My holy grail of thrift trips begins and ends at St. Agnes. A huge, historic mansion filled room by…read moreroom on three floors with merchandise, and a covered porch to hold furniture and larger items you don't normally find anywhere but a very good Salvation Army or flea market. Benefits the St. Agnes school and this is a community mainstay, so everyone donates here... which means a lot to choose from. They take donations around the side by using the rear entrance of the school parking lot.

Always a charming spot to visit, it's rare you'll empty handed. Friendly, caring staff, wide…read morevariety of goods. Plenty of parking.

What a treasure of a place, I almost didn't want to share about it and keep it all to myself! The…read moreshop is run by a lovely couple who are extremely helpful. Everything is priced to sell. They have a wide variety that would interest anyone and everyone. Absolutely love this place

The store is owned by really nice folks who gave me a fair price for some jewelry and furniture…read more Some they bought from me outright, a couple of big items they sold on consignment -- and they called me the instant it sold. They are wonderful to work with. The store is full of old stuff in great condition. There's also some used musical gear, amps, etc., in the basement.

what a find! plan in spending hours between their 2 buildings. 3 floors of goodies to wander…read morethrough! went today for the first time and an going back with a friend tomorrow! they offer deals almost all the time, bigger discounts for cash so bring your dough

Cute rabbits warren of small dealers-turn a a corner and another treasure appears. Friendly…read moredealers open to offers.

With the advent of the Internet, many antique centers have closed or downsized and the quality of…read morethe merchandise they offer has also deteriorated. However, the Red Bank Antique Center is a breath of fresh air battling the trend. Besides many collectibles, true antiques can be found there in a variety of fields. I found something extremely rare that I wanted while rummaging through the cases. Prices are reasonable and dealers will negotiate.

This antique center has some nice dealers (Peter & Jason) and great selections, but the people…read morerunning it especially Judy are very abrasive and have NO customer service skills. I bought a few things but hesitate to return because of the checkout experience.

I love this little thrift store. It's clean it's organized. The only thing you see on the shelves…read moreare things worth buying. The people that work there are so nice. I would definitely recommend if you're into thrift shopping.

Was not impressed at all here. Most of the items are not priced. Signs stating they are low on…read morevolunteers When you ask about a price no one truly knows and they make it up as they go along. Small little shop. Many things that are priced are way overpriced for a thrift store. Keep on going nothing to see here.

Fun place to browse, strong on smalls. Ever changing supply. Not claustrophobic, as these type…read moreplaces can be. Parking can be a dogs dinner (it is Red Bank).

Very nice staff. This place is bigger than it looks !…read moreIt really is delightful looking at all the nostalgic stuff . Decorative pins and political pins! Costume jewelry and Stangl dishware. I fell in love with a nesting doll and a pair of sunglasses!! Great prices!!!

I visited for the first time yesterday and can't wait to go back! Not 2 Shabby is the cutest thrift…read morestore. It's medium sized and organized by clothing type and size which makes shopping super easy! There is clothing, shoes, home goods and accessories. The items are in fantastic condition here, it feels like you're shopping in an upscale consignment shop but with better prices! The prices range based on the item, for example many of the pants and tops were $7 while a pair of like-new loafers were $20, but originally $70 from DSW. I also spotted some Nike sneakers for $12, so as I said it depends on the item and condition but very reasonable and affordable prices. They also have a beautiful selection of glass and crystal decor and glassware. The staff here definitely cares about what is put out on the racks as all of the clothing was in great condition. There's also a fitting room which I appreciated a lot. Like I said, definitely feels curated without the high price tags. While shopping I also noticed that many customers seemed to be regulars and were known by the woman, Rose, who was working. To me, that says a lot! Rose was very welcoming when I shared that it was my first time in the store. I also loved that they had a section where a local artist of the month can sell their work. This is so unique and community oriented, it really felt special. Parking was easy and there's a very cute cafe next door so I would definitely recommend swinging in if you're in the area! I will be back again tomorrow because I saw something there that I can't stop thinking about!!!

Nice addition to Bay Avenue in downtown Highlands. Delightful space, friendly staff. Mostly…read morewomen's clothing, with some housewares/decorative items. Big parking lot next door. 10% of profits will be donated to local charities.

Admittedly I don't know a thing about paintings or expensive antique furniture. Took a day trip to…read moreRed Bank on the recommendation of a friend since it is so much different than the Atlantic City area. Took in a couple of typical antique places and then stopped into Stillwell and was taken away by the furniture and artwork inside. Absolutely out of our price range and Target motif of our house. However, one of the owners greeted us and gave us a brief lesson in artwork and the positives of investing in paintings. Sure it was probably a gentle sales pitch, but enjoyable nevertheless. This guy knows customer service because when I hit the lottery I'm going to shop here. Gave us some tips on what to do in the area.

Got a fantastic wing chair to go in my bedroom. Newly recovered and priced right. They even held…read moreit while shopped and had lunch.