People are friendly . The prices are it bad. I did not find what I was looking for but I have in…read moreprior occasions.

Beware!!!! In process of small claims court! Owner Emily Stewart came to my home and collected a…read moretotal of 24 bags of clothing under a Business relationship! She then proceeded to tell me that after sifting through the clothing, only four totes were able to be processed through her store. She then donated the rest of my clothes WITHOUT my consent and then told me the rest of the clothes would not be profitable. I asked her to return what was left. What I received was 2 bags of the 24 that left my home and none of the most valuable items. ! She stole from me! Items included Louis Vuitton, Levi's, Gucci, Calvin Klein , Truly Jeans, leather shoes, boots hunter, boots , handbags, Nike, ect. adidas, Jewelry and more. ...

Nice organized shop clean an awful lot of stuff many small sizes dresses are in abundance. No…read morepressure.

The store smells funky and a lot of the tops look like what I'd put in the Planet Aid box. There…read moreare some new hats and clothing, but it's hard to find anything worth the trip to the dressing room. The people who work here are not helpful. They ignore the customers. There are four women's consignment shops in Newburyport alone. Walk across the street to Modern Millie for better quality. Go over to the new shop on Water Street or Gentry's at the Tannery.

First time visitor. Great selection, prices and the best shop manager! I will be back soon!read more

Amazing collection of purses, jewelry, wall art, and so much more! The owner is super helpful 10/10…read morerecommend.

I am giving Blue Moon a one star because of something that seemed very shady. I found some items…read morethat I wanted to purchase, they added them up and then said " Oh we have to contact the seller to make sure it is okay to sell them." I should have questioned why at the time but I tend to believe in the honesty of people. They were going to "call back" when they heard from the seller. It has been awhile now. I do not recommend this store.

Now this store has a little bit of everything! ... first…read moretime venturing out this way, and I ended up meeting someone from my town and walked around together ... she made me feel like a newbie to antique and vintage shops! She has a laundry list of favorites, most of which I do not know of! I have lots to explore! So, this store has a mix of everything (furniture, clothing, household goods, home decoration items, etc etc etc!). I got a bagful of goodies ... some new neat vintage threads and home dec stuff! ... and best part is ... all at great prices! Very reasonable throughout the store...some of the vendors are pricier ... I held out on a figurine that I adored, but a little much for what it is. Store reminded me a lot of the Cambridge Antique store with the multiple booths and each booth can have a promotion going on (like 20%, 30% off everything etc). This store is very worthy of visiting again! And the store owner(s) there were so nice and welcoming. Jack had fun too :)

I just had the most bizarre interaction over 90 seconds of dropping off items to be donated where…read morethe young man receiving the goods got approval from the senior older man and the next thing I know the younger man is staring me down as if he wanted to fight me because I suggested to him that one of the drawers he was taking, went to another dresser that he might want to put it with that dresser to which he turned to me and wanted to literally almost fistfight me in front of my wife as we were trying to make a donation. I am shocked at this behavior.

I am addicted to this store and their incredible employees and volunteers. Always greeted and…read morewelcomed when walking into the store. It's literally a treasure chest of goodies. It's like walking into your grammies attic and discovering treasure.. Great pricing, Fantastic staff and fabulous merchandise! I could say more but everyone should stop by and check it out for themself. Happy Hunting!!

Great little store, friendly staff. Decent prices. Lots of women's clothing, shoes, coats, jewelry,…read more& accessories. Good selection of housewares, too. No men's clothing. CASH ONLY!

Very friendly shop with. Very reasonable prices & nice selection of good brands! They also have…read morehousehold goods, children's things, books & jewelry.

I've been going to this store 4 years love it there you'll always find something , prices are…read moregreat boots 5$ I got a pair there 4 trs ago still have them Timberlands just goes to show you what kind of shape they were in if I still have them my go to boots every winter

I'm in love with this store! Amazing selection and prices! Owner is awesome! Vendors keep it…read morewell stocked!

My friend and I visited this shop recently, and upon walking in, we were greeted by the woman at…read morethe front desk. However, she then very sternly instructed us to put our purses in the locker behind us. I was honestly at a loss for words. My friend and I exchanged confused looks, and when she repeated the request, we hesitantly complied -- placing our purses in the locker, locking it, and taking the key. We both quietly shared our discomfort and confusion about being asked to part with our personal belongings. As we browsed, I couldn't shake the uneasy feeling of having my purse out of sight, so I decided to bring it back to my truck. I only carried my wallet, keys, and inhaler back inside to continue shopping. My friend spoke with the lady, who explained that the reason for the "purse in locker" policy was because another customer once knocked over a glass case of crystals. When asked if it was also due to theft, she replied, "Oh, yeah... I guess that too." First of all, accidents can happen regardless of whether someone has a purse on their shoulder or not. And second, theft can happen anywhere -- but you don't see Walmart or Marshalls requiring customers to lock up their purses before shopping. To the owner: please understand that this "purse in locker" policy is not going to attract or retain customers. Asking people to part with their personal belongings before shopping feels unwelcoming and distrustful. What's next -- cutting pockets out of our pants?