If you love Stonewall's products, then you'll love them imperfect or misshapen for a discount. The…read moreproducts are still good, just maybe a little off from their quality control, and that's how they ended up gathered for good deals. I got peanut butter, jellies, spices, and soaps which were at really reasonable price points. Obviously, you can't come here seeking out something specific, but it's a great little treasure hunt for foods and kitchen/home products as something might strike your fancy. The place was bustling, but the lines moved steadily. It's motivating to try some new things, so if you are at the outlets, make this a definite stop.

Such a fun items to buy every time we come to visit. We always s find too much to purchase -We…read morealways love to stop in.

We took in two prints measuring 12.5 x 17" and were S-H-O-C-K-E-D to get a quote at nearly $1200…read moredollars. Who does this ? Unbelievable. Whe I asked to break down the quote I was told we coud not get pricing that way. POOR sales, no back up, no value prop. Just an incredibly high price !!

They really do hire great staff here . They are friendly and knowledgeable and very helpful. They…read morehelped me reframe a clownfish I have had for many years . They let me keep the old glass , even though I could tell they didn't consider it quite up to snuff. I actually really like that because I can be a bit of a snob myself. I really like them a lot, and my fishy looks fantastic.

Back when I was working in Waltham, I kept tabs on More Than Words since they had a location there…read moreand I was interested in getting involved. They have such an amazing mission, and I highly recommend people look into this nonprofit to learn more on how to support! This review is for their Boston store--an open, spacious thrift and book store. They have a great selection, from affordable everyday pieces to higher-end clothing (for both women and men), plus old-timey knickknacks, home goods, shoes, costume jewelry, toys, and new packaged gifts. There's so much to rummage through, and it doesn't have that musty thrift store feel--it's very well kept. We bought a bunch of things: glass cake display I had as a kid (that doubles as a fruit trifle dish), an abstract dress that was basically new (originally over $200, I snagged for $40), a metal dragon bracelet, and more. The staff is fun--they seem like friends with each other, and a few even made me feel like we were becoming friends too, loll. It's a very cool atmosphere and well staffed. If no one's at the register, there's a bell you can ring and they'll be right there. I love this place--it is one of my highlights of the South End area!

Wonderful people doing great work. This bookshop is has so many good finds and the money is…read morereinvested into the community. They have clothes, housewares, tickets. Please support this community center store!

Bookstore of my dreams--and probably your dreams too. The selection was incredible--so many…read moreseparate, well labeled nonfiction sections (my partner was thrilled to see a whole cognitive science shelf). The displays were well curated (not just whatever is trending on goodreads), and the recommendations were interesting. I spent more of my time upstairs, in the new books section, than in the used books downstairs. The staff was helpful and friendly (and also quite professional while on the phone with a man who (based on my eavesdropping) was asking if they could help him find a ghostwriter for his memoir). When they didn't have the book that I was looking for in stock, they gave me a few recommendations for other local bookstores which they thought might carry it. So excited to have a place like this within walking distance :) Looking forward to coming back.

I am a bookstore fiend and this one didnt disappoint! Best…read morepart: the BASEMENT! Sooo many good books that have been used but are still in great quality for a fraction of the price. They have a wide variety of books in every genre and beyond! And friendly staff who point you in any direction youre needing to go!

This is a pretty good home goods and I love that it tried to cross from the mall…read more It has a pretty good selection. And of course the prices are always dependent on what you wanted but I always feel like the prices aren't that bad.

Everytime I come here the staff is so nice, and the selection of stuff is incredible -- fully…read morestocked and it seems like they're always ready for the next 3 upcoming holidays if you ask me. I'm not complaining! It's got it all: home decor, kitchen utensils, snacks, holiday decor, furniture, bedding, etc.

Wanted to add another shed so we thought we would check out Post Woodworking…read more We had a good idea what we wanted and went there to talk to them. They ask you what you are looking for and started a design so you can see what the shed will look like. I know I wanted a big shed,14X22 and a ton of big insulated windows as I wanted to winterize it. At the end of the design we had a shed that we were VERY happy with. We ordered it and it ONLY took approx 3 weeks to be delivered! They brought it out to the house on a trailer. It was partially assembled and took no time to build...It was exactly what I asked for and VERY HI QUALITY. These people are 100% professional emailing us all along the way. We even wanted a specific size window and found some at Cyr Lumber. The salesman at Post Woodworking went a looked at them to let us know if they would work, and then we bought them and had delivered to Post. We shopped at two places, one in Methuen Mass and also at Reeds Ferry in Hudson NH and noticed the quality of the build and materials used were not as good as Post Woodworking! We could not be happier.

We built our home 10yrs ago and after quickly settling in decided to build a pool. After…read moreuncovering a 100ft granite ledge we knew it wasn't going to be a 'square pool', or an easy back yard to work with. But we knew in the end we would have a one of a kind area. After multiple meetings with Reeds Ferry (whom were only a mere 3 miles down the road) we knew it would be an arduous company to work with, overpriced and lacking the quality we we were looking for. It took one meeting with Karen in their office to realize the passion and ability to be able to put a 'square peg, in a round hole'. We had a lot of special asks, all we heard was; "yes, we can do that".... Easy to do business with and would do business with again!

I came in this past Sunday to exchange a wedding registry item that was received broken and order a…read morecouple items. The gentleman "Justin C" that helped process our exchange was very pleasant and efficient. "Lenny R" later helped me order a couple more items and she was also super helpful and sweet. Upstairs we looked at an upholstered storage bed. The woman assisting in the furniture department was very knowledgeable. Unfortunately the beds were only available in very limited fabric options so we did end up purchasing a bed at West Elm later that day but the woman at Crate and Barrel was much more helpful than the people at West Elm!

I would avoid this location at all costs, especially if you have a return. The staff clearly does…read morenot value their customers as they will make no exceptions on the return policy, when they have full power and discretion to (judging by almost any other store I've ever been to). These stocked, displayed items amounted to $74, a fraction of the thousands I've spent at Crate and Barrel over the past year. The manager Sarah was especially rude and unhelpful, and while we planned to shop for different items, I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

They turned away someone with a service dog. They said the dog needed certification, but The ADA…read morestates there is no official certification that exists. I will not be going anywhere to that refuses to do the necessary research to be inclusive to the disabled community. Shame.

Cute store. Friendly staff. Abundant variety of items from spell books-pocket knives. Prices on…read moreeverything vary, i would say $$ Overall, so cute

This place is THE PLACE to go for clay painting in Boston. Super cheap ($10 studio fee plus the…read morecost of the item. Whole session can be $30ish or more if you buy a big item). They book out quickly so make sure you make a reservation! Week nights they're less busy though and it can be fun to hang out with friends or bring a date here. There's a great variety of colors and the turn around for firing is only a few days. Also they've been doing a free pizza Tuesday deal that is awesome! I love painting here. Plus great people watching/listening if you ever want to paint alone and just enjoy the community and bustling room of artists

10 out of 10 recommend. This place is so awesome and so amazing. They have so many colors for you…read moreto choose from, a lot of them was passed out I wish they did have more solid colors. But still the cool place to go.

This is one of the bigger stores. A huge selection os Manga, Anime, Kpop, FNAF, Pokemon etc. A fun…read moreplace to explore.

I've been a Newbury Comics customer for 30 years. I primarily shop for music. I discovered this…read morelocation maybe 12 years ago and at the time it was a gold mine, I used to leave with arms full of purchases. I check in there about once a month now and must times I leave empty handed. The vinyl section is still robust but ever since records starting making a comeback the prices have jumped outlandishly. I see records for sale there that I bought for half the price. The CD section seems to be dwindling down which is depressing for me to see. There used to be a large shelf filled with box sets that has disappeared. The prices for new CDs have also jumped substantially, which is odd for a format that has become dormant. Years ago it was a 5 star store but now it's a 3 for me personally.