Love a good thrift spot that has a dressing room to try on your goods. While visiting my friend we…read morewent to a few thrift shops & this one,altho smaller, was my favorite. Lots of good finds here, I purchased a paid of mustard yellow pants(yay me) and 4 tops, came to $28. No one bothers you while your shopping, just drift thru take your time,enjoy. Good spot

Love to support the Chorus of Westerly. There are always some great treasures if you look for them.read more

This little shop is an under-$5 treasure hunt, known for its movie selection. The feel is more like…read morethe entire neighborhood's tag sale got crammed into a single garage, so you're here for true random yard-sale finds, not for the thrift-department-store experience of Savers or Goodwill of Southern New England. Within that space, it's well-organized enough that if you're looking for one thing, you can be in and out fairly efficiently. You will find clothing (looked quirky, which I now regret not exploring -- my sizing's so unusual that it'd be a lot of digging), costume jewelry, fashion dolls and small toys, movies, basic stuff like power cords, and a few dishes and decorative items. Don't look for furniture, small appliances, or larger toys. Don't bring your entire book club -- they won't all fit in the store at once. Do bring cash, since the prices are so low. I'd been thinking about milk-glass hen-on-nest casseroles and behold! There was a small one. Since it's unmarked, there's decent odds it's a Walmart repro or something, but it was $1, and everything's beautiful when it's $1. So it's that kind of store. I would hit it up on future trips.

Got some super cool jewelry and got to talk to the owners for a bit and would definitely recommend…read moreto anyone!! Super cool place with so many cool antique!!!

Who could resist pulling over for a colorful sign that read Katz Meow Antiques? The Owner has been…read morecollecting for 40 years, & a walk through her shop is a walk down memory lane. I was particularly fascinated by '60s memorabilia, as I saw most every item I've ever seen on TV & in the movies. Prices were low & she was very accommodating. Don't miss this little gem!

The wife and I were strolling through downtown Westerly on a beautiful, sunny Sunday afternoon and…read morepopped in. It's a smaller antique store, but somehow, they managed to pack a lot of merchandise in there without it feeling cluttered. On the contrary, the store appears well organized, and it was easy to find prices on items. Admittedly, I'm no antique expert, but to my untrained eye, they had a good selection of antique furniture that was in good condition, and not unreasonably priced, in this layman's opinion. In no way would I describe this shop's wares as 'junk,' as other reviewers have, at least during my visit. A man who I presume was the owner stayed behind the counter during the entire 15 minutes or so we were there. He did not greet us, but then again, he let everyone browse at will, so I did not have any interaction with him. My wife particularly liked a set of four jadeite salt, pepper and other condiment shakers that were a beautiful shade of green like pistachio pudding. Alas, at $150, they were out of our budget.

There are some beautiful treasures here in this antique store. I plan on doing some Christmas…read moreshopping here because there are endless possibilities for unique gifts. I also love the smell of the store because the homemade seasonal candles and melts smell so good. The prices for them are also quite reasonable for a quick pick-me-up.

What a charming shop! Beautiful pieces and incredible customer service…read more Would highly recommend Grand & Water Antiques!

Deb and her beautiful store is a fixture in the local Community. They don't often carry what I…read morelook for but I like browsing anyways a great store to make as a destination. Would recommend to anyone looking for a special antique

My friends and I love coming here every year to see what treasures we can find. Somehow one of us…read morealways goes home with something mushroomy, it has become a joke between us all. I always love checking out their glassware too, they find some really neat options.

Today I visited this store with excitement! I saw several blue plates that I wanted to purchase for…read moremy epic plate wall at home. Nobody greeted me and I had to search for help. The sales lady looked upset that she had to help me because she was sitting down visiting with another woman. The blue plates were not priced and I asked the sales clerk what the price was. When she shared the price of the first plate, I said "ohhh". She interpreted this to mean that I couldn't afford to shop in the store. She looked at me and said, "If you think that is expensive, you won't be able to afford anything in here." I could not believe my ears. I asked the price of a second plate and tried to move on. She told me, "That plate isn't for sale." I'm a 57 year retired woman visiting from Los Angeles. I'm here in town for lots of shopping and the Sea Glass Festival, I'm pretty sure I have the money to buy a few blue plates and whatever else I want. Never in my life....today was an absolute first. Do not shop here, unless you enjoy being treated disrespectfully and having to search for help.

Absolutely love this antique store. I have purchased many pieces over the years. The owner is…read moreamazing and tells me all about the history of the furniture I purchase. I have a lot of get togethers at my home and my guests always comment on the pieces. Always a fun experience. Prices are great and make me feel even better about my purchases that I got such a great deal. Thank you Cheri!

Cool addition to the village shops. The Amish furniture is beautiful. Every turn there was an…read moreamazing relic to look at and admire. Lost of unique gift ideas.

We ordered a beautiful dining room set from the mystic store. The whole experience was very…read morespectacular from the salesperson to the delivery guys. We will definitely be back for our bedroom set.