Went in here not expecting anything more than your regular, hometown thrift/antique store, but was…read morepleasantly surprised when I upon vintage Coach! I have been an avid thrifter for a year now and haven't been able to find an authentic, y2k, and in-good-condition coach bag. (and to all my vintage coach girlies you know how hard they are to find in a thrift store fairly priced as opposed to those god awful depop resellers) I thought I could never get my hands on one until today! The owner actually gave me a $20 discount after I asked for one!! It was on the pricy side, but I also felt good about my purchase knowing that a portion of the money was going to charity. Definitely check out Cherry Door if you're in the area- you might even find your dream bag! FYI the bag I found is a Purple Soho Tote with a matching wallet. It went for $170 but i was able to bargain to $150!

People generously donate their things to this place but the guy that runs it really prices…read moreeverything at the highest for resale.

Wonderful helpful and kind people. Fascinating merchandise!…read moreAlways fun. And a tailoring shop right next door

Cute little shop for ladies vintage / consignment stuff…read more Prices were decent but the selection was extremely limited and we didn't find anything worth adding extra weight to our suitcase for the trip home. The girl behind the counter was friendly but busy chatting to other people so we never got a hi, bye, be right with you, etc.

PROS: The place is very organized and has records categorized by genre or artist name. The clerks…read moreare nice and allows dogs in the shop. Prices are reasonable compared to competition CONS: The place is cramped making it difficult for people to move around in. OVERALL: If you're a fan of old time records I would suggest coming here. Just make sure you come in when it's not busy

The worker was extremely friendly, the aesthetic of the store was very clean, and the vinyls were…read moreall very well taken care of and perfectly curated. There are a lot of good deals and a lot of good media to choose from!

Love this store! So many items here that make great gifts that you won't find anywhere else…read more Artistic, handmade, fair trade, creative, for old and young. Clothing, scarves, jewelry, toys, figures, animal items , beautiful & charming things and something for everyone. Their photos do not capture the variety and fun of all you'll find. Wonderful store!!

Ona is a Global Imported Goods Gift Shop with a great Small Town feel. Most of the items in the…read moreshop are imported or Handmade by Artists in the Region. When I saw the handmade Mobiles I just fell in love with the detail and quality, alas I remembered my children are no longer little babies! The same person makes these great drape tassels of the same style. Everything from coasters, cups, and Finger Puppets and many other items where all fun to see and hear about, Ona herself recalls and will tell you where it was sourced. What a nice place! (Small shop not accessible )

I discovered this hidden gem in Yonkers by word of mouth. Jessie has an ecletic array of vintage…read moreclothing and accessories. I was looking for a 70's, gold metallic, disco outfit for an event in the city and to my delight, she delivered. I felt like a disco diva from head to toe. Of course the shopaholic I am walked out with three more outfits because there are too many goodies at her studio. I highly recommend Jessie of Bohemian Royalty if you're looking for unique, vintage clothing. Damn fly girl, Esmeralda ‍

This place is not a thrift as stated. It's by appt only. I was in the building and .the person I…read morespoke to said she was not there when I knew she was because I was up on the floor and heard her in the office. However she said she was out of town. Bad service. I rate this a 0 since I went and was not recieved

One of my favorite thrift stores around now that my home town thrift shop has gone sky high, prices…read morehere still remain decent. The store is clean, and there's always a lot to look through. I've found everything from vintage toys and artwork to clothing, jewelry, and household items. The volunteers are genuinely nice and helpful, which makes shopping there even more enjoyable. I also appreciate that the dressing rooms are roomy and have large, full length mirrors, something a lot of thrift stores don't offer. The inventory changes all the time, so every visit feels a little different. They also have frequent sales on certain colored tagged items. If you enjoy thrifting, treasure hunting, or just finding something 'different' at a great price, Grace's is definitely worth stopping into.

Nice local thrift store that has good turnover so you should go every couple of weeks to see what…read moreis new. Prices are generally good but if an item has any kind of sought after name they always overprice, even if in poor condition. I find that very irritating.

We live 21 miles by car from the store, and Pleasantville doesn't understand free parking for more…read morethan fifteen minutes. All that aside, Twin Jewelers is our new favorite jewelry store, forsaking all others. The tale: I lost my wedding ring on a trip a month ago, and was unhappy about that. My wife and I went to Pleasantville to see a film last Saturday, and she suggested we stop in to Twin. We were greeted warmly, with none of the professional "warmth" that wouldn't save a mouse from hypothermia. It's a family-run operation, and that was a delightful addition. We got friendly service from Lexie (or Alexis), good advice from the sisterhood behind the counter, and I was guided to a ring that was exactly what I had in mind. Quickly, and without any upsell, and even acknowledging that the price wasn't going to be what it was in 2022, I had no terror when the number was told to me. I wasn't pressured to pay in full and was told the ring -- with free engraving inside -- would be ready in one to two weeks. Thursday I got a vocemail that it was ready, and visited Twin a day later. Not all of the same family was at work, and there were customers in attendance, but I was treated with warmth once again; the ring fits well and is bright and shiny. A splendid experience! Thank you, Twin Jewelers! (P.S. The voicemail transcription said it was coming from "Twinkle Waters," which I think would also be a nice name for this business. May they prosper!)

We had that feeling--you know, the one you sometimes get, that you've forgotten something…read moreimportant... Oh my god--the rings! Our wedding was in two weeks. Gregg and Beata saw us right away and rushed things on their end--while never making us feel rushed--resulting in two well-fitted rings we adore, in plenty of time to exchange them at the ceremony. The pricing was good. Gregg also provided free of charge an appraisal for our insurance company, and an invitation to come back and have the rings cleaned any time, gratis.

This is the loveliest shop, with super unique curated vintage clothing, jewelry and other goodies…read more The owner has incredible taste and style and always has such special pieces. Prices are reasonable, there are some high end hard to find pieces as well - I always find amazing treasures. One of my favorite places for shopping anytime of year.

Unique finds every time service is great people are kind…read more.....................................................................cool place

The gem of the town. I don't think I have ever had a positive experience at a record store like…read moreI've experienced at Marquee Records. I was almost instantly given the warmest welcome by their three volunteers, Mark, Scott, and Tom. My first interaction was with Mark who gave me a separate tour of the Theatre and provided the inside scoop into the history of the building, how it was built in the 18000s and saved so that it wouldn't be torn town. I admired the building, and how they keep it preserved. The moldings on the wall were beautiful, the tiling, and the architectural design of the theatre was preserved for 300 years and is still running. I was also given a small peek into the old projector room that they don't use anymore. I didn't know this until now but this theatre is a favorite of my grandparents. I was also a fan of the DVD donation collection that they had in the shop. It's huge! They have plenty of genres for all ages and that's when I had a fun conversation with Tom about movies, and famous actors. If you take the time to stop and talk to them, they are pretty great. I found the movie I was looking for which is pretty cool seeing as the chances were slim but I was happy and purchased a few extras. Each DVD is around $2 but I don't know how much the records are. Scott is also really kind and personable as well and will answer any and all questions you have about music, the difference they make for the theatre, and where you can find them on social media. If you ever find yourself in Tarrytown and you're looking for a place to find good music and a really cool movie collection coming here is the best choice. That's the same if you would like to meet some really cool people who care a lot about the theatre and it's history. So please come browse, chill, donate, or even volunteer. You'll be glad you did.

Great cause, and a great little shop. See my previous review. Just note, that for some reason,…read more3/5 times I bring up a $2 record, one of the dudes in particular will say, 'oh, I didn't see that' or 'oh, that wasn't priced, where'd you find it,' and then charge you $10; it's all for the Theater, so, fine, but it sort of takes the fun out the dig or the search. These are not pristine records, they're donations. Either its' $2 unless marked' (as posted everywhere), or its '$2 unless marked, or possibly more when you bring a record up and the guy randomly decides he wants to charge more.' If it's the latter, the signs need to change.