Awesome prices on Ashley furniture mike is so helpful. Great choices and Highly recommend him…read more Honest and trustworthy.

I found these guys on craigslist when I was searching for a used desk. I found their website and…read morefell in love with a beautiful hardwood desk -- and it was cheaper than most of the used desks on craigslist! I put in my order and two hours later I received a phone call asking if I would like the item dropped off that same night. It was here in under an hour. Desk is in pretty good shape - only had to assemble the legs. There are some tiny scratches here and there but I don't mind since I was planning on buying a used desk anyway. I would absolutely recommend these guys.

The owner here is a reminder of why local businesses are a win win for consumer and business. I…read moretravelled to a New Hampshire big box to buy furniture but soon found better deals here for the same products with faster delivery and better price even with tax. Instead of waiting 2 week for furniture, I got a bedroom set in 2 days!! This place just opened and I'm sure many other good reviews will soon follow but I had to get the word out now! JP furniture was a life saver

Jamal is extremely nice, trustworthy, and helpful. We just moved to Jamaica Plain and needed to…read morefurnish our apartment in a hurry. We were lucky to stumble across JP Furniture and Bedding on one of our first walks around town. Jamal stayed late and worked hard to arrange next-day delivery+setup of a floor model bedroom set from the store. We will definitely come back here for more furniture in the future.

About halfway into this experience (which is exactly what setting foot into the Reliable Trading…read morePost is -- an experience) I started to wonder if I would make it out alive. The woman at the front, donning Indian Head Dress and watching mid-afternoon soaps among a plethora of crap, told me to "have fun!" after describing the various rooms to visit: 5 upstairs, 1 down below. After the first five, I opted not to go down because I was afraid I might actually have entered the twilight zone or a bad horror movie and would be trapped down there by this crazy lady who collects all manner of -- yes I already said it -- crap. To be fair, a lot of it is not crap at all. For instance, the beautiful old ice box in the first room was gorgeous, in incredible condition, and visibly a true antique. But at $1200, that kind of stuff is more like museum-ware than anythinge else. The broken plastic box of broken jewlery and the $50 collection of ceramic thimbles with the portraits of the nation's presidents fall into the former category. By the third room, I started to feel a little suspicious. This room is actually a kitchen, and either the woman who runs the place is a slob, or she was going for a kind of life-size diorama representing the kitchen of a slob. Cigarette butts snubbed out in an old dirty ashtray sat on the corner of the linoleum counter. But stuff was still apparently for sale, maybe even all the stuff piled in the sink was for sale. I don't know! The fourth room hosted a loud ticking clock and a number of mounted deer heads, which have not been taken care of in the days since the precious animals were shot and killed. An old bridal gown hung yellowing on a door to who knows where. In the fifth room I found the fourth or fifth piece of Abraham Lincoln memorabilia, this was a hand-drawn portrait of the former president. I took up the fantasy that the head-dress lady in the front was probably obsessed with old Abe and drew it herself. Like I said, I didn't make it to the basement. Perhaps next time I go in I will, but I will have to be accompanied by a friend or family member. I will go back, though. Not to buy anything, just for the experience.

Hands down one of the strangest places I've encountered since moving to New England. I have loved…read moregoing into antique stores since coming here as the weird and creepy items abound here........what is up with those dolls..... they are the things of nightmares!!!! This store has some unique characteristics. 1. You are greeted by the owner upon entering.....(note...this is not an experience for a quick visit) and she will tell you that the store is truly a trading post, everything is negotiable and give you a layout of the store. 2. Next you get to start going through the store that is crowded and difficult to navigate as it's FULL of stuff. As is typical of any antiques store, some of the stuff is crap and some things are truly wonderful. I found that the prices here are pretty fair... If you really want to spend some time exploring and find some hard to find items, you should be able to find them here.

Not a large selection. What there is on display is pretty cheaply made and less expensive.read more

This store has only beautiful items in perfect condition. I wanted to take home at least 50% of the…read moreitems I saw and/or touched. I was impressed with the prices of the furniture and jewelry expecially. Thoough there were some nice vintage books and other items. Check it out.

I love this Restore location! You truly never know what you might find. Great (and ever-changing)…read moreselection of furniture, homewares, decor, and doodads. This store is always clean and well organized. Easy to navigate and always something new to see. Prices are usually very reasonable. Some items are a little overpriced but larger items such as furniture, get reduced the longer they sit. You can find some real gems for an absolute steal! If you are working on any home DIY projects or looking for new pieces of furniture to decorate your space, I definitely recommend looking here! They truly have everything you could need for a DIY home renovation/decorating project - paint, tools, lighting, tiles... You name it, they have it! Staff at this location are always pleasant and very helpful.

We were overcharged, sent the wrong product, obfuscated, and now stonewalled…read more On May 17, we went to the store and chose a queen mattress + ease -- easy enough, the store has pretty limited selection. When we went to check out, Matt (Matthew Ward, store manager) stepped in and took over the transaction. He said the delivery could arrive to us by May 20. We stated that we wanted the queen mattress + ease, at least twice, but when Matt rang us up he produced a final price over $2000 higher than what we'd been quoted. As I reviewed the receipt, Matt repeatedly tried to explain it away as my not understanding the shipping fee. (He also commented on how young I look, so I don't think the whiff of condescension was entirely my imagination.) Other customers had entered the store at that point, so we stepped out to review it on our end so that Matt could help them. Within an hour, we'd figured it out: Matt had charged for an Ergo Smart base, which we never ordered and stated that we did not want. At this point, I returned to the store and explained that we didn't want the Ergo Smart base, only the mattress + ease. I received verbal confirmation from Matt that he would correct the order right away, and refund us the $2000 he had incorrectly charged us. He refused to issue that refund until after the bed had arrived. We didn't get a call to confirm delivery until May 19, at which point we were told that -- due to the need to correct the delivery -- there would be a delay in shipping until May 28. We were forced to cut our vacation short to get back in time for that date. On May 27, on our way home, we called the main office for the details of our delivery, and were told that we'd be getting a mattress and Ergo Smart base on May 28. When we explained that wasn't what we'd ordered, they noted that there had been a correction on the order (over 12 hours after I'd requested it) but it didn't go through in time to prevent the Ergo Smart base being sent. We asked to cancel the order, and dispatch told us that we should make sure that the wrong bed did not get unloaded into our home, because the store wouldn't accept our return if it'd been slept on. We called dispatch on May 27, and again on May 28, asking to cancel the delivery, and both times we were told it'd be cancelled. However, on the evening of May 28, the truck still showed up with the wrong bed -- so the complete failure to communicate wasted their drivers' time as well as ours. We refused the delivery and called the store to get an updated estimate of the timing. They didn't answer. We visited the store, and were politely informed there was nothing they could do. We texted Matt, and called him, and got vague or nonexistent answers. At this point, June 3, we don't have a new bed. We don't have a delivery date. We don't have the refund we're owed. We're exhausted, and we're giving the company 24 more hours before we tell the credit card company to stop the charge so we can go buy a bed elsewhere. Obviously Matt has 0 motivation to correct the error that works in his favor, as he has made abundantly clear throughout this process.

Tempuredic is to mattresses what Toto is to toilets…read more Visited just to size up what a good mattress looked like. It was a fun, "what else should we do on this lovely Saturday" activity. Matt was super informative. He knew where everything was made and all of the mattress features New life goal is to get a $20k mattress that has speakers, ac and heating.... Instead, we reasonably chose two cooling pillows.

This is a pretty small antique store but there's plenty to look at. We looked around for about five…read moreminutes before leaving. Super quick to walk through and check it out if you're in the area. Staff was helpful and the items were cheap.

Someone has done a great job of organizing and cleaning this place up from what it was in the old…read moredays (10 or more years ago), when it was hard to even walk in it. Some great finds for good prices, from the elegant (Chinese style chest of drawers and small storage chests) to the practical (used clothing in very good condition).