Do you know if on the outside I thought it was just gonna to be Full of random stuff. but then…read moregoing inside is actually pretty organized. staff friendly. A vendors of different vendors with products. good patking lot, and hand sanitizer is provided.

Gallery 2 is an awesome place to explore. Not only are the owners absolute peaches, but their…read moreinventory is constantly restocked with new and interesting treasures and they carry a wide variety of items ranging from paintings, statues, antiquated books, furniture, and the like. There are even spots created for venders to display their handcrafted wares, as well! There's something here for everybody, no matter the preferred aesthetic or desired price point. The shop also frequently has specials going on, so I would advise following their Facebook and social media pages. Highly recommend! On a side note, I think the reviewer below may actually be referring to a different antiques store on route 1A(in all seriousness, because there actually is another one that deals heavily in chalk paint and painted items)!

Hometown Collectibles is THE BEST SPORTS COLLECTIBLES Store. The store has an incredible range of…read moreauthentic sports memorabilia, with very affordable prices. BOB ROSE Has been in the Sports business for over 40 years. He has met and known countless celebrities and athletes. All of his items are certified and guaranteed. He used to conduct numerous sports and card shows in the Boston area. He is well known and respected throughout the Nation. He single-handedly arranged the first Boston Celtics 1957 championships team reunion in the early 80s and brought the reclusive Bill Russell to the signing show. He is the best. If you have any sports need, you need to come visit this spectacular and special store.

On 12/06/2018 I had a family member in the surgical center just a mile down the road and had a…read morecouple hours to kill while I waited for her procedure to be completed. I walked into Hometown Collectibles in Emerald Square Mall. As I walked into the store I greeted the guy working behind the he said hi and I proceeded to look through the store. About 10 minutes later an older man (who I discovered later was one of the owners) walks in and starts to loudly berate the counter worker about a person wandering around the store (me) and he wasn't watching me well enough. I have been collecting comics for many years and in the back of the store I noticed a huge stock of comic books, but they are separated from the customers by display counters so there is no way for me to look through or purchase any of them. The owner came over to me pretty much to see what I was doing in his store and I asked about how he sells the comics. He told me a story about how he sold some comics at a low price and that purchaser's friend came in to also buy comics and "bragged" about getting a good deal. The owner does not sell out of the store anymore because he doesn't think he can get every penny he can and will only sell graded books online. I highly suggest you stay clear of this place. The owner does not care about making happy customers only about how much money he can get out of you. The prices are unrealistically high, the greed factor is very strong with this establishment. The owner will not even sell to you unless he is confident he has gotten your very last dollar. The owner treats both his employees and customers with a great deal of contempt.

Nice Dollar Tree, it's always fun to come in and check out any new items and new stuff they have on…read morethe shelves. I feel that most Dollar Trees are individually managed, some are very neat and organized, some are messy. This one is large and well organized, even though it's older and it has a large selection of food and health care items. Their party section is also very well stocked. Nice check out process.

The "manager DJ" accused me of cutting in line...and then refused to serve me. This is the most…read moreghetto Dollar Tree and he is the icing on the cake! It's never clean and never anything in stock. The other employee looked mortified while he was antagonizing me but didn't speak up after witnessing her coworkers behavior.

Friendly and honest. Charged only $5 to remove links for a watch bracelet compared to the $30 we…read morewere quoted elsewhere.

We have worked with John and Adam on many unique jewelry orders and they have been outstanding in…read moretheir, customer service, pricing and workmanship. I started using them during the pandemic when my trustworthy jeweler recommended them when he retired. It is a hike for me to get to them but I would not go anywhere else . They are reliable and kind. They look out for you and treat you like family. Our family has bought/ got made engagement, wedding, and baby jewelry to name a few.

I love coming here for coffee. especially when I'm working late night. Jason always make sure the…read morecoffees are fresh and everything is well stocked!

On a cold winter morning, I stopped by for a refill and make some typical store purchases inside…read morebut got so frustrated with the cashier here that I left before even buying anything inside. As the fuel was pumping, I went to grab the station squeegee (a few feet away) and took 2 steps. As I walked back to the car, the cashier turned off my pump. I thought it was a pump error so I repeated the steps and as the fuel is again pumping, I grabbed the squeegee next to the car and took a step toward the windshield. Again, the cashier stopped my pump as I was just next to the driver side door. I went inside and asked why she was stopping my pump. She said I had to be actively operating the pump as per fire code and it was listed on the pump station. This is clearly incorrect and I was severely annoyed but it was also clear that the cashier would never change her mind so discussing the matter was a waste of time. There were customers that sat in their car as the pumps operated but apparently I couldn't clean my windshield even though I had visibility on the pump and could activate the shutoff switch just as quickly as if I were manually holding down the dispenser handle. And of course, nothing in MA's fire code prevents a customer from needing to actively hold the pump or stand next to it. So I won't be returning here again. https://www.mass.gov/doc/527-cmr-100-massachusetts-comprehensive-fire-safety-code/download

I had a ring custom made and Richard was FABULOUS!! If you want something special to be made for…read moreyou then you need to go to Facets! Great service, patience & fair pricing. A+

Richard and his staff are amazing people to work with and the selection is pretty good for a small…read morefamily jeweler

They have a really incredible hot chocolate called peppermintic I get it get every time I go in the…read morestore and sometimes I even get to and take one to my nursing jobs. All the people are friendly and helpful and you know they are stressed because it short staffed and they had to recently change their hours. They also have a really good breakfast pizza for 279 a slice and the slices big enough for two people to share. Your hotdogs are now $.99 and they are really good as well.

For a gas station it has everything you need. Space, Gas, multi choice of car washes, air machine &…read moreinside has all what you need of a good convenience store.

This place is amazing! Went in with my mom and brother for…read morerunning shoes and we ALL came out with a pair. The owner is so nice and helpful!

Had a very pleasant experience here. Was looking for sneakers for an upcoming Disney trip and…read moreKevin, one of the owners had me try on multiple brands & styles until I found the pair that was so comfortable. He also recommended a pair of slides/flip flops to help my & my husband's plantar fasciitis and will help us recover after long days walking around Disney.

Savers thrift store in North Attleborough, Massachusetts at Gateway Plaza off South Washington…read moreStreet is the perfect place to shop and to donate clothes and other household items at The Community Donation Center. Savers is located next to Michaels and PetSmart. There is a big parking lot with plenty of spots. Savers is committed to giving reusable items a second chance at life while helping save millions of pounds of clothing and household goods from landfills every year. Each time items are donated to the store's local nonprofit partner, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island, at Savers, Savers pay them for items which provides revenue to help Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island fund important programs in the community. I had some clothes for donation. I walked up to the store front and I saw a bin for donations. It was stuffed with bags of items. I dropped off my items in the bin, but there is also a drive up section for you to drop off your items. You don't even need to turn off your ignition. Drop off is quick and easy either way.

I love this branch of savers. It's clean and well lit, and the bathrooms are generally in decent…read moreshape. Unlike the Providence savers, entering and exiting the parking lot and/or donation space doesn't require placing your life at risk. The inventory here is consistently good, and turns over pretty quickly (although I'm beginning to see a bit of lower quality Shein merchandise on the racks. Regrettably, the corporate decision to remove all of the dressing rooms likely means that I'll be forced to shop here twice for each visit, the first time to buy my new-to-me pants and a second time to exchange some them for another pair that also may not fit. This is extremely frustrating, especially since the removal of the dressing rooms didn't change the no refund policy. Still, you can't beat savers.

I always drive past this place on my way home from the Wrentham Outlets. I finally got around to…read moregoing inside. My friend and I went on a weekday night, about 2 hours before closing so it was pretty quiet. I initially thought the bookstore was only on the first floor of the building but turns out it's a multi-story experience. There is a parking lot at the back where I parked and I was able to enter through the back door (not sure if this is the main entrance). On the first floor, they have some books, bathrooms, a check out desk, nick nacks (hats, stationery, puzzles, etc.), and most importantly, a coffee shop. The coffee shop was closing up around the time we got there so plan accordingly and do some research on their hours. as they are not the same as the bookstore. The books are clearly labeled by genre. After taking a stroll, we decided to check out the second floor which was supposed to have a little market, a stage where they host events, and some very comfortable couches along with tables and chairs. I mostly came to see if a book spoke to me, but also to get some reading in from the book I brought along with me. The lighting is good, although I sometimes prefer to have a dimmer setting for a cozier feel. We spent about 1.25 hours here, but we could have easily spent a longer time if it weren't so close to closing.

Great little bookstore that has great events. Always a cool place to visit when we're in town.read more