS and all other refrigerator items were thrown in the dumpster! What's extremely disturbing is that some of the public was trying to salvage some of that food!!! With many people suffering from Food INSECURITY ALL WAS DISPOSED! TARGETS REASON: LIABILITY! Why don't they have anyone that wanted to salvage the waste to sign waivers or donate what was sealed and vacuum packed! Just cause it was 6 hours without refrigeration I'm sure it was still healthy to eat and feed just think what A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS OF FOOD COULD HAVE BEEN SUPER BENEFICIAL! Sorry to hear this from actual Target employees and they feel the same way! What a tremendous WASTE! If they took it upon themselves to forgo LIABILITY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THOSE STRUGGLING TO MAKE ENDS MEET! The Public should know that Yes Target does not want to harm anyone BUT THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN HEROS TO ALL OF THERE FOOD TO DONATION CENTERS AND THEIR LOYAL CUSTOMERS! I personally very heart broken to hear of such waste!

Store shelves are still not fully restocked when I visited this year in Sep 2024. I went in for…read morebottled water and had literally only one of two 24-packs to select from (and it was this weird ionized water stuff)... pass. Even going to grab some other supplies and the shelves were messy and needed to get sorted in menswear. Staffers in short supply. They still do have plastic bags, though. Good thing is found some randomly marked down toys on one of the end caps. Totally unnecessary purchase, but at 75% off, it was a reasonable deal.