Typical store layout - very crowded displays / overwhelming at times - be patient if clothing is…read moreyour thing! Plenty but just tightly packed... as usual, items are a bit pricey - not sure why someone would pay 2.99 for a drinking glass when you can stop by Dollar Tree for One half the price but new! Anyway, good stop to poke around in...

Arbitrary pricing. I can understand some new and higher end items are more expensive than the…read moreothers, but these should be tagged as such, as some are in this store. I brought up 2 sweaters and the cashier told me they were $7.99. when I went to pay a different cashier looked at them and said they were $14.99. I told he lr what the previous cashier said, and she clarified that the sweaters were $7.99 AND UP. I got the feeling they were pricing things that weren't tagged on the spot, just by 'looking' at them . Not a good policy for shoppers, if an item is not clearly marked, it should just be the set price

I had some other errands on the area, so decided to donate a box of books, shoes, and some home…read moredecor to this Savers. Then I wandered into the store. It's very large, and one of the book aisles is partially blocked by chairs, alas. I ended up with more books, three of which I already had, sadly. They don't allow book returns or exchanges, which does suck. I also found some fun old DVD sets, like McHale's Navy and Gilligan's Island. My grandmother was friends with Tina Louise's mother. An odd bit of trivia, lol. Sometimes the pure innocence of old, old shows is relaxing. I also snagged an unusual handkerchief vase. It will work very well for huge flowers like hydrangeas or peonies. Prices are usually fair. There was an entire set of china for $50, and crystal wineglasses were $5 or so for sets of two. One thing that I like about Savers is that they usually price sets together, unlike other chains that price every piece separately. While this can make sense if you only need one, selling in sets is more practical. How often do people need one curtain? The only time that I ever bought one curtain, it wasn't in a thrift. I cut it up and made two cafe curtains. This Savers also has one GIANT advantage over other Savers: you can take the carts out of the store!! Woohoo!! Because I mostly buy books and crystal, this is HUGE. I was delighted. And returned the cart to the store, of course. They had two unmanned registers and the usual self-checkouts. There were four employees chatting by the registers, and when I asked if it was possible to be checked out, a nice man said immediately that he would help me. So while it's disappointing that I already had three of the books, I will just donate them to the Yellow Barn. There is a massive clothing selection, but I don't need any clothes. I did look at some jeans out of curiosity. Prices range from $7 to $15, roughly, depending on brand. I love jeans, but only wear a fairly narrow range of brands. They rarely end up in thrift stores. I did luck out years ago and found a pair of Roberto Cavalli in my size, but that was truly rare.

Savers are super clean and well organized by size and category. Great quality and abundant stock…read moreof clothing, housewares, media, furniture and electronics. Get A 20% discount coupon when you donate for when you spend $100 cumulatively. Tuesday is senior day and get 30 % off!] They have great ways to save. Merchandise quality is excellent!!

Love EBV! They have…read morea great selection of items and the curation is impeccable. I was looking for a trunk for cards at my wedding and Early Bird Vintage kept it in mind and sourced just the right one for me when they didn't have it in stock. I recommend them to friends and brides all the time.

From the owner: A boutique vintage rental company specializing in vintage tabletop, china, + furniture. Located in…read moreEast Patchogue, NY + servicing all of Long Island, NY.

Great selection of antique jewelry.....a bit overpriced for a thrift shop. Very clean store. No…read more'old' smell when u enter.

I'm an avid thrifter and probably been to every thrift store on LI. This thrift store by far the…read moremost expensive thrift store I've ever shopped in. Mens jeans average $20.99-24.99, I kid you not. They think Gap is a premium brand. I saw a used jacket listed here for $168.99. I normally spend on average $200 at thrift stores but not there. Today they only got $35. If they were reasonable I would hv spent more. Very greedy store, I won't be back. AND THEY USE JAMMERS TO BLOCK YOUR CELLULAR PHONE SERVICE at this location. Which is ILLEGAL. Forget getting or sending texts or phone calls or looking up things up on your phone. Despicable people.

Everyone is courteous professional. It has a friendly atmosphere no pressure put on anyone who…read morecomes in. They give you top dollar for anything that you're selling and they also could work with you on things that you were buying great place to visit.

Charging $15 an oz over spot for an ounce of silver and over $125 over spot for gold is an absolute…read morerip off. Beware of this location. Be careful who you do business with.

Do you like: taking yourself on a nice drive to the beach, grabbing a baked good, or shopping a…read morecurated collection of vintage & up sourced items? If yes, to any or all of the above, this small business is for you! I like stopping in for one of the ever changing iced tea options & a pastry from Rockaway Beach Bakery. I typically leave with a piece of clothing, a snack, something for the house. The couple that own the shop care about all the details. They are thoughtful & community minded, organizing markets featuring an assortment of local small businesses, artists, & other vendors. Follow them on instagram to keep up with all their well planned events.

Loved this little coffee shop x vintage store! We were on…read morethe way to Long Beach with some friends and we stopped by here for coffee. You wouldn't think they sell coffee here from the outside, but we were pleasantly surprised when we walked in. It was giving super cute modern coastal vibes! So fitting for the beach town. I got an iced latte and my husband got a hot chocolate. Our drinks were great. It's a perfect stop to grab a drink and browse some vintage goodies at the same time. They had really cool items. We sat outside in front of the shop and enjoyed our drinks. A must stop if you're in the area!

I have done business with ONeils for years. My husband has cancer and every time we are short they…read morehave always been kind and professional!

Ok you need a few bucks...do you know what a pawn shop is? NOT Porn…read more you can bring in jewelry and other valuables for a loan sure the % is high on the loan but this is a PAWN shop I made the rounds here on Long Island O'neills is a class act with pawn places pop up like pop corn don't take your chances this place has been around a very very long time long before I was born and long before your mother was born friendly staff will give you honest answers and not make you feel like a loser because you need a loan or need to actually sell something *took a small smooshed gold ring 4 different places and left O'Neils for the last and they beat the others as much as 30 dollars more on a little gold ring. so if you need a collateral loan as I did to buy something special then this is my go to place. My friend Joe had some ugly rings we went to a place in Syosset then we went to a place across the street then to Oneils same friendly your not a loser service and how about this 100 more then those other places Oh and they are fixing my pearl ring I trust this place on jewelry repAir *update The pearl ring they repaired came out stunning recently I had my (priceless to me)diamond ring resized so it would not fall off who do you trust with a good ring? O'Neills. if you need a beautiful piece of jewelry this is a first stop.

Love having Bellport Jewelers as my personal jeweler. When you go there and meet Peter, Dianne, and…read morePeter Jr - you feel instantly welcomed and become like extended family! They really do exceptional work and take great pride in it. This place is not like those generic super mall chain store jewelers which I personally can't stand. Their store is in the quaint town of Bellport which is very historic and beautiful to walk through, shop, enjoy an ice cream or grab a slice of pizza. Instead of selling my unwanted gold.... Peter did the most amazing thing with my pile of jewelry. He made me custom pieces that were so artistic and organic.... and I am the only one who has them! If you are an artist or appreciate art like me - definitely see Peter. Plan on staying awhile in the store because odds are you will sit down for a good chat!

Wow wow wow! What can I say! I am so in love with my ring from Bellport Jewelrs! Dianne worked with…read moreme to comb through many options of stones and settings until we came up with my ring! She was patient and informative and most of all really took time to understand and execute what I wanted. I highly recommend you getting your custom engagement ring here! The best part about Bellport jewelers is that they have a passion for antique and showed me a beautiful vintage round diamond after looking at so many newer cuts that I wasn't loving. Most jewelers shy away from vintage! Seriously if you are looking for a lifetime piece, something you will love forever, Bellport Jewelers is your place!