What a cool, repurposed space! In years past, the Empire Emporium was simply a movie theater. Now,…read morewhile they still play featured films, local artisans use the area surrounding the interior of the building to humbly showcase their talented handiwork on simple wooden shelves. Inventory varies and includes anything from vintage clothing, framed pictures featuring sea glass and driftwood to gluten free cookies. The prices are extremely reasonable, and it feels good to support the local community. The manager and her young daughter greeted my sister and I with big smiles, making us feel instantly at ease. Upon cashing out, the manager shared a bit about the local artist who made the cool t-shirt I bought. I got stopped by many people asking where I had found the shirt since it was such a unique design. This market is such a cool place. It's easy to overlook and assume it's only a movie theater so if you're looking to escape the crowds and take your time, this is the place to go. Top notch service to boot! Shop local! Support the community!

Really fun vintage store, great finds and great prices. Store owner is super nice and cool, and is…read morethe real deal vintage finder. Very fun and authentic spot!

10,000 stars! This…read morestore is probably our most anticipated visit when we go to Newport. The store owner is so kind and fun and has so many great stories to tell. The store is jam packed with tons of cool things. The record shop next door is insanely great as well. Please give this store a try! Some great gems I have picked up here so far -- - A huge book of Andy Warhol portraits he did of celebrities for $40 - A Sam Edelman black studded handbag for $28 dollars

Excellent place to browse. Lots of corners and hallways that keep going so there are so many items…read morehere. Everything is neatly placed so it's easy to check out the items. Some items are priced a little high, but there are bargains if you look closely at the items.

I stopped by Another Man's Treasure today, and wow--it was quite an experience! The place is a…read morelittle overwhelming in the best way possible. It's made up of room after room (after room!) of vintage finds and hidden gems. The store is actually a collection of different vendors, which gives it a unique, eclectic vibe. You'll find everything from clothing and collectibles to books, lamps, tools, and more. It's like a cross between a flea market and an antique shop--even some "sales" . The staff is very friendly. They also have a restroom available for customers. I needed a nap after I was done looking around.

Brought in an item I purchased at the store to be resold as consignment and owner claimed I did not…read morepurchase there. Basically said I was not being truthful. As an owner especially, you should not treat a customer in this manner, ever. Do not waste or bother going to this place.

This truly is a vintage store. That being said, do not come here expecting to pick up cheap basics…read moreor anything like that. You can tell the owners truly care to find high-quality, unique pieces. I picked up an embroidered top and told my friend that I thought it was cute. One of the ladies working overheard me and rushed to the back to find the cutest, vintage embroidered jacket for me. If only it had fit me and was not $245. They told us that all the prices could be negotiated, even the clothes that were already discounted. The ladies working here really made this place special. If you are looking for something, they will help you find it. They also told us that they are putting new items on the floor every day. There was also a large assortment of designer pieces, such as Chanel and Louis Vuitton. This store is definitely more catered toward people that can afford to live/vacation in the Hamptons, not a college student who happened to wander in. But if that's you, this place is a must-go.

Leslie is so helpful. The store has some of everything, and beautifully organized and curated…read morewithout high prices. With so few good thrift shops left (none west of this one, until The Hospice in Westhampton which is high-priced and very selective about what they'll take, and the one in Hampton Bays only open on Saturday mornings in the summer), this is the best to shop at and to donate to.

Great thrift shop on the east end. Very nice people, good assortment of items. Proceeds benefit…read morethe church.

We miss you John Louis Zannini. Gone way too soon. I will…read moresee you in Heaven, my friend, Much Love & Respect

As a lifelong Vineyarder, I can't believe this place (open since 1999) only recently came onto my…read moreradar. Particular kudos is owed for their well curated musical performances that add a needed sense of community and gathering at the height of the summer season. Worth seeking out.

If I could give the shop and owner Diane more than five stars I would! I have consigned with her…read morefor over 15 years -the experience has been phenomenal . Diane couldnt be more personable, honest, hardworking and fair. She goes above and beyond to accommodate her customers always. I have consigned with others in the past and have found my experience at Second Glance to far exceed all others. If you are considering consigning with Diane dont hesitate- I highly recommend you do so. Thank you Diane!!!! Nancy

The owner is a rude, dismissive, condescending control freak…read more.... Was interested in consigning... both times, speaking with her over the phone to get an idea of what she was looking for; and when I brought in some things, She never stopped talking! And I mean she NEVER STOPPED TALKING. After the phone conversation, I thought.... will she be accommodating and be a person that could work well with my things on consignment...? I decide to give it a try. When I went to drop off, the motor mouth started again and did not stop until she scrutinized the clothing, accessory and shoes. When I managed to get a word in edgewise, she repeated the same thing over and over, like I was stupid and didn't either understand or hear her the firs 5 times she said it. I agreed to consign, believing the clothing etc. would be on the selling floor either that day or next. After a week, I thought it might be a good thing to check to see if anything sold. When I arrived, she was deep in conversation with a "looky loo".... I asked about the things and immediately she went into a tirade saying that she told me the things would not be out on the selling floor either bcoz they were spring..... huh? Why would I consign and leave my possessions over to her to be put " wherever she wanted"....? And not to be sold on the selling floor???? Either she's completely crazy or she took me a fool... When I asked why she didn't tell me this... she raised her voice, became belligerent and kept repeating " they're spring items, they are spring things....over and over". When I saw and heard her attitude with me, I raised my voice also and said why would I leave my things with you and not be out for possible sale/s. She did not appreciate me questioning her, bcoz she's such a controlling individual so I asked for all my things back immediately. Upon leaving her overstocked, cluttered, messy environmen, and a poor excuse for a consignment shop, I let her know she's a rude, insulting, nasty person who obviously feels the deep need to act obnoxious... toward a "potential client" ! So glad I did not give her any of my business... I have consigned before... many times in the neighborhoods of Needham, Norwell and Brookline. Avoid this person and place if you can......Terrible owner!!

One very large room, lovingly laid out. Not the best selection in the world, but then again, I like…read moreto comb through TONS of stuff. This store seems to have mostly upscale women's clothing. Very nice people working here. I found some lovely vintage jewelry, a hat from the 50s, and a blouse from the 70s.

Bonnie & Clyde is good for summer clothing, bathing suits and fun shoes. They even have decent…read moreselection of designer jeans and if you go towards the end of the summer they usually have some great sales. Whenever I'm in Block Island I pop in here to pick up a last minute piece. But don't bother going here if you want Block Island gear like hats, tees, sweatshirts, etc. They don't carry that kind of stuff.

I go to Block Island all the time and always make the time to go into B & C. They have an awesome…read moreselection of Lilly Pulitzer shorts, bathing suits and even some great stuff from Free People. I wish they had one on the CT shoreline. If you ever find something you love that they are out of in your size, just ask Kelly or one of the other girls - they are all lovely and very helpful.