I love this new little place in Newburgh. I have gone in there to get little odds and ends that I…read moreneeded for cooking. They are just the place you can run yo yo get that little thing you may have forgotten on your run to another market; that spice you may need for that roast, heck even a knife to cut the roast.

We've been to another location in the Hudson Valley, but we wanted to try this newest store…read more It was pretty empty, which should have made the entire shopping experience more pleasant. Nope. Prices were missing from items and shelves. About 1/2 of the things we looked at had neither a price on the item or on the shelf. We found a couple of the things we came in for, and went to pay, and there was one checkout line! By the time we got online there were 5 people waiting. Suddenly we noticed that the last person on line was called over to a cashier that just opened! WTH? They should have called the next person on line. When I said something to that cashier, the original cashier said "don't worry you're next" (with more than a little attitude!). I told her that didn't the way to do things. She again made a comment. Clearly this store is heading for the trash before it even gets started. Their prices do not warrant coming back even if their customer service had been decent. They got two stars because they had a couple things we came in for, and the items actually had prices on them. One and done.

I was at a check counter the cashier acted like I wasn't even there waiting to check out.He kept me…read morethere waiting so I left everything I wanted to purchase there on his counter and left. very bad customer service.

OMG. Where has this store been all my life? The clothing selection here is just everything I've…read moreever wanted in my own closet, but have trouble piecing together on my own. Ripped denim, check. Fitted t-shirts and halters, check. Expensive-looking camisoles trimmed in lace, check. Cozy but chic sweaters, check. It was honestly all there and what's more, it was actually affordable! After one too many 'walk in, check the tag and walk out' boutique experiences, I was sooo happy to see I could actually afford to buy the things I liked. Oh! And, there's a variety of sizes and styles that will actually flatter different body types. Happy days! I'm so glad this store is here- it's a game changer for sure!

This store is lovely - it's always clean, and the people there are very friendly. Every piece is…read moreunique; I never see them anywhere else. Everything is really nice quality. There's a great selection of different styles and pieces - from jeans, to jackets to bralettes, skirts and jumpsuits. It's also located in a great spot - right on the main drag in Beacon, NY which is a wonderful spot to shop and browse, especially on a nice day. It's always well worth the trip.

Don't listen to WP. The prices here, as Crazy Eddie used to say, are insane. Very inexpensive…read more That said, the quality of the items are average. But you are getting them at a small fraction of the price you would pay for new. And the money goes to the Habitat charity. Overall, you will find good deals here if you shop carefully and frequently.

I love this place. I had just moved into an apartment and needed furniture and this place was…read moreperfect. A disclaimer though. EVERYTHING YOU BUY WILL NEED SOME LOVE. Don't expect to buy a used table or couch and not need to clean and rehab it a bit. I personally feel the price is worth the few extra hours you will need to get it up to par. They also offer a military/veteran discount which makes inexpensive furniture even cheaper! I cannot recommend this place enough!

We were in the area, for an annual special event. We had checked into a nearby hotel, but had…read morerealized we'd forgotten a few small things. This place has a lot of different things, but they didn't have spray bleach, surprisingly... but did have cheap paper towels. The convenience store next door had the spray bleach.. between both stores,we were able to get what we needed.

I decided to stop by after enjoying a biscuit and coffee. The owner is a lovely human being who…read morewarmly welcomed me and answered questions I had about the area as I was new to the Hudson Valley. She has remarkably good taste in all her offerings for which most items are from the region. She also has an apothecary in which she makes her own soaps and other products for sale. She is committed to offering as many products as possible that are plant-based and organic. Everything seemed quite unique and special, and many price points so you'll definitely find something affordable to enjoy. You'll definitely find unique gifts for the upcoming holiday season. Most of all, I simply like supporting small businesses! Her business card reads: "Purveyor of High Quality, Well-Designed, Long-Lasting, Handcrafted Goods that are made in the USA"

Really delightful gem of a boutique, selling high end personal care botanical products that they…read moreproduce in-house as well as an amazing selection of gifts produced my local makers. Really fun to look around and chat with the charming owners and shop for unique goodies! One of the treasures of Newburgh.

In all of these years, I've heard about the Newburgh Mall but never stepped my foot in until…read morerecently. Why not check out a mall when you have never been to one and see all the changes and what to offer. There's plenty of parking space in the front and back of the mall and was not hard to find, and a lot of empty ones. The lines need to be repainted as it's desperately needed. Stepping inside was no joke, a dead mall. Most or not many of the stores are closed even with big brand names such as FYE, The Bon Ton, Old Navy, and Kay Jewelers to name a few. I don't see in the future of new stores making their debut to open, if so, maybe some entertainment places. I'd say within a couple or more years it will be fully dead. No issues with the bathrooms and housing keeping in the main hallway, just a sad place to be with many closed stores.

Bathroom was nasty no toilet paper and poop all over the walls also there was drugs in the toilet…read morenever ever use a bathroom in NEWBURGH

Cool place. Decent size. Lots of stuff to look at. Very good parking. Staff is friendly.read more

Well-merchandised and organized stalls make for a pleasant visit. And there is always the chance…read moreyou will find that item you had to idea you needed. In our case it was a set of espresso cups with faces painted on them.

Such a lovely place and proceeds go forward animals shelters, so that's a huge plus for me. However…read moretheir debit card reader is done and only accept cash. There is no ATM near by. So it was a useless trip.

Quality stuff not your typical garbage you see at there places. Quality stuff that helps out…read moreanimals.

As a visitor to Beacon, New York, O was happy to find this small flea/farmer's market off the main…read morestreet. Found New York Textile Lab's kiosk there. Bought a beautiful organic cotton, wool, and alpaca hoodie for travel to Japan in October! Also found cotton /wool blend socks for the same upcoming trip! Woo hoo! Scored! There was also a long line for ??? So we queued up to see why... By the time we got to the front of the line, the display cases were mostly empty of baked goods (it was a bakery kiosk!) but we shared one (1) chocolate pretzel croissant. Didn't look impressive, but looks can be deceiving! Wow! What a delicious, flavorful chocolate croissant, crispy on the outside and an explosion of chocolate in the moist interior! We should have bought more! Overall a great flea/farmers' market! Try it!

On a pleasant Sunday afternoon it's relaxing to wander past the assorted tables filled with a…read moreplethora of odds and ends. There are stacks of 33.3 rpm vinyl records; maybe you'll find something. It's ironic that most people got rid of them when it was almost impossible to find phonograph needles several decades ago. Remember Walk-man's MP-3's? Where are they now?! Stalls of clothing, semi-antiques, jewelry, old magazines and toys. There are some things that make you wonder; like old black and white, family photos in albums. Who were these people and how did they end up a flea market? There's no captions. Such as; uncle So & So at cousin X's wedding, or our first new car. It's a little sad.