Love Bungalow Road! The absolute go to for gifts, clothes, pretty Jewelery and beautiful…read morehousewares. I love their embroidered baby gifts and scarves. Katie and the girls all go out of their way for you. It's my favorite place to stop in Avon

I love this shop! Found some great unique gifts (even adorable baby items) with help from the…read morefriendly staff...all in all an excellent experience, and I will return very soon!

Cutest little gift/home decorations shop I've ever seen. Whenever I am in Ocean Grove, I stop by…read more Beautifully laid out, for many tastes, and with many different themes. You will definitely leave with something. Highly recommended!!

Finally visited Shelter Home today with my wife. The owners Scott and Gene are so warm and…read morewelcoming. I originally came in looking for an AP or Tillie bumper magnet, and about $500 later we left with some really amazing Jonathan Adler pieces for our new loft that we love!!! We also visited their two locations in the Convention Center, Funhouse and Cultivart, and picked up a few mixed media wall letters. Can not wait to visit again!

Very cute store. A lot of fun Asbury park knickknacks and loads of other little trinkets. T shirts,…read morehoodies, toys and bags. The employees pleasant and helpful. There is a price point for everyone.

Love this amazing local shop. Sara, the owner, has made a…read morepoint of creating a welcoming feeling, gathering product from many places, offering workshops and making masks and tu tu's Pot holders and napkins to order.beautiful jewelry, cards and posters. I visit to see what's new every time I can and love supporting this great local gem.

Great gift shop on Main St with handmade items, crafts, decorations etc.. Staff is super nice…read more You will not leave empty handed. Prices are very reasonable

I went here looking for a particular item in the framed picture area and found it, I was ecstatic…read morethat they had it. Just walking briefly through the store because i had limited time i was impressed in how they displayed items not like the Manalapan store which is a disaster. I will definitely go back to this location over the Manalapan one even though it's closer to home. Cashier was pleasant n I complimented her on the stores neatness.

This store is owned by HomeGoods, TJ Max and so on chain of stores.They sell almost everything you…read morecan think of for the home from lamps to silverware, sofa's,decor,and outdoor furniture.I would definitely go back but I have to admit I enjoy Home Goods more.For ladies trying to shop it's easier not to bring your husband to this store lol.

What a delightful spot 'down the shore'. The owner has a passion for antiques, as the stock is…read morecarefully selected and nicely displayed. It's not a huge spot, and the better for it-you're not going to be overwhelmed, as sometimes happens at other antique marts. Highly recommended. A couple of onsite parking spots alongside the building.

I've been in many second hand furniture shops in my lifetime and I have to say, Simon Vintage…read moreFurniture is by far, one of the best, not only because of the beautiful furniture they sell, but because they are so friendly. The owner Steven is an absolute doll and I find myself sitting and talking to him at length every time I go into the store during times he's not busy. I don't buy furniture from him only because I paint my own, but, if I were ever looking for a few pieces for my home, I would buy from Simon Vintage. Simon Vintage is a Dixie Belle Paint stockist who carries the whole Dixie Belle product line. Since I only use Dixie Belle Paint, it's nice to have a stockist so close to me. Taking a 30 minute ride a couple times a month to get my Dixie Belle paint from Simon Vintage is a better than paying high shipping charges and waiting a week for my products to arrive. And Simon's prices are spot on, not only for paint, but furniture as well. Whether you are looking for Dixie Belle chalk paint, furniture to furnish your home, want to meet a really nice store owner or just want to take a little ride with a friend to go shopping, stop in Simon Vintage Furniture on Morris Ave in Neptune City.

One of the prettiest stores in town. When you walk in, you feel like you just stepped back in time…read morea hundred years. It is filled with Victorian charm and the owner is filled with Victorian charm, herself. It is a store we all wish would last forever.

When we visited Ocean Grove last year for Bridgefest, this store was in the process of renovations…read more Terri the proprietor of this wonderful quaint shop was actually doing quite a bit of the work herself. Unfortunately her husband passed away after a long illness over a year ago. Terri during this time did not allow her personal life to interfere with her professional life. Have visited this shop every year since I've been going to Ocean Grove, several years now. Terri is always pleasant and helpful. I have purchased several lovely items over the years. My nautical lace curtains adorn my dining room window & have received many compliments over the years. High quality. They have held up quite well. We will be down in June for Bridgefest. Hoping store is up and running. Always a pleasure to visit Terri. She is a wonderful asset to the community! Marlene U.

This small shop is a happy place for me. It's filled with tiny treasures, beautiful houseplants,…read morecandles, and unique gifts! Highly recommend if you need a gift for someone or yourself!

Such a sweet store. So many great plant and ceramic selections. I left with 4 air plants and a…read morepretty ceramic vase to hang on the wall. Happy we found it!

Salvage Angel is filled to the brim with everything under the sun from textiles, architectural…read moreelements, mid-century bar ware, etc. Seriously- don't wear a bulky coat to this place, you won't fit down the isles! The staff is bare bones & can be very busy at times with set design folks from the entertainment industry. They don't have the capacity to respond to inquiries via social media, so an in person visit is necessary (and lots of fun!). Be patient. Just do your digging and take photos of what you are interested in with your phone. The shop operates in a brocante style (like if you've ever watched Dick & Angel shop for architectural salvage in France on "Escape to the Chateau"). You show your photos to the shop owner Carolyn at the main checkout and she comes up with a price for your selections. I know it seems weird, but when you see the shop you will understand that there is no way in h*ll they could possibly put individual prices on everything. This is not Facebook marketplace and the pricing for some items will reflect this shop's proximity to NYC. The owner's passion and commitment to recycling and repurposing just about everything from a wide variety and time periods is admirable. I was able to find a perfect match for my 1890's porch door thanks to their collection of treasures. Payment is cash or Venmo.

As a lifelong antiquer this place is incredible. The sheer volume and diversity of stuff is mind…read moreboggling. If you've been searching for years for something super niche there's a solid chance you'll find it buried somewhere in here. That being said, this place is set up in a way where it feels like it's not meant for your average antique store browser like myself. This place is designed for house flippers, serious interior designers, and restoration specialists that are either looking for statement pieces or that one very hard to find and very obsolete part that's needed to get a decades old artifact working again. Their system (of having no prices listed) I fully understand based on the magnitude of objects in this warehouse. However, waiting roughly 30 minutes to an hour to get a price on something actively discourages potential sales. Also, as a serious antique bottle collector - I was slightly annoyed that I was not able to view their whole collection since it was blocked off by dozens of snack trays. If you come - treat this place as a destination because it really is!! And be prepared to wait a bit until you figure out what the damage is going to be.