I had a good experience here, unlike some others. Staff were walking around and asked if I needed…read morehelp in a jewelry case but I never felt the pressure of them over my shoulder. There was an extensive selection of antiques and very organized. Some items were priced very high others reasonably. I purchased a vintage ladies crossbody bag and feel the price was reasonable.

A great selection of antique jewelr, furniture & the like…read more There are two floors chock full of items. There are items priced to sell and those that are more expensive; prices are commensurate with item value. There is a parking lot. Staff was helpful when prompted.

It's hard for me to resist an antique store this big. I'm the type of person who can't pass by an…read moreantique shop without wondering what may lie within. Located in Kingston, we always make our way to Zaborski before venturing further up to Woodstock to get that one in a trillion piece for my home. Reasonably priced is not. Prices here reflect the quality and are high- so be ready. Plus with a place this old and unique, there's less chance someone else will turn up with the same purchase. Drawbacks? It takes dedication and a good eye to go through the many, many, many narrow dusty aisles. By the way- this isn't thrift where a lamp will run at $10 and nor will you find your grandma's doily collection here. Think weird. Think crazy. Zaborski has a bit of everything- from tables, wooden chairs, Disco balls, stools, ornaments, to clocks- the rarer the better. To me, antiques add character, contrast and that aesthetic 'umph' personality I love for my home. And if antiques are your thing, this place is definitely enticing.

staff extremely knowable, pleasant and helpful, was looking for a very small lighting part and they…read morehad exactly what was needed, the place to go to from unique items vintage pieces and restoration items. Les V.

We have an entire house to furnish and so have been to about 5 antique stores in the area…read more Hoffman's is, hands down, the best. There's SO much to browse through - chairs, dishes, tools, hardware, beds, dressers, really, everything. The prices are very reasonable, it's organized well, it's clean, and the people who work there are so incredibly nice and helpful. We bought some furniture and they not only delivered it to our house but went the extra length - it turns out a table we bought wouldn't fit through our dining room door so they took the table apart, brought it in, and reassembled it. Holy cow! We weren't even there to ask them to do it, they just did. They seem to really care about their customers. Seriously, shop there people. I can't wait to go back!

Moved Upstate last Spring and was picking things up from here every weekend. They really have some…read moreversion of the thing you need. It is amazing the variety. Most stuff a bit crusty and in need of fluffing up, painting or refinishing. But always great choices. And lots more every week. My go to.

Massive flea market with a wide array of products to choose. I'd suggest not rushing through this…read moreplace as there is always something to be found. Give yourself at least an hour to fully appreciate the magnitude of the selection. The staff is friendly and provides wonderful service. The selection is comprehensive and always changing and the prices are very reasonable.

There's alot to see here. I didnt realize that people(the cendor) have their own spots here, which…read moreis just like going to a fair without the vendor present. I didnt find anything that I needed to have but I did see alot of great things. I was there at least an hour and a half! Go check it out

Montage is a wonderful destination for those looking for country furniture and decorative arts…read more Many of the shop's offerings are imported from Europe. Haut design and signed pieces are not the focus of Montage. Decorators and those looking to furnish or add to the style the homes have much from which to choose. My wife and I have purchased many items at Montage and visit the shop regularly. The owners are amiable, helpful and knowledgeable.

Staff was unfriendly. Showed up 1 hour before close and was kicked out after 20 minutes of shopping…read morearound (apparently they close at 4pm on Sunday even though google says they're open till 5pm). At that point we were heading up to the front to leave and a tall elderly woman with white hair said "Come on, you have to leave now" , as if we weren't already heading to the door. Really disappointed as I shopped here years ago and enjoyed it. Quality of inventory and staff professionalism has really declined while prices go up. Better antique stores in the area, don't waste your time here.

Great staff. Well organized. Great prices. Clearly committed to seeing all the people of Kingston.read more

I'm almost cracking myself up with this one because how I ended up at Free To Thrift in Kingston,…read moreNY was sooooo not part of the plan. This place wasn't even on my radar, wasn't in my bookmarks, wasn't even a passing thought. I was actually on my way to an estate sale, took a wrong turn somewhere, got lost even with GPS and somehow, ended here. And getting lost turned out to be the best part of my day! First off, Free To Thrift is huge. Like, give yourself some time because there's a whole lot of ground to cover in here. Clothing makes up the bulk of the inventory, but don't come expecting your typical, run-of-the-mill thrift store closet. The vibe here is more like boho, funky '70s, vintagey with an all-around eclectic feel. There's a home section, which I thought was nice. Instead of just throwing everything on shelves and calling it a day, they arranged the shelves by color. One shelf has green drinking glasses, green bowls, little green decor accessories, etc. Another shelf is decked out in black, another shelf was done in all things blue- I mean it just works. There's also a children's section filled with school supplies and games, plus an appliance section up front. There are 2 entrances by the way. Now, let's talk about the discount situation because this part had me looking up and looking down. Hanging overhead is this colorful, pinwheel-looking chart that lets you know which color is on sale that day. Whichever color the flap lands on FREE, that's the sale color. When I came here on a Saturday, green was it. And how you know what's green is by those tiny plastic strings that attach price tags to clothing with a tagging gun. These guys use them in different colors and that's what you're looking for. But here's the thing- even if you don't find the color of the day, you're still not going to break the bank. I came across this vintage animal cracker tin and an interesting circular metal wheel on a small wooden pedestal. Both were tagged $5ea, but my grand total came to just $8 for both. The service is great, friendly and welcoming and couldn't ask for more. This place is one of those places where you might walk in with absolutely nothing in mind, but you'll leave here with somethin.

I've never been embarrassed to write about my love for thrift shopping. I've purchased wooden…read morechairs, chest of drawers, rustic end tables, funky lamp bases, metal home accessories, etc with no end in sight. And all it takes is a bucket of warm soapy water, a good cotton small towel to clean these hard surfaces. Now, where I seriously and I mean- seriously draw the line are sofas, mattresses, cushions, pillows, etc. and that to me, is just gross. No offense to anyone. Hubs and I noticed a gently-used $2300+ Pottery Barn dining table at this Kingston, NY ReStore for a flat $700. The poundage on this 8' monstrosity of a dinner table had me sold. Except, it was 2' too big for my dining room. But the price was killer. This ReStore is spacious with furniture gathered into groups. For instance, chest of drawers are grouped together, coffee tables in another group, lamps together, etc. There's leven a back room filled construction items like kitchen/bathroom tiles, hammers, etc ridiculously inexpensive. This is one of the best choices if you are looking for second-hand furniture.

the items especially furniture on the sales floor are overpriced for what they are, narrow window…read moreof time to pick up items. Staff and volunteers are not responsive to messages left on voicemail, and are rude

This is not an antique store as the name led me to believe. There was food/coffee, etc. but no home…read moregoods, furniture or clothing for sale.

Amazing place to shop for all types of antiques. Affordable prices. I found this mid century item…read morethat is worth repurposing. We shall see.