Stopped in for flowers for my mothers birthday on the way home today to add to her birthday gifts I…read moregot her; The cashier in front was passive aggressive to me upon my arrival and upon check-out she spelt my name so wrong after going over it with me a few times it felt purposeful. The women in the back were very helpful and kind, the flowers are of good quality. I would have told my sister to go there for her wedding flowers but the cashier today sadly bumped this down to a 3 star experience.

This is a beautiful arrangement however it was delivered on a Thursday and was wilting by Sunday…read more I've never had flowers wilt so quickly.

David Landy is a scam artist who sold me an item through facebook marketplace. Three weeks worth of…read morelies and hilariously lame excuses ensued until I finally called my credit card company to investigate. They ended up giving me credit for the amount charged and they flagged this merchant as fraudulent.

I give this business zero stars- it is run by a man who lies and cheats people…read more When we were preparing to move, we contacted various places to come and give us estimates on selling them furniture and other things that we could not take with us. On a recommendation from a relative, we decided to go with Mr. Landy- Worst mistake we ever made! He came and looked at the things and said he would be back in a few days with his 'help' and a truck to pick up all our backyard furniture and some dishes and Xmas decorations etc. that we had. He said he would bring us a check that day, and we'd see what was left and make another pick-up date. Check never came. We called him. He said, "Honest to GOD! I put it in the mail to you on Weds." Another week went by. We called him. He said, "Honest to GOD! I put it in the mail to you on Weds. Another week went by... Well, it's now been 6 weeks- and 6 more Wednesdays! DO NOT GO TO OR SELL ANYTHING TO BROADWAY FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES (or listen to distant relatives!).

Learning about Boston Auctions has been like a gift! The first time I attended, their website…read moreshowcased a lot of fishing related items which were not of interest to me so I was skeptical. My skepticism was unnecessary as there was such a huge variety of fun and interesting items. I have attended several auction since then, as well as several of their weekend flea markets, and always have a blast! I have found so many fantastic bargains on beautiful estate items. For example: a 19th c Victorian love seat for $50! Several Antique Mahogany cabinets and bookcases for $50-$100. Gorgeous mid-century Bakelite flatware for $60 (a complete boxed set!), and so much more! You never know what you'll find: antiques, collectibles, fine art, tools... even a brand new high-end snow blower for $100. Plus, the auction is just fun! The cafe ladies make something different each week: mac n cheese, American chop suey, hot dogs, etc. so you can munch while you bid! The atmosphere is relaxed and the people are always friendly. My tip: arrive early so that you can browse! Tip #2 - the gym next store does tremendous business so parking can sometimes be tight .. don't get discouraged: you will find a space! Just be patient :) Attend with an open mind - there are treasures everywhere. Boston Auctions is a family run business with a hard working staff. Attending their auctions is always a highlight of my week!

Beware of dealing with this company. They took many items of furniture from our home with the…read morepromise of selling them through their auction site. After nearly nine months of phone calls, they have still refused to account for the disposition of some items and failed to provide verification of the actual sale price of others. As a result I have had to file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and the Massachusetts Attorney General.