Best store for me, unique and beautiful well made clothing, jewelry etc. Excellent staff. Love…read moregoing there never leave without purchasing something wonderful!

Interesting selection of items from all types of craftspeople. And the kids selection is a rare…read morefind: consistently stocked with interesting stuff that always will make a special birthday present or gift.

Aww...I am just going to take a moment to reminisce about Second Hand Rose, my absolute favorite…read moreplace to purchase previously loved items in Poughkeepsie and surrounding areas. Depending on the frequency of your visit you are bound to find at least one commodity you adore that can be added to your closet; maybe even two, but doubtfully more then that. Whatever you choose will likely be in excellent shape and at a garage sell price that nobody is able to disapprove of. During my first visit here I bought a black peacoat that kept me fashionably warm during winter...$4. I returned the following January and acquired another nice coat for only $5. One time my friend walked out with a $5, 3-piece suit, amazing! You almost feel like you're stealing, but you're not and I am sure if you sincerely cannot pay for something you desire or need that Second Hand will make arrangements for you to take it home. Second Hand Rose is good for more then just clothing. Stuffed animals, photo frames, pins, and the only shop I know of where you can pay 5 cents for hotel soaps, shampoos, and conditioners. I once purchased an old school fondue set for roughly $6, which I still have today. It might also be somewhere to scout out "cash in the attic" sort of stuff if that is what you're into that. The shop is small, yet clean and uncluttered; managed by sweet, little ol' Methodist church ladies who volunteer their time to the community. They kindly pack your purchases in donated department store bags so you get the feeling as if you just bought something from H&M or Gap and you are able to skip happily on with the rest of your day a little bit more optimistic about the world around you. Additional Information about Second Hand Rose: -No Cell Phones. Random I know, but I suppose since it is such a small shop that ringing and loud talking would undoubtedly disturb the other customers (fine by me, I don't need to know what you need to pick up from the store before getting home). -Cash only. For real, otherwise you have to go to the ATM located around the corner. Inconvenient, not to mention that $2+ fee. -If you cannot find street parking, use Kennedy Fried Chicken's private lot located a measly couple of stores away, but don't forget to lock your doors. -Although there was only once I went and it wasn't open, check the hours of operation before making the trip, as they are limited. -This store is not about making money, it is about letting the people of Poughkeepsie know that they are loved. The owners of this store and the volunteers who run it are true servants to the community, make sure to support them if you are able, especially if you enjoy thrift store shopping.

the ladies are wonderful. the store is neat and clean. the selections are curated and the prices…read morefair. a wonderful stop-over for a few essentials.

From pants, to jackets, to dresses, to tops, belts, leather wallets+bags to fantastic neutral…read morecolors to suit everyone's style, Verde is small but it's got almost everything you could possibly need. This shop on N Front St, off the ever-busy Main St. in New Paltz is mostly targeted at women- although there are some nice masculine and even gender-neutral items (incense, rings and other goods) in their collection that slap with boho-chic funk and style that have a unique touch to give you amazing looks. I particularly loved a puffy, iridescent lilac hand clutch that mentally told me, 'buy me'. Their incense+accessories section is one I didn't want to pass by. I like Nag Champa- but Verde's incense selection and the BOTANICA incense brand these folk carry, isn't one to ignore. The Rainier scent drew me in and bought a box. Great service. Decent prices.

It's the fun and funky New Paltz village boutique, for the less conservative feminine spirits in…read moreyour life. They carry some great brands, too, like Tokyo Milk ( fragrance), or Ilse Jacobson ( boots). It's my first stop to select original gifts, both 4 others, and myself. Self- care, you know.

So I just had a very interesting experience at Echo. I'm here visiting from the city for my mini…read morevacation and kept hearing rave reviews about this place. The family I'm staying with also suggested I check it out. It's my last day here and I wanted to check it out before I left because I heard they have really cool old school toys (which I collect), cool clothes, and bras in my size! I waited until they were open but no one was there so I decided to walk around and come back a little later. Upon entering I was not greeted. Not a big deal though because I can be pretty shy and wanted to browse around. I soon felt uncomfortable; like I wasn't welcome but I brushed it off. It's a feeling POC unfortunately often feel when they're shopping in unfamiliar areas or shops. I wanted to give the woman at the register the benefit of the doubt. I found a cool harmonica that I wanted to gift my boyfriend but was being indecisive about what else to get I remembered the bras! I went to check them out and then I stumbled upon the sale section and that's when the woman at the register basically ran up on me. She said to let her know if I needed help with anything. It was completely bizarre because it was clear she came over just to see what I was doing. There were a few other people in there and she passed by them and didn't ask them if they needed anything. It was so clear in my mind that she thought I was trying to steal that dumb ass harmonica or anything from that janky store. The bras were overpriced, the clothes were honestly hideous and not for anyone under the age of 40. The toys and books were ok but nothing really jumped out at me. Except this woman. It was a very uncomfortable experience and when I went to pay for the items (yes I got the damn harmonicas) she gave me full on attitude. No smile, very condescending "you're welcome" after I thanked her. Just all around bad attitude as if she was the one being followed. I would beware if you are a POC. I didn't get the woman's name but she was probably a SWF, pudgy and had dark hair.

I saw a sign out front for bra fittings today. I am so happy I stopped by. Christina, I believe was…read moreher name, was extremely helpful. I was wearing completely the wrong size and it was amazing what the difference was once I got an appropriate bra on! I will also say that previously I have bought several dresses that are high quality here. The kids side of the store has a great selection of toys, books and a super cute jewelry.

I absolutely loved stopping into Wandexlux and meeting the owner. Wanderlux is such a beautiful…read morestore, and I absolutely loved the layout of everything. I came into the store trying to find a gown for a wedding that will be in the fall time. The owner is very sweet and will make sure if you need anything or if you are looking for anything particular. Today, she was also celebrating for her, making it into nymag. I am so happy for her and all of her hard work. Definitely go into her shop and check it out. You will definitely find some great finds.

Fashion. Style. Name Brand. Vibes. The epitome of everything I'm about. Sporting the latest…read moredesigner outfits this place is your top of the line stop for both men's and women's and non binary fashion. Mix and match your gorgeous style at an affordable price all the way from Nike to Off-White to Versace and much much more.

First time at this hidden gem. A very large selection of…read moreclothing and shoes including children's. There was a very small collection of jewelry available. This is a great source for Plus size clothing. The person working the register was polite, friendly and knowledgeable. The shop had windows throughout, so natural light enhanced the shopping experience. The prices were reasonable and affordable. I am glad to have stumbled upon this place.

I stopped by here and bought a couple of good purses. The place was very well kept and clean. I did…read moresee a girl scout vest that i wanted but was too big. I went and asked if I could just have the pins on it and the worker there said no. I found that a little disappointing as I would have paid more for the pins themselves than getting the bests and pins together. Overall the place was nice but I think they could have accommodated me better. 5/5

Very good food! Fresh chicken tenders and homemade fries are great ! Staff is amazing and pleasant !read more

I love this store and really appreciate the owner's aesthetic and service! There is a great variety…read moreand I always find at least one piece, if not more. A welcome oasis for shopping!! I have purchased pants, a dress, a skirt, and a jacket and I love them all.

Absolutely love this little boutique, vintage, trendy, hipster store in the heart of beacon…read more Spotted this place by mistake and I love the quirkiness of it and all the artsy stuff it has. From clothing, wall art, greeting cards, cute signs, shoes, purses, hand crafted jewelry, even a small selection of baby things. It's so funky and fun, definitely a place to shop in. The employee was SOOOO kind and conversational and quite helpful. Can't wait to come back here when things are kind of back to normal. They stay very sanitary and social distancing/mask is enforced. If you're in beacon walking around, make sure to support this local biz.

This is hands down my favorite shop in Beacon. They have the widest variety of unique artwork,…read moreamazingly hand crafted jewelry and superior vintage threads. There's a great rotation, every time I'm in there there is always a new selection! Also the staff is always super friendly and accommodating- a must visit establishment!