I am dumbstruck at the audacity of the Good Will organization! What is going on? I see here that…read morethe negative reviews go pretty far back, so I guess nothing has changed. There was a lady who used to donate her clothes in my size and seasonally, and if I was lucky enough to get in there about the same time, I got some pretty decent things. All of a sudden things changed. The prices became ridiculous. I see more and more folks in there who appear to not be in such need as others. I am not judging. It is merely the observation that the lesser class of us aren't visiting the stores nearly as often as they used to because who can afford to be gouged!? Imagine my shock when I discovered that the clothing was marked higher than what Kohls charges! Granted, I won't be in fashion as soon as it arrives in the stores, but I don't give a rats a$$ about that! Kohls will offer decent clothing if you wait for things to go on clearance. My money is hard to come by and I surely need to be frugal, but I consider it a slap in the face when even I can't afford Good Will! So, pick over the goods for yourselves... price it however you wish so you get a good deal and enjoy it or put it on line to get a good price. I will never donate to you again, nor will I be back to shop. You have lost a regular customer and I'd like to say, :Shame on the whole organization!"

Workers are nice for the most part but the prices are insane. Don't donate your items bring them to…read moreThe salvation Army, or Eco Thrift Shop in Durham NH which supports various local non profits including The Cocheco Valley Humane Society.

Not much there, tiny and very little to purchase with high prices, and lady at desk could not be…read moremore unfriendly or less helpful. I am an elderly man and had to help someone move heavy furniture while she stood there offering no help to them.Would not go back.

From the owner: I try to make sure my store is stocked with unique, vintage, antique, weird and unusual items…read more Things you might not find elsewhere. Please feel free to pop in and take a quick peek. Or spend an hour asking questions.

My daughter and I stopped in this morning and were amazed at the amount of items there were to…read morebrowse. It is much bigger than it looks like from the front - and is very organized, so it is easy to browse. I love that they have mending nights as well as knit and crochet so there is the opportunity to learn some sustainable skills.

It was my first time in yesterday. I'm so happy to have a place like this right down the street…read morefrom me. How lucky Dover is to have a shop that encourages upcycling and reducing landfill waste--and not only by selling pre-loved items, but by taking donations of clothing in all conditions! It's awesome that they offer fun classes to mend and stitch as a community, too. The biggest bonus? This store is easy on the wallet ;) I'm super happy with my purchases and can't wait to go back and see what's new!

This is the old school thrifting like back in the day-prices reflect that and very courteous staff…read more Great spot!

Every time I come to Durham I have to stop into this beautiful thrift shop. It is more like a…read morelittle used boutique with amazing finds in beautiful condition. I was just in a few days ago and found Franco Sarto boots for just 10 dollars. That is a great find. Christine is always there to help with anything at all. Donna was super fun to chat with concerning items in the store and these ladies are amazing. Not to mention all of the others working there. I always leave with new clothes, jewelry and shoes ect at such a great price. This place is not your usual thrift shop. Look forward to my next trip in to Durham to stop by and see what else is new! Great customer service and just a fun place to shop!!!

Jim is an extremely talented craftsman who knows how to listen to his clients. He's done several…read morerepairs for me over the years and also worked with my husband to custom design a diamond ring for our 25th anniversary. If you are looking for fair pricing and top notch quality work Jim Livermore at the Village Goldsmith is the place to go.

Village Goldsmith Galleries is more than a jewelry store. It's an art gallery much like the…read more"League of NH Craftsmen" stores that seem to be everywhere but in the NH Seacoast region. It was the art glass in the window that drew me inside, but there was more to see. Jim, the owner of the store, will take your old unloved gold jewelry, melt it down, and turn it into something totally new. If you're into recycling and you've inherited some old pieces of jewelry that have sentimental value but aren't your style, here's an interesting option for you. He's also got work on display from other jeweler/artists, so there's a wide variety to choose from. This store is everything that Kay Jewelers isn't. If you're passing through Dover, this is the kind of place that you'll want to investigate.

Leo & Lisa are fantastic. They are extremely knowledgeable, highly ethical & very reasonable. I…read moretook 2 of my Cartier watches in for various needs rather than driving to Boston or NYC. They took care of the repairs and also advised me on another vintage item that needed attention. Their inventory of beautiful gems and settings are excellent and great for special gifts. Re-sizing/redesign/refitting of wedding rings is also a special skill. A+ all the way.

Great service. Did exactly what I wanted and listened to my concerns with some suggestions. Highly…read morerecommend.