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.

When in downtown Portsmouth I have to visit this shop. The owner suggested that I visit the garden,…read moreand what a treat. It's beautiful to look at and peaceful. The shop has nice gifting, garden and home items.

This place is a real hidden gem! Walked in off the street with my girlfriends and had an awesome…read moretime browsing the home and garden wares inside. Reasonable prices and some really nice decorative garden items. They have some indoor decor stuff: mercury glass and florals and planters but a lot of the stuff is outdoor planter pots and aged metal decor items. In the back there is a beautiful garden and an event space for photos or parties or weddings. We talked to the owner for a while who was very friendly and said they he had redone the event space in the back and set it up for parties and such. I saw a few things that looked great for my backyard when I'm ready to accessorize it. I'll be back!

Nomads Clothing exchange is hands down the best consignment store in the 757. From high end options…read moreto local artists to vintage to classic second hand products, Nomads has EVERYTHING!! The prices are phenomenal, I've been shopping here for over 6 years and I have yet to be disappointed. All of the employees are amazing down to earth people who are always willing to make conversation!

I love a good vintage shop. Something about the thrill of finding a cool vintage piece is really…read moreexciting. Nomads is full of unique pieces. They have jewelry, shoes, bags, trinkets, and books! They even have a sale area full of further reduced vintage finds. As a curvy girl I was happy to see a little rack in the store for curvy girls! They have a few dressing rooms and they do allow you to try items on before you take them home. They are a bag free establishment so be sure to bring a reusable tote with you on your shopping haul.

The staff is great and don't roll their eyes when you walk in. The selection is wonderful and their…read moreprices haven't been raised too high like some of the other locations/second hand stores have.

This is a great thrift store with more of its profits going toward the children's hospital than for…read moreadministrators. I find many name-brands in very good condition to clothe me, my daughter and my grandboys. Two thumbs up.

It's been a while since I've been here, and I regret not coming back sooner. The furniture and…read moredecor here is always incredible. I've bought stuff from this place before and always have had a great experience. Friendly owner and so much to look at. I like that there is no compressed wood furniture sold here, just solid built stuff. Value here is you get what you pay for, nothing here is cheap, but you can't buy something quality for nothing. I recommend this business very much.

What a gem! So many cool and unique things to see, give yourself plenty of time. The owners were…read morevery kind and answered questions, or found answers for us. Definitely will visit again soon.

Located on the upper level of the office buildings, you will find Sutton River Antiques. Upon…read moreentering , I was warmly greeted by the owners and we held a pretty good conversation on and off while I was inside shopping They've only been open a couple days. I was so happy to find another place to shop and a place that houses antiques and other vendors. The best part of this is local vendors are located within Sutton River Antiques. One of the vendors supplies them with sourdough bread. All of the vendors had their stuff, neatly organized and displayed very cute. I found the prices to be very reasonable. All sales are final. Follow them on their Facebook page as they update frequently and vendors bring in new items consistently. i'm extremely excited that we have a store here like this in town. I plan to visit frequently.

This place is so worth checking out! The prices are reasonable. There are some really interesting…read morethings in here. You can get lost for hours in this place. Staff and owners are super nice! Will definitely be back.

What an amazing place! There is so much here…read more There is two levels and a large amount of square footage to cover. I spent about 45 minutes inside wandering around. Exploring from one room to another checking out so many treasures. Pricing I pretty reasonable in so many of the booths. There are times that I just get discouraged when prices are so high that I just never return. I'm always looking for the next treasure. The staff were so kind and welcoming. We were greeted warmly when we walked in. They helped us with any questions we had Not only are they amazing they support other businesses around by passing their name to customers so they can keep on finding treasures. I'll return many more times in the future!

A Touch of Mystery is the most authentic antique shop I've ever visited. Despite having an…read moreunassuming exterior, the interior of the shop is full of weird, random and eclectic artifacts from 19th century paintings and ancient magazines to twenty year old Coke (still in sealed bottles) and unwrapped 1950s Slinkys. Unlike many antique vendors who sell faux items that look the same - mostly ugly statues and new lamps designed to look antiquated - A Touch of Mystery sells items which look like they haven't been touched in decades (old fishing poles, books and Colonial era farming tools to name a few). The layout of the store is refreshingly chaotic with toys, ceramics, glass products, and hundreds of other items sprawled out with no discernible organization in their display or presentation. All of the antiques are underpriced with no item being more than $100 or so; most range between $5 and $20 dollars. It's a store that isn't particularly trying to sell you anything - it exists in a state of complete stasis: if you walk in and see a gem, you can buy it, but there's no aggressive sales, flashy tags or ornate exhibits to otherwise force a purchase from you. The gentlemen who own the place will frequently give you discounts when you go to ring up your items. On the two occasions I've gone to A Touch of Mystery, they charged me slightly under the actual total of the items I picked out. Bottom line: A Touch of Mystery is a real antique shop in a sea of pretenders. It's worth checking out.

This is one of the most eclectic and authentic thrift stores I've been to. They have a great…read moreselection of genuine antiques. It's very easy to find something here that will interest you, (or at least make you wonder). I saw everything from old billows, to a real African tribal idol. It is a very interesting and unique store! *there is no a/c, but there is a fan in the back. If you go in the summer, it gets hot pretty fast*