I'm a big fan of everything Mid-century modern. Finding this little gem by chance, made me feel…read morehappier after I got that horrendous coffee down the street. I'm not from the area at all. I actually couldn't find this nugget on Yelp, so, ta-dah! I added them. I didn't ask the lovely lady at the desk, but I figure they are relatively new (?). Upon entry, you are greeted by a vintage tension pole lamp, followed by glassware, stemware, plates, dishes, serving ware, and the most fun cocktail party pieces, every MCM loving mad man or woman should have in their collection at their Eichler or (a good copy of) van der Rohe home. Perhaps, the owners will add some furniture with time - it would be nice to see an extended website catalog. I look forward to returning to this little boutique, to see the evolving merchandise.

Very nice good stuff good price many varieties parking easy clean i bought many things every time…read moreI went there

Fun store to look through! There are some gems but you have really go through the inventory. There…read moreare cheaper thrift stores but they have a nice assortment of furniture. The clothing choices are in the early 2000s to 2010s. There are some more vintage pieces but not as varied as opposed to a place like savers. I would come back if I'm in the area. It's right across the street from a park too!

I just discovered this charming new thrift shop in Mendham, 6 Hilltop Road, behind Grand Bazaar on…read moreHilltop Ave. It's well organized with deluxe brands (Brooks Brothers, Pink are some men's shirts). The proprieter, Eric, is very knowledgeable about sizes and brands. I got two beautiful men's shirts, and the women's clothes are also stylish and upscale. Prices are VERY reasonable ($20 for the two shirts). Eric says he gets new stuff all the time and has discerning taste. Recommended! Thursday - Sunday 11:00-4:00.

From the owner: Location is temporarily closed until further notice read more

If you're sick of paying New York City sky-high prices for vintage, check out Incogneeto Vintage!…read moreThe owner, Stacy, has one of the biggest selections of high quality vintage I've ever seen. She listens to what you want and helps you with your selection. The hats are some of the best I've ever seen. Almost everything is in great condition. It is so worth the trip!

Items are not well kept in consideration of the high prices. $40+ for unspecial vintage pants, and…read morethey're buried in piles.

We were in the area so we decided to check out this Salvation Army thrift store…read more I'm glad we did as the place was huge and very nicely organized. Picked up a ton of good finds at a great price If I am in the area then I will visit again

Not sure why this Salvation Army location is so hostile and..... Stopped by today to leave a…read moreclothing donation and was met by a " no donations, etc" sign. This was my third attempt to donate a this location (and my last). Two prior attempts the workers were nasty, unfriendly and don't you dare ask for a receipt! So sad, they used to be very friendly and kind, NOT ANY MORE. AVOID AT ALL COST!

I bought a cool nightstand from him a few years back. He does awesome upcycling to old furniture,…read moreand the guy is really nice and cool. Highly recommend checking it out

Such a cool, interesting store. The pieces and beautiful and so reasonably priced. It's a little…read morehard to find, but definitely worth the trip!

Great little shop. conveniently located and good prices. Always enjoy going here. Clean, neat and…read moreorganized

quaint store with a large variety. prices are very good for thrifting. will repeat when in the area…read moreagain

I loved this store. I've bought vintage jewelry & a purse…read morethere. We loved to look and the last time I was there I saw some furniture that I couldn't get out of my mind. My husband & I went back to look at it seriously to see if it would bit and work for our living room and the store is gone! Does anyone know if they moved somewhere else or did they just go out of business, their phone number is out of service. Really miss "Back Home Again"!

New antiques store just opened next to Cafe Picasso. I was impressed. It is laid out like a…read morefurniture store with room groups. Prices range from a few dollars for costume jewelry to $20 and up for home accessories, to $5,200 for an antique Welsh dining table - circa 1820. Not everything looks old. Some of the upholstered chairs and sofas look like the "Mad Men" era. I snapped a couple of pix with my iPhone which I will upload soon. Worth a visit if you are dining in Somerville. Might be worth a visit in any case.

PROS: this place was nice looking. Place is clean and organized. Good quality items…read more CONS: small for a thrift shop and I went there during normal open hours and they were closed OVERALL: not a bad toy shop, but selection is limited

A friend asked to stop by before heading into the restaurant & saw the owner packing up shop. When…read moreI popped my head in asking to just quickly take a look, he pleasantly welcomed us! And not only that, another shopper came in along! I found a cool outfit & when I asked he priced it at $10 but exclaimed the more I buy, the better deal I get... and hinted I should put it all together with my friends things. With a full shopper's bag, he priced everything at $14! And with credit card just some extra change!! This place is a gem that opened up 3 years ago & can't believe it's always passed my glance! Can't wait to find more treasures here!