Staff are very helpful and readily available . Wide variety of items and worth the hunt!read more

What a very nice antique store! Well organized with a lot of fantastic antiques at very reasonable…read moreprices! This is probably one of the better antique stores that we've found in CT. No junk sold here and I'd highly recommend if you enjoy going antiquing!!

Great way to spend a few hours along the beautiful Farmington River. Two floors of vendor…read morecollectibles and a ton of categories. Browsing is encouraged. Prices vary by vendor.

This multi-dealer shop is located in the old Collins Axe Company in Collinsville. There are 70…read morevendor spots on two floors. The main attraction were the antique items. There were various businesses as well; music lessons, yoga studio, hair salon, barn door refurbishers, massage therapy, acupuncture, various of other shops. Kismet Co. Is a lovely metaphysical shop located in there; they sell herbal tea, oils, art, jewelry, soaps, books, crystals, and other items. The antique items were plentiful and unique. The building is historic and very cool to see all the old remnants of the axe factory. Parking lot was a decent sized. Lisa's Crown and Hammer is located on the same lot and the Farmington Trail. If you're into antiques, thrifts stores, and yard/tag sales; you will love this place.

My daughter made the unfortunate decision to buy my Mother's Day present here. She bought me a…read morebeautiful bangle bracelet . I went to try it on and it literally dug into my bone of my wrist it was so small. I do not have large wrists and have NEVER had a problem buying bracelets. I wear all my watch bands on the smallest adjustment. have NEVER had a bracelet not fit me. So I went to the company website reviews and saw that everyone was complaining that the bracelet was the size of a child's bracelet. So, the company is selling a basically defective bracelet that is being marketed for adult women but is the size of a child. That is disingenuous at best. They know it's too small and they continue to sell it. So my beautiful Mother's Day present is going to be returned. I asked for the money back so I could give it to my daughter to buy me something else and they refused even though I had a gift receipt. They suggested I keep it and just look at it in the box since I couldn't wear it because it doesn't fit. Never setting foot it there again. If you are looking for a give with any sentimentality to it do not shop here. I was actually shocked at such poor customer service. Their entire customer service policy is "oh well..too bad...we already have your money so we don't care". Not the reputable company I thought they were. UPDATE: I contacted someone from their corporate office and her solution was to make me pay to ship it to her in California and she will send me a check for the amount of the bracelet so this company does not care at all about customer service. I guess if everything goes well this store is great but if you have a problem, too bad for you. See

Nice store for expensive women's collectivize with a small golf section for men.read more

"It's been a long A long time comin', but I know…read moreA change is gonna come" (Sam Cooke) A big change is coming any day now to Bridge Street Rustics, as they're switching from a real brick and mortar store to an exclusively auction format. And as they transition to that new format, the good news for you is everything in the store on Oct 4, 5, 6 is now 50% off. So if you happen to be in the market for unique pieces, reclaimed wood decorations, and a boatload of traditional farmhouse rustic artwork, you'll have a blast wandering through their huge store for one last time. We did just that yesterday and saw thousands of housewarming gifts, furniture pieces, art décor, toys, pop culture collectibles, and more categories than I can remember. So, get yourselves over to Collinsville right now, one of the coolest little towns in Connecticut.

Kenneth was very helpful in finding myself a chain and was respectful to myself and my Mom. Thanks…read moreMichaels Jewelers!

Carol & company is a gem boutique that deserves to be visited. I would recommend to anyone who…read moreneeds a special gift . Please, take a ride and you won't be disappointed.

This shop is much more than a Jewelry store, though you will find some extremely beautiful & unique…read morejewelry here. There were so many unique gift & decorative items that would delight many of my friends, family members and me. I wish I had taken a picture of the item that drew me in, a silver little sculpture that says "You are my sunshine," which will be a meaningful gift I can't wait to give. I also love love the glass hummingbirds that were hanging from the ceiling. There were all kinds of art here, including gorgeous fingerless gloves made from recycled cashmere. I may have to come back for those too. If you're strolling Collinsville, don't miss this place.

The only place I will go for jewelry or jewelry services. Period. The staff is knowledgeable,…read morefriendly, honest, and trustworthy. Leslie and Doug and everyone who works there are true gems and make any time I go into the store an amazing experience.

We came to Romanoffs because it had a reputation of great customer service and integrity…read more We were helped by Jonathan and he was exceptional in his patience and guiding us through trying to find the ring we were looking for. Highly recommended.

The gallery has many stunning items which can be easily accessed from the QR codes and or numbers…read moreon the tags. Displays are well done and excellent. The place is huge and requires a two trip minimum. Customer service excellent and informative.

today on pick up, the entire auction's items had not been put in area ready for pickup. Waited 5…read moreminutes, then told 5 more minutes then it was 10 minutes then more. I'm a 68 year old woman in 85 degree direct sun with neuropathy. I felt very very faint. As they spent time moving furniture to get to boxes up very high and then opening each one, I asked if I could just look real quick so my few items could get pulled. was told no. then instead of apologizing to the growing line , we were told it was hard on them too No mea culpa "sorry we messed up" but instead they're victim too. He said I didn't know what they're going through and I said you don't know what we have gone through either that morning. He said you're just impatient. Yes I was and about to faint on their floor after being told it was 5 minutes 15 minutes ago. I didn't yell or curse How much easier would it have been to say "Sorry everyone, we messed up and have to organize everything, it's going to be at least 20-30 minutes, please come back later or tomorrow, again our utmost apologies" Anyhoos banned me from their website and another one too, long time customer of 10 years spending significant amount of money that helps in retirement. I was at one of first auction ninjas sales 10 years ago where I drove down to Scarsdale and found they had given my lot to another customer. Things happen Next time just say you're sorry Grant Paranese (the managing partner) it's not about you and your day. (kudos to the ladies trying to help those that didn't need Christmas) Women who speak up shouldn't be an affront to your ego and punished, sometimes we're just tired, hot, about to faint, would like a chair and would like you to think of the customer