My mother bought a new power lift chair for my father who has had a stroke. This chair was…read moredelivered and very uncomfortable for my father who spends 24/7 in this chair. Even sleeps in it. After one week of trying the chair we tried to return it. Central radio refused to even try to help us with a return. They only tried to sell her another chair. It's awful. I try to shop local, but it's hard when your local store won't do anything to help you.

My refrigerator died in April during a freak heat wave. With 90 degree temperatures and guests…read morecoming for a visit, I needed a new fridge, fast. I didn't have time to shop around, so when Central Radio said they could install a replacement the next day, I agreed and shame on me for not doing my homework first. I paid $2700 for a fridge that sells for $1900 at the big box stores. I don't like shopping at the big box stores, and always try to shop local, even if it's a bit more money, but Central Radio is just plain greedy. When our washer, dryer, and dishwasher need replacing, I'll know where not to shop!

I love junk and you can find great treasures at Sanford and Son. Every Friday, Sanford opens the…read moredoors to shelves of estate finds. Now priced at $2 per item, you can find great deals. We have purchased antique prints, glassware and WWII memorabilia. But you have to get there early. Doors open at 9:00 and people start lining up as early as 6:00 a.m. The line starts at the west door. The regulars bring "sold" stickers and quickly place them on items as they are enter the building. Parking is limited and tight. The building also houses an antique mall with a broad arrange of east coast antiques. Ask for a 10 percent discount if you pay by cash or check on items over $25. The staff is friendly and accommodating. If you like antiques, Sanford and Kid is a unique and fine experience.

Friday Morning 10am: The most insane things I have seen in a while. The patrons who have obviously…read morehave been there many times before, are rude and inconsiderate. The run in and throw Everything onto the "sold" table. They don't care about anybody else or the merchandise. They throw what they don't want to the side, open boxes and don't close them and refuse to get out or someone else's way, they are literally like vultures picking bones clean. The store itself is nice, the owner is friendly and the employees are pleasant, its the "regulars" that really make this place suck. If your interested in shopping there on Friday morning bring you and 10 of your closest friends and start standing in line at 8:30am. As soon as u enter grab EVERYTHING you might suspect as valuable. (cause that's what these vultures are doing)

Love this store! The staff are very responsive, professional and engaging. They greet me when I…read moreenter the store and always offer to help me find what I'm looking for. The store was recently remodeled and is beautiful, 99% of the time they have what I need. The rewards program is fantastic, earned rewards accumulate and are tracked in their system - when available, they just pull up on the register and apply to your sale; no need to keep track of pieces of paper to get your savings. Also, rewards are straight up dollars off on a future sale, not spending money to save money like other competitors. Finally, they have "store cats", which always brightens my day!

Love the manager. The rest of the staff go from meh to downright rude. Even though it's way closer…read moreto me, I almost always go to Carrs. They give you a hearty welcome at the door and the whole staff gives you the feeling they're invested in the business. BUT I have debates with my son-in-law about this and he almost always goes to Aubuchon.

COMPLETELY RUDE!! I called and asked if they would take some furniture. This guy Alex said sure…read morebring them down so I get a friend to help me load these heavy pieces of furniture in the truck. When we get down there he has an attitude saying they aren't accepting donations. Why the hell did you say to bring them down if you won't accept them?! After arguing back and forth, I decided to go to Goodwill. They happily accepted the items. I have spent hundreds of dollars at ReStore and will no longer be supporting a business that treats its customers like crap.

The furniture is nice, but the prices were horrible. I saw a desk that had cracked and broken…read moreveneer for $200. The dresser in the picture had a crack all along the top, despite the beautiful finish, also asking $200. Used Ikea cabinet handles for the same price you can get them new at Ikea! Not worth the hour+ drive from CT, sadly.

An absolute gem in North Adams. They have everything you could possibly imagine: great drinks,…read morefresh baked goods, clothing, antiques, wall art, furniture- the list goes on. All is inexpensive as well. Try the Pear Iced Tea, which is fantastic. Looking forward to future visits here!

Cool place, just huge, lots of great finds, unusual things, way too stuffed…read more The prices are not really bargains unless you find something big like a neat piece of furniture. They have huge amounts of collections and some of the things look like they have been there since the 50's. Friends bought carved wooden boxes which were super cool. Not inexpensive though. If you are in the area definitely stop by.

Stopped at Saddleback Antiques in spite of negative comments, found owner courteous and helpful…read more His love and knowledge of history quite evident. His shop, after 25 years, has a refreshing variety of items.

just had the owner, Dan Rhodes, buy furniture from me off craigslist. Met at a 1/2 way, neutral…read morelocation. He was Timely and called to give estimate of arrival. All positive so far When we met the fun began. He came in with story of buying for wife, then complains that the chair is missing the manufacturer marks. (Someone say resale?) I showed him an email from the president of the chair's manuf. stating it was their chair, which he then questions what photos I provided them. After hemming and hawing and trying to to dicker me down 100$ on the price, we settle on the agreed price. After this he asks if the deal is done and the chair was his, I say yes, he then starts cursing at me, calling me a real asshole and what not. I politely(as I could to a Masshole) wished him a happy 4th of July and safe travels. When I got home and had time to reflect on the details, a simple google search brought up his antique store! Saddleback Antiques. Questions answered. Buyers and sellers beware of getting on the wrong side of Dan Rhodes. Btw- they have a nice vintage DR Dimes writing chair for sale, unless his wife likes it too much.

Lately This North Adams Location has been selling big jewelry jars at 25.00 there is nothing but…read morebits and pieces of broken jewelry. It would be great if they were honest and labeled it as scrap jewelry. I feel it's very deceptive

Great place to drop off gently-worn items that other humans may need or want. They are very kind…read moreand professional.

I just want to say that David who greets you at the door is absolutely wonderful. He is out going ,…read morefriendly, helpful and definitely an asset to the company. He always makes us feel comfortable and truly cares, he pets our dog and is just a great experience when he is working.

my first time at a…read more WALMART SUPERCENTER - - - Bigger than a Space Age Hanger! At least the size of Ten Football fields! Contains more merchandise in as many categories as an AMAZON website! What's not to love? Let's go shopping!! ... and we did We procured: Art supplies, crafts, car stuff, clothes, and a few snacks too Happy Shopping! :)