I love Ollie's . We were heading on a trip, so I had to stop in and pick up a couple of things…read more It's definitely not fancy, but it's an amazing store. Everyone who works there is friendly and helpful. I've always referred to them as "big lots, on steroids." The place is huge! They primarily sell manufacturers extras and overstock, and maybe the previous models of things. But, everything is good. Groceries, snacks, clothes, toys, home, and garden, housewares, kitchenware, tools, carpeting even furniture. If you see what you like, buy a little bit extra, because there's a good chance it won't be there the next time you come in. The stock always rotates. That's what makes it fun. It's like a giant treasure hunt. Also, if you sign up for a free "Ollie's army" membership, they will send you information on discounts that you can get off of their already great prices. I am a fan. I wish these guys were in California. Thanks!

While this isn't a top to bottom 99¢ store, Ollie's heavily reminds me of NYC's Jacks 99 by Macy's…read moreon the West Side eons ago. Ollie's isn't glam- so let's just get that out the way. But Ollie's, met me there with their ceramic rectangular planting boxes at a fraction of the cost of what Home D.+Lowe's charge. The space is huge. And like their website states, Ollie's is the biggest "retailer of closeout merchandise & excess inventory". Aisles are also filled with no-frills brands. Some products are better than others so do your research while you're here and read. For instance, I saw this unknown sheet set brand and when I noticed the polyester fabric label, I put it back quick. From canned goods, toiletries, garden supplies, outdoor, books, toys, etc, etc, etc, etc, you can rack up. Cheap shopping, that's all it is and I like it- depends what I'm getting. Service was pleasant and the cashier helped me sign up for their loyalty program so I can accrue points and discounts for the future.

5 stars for this adorable vintage shop in Kingston! I'd give 10 stars if I could…read more If you're feeling drab and tired of dressing like everyone else, I implore you to shop here. You will emerge as a style ICON. This place has a curated selection of clothing, lots of vintage pieces, and AFFORDABLE PRICES! (we love an affordable price!) Rewind also features clothing and art pieces with in-house, hand crafted designs that cannot be found anywhere else. Karli's handmade work is a treasure trove of unique pieces. This place is family owned by the warmest, most welcoming people on the planet, and stepping into this shop feels like a god damn hug. If you're in the area, Rewind is a must-visit!

The cutest vintage store run by the sweetest family. In addition to their vintage options they also…read morehave a variety of clothes that fit the current styles and trends! Great price point too!

Solid establishment with really nice cashier right around my age!…read more Schambach very, very satisfied...

This is a FOR Profit business. You buy it you own it no returns. Many things are sold as working…read morebut are worthless and overpriced.

Great staff. Well organized. Great prices. Clearly committed to seeing all the people of Kingston.read more

I'm almost cracking myself up with this one because how I ended up at Free To Thrift in Kingston,…read moreNY was sooooo not part of the plan. This place wasn't even on my radar, wasn't in my bookmarks, wasn't even a passing thought. I was actually on my way to an estate sale, took a wrong turn somewhere, got lost even with GPS and somehow, ended here. And getting lost turned out to be the best part of my day! First off, Free To Thrift is huge. Like, give yourself some time because there's a whole lot of ground to cover in here. Clothing makes up the bulk of the inventory, but don't come expecting your typical, run-of-the-mill thrift store closet. The vibe here is more like boho, funky '70s, vintagey with an all-around eclectic feel. There's a home section, which I thought was nice. Instead of just throwing everything on shelves and calling it a day, they arranged the shelves by color. One shelf has green drinking glasses, green bowls, little green decor accessories, etc. Another shelf is decked out in black, another shelf was done in all things blue- I mean it just works. There's also a children's section filled with school supplies and games, plus an appliance section up front. There are 2 entrances by the way. Now, let's talk about the discount situation because this part had me looking up and looking down. Hanging overhead is this colorful, pinwheel-looking chart that lets you know which color is on sale that day. Whichever color the flap lands on FREE, that's the sale color. When I came here on a Saturday, green was it. And how you know what's green is by those tiny plastic strings that attach price tags to clothing with a tagging gun. These guys use them in different colors and that's what you're looking for. But here's the thing- even if you don't find the color of the day, you're still not going to break the bank. I came across this vintage animal cracker tin and an interesting circular metal wheel on a small wooden pedestal. Both were tagged $5ea, but my grand total came to just $8 for both. The service is great, friendly and welcoming and couldn't ask for more. This place is one of those places where you might walk in with absolutely nothing in mind, but you'll leave here with somethin.

Although it's far for to travel to I have gone at least once a year for the past 10 yrs. I love it…read moreand always find lovely items to bring home. the prices are also affordable.

The Northern Dutchess Hospital's Thrift Shop is one of the better thrift shop I could ever visit…read more The floors are generally clean, and it's well maintained, and although they rarely have shoes to fit me(yes, on occasion, they do have mens shoes), there are some things they do commonly carry in my size. Their products are well tagged with prices, and service is good. Check this place out, before deciding on purchasing elsewhere(to make sure you've exhausted your search). Even for those who end up in Northern Dutchess Hospital and who have lost most of their clothes from car accidents or whatever, this store might even have some type of product to get you back on your feet at good prices, until you can get back on your feet again). No inside hallway connection between the hospital and this thrift shop exists, so walking between these two seems to be unconvincing. A person will either get hypothermic walking here, or become scorched from the hot sun walking here from the hospital). From the name, however, I wonder what percentage of the sales price the hospital takes in on money? This place doesn't look like it's been ever improved in a dozen or so years.

Has everything!' Clean fast. Friendly. I totally will be returning weekly'. Friendly pplread more

This is one of the most disorganized stores to shop. The management apparently does not care about…read moreefficiency or appearance. The appearance of the shelves always appears to be in disarray. It is very unappealing to shop in the store and many times have left disgusted never purchasing anything.

Great coffee- they brew parlor coffee which is genuinely one of the best roasters I know…read more Tried the caprese danish and it tasted as if a pizza and a croissant had a baby so naturally, it was delicious. The tomatoes were ripe, slightly roasted and juicy. I enjoyed every single bite. The service was nice, a little slow, but they do seem to be doing everything in house so that makes sense. The actual café is small but there's a lot of outdoor seating in the alleyway right next-door. Would definitely love to go back and try some other things--they had breakfast sandwiches and other sandwiches to try and I'm sure they're probably really good.

Village Coffee was the best coffee I found in the surrounding area. The espresso is excellent, with…read morereal attention to detail, and the breakfast sandwiches are OUTSTANDING. I went three times during my visit and had a different sandwich two times...both were incredible. I also really loved the music they play, which gives the whole place such a great atmosphere. Village itself has a small amount of seating, while Little Village has much more room to settle in, plus Wi-Fi if you want to stay awhile. Great coffee, great food, great music. I'd absolutely make this a regular stop anytime I'm in Kingston.

I've never been embarrassed to write about my love for thrift shopping. I've purchased wooden…read morechairs, chest of drawers, rustic end tables, funky lamp bases, metal home accessories, etc with no end in sight. And all it takes is a bucket of warm soapy water, a good cotton small towel to clean these hard surfaces. Now, where I seriously and I mean- seriously draw the line are sofas, mattresses, cushions, pillows, etc. and that to me, is just gross. No offense to anyone. Hubs and I noticed a gently-used $2300+ Pottery Barn dining table at this Kingston, NY ReStore for a flat $700. The poundage on this 8' monstrosity of a dinner table had me sold. Except, it was 2' too big for my dining room. But the price was killer. This ReStore is spacious with furniture gathered into groups. For instance, chest of drawers are grouped together, coffee tables in another group, lamps together, etc. There's leven a back room filled construction items like kitchen/bathroom tiles, hammers, etc ridiculously inexpensive. This is one of the best choices if you are looking for second-hand furniture.

the items especially furniture on the sales floor are overpriced for what they are, narrow window…read moreof time to pick up items. Staff and volunteers are not responsive to messages left on voicemail, and are rude

A great find .. owner Darbie has an amazing sense of style and will pick pieces that make you look…read moreso fabulous and unlike anything you've seen. Her collections change constantly and are so reasonable priced. Shop is also in a hot spot of the Kingston Stockade District so newly hip surrounded by unreal eateries! Do not miss.

Amazing store...great customer service highly recommended. Great selection. Clean & neat. Parking…read moreis available.

There are just too many silly dollar stores in Kingston, so when I came into this Dollar General…read morestore a few weeks ago, I didn't have high hopes of finding really good deals on not-every day stuff found here. I was looking to find a car charger for my mom's car and although I was told I'd find the item in at least one of three places (depending on its quality and features), what I found was up near the register at the best deal of all. My mom's phone isn't a smartphone, so it didn't need to have all the latest gadgets and do-dads but it did need a USB plug-converted end. Yes, the purple plugs were a little more expensive than just a buck, but they are getting the job done for her. Now, I don't come into this store very often and anytime my mom comes in she spends too much time shopping, but what else can you say. It doesn't look like a store in the cleanest part of town, but it works when you are looking for something that needs to be cheap and isn't found at one of the other dollar stores in Kingston/Town of Ulster (Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, etc) I still don't think I'll be shopping here much because of these limiting factors, but it seems like a good place others might go if you take the proper precautions (locking car doors and such). You won't find many brands here when it comes to everyday items. And those brands you will find are brands you probably will never have heard of, so keep an open mind when reading these names. Employees here are generally nice -to a point where it bothers me a small bit. They don't generally greet you when you enter, and I highly doubt they noticed me had we not have asked where to find the stuff we needed. (A small selection of dollar stores greet you and remind you that they are around if they are needed, but this isn't one of them.) Quality trumps quantity and you get quantity over quality here with not much care to quantity being shown to the customer. It's not overall dirty here -as I always kind of expect to find these dirtier stores, but there's this look and feel of 'stay away' in my book that will keep me away (but no t my mom who picks random times to come back in again).

This place is a dump every time I've been in. Dirty, stock thrown all around the store, unpacked…read moreboxes in the aisles. I stopped in today because it was on my way home and I thought it might have a few diverse items I needed all in one place. Two out of three, so there's that. But the lone cashier, who was polite at check-out, was cranking some extremely offensive (and it does take a lot to offend me at my age) music that featured the lyrics, "The first time I f*cked a white woman." Really? Not appropriate in any retail setting. Keep that kind of racist crap to yourself, in your own home. I'll go the extra mile out of town to visit the DG in Lake Katrine, which is well kept. Never this hell hole again.