Not my first time in this store. Second time I walked out with a purchase of a cool leopard coat…read more All vintage, and cleaned so it's all ready to wear. Elena was awesome, and I had such a great time chatting with her- thanks to her, I enjoyed the Brussels Sprout appetizer at the Salt House restaurant. Experience was great all around, and if you love vintage clothing, you must stop in- the store has been there for 30 years! I'm sure you'll find something to fall in love with, like I did.

I love coming across a vintage shop with a variety of pieces from multiple decades. This store…read moredefinitely was one of those. The selection was great, and the store was organized well. Just a few minor things. I personally did not feel like the cashier in the front of store was welcoming. Sure they helped someone who asked about their restroom, but I don't know that they ever greeted anyone who came in. I'm very sensitive to this when I'm shopping, because a warm greeting can mean a lot to unfamiliar tourists. I also felt like the clothes, to me, were on the expensive side. The price of $25 felt right for some shirts/blouses, but not for others, but it was a default price nonetheless. Replica band/concert tees were priced equally high, and some of them were beat up while not being vintage. Other items, I just felt like I could find at the thrift and get a better deal. I thrift a lot from many, many different venues, so I know this for sure. While I understand the beauty of a vintage store is that someone else did the shopping for you, the markup felt like a lot at times. Most of the stores I go to in Philly have a variance of price points. Besides that, it was a cool store. It was like walking into the past, which was fun.

There is so much to see at this Antique Center!…read more There are a TON of antique shops in Lambertville, and this is probably the best one. Three full floors, completely stocked with different stalls of curated, vintage and antique goods. From the outside, you'd never know how big the space is. Like any antiques store, I'm sure it can be hit or miss. They probably have new things arriving every day. Some of the stalls were very reasonably priced, while others were a bit expensive. They had a lot of affordable wall art and paintings which was fun to see. There is really something for everyone to see here. We spent about 1.5 hours, we could've spent more if we really took our time. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town. It's also in a perfect location to browse other little shops and boutiques!

I always love visiting antique stores and this one takes the cake in the area. Many booths…read morepossessing all kinds of vintage things that i honestly believe anyone would like. Prices are as usual for a antique store while the staff is truly helpful. There's several floors to this building and there are professional artists making paintings for you to buy on the top floor

One the BEST shops in New Hope! My husband and I have been going to New Hope for 25 years and this…read moreis always our first stop! They have an amazing and eclectic selection of clothes, shoes and even some obscure little collectibles! All of my favorite T-shirts come from this shop! Not to mention, David and Kevin are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet! We adore them and they always help us find the perfect gift or "gem" for ourselves! 5 stars all the way!

My favorite shop in New Hope. Fun selection of punk, goth, vintage, jewelry, clothes, and home…read moreitems.

Cute shop with a nice selection of reasonably priced vintage clothes and accessories. The staff…read moremember who helped me was very friendly and helpful. Worth checking out to add some nice pieces to your closet!

My friends and I actually came across this store as they were closing, and the owner so sweetly…read morestayed open for us to browse. She even put the music back on for us and answered all of our questions. After having a not-so-great experience from the other vintage stores in the area, it was good to end on a good note and browse the lovely pieces here. They were all so character-filled and colorful and I can tell the store was carefully curated. Ultimately three of us purchased items, and we just enjoyed chatting with the shop owner and getting her opinion on the pieces. I definitely want to check out some of her online sales and return to the physical location when I can.

Small vintage shop with a lot of T-shirts jackets and dresses that is hard to come by nowadays. A…read morelittle bit more 80s 90s than it is 50s and 70s. They definitely has some really cute bags. The conditions are pretty darn good even for used. The owner says she tend to look for things that are as new as possible. small store, but definitely come check it out if you're in the area.

This place was a cozy consignment shop that had some nice brands for sales. The lady was super nice…read morewith helping my friend try on some clothes and they even had a changing room

My brief experience spoke volumes. These really kind people both did their best to find the item I…read morewas looking for. They just wouldn't give up! True Lambertville Spirit! Looking for an inexpensive thumb ring for yucks. They found or ate ones, ones too small, then finally one for neatly $70.00, beyond my lark price range. Finally when we exhausted all efforts, they referred me to Anna on Union near Coryelle and I looked all over that area and gave up - ducking into the 5 & 10 and guess who was there?! Bohemian and kind Anna who couldn't help either - lost interest when it was apparent I wouldn't order something at a high price to be resized. The. i walked across the river using the bridge of course and wandered j to a more touristy store. You guileless shop clerk with no interest to upsell me or zeal to get me to buy something casually pointed me to an area of rings and wished me cheery good luck! Bingo! I bought a bushel of reasonably priced rings and couldn't be more relieved at completing my silly pointless quest. I've been frequenting both towns as a patron for decades and i'm surprised how I always associate kindly persistence to sell me items at the cost of my getting what I want versus just laid back helpfulness with no agenda. Ah but none of it matters. I'm lucky to be earning a living and having the time and funds to squander on such efforts. Back into the gym.

Always an enticing window display. Today I enter. What a…read moredelight. They do have some very beautiful pajamas, and some dresses to that apparently are made in Jaipur . Pretty fabric. Lots of wonderful beads. The staff couldn't be nicer . So helpful kind and chatty in the best way. I love the card selection too. I couldn't resist. I will be back! Love the ethnic stuff

Great location but I can never find anything nice for plus sized gals like myself. It seems picked…read morethrough and because of the area, the value to them isn't really a value to me. The staff is kind and helpful.

The consignment store has pretty good variety of things. The staff is friendly and collection is…read morepretty good.

I truly enjoyed the selection here from vintage to goth clothing. Very funkyread more

We made the trek to New Hope for vintage clothing, and found that this place was closed. Too bad!…read more I hope its former owners are still doing ok.

I am giving this place 2 stars because I learned the person who normally is behind the register was…read moreaway. However, the woman providing coverage was not warm, nor did we particularly feel welcome. As my friend tried on a coat and noted a button was missing, the employee advised finding a button elsewhere in cities nearby, then said "you're from Philly, right?" Which she is not. I wonder why she would assume that? Not to mention we were never greeted even walking in. It wasn't until I broke the ice by speaking to her that she began offering a little assistance. Then, as we admired pieces, she kept mentioning the more modern clothing in the affiliated store behind her. Well, we clearly came here to check out some vintage looks. It felt a little forceful rather than helpful, and I'm not quite sure why. I am a seasoned vintage shopper and left with a bit of a sour taste in my mouth for this place. My friend who was quite interested in the coat didn't even really want to buy it after all the awkwardness. It just wasn't a pleasant experience.

Same location as BC Dry Goods currently. Kate sources treasures that suit a range of aesthetics…read moreincluding a handful of exceptional homeware. I think she's especially good for the 70s Cali vibe. Mostly XS-L pieces so the size range is limited, but many INCREDIBLE men's pieces. Honestly it's printed button heaven in there. Great place for styling inspiration because the mannequins/displays are always on point.

A nice little shop at the far end of the main drag in New Hope is worth the trip IF you have a…read morefondness for the macabre or goth OR things such as the Addams family. It sells 'new age' type items as well as antiques in that theme and some vintage clothing. If you're looking for the hot new trend and fast fashion then no, it's not going to work, but if you're into something just a little different, have a look and be pleasantly surprised.

From the owner: The Village Mage is Your Source for Magickal Mercantile. We're home to a carefully curated…read moreassortment of vintage treasures, artisan crafted items and magickal tools and gifts to enhance your life. some of the items you'll find in our shop: Artisan Crafted *Magick Wands *Witches' Brooms *Walking Staffs & Canes *Cloaks & Capes *Witch & Wizard Hats *Leather Journals *Sage, Candles & Incense *Ritual & Altar Items *Tarot & Oracle Cards *Small Leather Goods As well as: *Vintage Clothing & Accessories *Arcane Antiques *Magickal Gifts