Great spot in Bristol RI. Always stop in when over there. They have a good selection of antiques.read more

This is a small and phenomenal resale shop. I can't get there enough. You never know what the…read more store will have at a price to sell. The best service with help to your car for anything you cannot carry. To the negative reviewer- anyone who enters this lovely store, with such a gracious, generous,owner, and feels that they are being (watched) is either extremely paranoid or actually, by their behavior warrants suspicion.

I love, love, LOVE this place and I do not let a week go by without checking it out. Why? They turn…read moreitems over so quickly then refill with new stuff! Prices are very fair, so do not try to work staff over for lower prices (that automatically reduce month to month). That said, she who hesitates is lost, so if you're smitten by something do not dawdle, BUY THE DAMNED THING!

Very cool store, there is something for every nostalgic person here. Games, toys, clothing, ash…read moretry's, books, magazines, vintage home decor and so much more. It might take two visits to the store to see everything. I'm looking forward to visiting again soon

This place has personality in spades. The owners have amazing style & knowledge about furniture,…read moreclothing, artwork and all things vintage. To those comparing prices to Savers, a store that collects free donations where you scour thru a sea of garbage to sometimes find a gem, please stop comparing apples to lobstahhhs. Small business owners have to travel, clean and PAY FOR the items they carry in their shops. You will never buy more reliable furniture, studio pottery, kitchenware ext. How much do you pay for brand new items made out of inferior quality materials by slave laborers? Do you ask for discounts at Nike or Boutiques? This is not a thrift store. I can't afford a lot of things they sell but it's my go to when I'm looking for a special gift for people I adore because I know I'm buying something that has lasted a lifetime and will continue to last. You pay for quality and rare finds. It's also just really fun to browse and ultimately find a little something you didn't know you were looking for. Some Etsy sellers price vintage Levi's at $50 some at $250. That's the way businesses operate. If you're down for some eye stimulating treats, a 60's lampshade to build your room design around or a pair of sterling silver earrings from the 70s that you saw in an old family photo album, this place will be a . It's a landmark that's made Providence great for many years Oh, and maybe don't leave a sweating ice coffee cup on mid century furniture and the owners won't give you side eye Also Cheech the gorgeous one eyed senior cat is 1 of 1. If you don't like cats or are allergic, walk in the other direction like a normal person.

This place is a gem, I have never been there where I didnt find something and most times I find…read moreseveral somethings. This trip I found a few small Hall casserole dishes and went around to see what other great finds there were. A vintage new unused fondue pot circa 1970's! The staff is friendlyand helpful and the space involves 3 floors of treasures. The pricing is fair and dependent of rarity and condition. Cash or credit cards are accepted.

Nostalgia is such a cool spot. Whenever my out of town friends come to visit I bring them here to…read morewander for hours. It's hard to walk out without something, but I always find high quality, unique, pieces. I recently just bought a beautiful wood box paper cutter and vintage disc film camera that I'm excited to play around with. The people at the front are great!

This store sells second hand furniture but has an identity complex. They want to be viewed as an…read moreupscale store but they certainly are not since their inventory is strictly "used." Selling used furniture and antiques is not a bad thing but the people who operate this establishment describe their inventory as being akin to Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware. It isn't. Home Again Consignment is what it is which is a used furniture store. Comparing themselves to Pottery Barn is laughable. If people want Pottery Barn furniture, they can just go to Pottery Barn, which is probably a safer bet when buying upholstered furniture since used stuff (even if it appears to be in good condition) could be harboring bed bugs. Yuk!

Beware! They have no system to track what is taken in on consignment or what is sold, according to…read morethe owner. We dropped off a set of my mother's Royal Daulton china in the spring and went back after a busy summer to have then disavow any knowledge of the china or that they even knew who we were. The owner lacks the basics of civility and is a thief!

What a great addition to Warren! Absolutely fabulous selection of folk art! Prices may seem high…read morebut don't let that fool you, these are investment quality pieces.

They must have invented a time machine taking me back to a time when men dressed like…read moregentlemen--pocket squares and all, people carried journals to document their travels overseas, and all men wore beautifully crafted round glasses, before hipsters claimed them as their own. Everything here is beautifully curated, from the clothes to the random knick knacks strewn about the store. It is definitely a place that pays homage to the best parts of a bygone era. You can browse racks of blazers, ties, uniquely bright patterned linen shirts crafted in India (crafted in a material that designers no longer use, apparently), and feel as if you jumped in a time machine and landed in a well-dressed man's walk-in closet in the 1950s. I flipped through pages of someone's old travel journal, documenting their trip by sea to Europe. All in cursive, there was a page that struck out at me: "CAPTAIN'S AUTOGRAPH: E.C. Wiggle". This place is a gem. I now know what I would name my future dog, for sure:). This place is one part vintage heaven, one part history lesson, all parts My Favorite Store In All Of Portsmouth.

This is a very spacious store with high-quality mid-century modern items. They are priced high, but…read morealso are priced appropriately. The clothes, however, seem priced high to me. I enjoyed my time looking at all the treasures in the store and will definitely go back.

Always has interesting and quality stuff. If I had to furnish my home, I would start here. The…read moreowner is a sweetheart.

This glorious outpost is a vintage fever dream. I want to move in and adopt an entirely new…read morepersonality. Beautifully curated with an air of tropical escapism, just visiting transports my mind to another dimension. Walk in and let the vintage gods guide your soul to the perfect relic or frock you never realized you absolutely needed. For me it was a lovely little lamp that might have healed a small piece of my soul. Bunny was working while I was there and she just radiates cool. Fair prices and a wide range of finds, worth the trip from any corner of the earth. Amazing addition to Tiverton!

Oh my god...I cleaned UP in here!!! This shop is on a whole other level. Cabana is so beautifully…read morecurated. And the woman who runs it is so kind! I went on a yard sale day so I got pieces as low as 5 dollars and nothing was more than $100, and I'm talking iconic pieces that would make Carrie Bradshaw or Chloe Sevigny jealous. I live in LA and the selection and prices here were a million times better, I can't WAIT to style what I got. The housewares were such high quality too. My new favorite store in the area. Little Compton is blessed to have Cabana. I can't wait to go again.