All I can say is WOW. This place has the most amazing beautiful items!! I just bought the most…read morebeautiful Theodore Alexander game table. I am beyond excited!! Looks absolutely gorgeous in my office.

I was very disappointed when the Henkel Harris Black Cherry Side Table that was listed as…read more"excellent condition" on their website was in fact what I would consider to be in fair condition at best. I would have liked to have looked around in the store; however, due to the lack of air conditioning on a hot June day and the amount of dust in the store, my allergies forced me to leave. On a positive note, they were responsive to my questions through Facebook Marketplace.

Hip & Humble is such a gem in Berryville! The shop is beautifully curated with antiques,…read morearchitectural salvage, and unique home pieces you won't find anywhere else. Every corner feels inspiring and it's definitely worth the trip if you love design, vintage, or just discovering something special.

Very eclectic and very inviting. In addition to inventory,…read morewell preserved historic building.

Blue Ridge Hospice Thrift Store is the most organized and neatest thrift shop I have ever seen…read more It's like Bloomingdales inside. The displays are artistically arranged and they have everything. The prices are high but they have a rotating reduction of those prices by price tag color code. Prices drop 25% then 50% until final drop of 75%. So it you're local or lucky, you can get some good deals. And all the proceeds go to a good cause. They carry everything. Books, dishes, furniture, clothing, etc. there is not a lot of staff. I just saw a check out clerk who was fairly busy. I didn't find what I was looking for, but did find some tempting treasures.

Not just because it's for a good cause, but because they provide a clean shopping experience with…read moreever-changing inventory. It's a lot of fun discovering in this store. Well staffed and organized. This is a five star thrift shop with a kind heart purpose. For families on budgets but lots of kids to clothe , this is the place.

Love this little thrift store. I always find something intriguing. They often have high end…read moreclothing brands as well.

Call about an item in the silent auction I had left a bid on. this was Friday night around 6:00…read more was told there was a higher bid. I asked when the bidding ends and specified Saturday when the store opens or close. was told by the store associate when the store close. they even got a calendar and checked for the 7 day bid time. Saturday morning I drive from Berkeley Springs to Winchester to find out the bidding ended that morning. I had no other reason to drive to Winchester other than to put in a bid. I left and then decided to call back and speak to the manage. The associate Vicky who I spoke with did her best to resolve this proble. Well unfortunately the manager nor Vicky couldn't/wouldn't do anything to resolve this in some fas or anothe. Well I have been a customer at the stores in Winchester for almost 15 years now going both stores every week at some point and time. Well unfortunately for them no mor. untrained associates and poor customer service I do not care for as I deal with customers and vendors every day and I can and will make a situation right so I don't take a chance of losing a customer and/or a vendor. Good luck in the future, Tim B.

Though the customer service is fantastic, and it is very clean inside…read more.. I can't help but disagreeing with the classification that this is an antique store. It feels and is filled with more thrift items then antiques. We went around the store, and found very little high quality items. Amongst the many antique stores we went to on the Shenandoah Antique Trail, this was probably my least favorite. If you're looking for cheap secondhand home goods, Id definitely go here. If you're looking for cheap items to craft with, I'd definitely go here. If you're looking for stuff that's older than 20-30 years old - I'd probably seek out other stores.

Nice store, always something neat to find. It's fun to see items like your parents or grandparents…read moreused to own. It's also interesting to browse the store and find a variety of surprises. I seldom go home empty handed, after browsing through all the booths at Valley Treasures.

This is an absolute gem. If you're in the area (and even if you're not), this French-inspired…read moreantique shop is a must-see. They have a beautiful assortment of unique pieces including antique furniture, original artwork, home decorations, jewelry and other fun knicknacks. Not to mention, some of the best-smelling candles ever made - ask for the blackberry grapefruit in the ceramic vace! I've been going since 2012 - glad to finally see Luciole on Yelp. I'm honored to be the first reviewer =)

The lady that works here is so friendly and helpful. I had got some flowers and she helped me pick…read moreout and dress up a gift bag for them.(made them look great) 10/10 service couldn't ask for better.

What a fantastic shop for gifts! They have jewelry, candles, children's items, gifts for him, some…read moreclothing, quirky socks, and edible treats (the best cracker seasoning ever - "The Original Savory" - you're welcome). It is so much bigger inside than I thought from walking by.

Unless you want to save some money, Kimberly's is a don't-miss stop in Winchester. This cute shop…read morespans two buildings. One building houses more market goods, whereas the other building has a hodge podge of delightful gifts, home decor, clothes, and more. I was introduced to the shop last year originally when my mom wandered in. I stopped by again this year and bought some cute Winchester magnets. Last year I bought some dish towels among other things. There's a giant apple out front too that's perfect for photo ops.

Much as I like browsing their high-end stuff, I've never bought anything. The separate food…read morebuilding has wonderful things with truly outrageous prices. I go in there thinking "this time I've going to get myself a treat" and come out empty-handed every time. I suppose if you want to put together a $200 gift basket for someone, rather than buy similar stuff at Home Goods for one-third the price, this is your kind of place.