I think this place is cool! They have some neat and unique items here. I'm a yardsaler and bargain…read morehunter so it's fantastic to roam around to see what I can find. It is a bit scattered about but that is ok with me. The woman who always helps me is super friendly and helpful. Several times I have been in and realized they were actually closed but she allowed me to look anyhow, even turned the lights on downstairs for me. This is a cash only establishment so be prepared.

This is a great place to explore. The PYCA Shop is in a former downtown department store. It's…read morevery large--two floors. Upstairs you will find an ever-changing selection of used furniture and smaller items, like jewelry and knick-knacks. Downstairs is a bit chaotic and includes all kinds of items from the past, e.g., old magazines, dishware, clothes. It's one of those places where you need to stop in on a regular basis to see what's new. I got a beautiful Heywood Wakefield end table that was in terrific condition for a reasonable price considering its quality. And they deliver!

Decent Flea Market -- The man who works there is very nice. Alot of cool items especially when I…read morego to Brasil -- I can get 1 or 2 items for each family member. Love this flea market. All these negative reviews seem a bit off for a FLEA MARKET..........

I have been living in MA for several years and this was the first flea market I visited in the…read morearea. A friend suggested this trip because she is searching for inexpensive, antique looking jewelry to incorporate into her wedding theme. I did some research and suggested the flea market in Lawrence, since it is open Saturdays as well as Sundays. We met for lunch in Methuen, which is a bit of a drive for each of us, and then made our way to Lawrence. The flea market building was relatively easy to find based on the pictures posted on their website. There was a dollar entrance fee, which I sincerely hope goes toward a worthy case. The flea market was a huge disappointment and not at all what we expected. Aside from a handful of unique booths (if you consider incense and beanie babies unique), the whole building was covered in knockoff purses, cheap jewelry, and random electronic devices. Not sure who thought a sane person would pay $2 for a VHS tape, but those items were alive and well. We walked around every booth at least twice, but left empty handed. Even if I wanted to buy a fake Coach wallet for $5, how could anyone deal with an inside zipper that doesn't open or close?! I hope to see what else the New England flea market scene has to offer. For someone who drove out of their way, the Lawrence flea market was a waste of time. Hopefully there are better days ahead because it can be a great experience.

It's another OSJL! really cheap for some finds and…read moremedian/average price for most items and some things I'm not sure how they find their pricing structures to be ... Ether way this store is not one of the newest , nicest or cleanest of them all. It's pretty consistent with what they tend to have and same can be said for what they do not tend to have. I call this my go to place for certain items : cooking oil, dog beds,hair conditioners, small appliances that would be crazy to spend more than $20 on, strange and unusual condiments, $1 spices, and, polar as well as red mill products. That's my story and that'a honestly all you need to bother with this place for.

Having grown up on Ocean State Job Lots, it was nice finding this location while traveling through…read moreGardner. We ended up stopping here to stock up on a few last minute camping items we needed. We ended up buying a few tarps, bungee cords and some citronella candles. Everything was reasonably priced unlike the Walmart in town. The staff here was really receptive and answered our questions. The shop itself was in a great location and the next time we are in the area we will stop back in to stock up on home goods. The only downside was that the store was a bit disorganized in a few spots.

Colleen should not be in a management position if she can't talk to customers nicely. Being rude to…read morecustomers is unacceptable and gives the location a bad rep. Of course Marshalls in general is great

Jayde is the best employee ever!!!!! High quality service. Asked me if I needed a cart and how I…read morewas. Was also very speedy about checking me out and convinced me to buy a tjmax reward cards. Great person great place. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Have known Brian for around 30 years and he is very helpful to get something repaired and…read moreeverything else.

I bought my fiancé's diamond ring here, MYSELF (with the gal's assistance showing me different…read morerings) :) No need to go to GIANT stores. This guy has been there for over 30 years and still doing a great business. There is a reason for that.

This is an average Dollar Store - they have all of your super low quality dollar store needs here -…read morethough you can find some cool glasses and dinnerware that really isn't bad at all here... DO NOT SLEEP ON THE CANDY HERE! They have basically all of the candy you can imagine and even old candies that they barely have else where... tons of different varieties of gummies. If you go to the movie theater next door, sneak a few bags of candy from Dollar Tree first! Dollar Tree is by far the best of all the dollar stores.

I forgot my bag of drinks there yesterday. A cashier came out to my car to give them to me but…read morebrought them back inside because she did not think they were mine. I called and they refused to give me the 5 items that I forgot. The employee on the phone was disgustingly rude. I will not be going back for their lousy service.

I have been a vendor this whole 2025 season. The vendors fee of $40 is high and with the hundreds…read moreof vendors that go every week I feel they could drop the fee to more like $25 a week . That way, even if it's a bad day you will at least make the rent. It's mostly antiques which I love, but if you have your hand made items like I do you'll do great because there aren't many of us. I'm even getting outside orders which is great now that it's close to the season ending. If you want to order any pot holders, aprons, dish drying mats just email me at sewwhatna@gmail.com they make awesome gifts!!!I love Rietta Flea Market!!

Not sure where this picture is from. I have visited both as a customer and a "vendor", so am…read moregiving review as both: CUSTOMER: Admission is free as is the parking. Opens at 6 AM for customers. Vendors start packing up around 11 and closer to 1 near the parking lot and most are long gone by noon. Still, get there early on Sunday and you can find some good bargains. Beware of some vendors as they are selling crap, but most are fine. Food isnt the worst but isn't great. VENDOR: Price for one of Rietta's splinter-filled tables is $30 which is pretty standard for flea markets. You want to get there early to get up front near the parking or by the time people get back to you people dont have any money. You can bring your own tables to add, like card tables and such, so can put out a lot of items. Went on opening day and didn't sell anything until about 930, as a vendor you can usually shop until 9-930 and then open up. Decent selection of records but there are plenty of people selling big names with crap records. Not as good an antique market as say Todd Farm or Hollis, there is definately a lot of newer stuff and even some people that are just selling detergent and toilet paper stuff like that.

I placed a delivery order on Wednesday, November 27th early in the afternoon. They said my delivery…read morewould be between 8pm -10pm. I know this was the day before Thanksgiving but if they were not able to deliver, they simply should not have had delivery options available. Because we thought that they were delivering, we didn't go to the store to get the items that I needed for Thanksgiving and for my granddaughter's birthday party which was on Thanksgiving. (I did do a full thanksgiving shopping but had forgotten things). Here it is the day after Thanksgiving and I still have not received my order. After calling customer service, they gave me a $15 food credit which I think is laughable. I understand in the grand scheme of things, this is small potatoes but just wanted to put this out there. I hope it doesn't happen to anyone else.

I am very disappointed with this store. They are constantly out of stock of things that I'm looking…read morefor. They prefer you check your self out. They only have 2 or 3 regular registers open and there is always big lines. All of their self checkout registers don't accept cash. It is inconvenient if you have 1 or 2 small items and want to pay cash. Then you either have to wait in a long line or use a card. P.S. The auto center personnel seem to be incompetent. I have had numerous bad experiences here.

Worst Dollar Tree I have ever vented. The staff are very friendly however the store is always a…read morecomplete disaster.

This store has great prices, especially on greeting cards and reading glasses. My eye doctor told…read moreme their $1.00 pairs work as well as prescription glasses in my case, and similar pairs can cost $10 to $15 at department or drug stores. They also offer both regular and magnified sunglasses year round. Housewares are pretty good. You can get a whole mop for $1 whereas other places charge several times that for a few mop refill pads. The food is mostly processed and unhealthy and not especially cheap although 3 liters of soda for $1 is a steal. Personal care products are all relatively unknown brands and of questionable quality. For example, the emery boards are kind of flimsy. Unlike some other bargain stores you get a shopping cart without a quarter deposit and free shopping bags. You can get even lower prices by ordering in bulk from the company's website and picking up at the store to avoid paying shipping charges. Just be sure to inspect your package for any damaged items before you leave the store. It can get busy when everyone gets out of work but there is parking on both sides of the building and the clerks keep the lines moving. They are pleasant and professional.