What a gem! We snuck in at the wire here with about 40 minutes to closing on Saturday last weekend…read morewhile exploring the Hilton Village area of Newport News. The owner inside was friendly and said come on in and take your time. She explained that they had different rooms inside and all were rented out to different vendors who had their own style and items for sale. WIN! Just my kind of shop. This shop is much larger than expected with something like 10 rooms inside and they all do have a very different feel. We found antiques, glasswares, books, stuffed animals, watercolor art, wall art, furniture, jewelry, beads, geodes, you name it, it's probably in here. We actually stayed for the entire 40 minutes and everyone found something to purchase. The vibe was easy and unassuming and the owner left us to browse without hovering at all. She easily said to go upstairs and take a look as there were some rooms up there too and she stayed at the front while we browsed. The side right off the main entry has a space where she said during summer she serves Lolly's ice cream flavors from the VAB area (noms). I saw easily like a dozen things I could've purchased but I'm trying to make better choices so I abstained, but if they're there when I come back to run a race in two weeks I'll call it fate and probably get them, ha! If you are in this area and looking for gifts and decor and love to antique, poke your head in here and give this spot a try for sure. It looks almost like a plant store from the outside as the front has a grown-up secret garden look.

Such a neat shop!…read more Basically people rent out sections in this little house to showcase their products. It's all local and items are either handmade or vintage. It was really awesome going into each room of the house and seeing what products there were being offered. There were pillows, decor, clothing, vintage items of all kinds, vinyl records, jewelry, etc. I guess you could say it's kind of like a flea market in a sense. Definitely a great place for unique finds or gifts!

I went to a furniture chalk painting class. I supply the furniture piece and they supply the…read morepaint/supplies for a fee. I totally and completely enjoyed the class and left with a great looking chair! The two female owners/instructors were lovely! They were patient with us and really know what they are doing and communicated in a very effective manner. They were able to order a special chalk paint I wanted. When I picked it up there was a "sign" class going on...it's next on my list.

From the owner: Reinventing treasures one at a time. From Vintage to Repurposed to Just Cool Stuff for your home…read moreand life. We carry finished pieces, treasures that need your special touch, unique items for your next project, full line of paint & supplies. Our inventory is always changing. As fellow junkers and rehabbers, pricing is important to us! We price our pieces to sell. Come Check Us Out Downtown Hampton.

Cute shop full of cool antiques and modern gifts! Some really neat home decor, I was so tempted by…read moreso many pieces! There was a booth of unique handmade jewelry, gorgeous dishes and glassware, new and old furniture, books, baskets, and knick knacks! Very booth was well appointed and organized. My friend bought a 1950's cabinet for her kitchen that was so cool and for a great price! Checking out was a breeze and the customer service was friendly.

Make sure you are well fed and rested before entering. This is the best rabbit hole shopping ever…read more Some prices are reasonable, some are not. Great collection of just about everything you can think of. It's like walking through your grandma's, your ma's and your childhood bedrooms.

THIS PLACE IS AMAZING!!!…read more Where do I begin?! The place itself is extremely clean, the staff is friendly, and there is a CAT! I was browsing the books and suddenly the fluffiest floof of a cat came wandering up. She was very friendly and sweet. Later we talked to an employee who said the cat is named Serena and is one of 40+ feral cats that they take care of. They got them all fixed and continue feeding them behind the store. If you donate $5+ towards feeding the kitties, you get a 20% off coupon! As for the shopping itself, I was impressed by the prices. I got a fabulous vintage suitcase for $5, and several books for under $5! Literally my only complaint was that they wrote the price of a vintage antique book ON THE COVER of said book. OOF. That hurt my soul.

No dressing rooms! This is a big deal to me…read more Sign and clerk said summer items we're on sale for a dollar. When I checked out, someone else pointed out that denim was excluded. 99% of the shorts in my size we're denim. I'm sure it was an honest mistake and I still got half off, so price wasn't an issue.....it just seemed a little picky to have a list of exclusions to a summer sale. This is a thrift store, not Ulta or Penneys.

Miss Renee's place is a new consignment/thrift shop located on the Warwick Boulevard strip of…read moreHilton Village. It adds a new flair to a series of little shops up here that have a lot to offer (next door is a very cute retail shop on one side, and the other side is a children's consignment shop). Honestly packed to the gills with all kinds of items - you are sure to find some kind of treasure here if you have some time to kill browsing. If you're looking for Christmas presents that won't break the bank this year like I am, it's worth taking a quick peek in here at what she has to offer!

We just happened upon Miss Renee's Place yesterday. My children found all types of treasures. Miss…read moreRenee is extremely friendly and kind. We enjoyed our visit and plan to return. Masks were worn and social distancing was observed.

Well, this is the wifey sharing her experience on the hubby's Yelp…read more I've been shopping here for several years now. Maybe twice or three times a year. Over these years I have often found great deals. Several times I've come here due to having a fancy upcoming event and not wanting to pay full retail at one of the higher-end department stores. Often I find what I need. Not every time but often. I found that all the items were in good shape, so I assume when the staff intake items they weren't taking in junk. As for service and staff. They have always been helpful. I have seen them have 3 or 4 folks at the register and the line takes a bit but that's just how it is. Now I have never consigned with them so I can not share that experience. So if you looking for great items and not looking to spend a small fortune - come here and give this place a look.

My boyfriend and his daughter love to antique and thrift so I knew we were going into this shop…read morewhen we saw it while shopping in Hilton Village last weekend. They have a large back room as well as a few items in the front and two smaller rooms off the back with dresses, shoes, and blazers and jackets. There were some great deals to be had here on name-brand items and we had a good time looking through the wares. I used the fitting room and spoke to the ladies up front for a while and everyone was helpful and friendly. There are not any men's items inside so we didn't look for a terribly long time bc my boyfriend couldn't find anything for him. There are gems to be found - but it's all used clothes and accessories so you need to know before you go.

Lots of deal specials throughout the week. Today (Wednesday) was teacher/student discount (20%)…read more I love these kinds of thrift stores as there is more of a hunt aspect to finding here. Books are BOGO equal or lesser value which is great. The cashier who rang me was very kind and I love that the proceeds remain within the community. Although kids are allowed there are several signs regarding children so be mindful if you have children with you.

Too many signs all over the place, a total turnoff. Don't do this don't do that don't put this…read morehere. Not a big selection of clothes. Employees seemed totally out of it.

Somehow the grand opening of this store popped up on my Facebook feed. Probably since I love…read moreantiques and I refurbish furniture. I arrived around 12:30, and hour and a half after Stacye Moser just opened this shop on 9/17/21. It was the grand opening day. When I walked in I was overwhelmed but, in a good way. There was just a little something everywhere. I spent a maybe 45 min inside looking around. So many antique booths, clothing, glassware, vintage items, handmade items and much more. Everything was very reasonably priced. I have been to some shops like this and the charge an arm and a leg and it just turns me off to shopping there. So many great artists with the crafts and furniture refurbishing. Everything was well organized and not stuffed in corners. Some places it is hard to see what is there, not at this location. The store Wawa clean and well kept. I can not wait to return with my friend.

Saw this sale on my way to lunch and picked up this gem. (Wooden TV ottoman) I'm surprised how…read moreclean and sturdy it is and drawers all pull out with ease. The people were very nice too. 10/10 experience

Amazing, just beautiful and breathtaking. It was so relaxing and calming, especially by the beach.read more

Wow! I heard about this place from a friend. She told me that it has not been open too long. We…read moreheaded over the other day and I was amazed at how big it was. They are getting new items in daily. So try and go whenever. They had a bargain area where just about everything is dumped into bins and you have to sort through it all giving all things covid, I only went in the room and walked around. It made me anxious being in there. In the other room it was nicely organized, and not as rowdy. Prices were very reasonable. The staff was amazing. They were so polite. I was impressed by a male cashier while there. He cut himself with some needles on some fake flowers. Because of that he immediately left the cash register to properly clean himself up (it was not too bad).

Ugh!!!! So expensive! These are the greediest people in the…read moreworld. Items are more expensive than buying new. I have decided to no longer donate to them, and I donate to Chkd Thrift, the DAV, or other thrifts. Every item is donated and they greedily forgot that the mission used to be affordable goods for all. I hope you all join me until they remember this. They only pay attention when they lose money and donations. Also, instead of donating the Tons Of things to goodwill, I started selling on fb marketplace. I made $900 the first month and make $10-70 a day. AND IM CHEAPER THAN GOODWILL, WHICH IS WHY IM MAKING SO MUCH. And when I tell others about this? Every single person said they are tired of the prices too. It's my goal to tell every person I can to take their goods, and sell them second hand - people appreciate getting Actual good prices on second hand products. And at least they truly know its going to another person, vs the bs that this company with all its donated goods is doing with it