Super cute shop off the main drag in Southampton. Furniture, pillows, art. All kinds of home…read morefurnishings.

What an amazing find! North See is a summer pop-up shop in Southampton, located off then beaten…read morepath. This isn't your usual used/antique furniture store, but features one-of-a-kind antique and vintage textiles from Frank Cassata Designs and furniture from Andrew Martin.

A Treasure Hunter's Dream! Good Ground Antiques really lives…read moreup to its name -- it's solid ground for uncovering some seriously good finds! It's a beautifully curated collection overflowing with incredible finds in every corner. It's run by one owner and features 12 unique vendors offering a wide range of items: tables, books, maps, flags, glassware, lamps, flags, baskets, nautical items, historical pieces, cute sunglasses -- basically everything you can think of and more. Some pieces are very reasonably priced, while others felt a bit steep, but the overall quality and variety makes it well worth exploring. The layout is impressive: there's street parking, two side parking lots, a spacious front store, two barns in the back, and a large outdoor area filled with beautiful teak furniture and garden décor. I'm officially obsessed -- hidden gems are tucked everywhere you look! Huge thanks to Pam for being so warm and helpful -- we truly appreciated your time. I found several fantastic pieces to use for my business displays and can't wait to return. They take cash and card. If you're in the area, this is an absolute must-stop! They're currently open 7 days a week, but be sure to check the hours before you go -- they closed at 5 p.m. when I visited. I really hope this review helps someone discover Good Ground Antiques -- this place is amazing and deserves way more love than it's currently getting on Yelp! ENJOY.

This place has been around FOREVER, or at least for most of my life. My mother and I have always…read moreenjoyed popping in and looking for something fun for the beach house, or a present for a friend. There's china, crystal, silver, lamps, jewelry, odds and ends, nautical thingies, etc. There's also a barn with furniture and chandeliers, also an enormous snake skin, I don't think it's from a local snake. Prices are on the high side for some things, but that's not surprising. Others are quite reasonable. It takes a while to wander the closely packed aisles. But that's very enjoyable. The owner is friendly and doesn't pester you, which is lovely. I swear I took a picture of the enormous snakeskin, but I can't find it.

What a beautiful, classy antique shop with lots of amazing items! In a city with a lot of…read morecompetition, Ann Madonia definitely distinguishes itself with its unique, lovely merchandise and helpful salespersons. We are in the market for a hutch/china cabinet. We found an incredible one here - 19th century made of Mahogany with brass handles and a fold out drawer that serves as a bar. It was stunning. The five figure price tag was way out of our budget, but the sales lady was still interested in working with us and would come down in price. She showed us a desk and a dresser that would complement the piece. We were in love with all three. To name just a few other things they sell - they also had water pitchers, tables, lamps, sculptures and art. I found the art particularly lovely. I really wanted the wicker buffet server as an accent piece. I may go back and buy it... If you're antiquing in South Hampton, make Ann Madonia a sure stop on your agenda. You won't be disappointed.

What an amazing collection! Knowledgable staff, great vibe. We enjoyed our treasures we found at…read moreBlack Swan - found this pair of antique French club chairs we absolutely fell in love with!!

interesting items, great store display competitive prices, great help and owner. Knew the field…read moreand was creative in our requests.

I'm not much of a coffee connoisseur but I loved the iced latte I got from here! I also love how…read morethey give you the option of whole, oat or almond milk and there is no additional charge. I thought the price of the drink was reasonable. I tried the onion focaccia, which was enjoyable. Muffins looked like they'd be worth trying; scones looked unappealing. As for the shop, it's very cute. It contains goods from Italian artisans. All out of my price range but very nice nonetheless. I'd be curious to see if they rotate the goods. There are also numerous types of food products from Italy and tinned fish from different areas around the world.

Everything was delicious. We did shareable a and loved the octopus as my favorite. Also really…read moreenjoyed the flank steak. We didn't have a waiter at first so took a little to order but after that service was great. Overall a wonderful experience. Also aesthetic and atmosphere was calming & beautiful.

Really cool place to browse for sure. Located on a strip with other antique stores, so you can…read morereally make a day of it. Found some really interesting and rare surprises, unfortunately out of my budget. Staff was nice and let you browse without staring or looming over you. They also have a website you can preview some of their wares.

Jewel box antique shop. Well curated. Not for budget shopping but worth it for that one gem you…read morewon't regret buying.