Amazingly enough I found this walking around town and didn't know what to expect. I also didn't…read moreread any reviews before so I was excited to see what they had to offer. And holy crap do they have a lot of stuff. I quickly realized that each section or booth had a name and saw that it belonged to different sellers. And they all had their own deals but all the really worth it cool stuff was fairly priced so it made me not get it. I'm sure everyone has got their own budget and what they're willing to spend on used items. In the end I only walked away with a necklace. So i would probably recommend tot hose looking for new toys or testing your luck because they do have a lot of options.

This is a great place to find many treasures. We were surprised to find a selection of new home…read moredecor as well as old treasures. Definitely worth a visit. The 2nd floor now has many new spaces.

There are various vendors. Prices have a wide range…read more Some have 20% discount. There are two floors, so a wide selection. There is something for everyone. The staff is friendly, helpful & knowledgeable. There is a private parking lot.

We stopped in this antique store while we were in Point Pleasant. They had a lot of Christmas and…read moreholiday items as well as other antiques. The prices were very reasonable and the employees were friendly! I would come back here again if we are in the area!

My husband and I have visited this store a few times. It's beautiful, neat, and the prices on some…read morethings are reasonable. However, we visited today and were not treated well. We are told often that we look young (20's) for our age (40's), so that can sometimes play a role in how we are treated, i.e. the respect and trust you would offer a 25 year old vs. a 41 year old. We are antiques dealers ourselves and are constantly looking for new inventory to offer our buyers. We enjoy the hunt but unfortunately, the employees of this store sucked the joy out of our experience. It started out with a feigned, "pleasant" greeting. As we moved around the store we could feel the employees following us around with their eyes and with their bodies. There were three employees tailing us. We started by looking at the knick-knacks on the shelves. My husband was interested in some silver items but we wanted to look around more before we made our purchases. I wanted to look at the costume rings on the counter. Feeling the eyes of suspicion on me, I rolled up my sleeves to ease the tension as the employee followed us over to watch me look at rings with my husband by my side. We were trying to be polite and make small talk. Disarm them a bit. We chatted with the woman, in her 60's, watching us like a hawk. We mentioned an amazing find we had at Goodwill earlier in the day. Then my husband showed her a 1950s class ring he bought at the flea market for a dollar. One would think that she, as an antiques dealer, would be interested in such information. She was, however, non-reactive, uninterested, and unpleasant. I didn't find any rings I liked. So, we moved around the store a bit more. We hear the saleswoman say "Don". Ushering to the man who greeted us when we walked in. They then began having a hushed conversation. We continued to be followed for the next 5 or so minutes. We didn't know if we were imagining it, if they did this to all customers, or how to make them stop. Should we have turned our empty pockets inside out? I didn't even have my purse with me. Ultimately we decided to just leave. I was heartbroken and felt sickened from the treatment we received. I really liked that store but feel far too uncomfortable to go back. I also feel a bit angry about the experience. I gave two stars instead of one because it really is a beautiful shop with wonderful treasures. Maybe if you are the right age and look the right way, you won't be judged and tailed. Give it a shot!

Main Street Antiques is an absolute gem for anyone who loves discovering unique pieces with history…read moreand character. Prices are fair for the quality, and there's a wide enough range that both casual browsers and serious collectors can find something special. I'll be back!

Great MCM furniture. Lovely to deal with. Very helpful in arranging shipping to the Poconos.read more

Go see The Wonderful Miss Judy who will "pilot" you through a happy buying decision to beautify…read moreyour home with many of their unique pieces. Owners Drew and Danielle are cool too, but Judy is a Five Star Joy !

Chock full of treasures ranging from vintage jewelry, clothing, and accessories to housewares, art,…read morehome décor, and assorted ephemera, all neatly displayed and affordably priced. I had the pleasure of chatting with the store owner during a visit and found her to be incredibly friendly and helpful. I make a point of visiting the store every time I'm in Point Pleasant and always look forward to seeing what new and unique finds await me there.

We've been coming here for several years, always fun to browse through this shop. The owner is very…read morefriendly and has another similar shop around the corner. Lots of cute vintage/antique costume jewelry, shoes, housewares. Stop by the Canvas House and Antique Emporium across the street. Street parking is available and weekends are busier than weekdays.

OMG! what happened to this place????? PLEASE ENLIGHTEN ME !!!!…read moreI was here - pre-Pandemic , and it was really good! LOTS of vendors with a huge variety of "junque". Went here 2 weeks ago - TOTAL GHETTO slum people selling there tools and leftover yard sale junk that should have probably been tossed in a dumpster . Not only THAT , the show was about 40% full compared to pre-Pandemic ! The inside is a horrible mix of unsellable crap. The food was pretty good though. LOL. The tables are only like $20.00 to sell here - what the hell happened ?

Growing up nearby in Howell, I have been going to CollingSwood since I was a wee child. Having…read moremoved away 20 years ago, I stopped to visit when I was in town again recently. It was a cold drizzly day but I had so much fun; it was so nostalgic for me. I am an avid yard sale and flea market attender and I found such great deals. And the people are so NJ. I miss that in TN sometimes. My friend back in TN was jealous of my finds and wants to road trip up to go to CollingSwood (does anyone say it without the S?-lol) and Englishtown.

I love Madonna House!! You never know what fantastic treasures you will come across. The Thrift…read moreStore looks amazing with all the new renovations. The selection of jewelry is out of this world. I never leave the store emptied handed. And it feels good knowing that my purchase is going to help a needy family.

I've had fun shopping here, prices are fair (sometimes I've even added a couple bucks if something…read moreis way to cheap), but the merchandise is mostly utilitarian. Not much (if any) high end stuff available. Worth a stop if you're driving buy.

So far it has been good. I dropped off my items and I know after 45 days if they have not sold,…read moreownership transfers to store or they are donated

This is a large, multi room thrift store that primarily sells women's clothing. They also have some…read moreshoes, a very small men's section, home goods, pet goods, and some furniture. They have four or five dressing rooms with a designated attendant who stayed in the area so there was no waiting for rooms to be unlocked, which I greatly appreciated. She was kind and helpful as well. All of the clothing was in good condition from what I saw. There's also a range of sizes, including plus size. The racks are organized by size and color which was incredible and makes looking for items so much easier. There were many people working at this store which was a plus, in case you had questions or needed help. I enjoyed my experience and would return if I was passing through the area however it did feel a bit overpriced to me. This store is advertised as a consignment shop, which might be why the condition of the items was better than stores like Goodwill, and the pricing was higher. Most of the shirts were about 10$, which again felt a bit high to me. I did get lucky and found some work pants for 8$. Like I said, I'd come back if I was in the area but I've enjoyed my time at other stores more than this particular one.