It was nicely air conditioned well kept in the back ....To be fair I'm not searcher for clothes ;…read morealthough everything is displayed wonderfully you have to ready to hunt . From jewelry; accessories; clothes ; and shoes . Nice ladies working there and my girls would love I'll Make another trip nice place to shop.

Good - friendly staff with great taste, and patient support…read more Bad - small dressing room Ugly - n/a

The shop itself has some interesting works, however, the experience as a customer was unfortunately…read moredisappointing. The store attendant/owner was incredibly rude to my partner - a polite inquiry about the price of a piece and any possible discount was met with an exaggerated exclamation of "No! No!" and being instructed with a bit of a condescending tone to put the piece back. A far kinder and more respectful response would have been more appropriate, welcoming, and effective (something like the following would have been more called for: 'no, I'm sorry that is the price I must sell it for, let me know if you're still interested or if i can show you another piece at your price point'). After the reaction, as my partner was putting the piece back and we were already moving toward the door leaving, the attendant/owner half-heartedly offered the piece could still be had (for the stated price), but the damage was already done. Though it is hard to know for certain, and she could have been having a bad day or have this character with everyone and would like to give benefit of the doubt, it is possible that there were some unconscious racial dynamics involved as my partner is a Person of Color. My partner felt deeply embarrassed/humiliated and upset - and the incident left a bad taste. Warning to others and suggest the owner/attendant to examine their behavior toward customers and to treat them with respect and kindness.

Went there 10 years ago to purchase a couple of little kid chairs and a nice piece of midcentury…read morefurniture (it's a bit complicated, a sort of dresser but for glass and ustensils, which we now use for toys). Was not cheap but remain feasible. Well ... 10 years later, not a single complain: furniture are perfect and we only had compliment and pleasure. I suspect this place is full of things like that: sound investment if you like the style.

The name of this thrift shop in white plains ain't lying as extrance is a back rear door of a…read moreparking lot and this shop may have limited hours , limited stuff in the thrift shop nature but it's organized , prices are very reasonable and if you browse good enough you will find some cool stuff I bet . Many knick knacks in a small space and you won't find any treasures or really fancy trinkets but you will find something useful and it won't cost much .The lady who operates the space is very nice and enjoys whatever questions you have about the items on display for sale . I found a few mugs that look like they were around during the Kennedy administration and a small wall painting that looks dark and mysterious which will find a place on the wall of my man cave .overall my cuz and I spent about 50 bucks and got a bunch of old unique stuff thats very interesting indeed .4 stars on my yelp meter.

I love me a real damn good Thrift Store where I can find all types of usable stuff. And Back Door…read moreis it. It's located right behind their Synagogue and a few blocks off Mamaroneck Ave. I'll be straight up, heading down the few steps leading to Back Door seemed sketchy- but I moved past that because I knew there was light at the end of the tunnel. Back Door isn't huge- but to their defense, they have a good handle gathering items by sections. Upscale and lower-end items are all mixed in together, so you're going to have to do a little digging. I've been doing Thrift shopping for ages- but my thing is...there ain't nothing a good dry cleaners won't do. I'm usually on the hunt for something weird and sorting through the aisles to see if I find a treasure or two. Majority of times, I've doctored up my pieces, gotten rid of buttons to replace with funkier ones, replaced lamp shades, bought large wooden pieces of whatever, etc. Then again...there's always Pinterest. Right? This is the place to haggle- and by the way- it's only CA$H. I scored a Rainbow Cuff Bracelet for $3, a few other Bracelets. Plus a bright Red and Fuschia Clutch going for $10- and in the end, got it for $6. Nice experience, wouldn't hurt me to try it again.

Avoid this Calligaris location at all cost!! Terrible customer service. I purchased online a…read moredresser more than 6 weeks ago, and I have not received any information on my purchase. They do not answer the phone or emails, and I am not sure I am going to get my furniture at all. I do not know if I have to report this business for fraud.

What a delight to finally find a high end furniture store. Italian Modern…read more Al Was great. We didn't finalize the sale, just needed to re-measure the rooms. We will indeed return. Thank you for the great attention.

Wow! What fabulous stuff at this charity based thrift shop- from Prada to H&M- great deals and…read morechoices in all sizes (men's and women's) and huge designer selection, shoes and housewares too! Need to keep going back! Great neighborhood for walking too! Follow their Instagram page for sales and specials! https://www.instagram.com/goldenshoestring

The best thrift shop in Westchester just got a facelift! The front windows got a fresh bright and…read moreairy look, while the new modern logo goes hand in hand with the update. Open 4 days a week, and currently the hours are 11-4pm. The store manager, Deb, is excited to host a few upcoming evening shopping events to accommodate those after work. Gotta follow their Instagram account to stay in the know! They are always looking for volunteers and almost always accepting donations! Just ask the staff for more information. This non-profit business has stood the test of time being a staple in the community for many years. Inventory is always changing and prices cannot be beat! It's always worth the trip and I usually leave with 3-4 new pieces. Be smart. Shop sustainably!

Such a cute place…read more If youre looking for a local vintage shop, I'd recommend stopping here. This place is spacious, has a lot of rooms, and so many items! They have jewelry, trinkets, clothes, and more! I can't wait to stop back here again soon!

Cute Victorian house with lots of interesting things to purchase. Very nice staff. They have tubs…read moreof old photos for purchase. They have cute match boxes too. Prices are not bad

Let me begin by stating this is a review pertaining to an online order. I have never been to the…read moreshowroom in Yonkers, NY. Ironically, had I visited the store in person, I never would have purchased this item because I would have seen it and been able to judge in person whether or not I believed it to be authentic. Instead, I relied on the photo and description that was provided online: "Antique Green Glaze Garden Temple Tile. Late-19th-century Chinese green glazed ceramic garden temple tile from the Hunan province." The photo and description of the tile for sale online do not match the tile I received. I contacted Harlan Rose, the manager of the store to explain that I thought the tile was a reproduction, he responded with, "Well this is a he said-she said situation." I tried to explain that no, it was not, since I had three original antique tiles that I had owned for many years, and I was trying to replace a fourth one that had broken, so I knew what the authentic tile would look like, and the one I received from FEA did not look like the three I had. I know they are handmade, and I know the color tones vary. But it was more than that. I told him the one I received was smaller, thinner, and heavier. It also smelled like fresh paint or lacquer. I told him that in my opinion, it seemed more like a reproduction, similar to the types that are sold online as "tiki tiles." Again he said, "Well it's a he said-she said situation." The return policy of the shop is that the customer owes shipping postage, both directions. And, once the item is received back, the store will keep a 25% "restocking" fee. I paid $75 for shipping to me, and I know it would cost at least that much for me to return it. After the 25% "restocking" fee, there would be virtually nothing left to my refund. Harlan offered me some sort of a discounted amount of a store credit if I returned the item, which I declined since I do not live near Yonkers. His final offer was to refund my $75 shipping cost, allow me to keep the tile that does not match my other three, and be out $290. In my opinion, I had no choice but to accept. I did receive my $75 back, but I am in possession of a tile for which I paid $290 and cannot use. I personally would never buy online from this store again. I was not happy with the customer service treatment I received. I do not believe I received the item that was described online as being a 19th century antique--just my opinion, but I wish someone had warned me in a review prior to my purchase so that I would have saved $290.

I was overwhelmed when I walked through the door. It was a huge space full of the most amazing…read morecollection of objects from all over Asia. The selection, the quality, the service were all A++. My experience with Harlan was exceptional. He felt that the piece I had seen online was too small for me, and directed me to more suitable chests and tables. I asked him if he would be able to hold on to two pieces I purchased until I was ready for delivery and he did. The selection was overwhelming. The service beyond good. Delivery service was excellent.

Walking into the store was nice and cute. But once inside the sales people stalk you and following…read moreyou around inside the store making you feel very uncomfortable. Typical for Connecticut people very obnoxious.

I love the high quality of the used furniture - the prices are great- the store is beautiful and…read morethe service is great!