Service: 11/10! Rick and Allison (or Alice?) were super nice. Like wow no one has helped me carry…read morefurniture to the car before. Selection: Amazing!! So much in store. Value: I found these chairs which were ok looking.

The items are over priced, It's lacking in customer service & selection. It's jammed packed with…read moremissed matched items. I stopped in on a visit to friends in Salem I was disappointed on the selection and came out empty handed. Buyers skip this place choose a smaller shop that is dedicated to specializing on quality not quantity.

Boston Consignment is packed with an abundant collection of items. It's a treasure trove, a place…read morewhere one can find that unique piece. If there's something in particular you are looking for, just ask. Staff are willing to help you find it! BC also has great photos and easy search method online. Give them a visit!

I walked in in shock of all the clutter you could barely move, but nonetheless, I was still willing…read moreto walk around. I touched a piece of silver, a $10 item and the owner at the desk snapped very quickly at me asking me if I needed any help with a loud voice very rude. I said no I'm just browsing thank you And then a few minutes later out of the blue, she says nothing in the store is to be touched! She was by far her one of the rudest woman I have ever encountered as a store owner and I literally did nothing I looked over at her and I said I beg you parted she says do not touch a single thing in the store. And I replied wow I've never heard of that. Nothing? As there was so much clutter in there from top to bottom, you couldn't even walk. I would never step foot in that place again she was ungodly so disrespectful and treated me inhumane I can see clearly why her store has 1 million pieces in it People don't want to be treated like that and will not return with a terrible experience. This woman felt she was so entitled. WOW

Bobby is the absolute best! in all of the east coast area I can't think of a better antique shop…read moreselection or better owner. Every time I go in he greats me with a warm welcome and even remembered my face after being away at college for a couple years. I can really tell how much he cares about his beautiful shop and his shoppers- he makes every visit so special for me and my girlfriend. To anyone discouraged by his policy on not allowing larger handbags I think you have to consider how much inventory goes missing and how hard that must be for the shop. He even offers a small paper bag for any belonging you'd like to keep on hand during your browsing. As a former worker at the Village Silver Smith, I saw how much was stolen by all age groups so don't feel singled out if he asks you to leave your bag in your car or at the front desk.

I stumbled upon Salt Marsh Antiques as I was in town picking something up from FB Marketplace and…read moresaw the sign as I drove by. I decided to stop in on my way home and boy am I glad that I did!! What a gem of a shop. 3 floors representing many different dealers with a wide selection of inventory. Prices vary greatly (as they should) but Bobby (the owner) was willing and wanting to make deals with friendly customers. Bobby and his team were incredibly sweet and very lovely to talk to. Bobby mentioned that they just re-opened for the season this past week. Everyone who worked there was pleasant and helpful. You can tell that Bobby has been in the business for a long time and that he has a great deal of knowledge that he wants to pass along to others. It was obvious to me that Bobby cares about the business and that he wants to do what he can to help get younger generations interested in and excited about antiques. I unfortunately had a time restraint due to my work schedule the day of my visit so I had to set an alarm to remind myself when I had to leave by. Needless to say, I snoozed my alarm 3 times . Ladies leave your handbags in the car or be willing to lock them in one of the available lockers at the front of the store. They (understandably) have a handbag policy to help prevent theft across the store. That said, I heard Bobby thank numerous customers for being understanding of the policy. Just be aware of the policy before you go and don't take it personally as it's a store policy and it applies to everyone. Sadly, I'm sure it was put into place for a reason. Be respectful and understanding and that will go a long way with the employees. There are SO many treasures to discover at this shop so be sure to leave yourself plenty of time to look around. It is definitely worth making a trip to Rowley to visit this shop. Be sure to check hours ahead of times as they are not open 7 days a week. Rowley is over an hour away from me but I will DEFINITELY be back and will be telling others to make the trek as well.

After years of hearing about BB, I finally made it this summer. If you don't live nearby, the hours…read moreare *inconvenient*, to say the least, but it's worth planning a trip up to Beverly just to come here and hang out downtown while you're at it. (No car? No excuse...BB is steps from the Beverly Depot stop on the Newburyport/Rockport line.) As far as clothes go, you'll find something for everyone, and with the 50% of tags of a certain color off at any given time, you'll find some bargains, too. I found an awesome fall-weight Esprit jacket for $2. Big ups to the Beverly Farms ladies who keep this placed stocked with donated posh fashions. The furniture and housewares section is also surprisingly well-stocked and clean. If you live nearby and are looking to fill out a new house or apartment, I'd stop by BB before committing to purchasing something (shudders) new.

Very disappointing. Used to love this store. Vast majority of the clothing in the regular section…read more was in meager shape and very outdated. All clothes and shoes that were in decent condition, regardless of brand name were in the boutique section for $20 or more- the section formerly reserved for high end clothes only. I feel this does a great disservice to the community Bootstraps claims to serve- those in need. The community they serve also need clothes in decent condition for work- the new set up makes this unfeasible. The jewelry and housewares are also overpriced for the quality. Though I understand fully the need for revenue to keep the store alive, I think the current approach is off base for the mission of the company.

So good, one of my favorite thrifts. I'm giving 4 stars because it's closed on Sundays but…read moreotherwise it's a gem. It has two buildings, one a typical thrift, the other has bigger furniture items. I've always come across good, quality items. I want to gatekeep this spot but it deserves all the love!

Nice mixed inventory of items to choose from - clothing, vintage linens home decor…read moreOrganized presentation Pleasant staff Good thrift pricing

An antique store that dreams are made of! I quite literally stumbled onto Marblehead Antiques while…read morenearby and it was a delightful find. Marblehead Antiques is so much bigger than it looks and encompasses two giant rooms which are separated by an entryway. I love to seek out antique shops and sometimes they are a big hit-or-miss. This one is a giant HIT! The owner is very interesting and has a story for almost everything. The items are a mix of high-end and low-end with treasures from around the world. This is the type of place where you should really plan to stay a while, carefully sift through all the items and find some special items. If I were local to this area, I could easily purchase so many home decor items in the nautical theme, or good-bones-furniture in need of a little tender loving care. Purchasing an item from this beautiful shop means you're inherently purchasing something with colorful history, and that's a real treat for any novice or advanced antique hunter.

Any visit to Marblehead should include a quick or slow shop at Marblehead Antiques. A charming…read moreshop filled with antiques, decorative pieces and furniture with endless possibilities for Hearth and home. I am always greeted by a festive assortment of fashion Jewels and those charming decoupage shell ornaments for any occasion. A long history serving the North Shore has created a long standing connection to antiques, decorative arts and collectibles sources. Perhaps they can make all your dreams come true when seeking a rarity not in stock with fulfill your bucket list of wants and wishes for self and others.

You can find an assortment of items here: antiques, fabrics, household, etc. Fun place to shop!read more

Used to love this place but a recent volunteer - S.C., has changed the vibe of the shop. She is…read morerude and condescending. The other volunteers are sweet and the shop is enjoyable to go into if said individual is not present,

Lynn Vintage Warehouse has *three* floors of unique thrift/antique stores. Locals also call the…read morewarehouse the "Prime" building due to the old signage at the entrance. Despite signage that says "no admittance" or that entry is limited to appointments, the Lynn Vintage Warehouse is very much open for business. The warehouse is open to shoppers every Sunday from noon to 4PM. If you are into thrifting, this is the place to go! YELP'S 2021 REVIEW CHALLENGE: #7

Very limited window of days/times to go and visit, so if you get the opportunity to check this…read morewarehouse out, do it! The first floor is storage, but it's cool because they have all these vintage signs that look local to Lynn. The rest of the floors are different vintage businesses that include art, sketches, old timey suits, women's & men's clothes, toys I remember having as a kid, jewelry, old postcards & posters. It's fun to scope out!