This store has HISTORY!!!! it used to be his fathers Dry Cleaning Spot, and it's turned into a…read moreperfect lil thrift store. I spent a good 45 min in here. Everything is organized nicely and clothes are by size. There is SO much to look at and it is VERY reasonably priced. I got a nice little haul. It is Cash only so come prepared! There's lot of parking on the street and in a lot. You can make a day of coming here (: walk the downtown area after

I'm sure I could write a few paragraphs about all of the interesting items, or the fact that the…read moreprices you'll find here will be lower than 90% of any other "thrift shop" in the area (I'd argue that this might actually be the last remaining thrift shop in the area) thanks to greed, and every dopey manager pricing things as if you're on eBay... But that's besides the point. You should GO to Bucky's to check out their stuff, but you will likely return just to chat with... I probably shouldn't put his name, but the owner is pretty much there 24/7, so you'll know when you meet him. He's just fun, and hasn't been ruined by the Internet era, so you'll get a real conversation from a real human being that has real opinions... REALLY! Just go now, you'll thank me later. The only downside? Not much in the way of electronics - but I think I'm grinding him down!

The employees here are the best as well as product selection is great too!…read more Just because it's a dollar store, watch out, you'd be surprised how quickly those dollars add up. As it is, I watch my pennies so my dollars take care of themselves! Hehe.., Y'all have a jolly day now!

Great new dollar tree in town.( NOT ) WONDERFUL!? New and clean. Now there are empty shelves…read moreand the most ridiculous locking shopping carts. I have seen multiple times seniors almost hurting themselves to get out of the door with the cart. Then it locks at the door jam stopping them in their tracks leaving them confused and sore from jolt. I watched staff laugh as an elderly male dragged the cart across the parking lot with locked wheels. The convenience of having the store in town is a waste of time because it is poorly stocked and the carts locking makes it inconvenient. I was made to wait after paying for my items due to the store being busy before they could unlock my cart. GO TO RARITAN!

Is this place still in existence? ?…read more I've called...no one answers... left messages multiple times in past weeks to donate an excellent 2 piece L shape sofa couch. Must be picked up by their truck...as they've done prior for some other donated large items. I'm not far away. Disappointed.

I absolutely love this place!! I've been on an "antiquing" hunt lately, and was looking for places…read morenear by. I am not afraid to DIY anything, so I love looking around at places. Well, I decided to come on yelp and look some places up. Restore Habitat for Humanity (the manville one and freehold one- but people were saying that's a high priced location) kept popping up. My friends have told me about it, but I've never really looked into it. I figured I wasn't doing anything the next day, that I wanted to check it out. That night, I actually found their Facebook page and was scrolling along... when all of a sudden I saw that the Somerset Patriots have donated furniture from their lounges. I saw that they had donated 54 bar stools, along with other things. Me and my husband are renovating our basement right now, and are putting a bar in. We have a pool table, and were in the market for 5 bar stools for our bar. I saw them on the Facebook page, I had to go and see if they were still there!! **we didn't need them yet, so I was just going to "look" lol ** The next day, I ended up driving the 30 minutes to Manville. When I first got in, it was packed (went around lunch time.) I walked quickly around the store to see if I could find them, and I couldn't. I figured let me do another lap around maybe i skimmed passed it real quick, and sure enough I found 2. Only 2. I sat in them and instantly loved them, but was sad there were only 2. I was looking around for an employee to ask if they had more, but I figured they were all gone. I was heartbroken.. especially because they were ONLY $50. I drove all the way home, just thinking about these chairs. They would have gone PERFECT with my pool table. When I got home, I went on their Facebook to see exactly how many they got in. It was a week prior since they posted their post, and said that the patriots donated 54 stools. There's no way they could have sold that many in a week, right!?? I decided to shoot my shot and message them. After the message went through, I got an automatic response from the page. Oh great, well that's not gonna go anywhere. About an hour later, I noticed someone responded. I asked if they had any more by chance, and the kind gentleman said they do, they are just in storage right now hoping to bring them by the store soon. I asked him when he was planning on having them over there, because I needed 5. He asked me if he wanted me to hold them for me, and I said yes!! About 40 min go by, and he had responded they are at the store and if I could pick them up that day. I said I'll see you in 30min!! I took my husbands truck back to Manville, and went up front by the registers. The man put "sold" tape on about 15 of the chairs, and told me to pick the best 5 I wanted and they were mine! They had some normal scratches on them, but the leather was fine! When I got them home, I touched them up with furniture markers and leather cleaner, and they look brand spanking new!! Everyone I tell about them think I bought them brand new. Long story short, after the discounts I got taken off, I was able to walk away with 5 quality bar stools for only $186!!!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME??!!! Stools like these go for $150.. EACH (or even more)!! And I just got 5 for $186???!!!! You've gotta be kidding me!! What a steal!!!! Prices are extremely reasonable here (i know everyone has a different range of 'reasonable' but it really is). And it makes me feel good that I spent money here and it's going to a great cause. I ended up going back a week later to buy a thrifted painting to do the viral "ghost painting" trend. I will for sure be back!! The volunteers are great!!

A quick and simple store if you're looking to grab some bread or some soda or whatever the case may…read morebe. Everything is packed a little closer than that of the QuickChek that would be still about a mile or two of the road but they both offer the same items, minus the fresh subs/hoagies. Parking here is simple being that it should be an in-and-out process. It is not a 24-hour shop though, QuickChek has them beat.on that one.

Lottery Food…read more Drink Snacks Convenient Parking Friendly service Will return Highly recommend

Like most Goodwills and donation centers, it's all about searching and digging and finding the…read moreneedles in a haystack. I've only been here once and did leave empty handed but not without a few almost-take homes! I always start in the homegoods section because my closets are overflowing and I can never have too many tchotchkes, wall art, cute dishes, etc. They have rows and rows and rows any everything was incredibly reasonably priced. I think we have all been hearing about stores like this jacking up the prices for whatever reason, so I was thrilled to see they still have normally priced items. Shoes were by the plenty as well and I noticed some great brands like Madewell, Doc Martin, Call it Spring, etc. Unfortunatley nothing that I loved in a size 10 but I will be sure to return for check ins. I tried on a few mens blazers for that oversized look and even though I really liked a couple, opted out of getting them because the inside lining wasn't great. Again, at like $8/coat, it is really not a bad deal. I also found an Abercrombie oversized white button down with the tags still on but it was justttt a little too oversized at a XXL. Happy to have found another great thrift store to add to my list!

Awful, rundown looking stores. Little inventory and what's there is junk! At too high prices!! Stop…read morepulling the nice items, to sell online, fill the stores instead, and ur stores will start making money!

The parking lot was crazy. I'm literally laying down in it rn while my bf is inside looking for…read morecough syrup & cough drops. While the store is decent, I would recommend not going on weekends. I just wanted some cough drops & it's been over 45 minutes. Check prices. Whatever the item says it costs, double check it. Sometimes, (it happens at any business tbf), they mislabel the equate vitamins & clothing. If you know how to check yourself out, you'll save a considerable amount of time. Also, if you really are desperate for an employee's help, pick up the phone & start singing. An employee will come over & reprimand you, but at least you got their attention! I sang Britney Spears for all of Walmart last month & I carry a tune for my life haha. The employees just laughed at my pathetic attempt to sing & helped me out. The dude who checks the bags is super cool BTW. He always offers me free gum or offers to carry my items when they are pretty heavy. He didn't have to do that, but he did. It was really kind of him.

Price tags are always wrong watch your ring ups! Also BEWARE OF EYE CENTER. Carol who is retired…read morewas a sweetheart. The lady and young man today treat you like a can of smelts Stay clear...rather spend time with a hissing cock roach the size of a small aircraft carrier.., then to let them wait on me.

So many gems hidden in this great little consignment shop right on Main Street…read more The space is small but it's packed with clothing, accessories, bags and more. All very reasonably priced, which is getting rarer and rarer for secondhand shops. I always try to stop in when I am in town and usually walk out with something new! And the even better news is that you are right on a busy street with other shops, cafes, restaurants, ice cream shops, boba shops, everything shops. So don't make the trip here just for a quick pop in, walk around and enjoy Somerville afterwards. I do believe you can bring in things to sell which I desperately need to do! Will circle back to this and update my review with that whole process when and if I eventually get that done. Thanks for a wonderful shop!

My Favorite New Consignment Store…read more From the moment I walked into the store I was surprised that this hidden gem was not the average thrift store. From designer handbags to beautiful sterling silver and gold jewelry, this store definitely captures my attention. The items are reasonably priced, and are in very good condition. The owner is very knowledgeable about the items he sells and is a pleasure to talk to. I Will definitely be going back soon!

They're well-stocked, have a lot of name brands and a lot of sizes in each item as well as a plus…read moresize section. The store has shoes, dresses, casualwear, sunglasses, cosmetics, some household items and clothing for men, women, and children. Everything is designer and the prices are very good. I noticed the cosmetics are the same prices as elsewhere though. This is the type of store where frequent shopping is important so I'll be back!

Always a good store with friendly people. I do come here often and always loved the experience…read more Friendly people working here always and I feel they always have deals when I come in. I can't speak more highly of the place.

The selection is fruitful and varied, and the staff create a welcoming environment. 10/10 will be…read moreback.

Crow was a huge help and super funny. Definitely brightens the atmosphere even on this gloomy day.read more

PROS: This is a nice antique store that has a kind staff member working here and a strong variety…read moreof items. The vendors who rent out the real estate also price things at market value rather than above, like usual CONS: The place isn't as big as other antique malls so if youre the type of person that likes to spend the entire day in one, this won't consume that much time OVERALL: This is surely a place to hit for antique lovers that are looking for market price items. I don't suggest resellers to come here

Racist shriveled up front desk lady. Orange frizzy hair. Doesn't like black or brown ppl. I walked…read morein, said hello....she ignored me. Then I said aloud: I don't like the vibes in here and started to walk out....she groaned immediately go around the corner to the other vintage store much nicer ppl way cooler stuff