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 stopped in today for the first time in a long time and probably won't go back. There doesn't…read moreseem to be any turn-around because the items in store are the same ones that have been there for years. The majority of items were overpriced. items were overpriced I found something of interest that were 2 @ $9 each ($18 total). I asked if they would take $15 for the 2 items and the woman behind the counter snapped back "We don't negotiate on prices". I have never been to a consignment or antique store that was not willing to negotiate!

Absolutely amazing experience. Pulling up to this place, I could tell how well we would do just by…read moreseeing the product outdoors. I'm addition to that, the dealer who sold us most of the pieces was amazing. He worked with us on every piece we purchased and we couldn't be happier. Definitely recommend this place!

What a bummer they didn't have so much as an outhouse! After driving an hour to get to this stop,…read moreto cleanse off the horrid Freight House experience, I needed to use a bathroom, but they do not even have running water here! So, tinkly before you go! Because the place is small but mighty, filled with all kinds of fun little treasures, and this was one of my favorite antique shop stops on my trip. The two ladies working there were very nice, and even though it was insanely hot outside, the little window units they had cranking did a decent job of keeping up. I found some really sweet treasures here and am so happy I popped in.

Terrific, tight and cozy but well laid-out quirky atmosphere of all things antiques, holidays, and…read moreretro.

Selection remarkable staff knowledgeable and helpful . Prices very negotiable. A pleasurable…read moreexperience overall

Hidden gem full of interesting things. Prices are reasonable on a lot of things here too. Gary is…read morevery friendly. I always find something interesting.

A great place to poke around and find some really useful stuff. I've bought several…read moreMyself

Knotty Pine Design Is now my teen daughter's and my new favorite place to shop, hunt, and delight…read more KPD is located at The Landing at Hudson Mills and has over 6,000 square feet of display space. If I listed even half of the categories you can find at KPD this review would be WAY too long but suffice to say, if you collect it or dream of it, you will probably find it at KPD. The toy section seems endless with many high quality, highly desirable collectibles. Unlike usual consignment shops, some areas are rented by local artists with amazing art. Honestly, we could have spent 1/2 a day there and not have begun to scratch the surface of the inventory. The setting is great-super high ceilings, old wood floors and creative displays. The owner was super friendly, available as needed. We can't wait to return, as my daughter said, "We need to come back all the time or we will miss something!" While there check out Brooklyn +Rye & Infusion Art Glass. After you work up an appetite you can get a delicious healthy meal or snack at Good Earth Holistic Kitchen or Wild Hare (by the Medusa Brewery people) which will operate as a specialty coffee cafe and lunch spot by day and a sophisticated, intimate dinner spot and brewery by night.

Saturday they open their basement to shoppers. Several super large cardboard boxes filled with…read moremixed mens and womens clothes, more boxes with linens and childrens clothes boxes. The boxes are so large and so deep, it is nearly impossible to reach the bottom. Also mixing mens and womens clothing made it hardto find clothes. I was disgusted by the stains on many of the items, from vomit on yltops, to menstrual stains on leggings. I shopped the regular store and those clothes are clean and in much better condition. The young salesgirl threw a pair of earrings I bought in a bag with several clothing items and it took me awhile to find them. All items were $5 unless marked another price. Im usually happy with this store, but Ill never go to that basement again. The fill a bag for $5 is not worth the hassle and bacteria. Couldnt wait to spray my hands with sanitizer after todays visit.

Small thrift store with a good selection of items and reasonable prices. Store is well organized…read moreand easy to navigate. The back of the store has some deadstock items brand new in packaging. I bought a few phone accessories (NIB), a jacket, and a shirt for $20 total. Definitely worth checking out if you're shopping on a budget!

I like to browse consignment shops sometimes, rarely ever buy anything, but it's just fun to take a…read morelook. This shop is large and filled with nice furniture, glassware, jewelry, and knickknacks. There were a couple dining sets that seemed to be priced very well. It's clean and most items seem to be in great shape. I want to check out their sister shop for clothing soon if I get a chance.

Good selection of furniture, decor, etc. However, very overpriced. Sad to but did not take anything…read morehome that I liked because of the price tag. Would be willing to go back if items were priced correctly.

Super cute woman owned shop with new and thrifted kids clothes. They have a huge range of sizes…read morefrom baby to kids. Also have cute gifts, art work, accessories etc. Sometimes they have crafting events for kids too.