PROS: very nice gentleman who runs the shop and is knowledgeable about many things in the shop. Has…read morea military room along with a room filled with miscellaneous things. Prices are also great! CONS: only street parking and the place is overstocked and cluttered. Also the main room doesn't have most of the things organized by categories OVERALL: I would check this place out if you're in the area. But if you don't like clutter maybe it's not the best for you

Stopped by Marshall's store while my wife was shopping…read more very friendly and a wide array of Military and other items. The prices seemed very fair. Nice place to browse in a nice small town.

The energy in this store is amazing. The staff is all wonderful, and it was a great experience all…read morearound!

I absolutely love this store! They have so much inventory that it's unlikely to not find what you…read morewant in the store!

Enter Buttercup and Friends for my favorite shopping experience in Piermont. Since the 1980s I have…read morebeen coming to Buttercup and Friends to shop for myself and now for the children of my friends and relatives. My sister now owns a summer house in Rockland so I can visit here frequently in the summer. With all of the small stores in Piermont closing in the past 2 decades I was afraid that this store would soon be shuttered. It is still here and I am happy to be a customer hopefully for the rest of my life! Unique and handmade toys along with more modern toys enrich this store and the adorable design and entrance are enough to make your day. I wish that they still had as many stickers as they had in the 1980s. Is there any chance that the sticker rolls are coming back? It would be cute if they added a tea and sandwich nook attached to this charming little store, but I won't dream too big, or, will I?

F U N ! ! ! Well laid out toy wonderland. Everything in this store rules. Even the rulers rule…read more(see photo). I can't wait to go back!

Beautiful area, plenty of clean lavatories, parking was easy, nice selection of food and drink…read more However, the prices of goods were exorbitant. Some crafted goods were beautiful and unique, but even ordinary small items were very expensive. Be prepared.

LOVE LOVE LOVE the Crafts at Lyndhurst!…read more This year's (yes, we go every year!) specials treats included: -- Absolutely beautiful collection of paintings by Russ Erickson of Erickson Art Studio in Chicago. He is extremely talented and his handmade paper is beautiful! http://ericksonstudios.com/index.html --One of my favorites, Thank you to Maura & Abbie of Moon Tide Dyers ( http://moontidedyers.com) for remembering to bring "just my size" dresses to the Crafts at Lyndhurst today! It was great to see them again & of course I LOVE my new dresses! (I now have ... a mere half dozen, yes 6). --I could go on and on here, there are so many talented artistians and I've meet so many wonderful people. To the artistians I say THANK YOU! Thank you for sharing your very special talents with all of us through your very special treasures!

They've got good value comics, a fun selection. Like it a lot better than some of the big chains…read moreout there

My wife and I just visited this store because it is free comic book day and we work with a…read morenon-profit that sends comics into prisons to enhance literacy. The store was empty and as we walked toward the back, there was a gentleman sitting in a small office. He grunted at us when we greeted him. When we told him we were there to see about some free comic books he said those were just for kids. When we told him why we were there - seeking donations for Comic Books for Justice, he grunted again. Whether he would like to donate or not, or agrees with our mission or not, it was the rudest customer service I have experienced in a long time. Had he shown even the smallest inkling of kindness, my wife and I would have shopped the store and likely made some decent purchases. In any event, be warned. This is not a nice guy and not a very nice place.

Fuck these guys! Owner is a complete douchebag and their prices are outrageous. He's always on his…read morephone and is a complete dick in any interaction. The store is not kid-friendly in the slightest when everyone gives you the stink eye. Stay away people! Go to Monmouth cards for a better experience!

Had been going to this card shop for 10+ years when it was Dave & Mike's and they were the absolute…read morebest. My family moved an hour south and my fiancée and I wanted to check it out, so we drove an hour to come check it out And the new "owner" George was very discourteous. I was asking him questions about when he took over and remodeled the shop and for some reason, he took offense to my questions. He felt the need to remind me that he's now the owner and my questions about the shop were..."personal...?" I was disappointed to find out about Mike retiring and Dave passing away, but even more disappointed to find out that they sold it to someone so rude like George. Less selection than there used to be and customer service is unfortunately even worse. Thumbs down for George, his attitude needs some work!

Friendly staff. Great selection of games and at a good price. I just bought Need For Speed Most…read morewanted for the OG Xbox that no other store around had. Also bought an RGA to HDMI converter they had. I'm definitely coming back for my next game purchase. They had games for pretty much every console.

Ok 1 do not sell Xbox one games you will make nothing. 2 the guy at the front desk was super rude…read moreand snippy, just show a little enthusiasm man it won't kill you.

There was a time when the Tappan Zee Thrift Shop felt like a secret only a few of us knew…read more In the early '80s, it was a tiny treasure chest of antiques and vintage clothing, where ornate wooden frames leaned against crowded walls and funky lamps were shoved beside stacks of silver trinkets. On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, a small group of us would line up outside, waiting for the newly priced donations to hit the floor. When the doors opened, we didn't walk, we charged. The thrill wasn't just in buying something, it was in discovering it. You could furnish an entire home in early-'60s style from that shop alone - shag rugs, macramé curtains, kidney-shaped tables, lava lamps, bar carts, wide-eyed waif prints. It felt like stepping into another era. And if you were lucky and petite, you might even score a designer Prada blazer for the price of lunch. Over the years, thrift shopping became fashionable, and the prices rose with it. The finds are more curated now, the bargains fewer. But every so often, tucked between the racks or hidden on a back shelf, there's still a small spark of that old magic. The best part, which will never change, is knowing your purchase supports local charities at this little thrift shop in Piermont. It's been there for over 50 years too! Some places sell things. Others sell memories. The Tappan Zee Thrift Shop, at its best, did both.

The Tappan Zee Thrift Shop was a treasure chest back in the days before thrift shopping became…read moretrendy. Tucked away in the quiet, still-undiscovered river town of Piermont, it felt like our little secret. On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, a small group of us would line up before the doors opened, eager to rummage through the freshly priced donations. I found antique gold lockets, tarnished pitchers and children's cups that revealed sterling silver once polished, wooden poker chips and dice, hand-painted porcelain bowls, even kitschy gems like a tin Popeye lunchbox or miniature metal army men. The treasures were endless and best of all, affordable. I still stop by now and then, hoping to recapture that thrill, but the finds are fewer. Even a beat-up beaded wallet costs about $10. These days there's a designer rack where nothing is under $100., priced more like a consignment shop than a thrift store. I was lucky to score a Prada dress and jacket a few years back--my size, a women's zero, which isn't exactly in demand. It makes me sad to see this once-humble little shop drift into high-end territory. I'll keep going though, my eye is still trained to spot something special. It just might get a little heavy-lidded waiting for that magic find.