The name of this thrift shop in white plains ain't lying as extrance is a back rear door of a…read moreparking lot and this shop may have limited hours , limited stuff in the thrift shop nature but it's organized , prices are very reasonable and if you browse good enough you will find some cool stuff I bet . Many knick knacks in a small space and you won't find any treasures or really fancy trinkets but you will find something useful and it won't cost much .The lady who operates the space is very nice and enjoys whatever questions you have about the items on display for sale . I found a few mugs that look like they were around during the Kennedy administration and a small wall painting that looks dark and mysterious which will find a place on the wall of my man cave .overall my cuz and I spent about 50 bucks and got a bunch of old unique stuff thats very interesting indeed .4 stars on my yelp meter.

I love me a real damn good Thrift Store where I can find all types of usable stuff. And Back Door…read moreis it. It's located right behind their Synagogue and a few blocks off Mamaroneck Ave. I'll be straight up, heading down the few steps leading to Back Door seemed sketchy- but I moved past that because I knew there was light at the end of the tunnel. Back Door isn't huge- but to their defense, they have a good handle gathering items by sections. Upscale and lower-end items are all mixed in together, so you're going to have to do a little digging. I've been doing Thrift shopping for ages- but my thing is...there ain't nothing a good dry cleaners won't do. I'm usually on the hunt for something weird and sorting through the aisles to see if I find a treasure or two. Majority of times, I've doctored up my pieces, gotten rid of buttons to replace with funkier ones, replaced lamp shades, bought large wooden pieces of whatever, etc. Then again...there's always Pinterest. Right? This is the place to haggle- and by the way- it's only CA$H. I scored a Rainbow Cuff Bracelet for $3, a few other Bracelets. Plus a bright Red and Fuschia Clutch going for $10- and in the end, got it for $6. Nice experience, wouldn't hurt me to try it again.

The most gorgeous antique store I have ever seen. Inventory is shipped in from the South of France…read moreand organized by colors and complete sets. The store is owned by a couple whose love for antiques can be felt from the second you walk in their shop. The owner was kind enough to answer questions, although we were clearly not there to purchase anything (yet)! There were no price tags, but I can imagine the pieces here are quite expensive investment pieces and likely perfect for wedding registries.

A Hidden Gem with Heart This was my first time visiting the…read moreHabitat for Humanity ReStore, and it was such a wonderful experience. A friend of mine is opening a small artisan consignment shop, and we were able to find amazing store displays--stand shelving, a bench, and several other pieces that helped create the perfect rustic yet chic, neutral look she was going for. The staff and volunteers were incredibly pleasant, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visit. Parking is free, and I highly recommend going early during the weekday to make it easier to find a spot and less crowed. This place truly carries everything you could need for your home--sofas, bedroom and office furniture, bathroom items (from sinks to toilets), pots, home décor, light fixtures, shelving... you name it, they likely have it. They are constantly receiving new donations, so you never know what you'll find on a daily or weekly basis. Every time we thought we had found everything we needed, we decided to take one more look--and each time, we discovered even more great items. On top of that, it feels especially good knowing that your purchases support such a meaningful and worthwhile organization. If you have furniture or home items to donate, this is absolutely a place to bring them. I will definitely be back and highly recommend stopping in--you never know what treasures you'll find!

This newly opened branch of Habitat for Humanity Restore is such a treat…read more It's an enormous warehouse of quality used furniture. I didn't find what I needed but got tons of help from the staff as I looked. They even lent me their tape measure since I had forgotten mine. Employee Jenn greeted me with freshly popped popcorn since they just celebrated their grand opening. She also mentioned that they have a moving company to help you transport purchases for those of us who are car-free. * friendly helpful staff * clean * large inventory * transport available

while dropping off my bro at paradise bowling alley i notice an old looking store front that had…read moreantiques and other old odd gifts displayed at the window space and i had to go inside . damn this place has been in this location on yonkers ave since 1960 and before that it was located in south yonkers . so much cool stuff crammed inside from vintage clocks, watches , toys ,books, small furniture. and a bunch of more assorted nik naks. i have no clue if anything is worth much but the old toys for sale is worth a browse around. the gentleman who works here and i assume is the owner is friendly and knowledgeable about what he has displayed around his shop . they are experts on clocks and watches which includes repairs and from the assortment of time pieces i would agree. after about 10 minutes of browsing around like a 10 year old i purchased a small creepy table clock which i had to have and a model toy that i recall having when i was still wetting my bed (maybe too much info but i must keep it real). i must bring brother nunu here so we can pick up a few more blast from the past trinkets that remind us of the good old days . really cool nostalgia antique shop. 5 stars for the memories .

Fonda is personable, has many items in stock and works with those who have products for…read moreconsignment; I recommend Suburban Renewal!

Every time I'd drive and turn that left on their corner of Warburton Ave & Main St.- always curious…read moreto know what was the deal with Suburban. You'll find everything from retro furniture, some fine tableware (I think), some jewelry, memorabilia and other tchotchkes. Don't know if Suburban is the place to haggle- but who knows...just try. And don't recall their pricing- to be quite honest. But do remember, items weren't on the cheap- because for our 2 Horseshoes, we paid almost $30. Why are they really that expensive? I'm not sure if all their decorating will do in my home, but the owner sprinkles higher-end things into the mix with some rustic pieces. But you can snag a couple of unique items and make them pop with your own individual style.

Christmas sprit can definitely be found here, assuming you have a decent amount of money. I was…read moredrawn by vintage Christmas ornaments and rocks and unusual items, but pretty much everything was costly. Service appeared to be nice and the place smelled amazing, given the candles and live plants.

Unique and interesting place to peruse the varied items on display, from furniture to chandeliers…read moreto works of art, to mirrors to statues and one of a kind finds. Although, most definitely high end prices, it is a fun way to spend a few hours or more before heading on to look at some of the other nearby antique stores.

Had a SHOCKINGLY sexist (and just downright idiotic) conversation with the man who runs this place,…read morewho tried to incorrectly explain something to me that I literally teach after having said he didnt know anything about it. Then he turned to my husband and said, and I quote, "How many times a day is she wrong?" We just left. What an asshole.

I almost hate that old 'they-don't-make-'em-like-they-used-to' saying- but it's so true. I'm not a…read more60s child but there's something totally funked out and provocative that pumps the hell outta me about the 60s and the furniture. I just think it's a higher level of quality and more than anything- Stylish. But structure, the colors and graphics- it's what's also important. And besides...a sofa that might be 40+ years old might be better quality than what you're buying at one of those mass-market retailers! This is where Carole Master Interiors come in. Hubs noticed Carole Masters a few weeks back on his way to Sebastian's Barber Shop. Since then, a trip here- was in order to browse and see if we find a rustic shelf for our home office and another rustic wood piece for my makeup, small clutches perfumes, etc. This shop though- is crammed full and screams 1960s Mod- more than any other style I felt. Think more like- 'The Man from 'U.N.C.L.E' (the original). The nice thing about Carol Masters is that you aren't sorting through piles of 'stuff'. But expect to find everything from coffee tables, plastic clear chairs, high stools, end tables- I mean this places isn't huge by any means but has a lot of interesting stuff. Connie gave us some scoop on the shop and pieces they carry here and on 1stdibs.com. Prices? They're up there. But she hit a home run when she said Interiors can bargain. Give yourself some time to check things out because there are serious treasures tucked inside.

This place is huge!!! Fair pricing. Stop in check it out. Lynn was very helpful and such a…read moresweetheart. I will be returning time and time again.