The good: friendly staff, a lot of antique and vintage items nicely displayed, and large shop…read morethat's easy to navigate. The not so good: vendors are extremely overpriced. The price tags don't come close to a fair price. Maybe it's because Hampton Falls is/can be touristy.

Love this place. Great selection of stuff across a wide price range. All the pieces are nicely…read moredisplayed, and the staff is super helpful. I make sure to visit at least once a month because the inventory changes constantly, and I hate missing out on a piece!

Seems like a typical Goodwill but smaller than the ones I am used to. Shelves for knickknacks are…read moreup front and seem cluttered. Sure wish they would organize it better to bake it easier to go thru the items. Perhaps installing more shelving units would be good.

Yes you can find a few bargains, but prices have skyrocketed. Women's used outdated blouses $10?…read more Often prices higher than buying new. Seems exploitive. Used candles $5? Salvation Army much more reasonable. I think higher management (who dictates pricing) is misguided. I talked to several people who no longer take their donations there due to inflated pricing. Me too.

My friend and I saw a sign for three shirts for $5.00 which is what drew us in. Not wanting to go…read moreto the laundromat at the marina to wash clothes, this was cheap enough to just get three new shirts and go the beach. right? I thought it would be a quick get three shirts and move on. There is no quick glance to find a shirt on the tables you have to dig through piles of clothing because nothing is folded, sorted, or organized by size/color. Lots of overrun T- shirts and close outs with damaged labels, and slightly imperfect shirts. Unique kitschy t-shirts but worth the stop, and inside I found some nautical and beach wall decor for $10. I see how the bargain of 3 shirts for $5.00 drew us in and tricked me into spending more. LOL

My husband really love this place 1st time he came here then he told our family to come check it…read moreout and we all came they need to fix their closing time it's says 6:00 PM WE DROVE 45 MNTS to come here and they were exactly closing at 4:55 PM THEIR CLOSING TIME NEED TO BE FIX IT SAYS AT 6:00 PM ON THEIR PAGE BUT THEY CLOSE At 5:00 PM

A great new spot with tons of vintage goodness! Clean and clutter free. Clearly marked items in a…read morebright open concept building. Don't be fooled by the street view, it's really spacious!

From the owner: Full Moon's Vintage Village in Hampton, NH, is more than just an antique store. It's a haven for…read morevintage enthusiasts, offering a delightful mix of antiques, collectibles, vintage toys, and a vast record selection. Over 30 vendors housed in a charming two-story barn with treasures waiting to be explored.

This is an amazing organization. They raise money to support the Council on Aging. Their efforts…read moreallow Amesbury's seniors to partake in many free programs.

I absolutely loved this store, such a fantastic selection of all kinds antique items, I also was…read moreable to find some vinyl records that were in decent condition. If your going antique searching you definitely should check this shop out.

okay items..okay prices..owner is a a tad moody and can be off-putting which makes shopping there…read moreawkward

Clean meat organized So much here, a hidden gem of old,…read morevintage and not ridiculous pricing. Great place for unique gifts and cool home decor

One of my favorite places to stop in when I'm in downtown Exeter which is almost every week. The…read morestore is an eclectic mix of vintage and antique jewelry, books, furniture, dishes, wall-hangings and more. I enjoy buying old things now, that have character and quality. The owner and staff is friendly and helpful. The store is always incredibly neat. The prices are astonishingly low. I have purchased a beautiful desk there, various dishes, a small antique children's book, some wonderful Vintage Christmas ornaments, a refurbished lamp and more.

So overpriced ! They call it a upscale resale shop like what does that mean? Oh I know .... thrift…read morestore items at consignment store prices!!!! Either be consistent with lower prices or get higher quality items and become a consignment store. I also felt super uncomfortable in the shop it was like some awkward tension between the volunteers. If they don't get their act of ether I will never go back