This is a great shop for just browsing or to look for something specific. I went in today to find a…read morePampered Chef silicone microwave popcorn maker. You can get any more specific than that!! Yup! Found it!!! I love this place!!

Off the main road and insert a little in the mini strip mall. It's a corner shop. Well organized…read moreand quiet as you look around the items. Mostly clothes with some other knickknacks. Staff were friendly and helpful.

I had a terrible experience here. As I was walking in, I saw the young employee behind the counter…read morehitting a vape, which immediately came across as unprofessional. The same employee later cashed me out and charged my card for a gift card even though he knew I was from out of state. I never should have been sold something I had no use for. I left feeling taken advantage of and won't be coming back. I wouldn't recommend this place based on my experience.

A great find near Lake Winnipesaukee in Alton. Excellent selection, reasonable prices nice people.read more

I never met a kitchen gadget I didn't like. On a…read morepost-lunch stroll around downtown Portsmouth my companion wanted to go in for a look, and the minute I saw the wall-length display of kitchen gadgets I was hooked. A few things I already had (extensive Oxo products which I swear by, graters, zesters, spatulas, peelers, ice cube trays, I could go on). I resisted the temptation to buy the handy long-handled spoon that would be perfect for scraping the bottoms of jam or peanut butter jars. My companion and I giggled over a couple of "must haves"--unicorn shaped ice cubes anyone?--but the display was impressive. But kitchen gadgets are just a start. Bowls, knives (I now know what a ceramic knife is), pots, pans, and items better described by others here. it reminded me of a Sur La Table or Williams Sonoma. Just when I thought I was going to get out of there without a purchase, I discovered the perfect pasta/ramen bowl (pictured) to replace one I had recently broken. Durned you, LeRoux Kitchen!!!

This is one of my very favorite kitchen stores. I live down in the Boston area where all the major…read morestores seem to have closed their brick and mortar operations in the metro area. Not LeRoux, thankfully! I can browse the aisles, filled with equipment and housewares. This time I picked up some deeply discounted le creuset baking ovals, a real score.

This store needs more recognition for sure but at the same time it's my little secret whenever I'm…read morein town. The proceeds go to hospice care so you definitely will feel good anytime you make a purchase. Plus, the ladies that work there are all so friendly and helpful- but not over the top. They let you browse in peace and are always glad to answer questions and help out when necessary. It definitely requires patience and a willingness to dig through things because the store always has a lot of stuff, but it's usually always worth it. I've found great vintage dresses, beautiful African artwork, books, records, pottery and glassware, a gorgeous mid century gold floor lamp for $5, and more. If you're in the area I highly recommend stopping in.

The staff is so friendly and helpful. There's an amazing selection of high quality clothes,…read morehousewares...there's something for everyone. They have men's, women's, children's & juniors items too!

Small organized thrift store with reasonably priced items. Upstairs area has a few things in…read moreaddition to clothes. China and plates and mugs as soon as you walk in. All placed in organized sections.

Stopped by here on our way back from a brief day trip nearby. There is a lot of items to look…read morethrough especially given how small the space is. The majority of the items are sold at very discounted prices just be cautious of the condition of the item before purchasing. Staff were kind and helpful. They do offer paper bags on the way out so I would advise bringing your own bags if you have them. Will come again!

My friend has a lake house not far from here & I had gone up for the night and she was telling me…read moreabout this store & wanted to take me here. We went in the afternoon on 06/16/2024. This place is sooooo cute!! I LOVED it!! There's a lot of different items to look @ & we learned that the cashier, Cassandra is also a local artist who has made a lot of the things for sale in the store. She was very nice & friendly. I love the gift bags & tissue paper that she hand stamps and puts together the bags if you are buying gifts for someone. I got a cute porcelain cat planter that was even on sale! The best part about it is my friend actually Venmo me money for it because she wanted to pay for it as a bday gift...score!! I picked up a couple cute NH stickers as I like to collect a sticker from each state that I visit & I also pick one up for a friend & co-worker. I got my Mom this super cute night light made out of metal with a bear in it that I think will look great @ her camp up in ME, that one I'm saving for Christmas. My friend also bought me these flat dish rags that expand when you get them wet, they have cats all over them. I've been eyeing them ever since she showed me some that she has back in Dec. when I was @ her house. I haven't really wanted to buy them due to them being a little pricey so I'm excited to try them out. Cassandra had told us how this building use to be an old Bait & Tackle shop. The owner worked hard redoing it & getting it ready for her trading post. I love the hard wood floors, this place is just really cozy and nice. :-) I definitely will have to stop in again when I'm back in town & up this way. Thanks for your AWESOME customer service & friendliness Cassandra! NOTE: there is no public toilet or running water in here. There is a gas station close by & a DD across the street.

So fun! So cute! We took a day off and headed to Nh as a random last minute trip with no plans. It…read moretook us to Portsmouth, NH. The concierge told us about the open market so we attended and found some fun treasures.

This is a very small, but very delightful, open market. There isn't enough of a farmer presence to…read moreget all of your shopping done here, and there aren't enough craft vendors and artisans to get gifts for everyone you know with a summer birthday. But it's a nice way to spend a half hour, and you can see a gundalow (big wooden rivership) getting built just down the green. Also, they charge $10 for parking in the lot. Don't pay it, since there is abundant enough street parking that you shouldn't feel like you need to get extorted like that.

Amazing section! A veritable wonderland! 35 rooms to get lost in. You can imagine it's Christmas…read moreany time of year. Don't miss the trains upstairs!

With thousands and thousands of seasonal choices and abounding selections for your holiday…read moredecorating. There is a price point for everyone depending on your decorating needs. There are great vendors available on some weekends displaying their crafts. On the occasion we went they were also offering dating your ornaments that you purchased.