Wonderful shop whose sales benefit Newton Hospital Foundation. Great place to donate to for a…read moreworthy cause

Other thrift shoppers might rate this higher, but I mostly look for electronics and toys and they…read moredidn't have much of that. The store is clean, well organized, and bright and cheery. Their hours are limited. I have come through this area multiple times in the past 6 years on trips and never was able to stop in because they were closed. In summer 2023 I got lucky and visited while on Spring st. picking up dinner. I was very surprised to see how popular the store was when I stopped in- there were more customers here than in any other store in the area. There is not a lot of street parking, but I was able to get a spot nearby. If you are not so lucky, there is a municipal lot well within walking distance.

The Auction was professionally Conducted. The format was…read moreinformative and easy to negotiate. When I went to pick up my merchandise, I was greeted warmly, thanked for my participation and my things were efficiently organized and easy to find. I would highly recommend Legacy Auctions for all your liquidation needs.

If you are looking for a company to handle your Auction or help with an Estate Settlement this is…read morethe company you want to use. Rich and Susan are consummate professionals. excellent communications, outstanding service, professional products. We recently used them to sell a house to help with Estate settlement and we could not be happier with their services. It truly was a pleasure dealing with them and you can't deny the successful outcome. This is a great company and a great staff.

outstand antiques , beautiful itema, fine furniture Joe the owner is very helpful if your…read morelooking for any thing special

My party of three and I visited Ena's Emporium recently only to be severely disappointed in the…read morecustomer service we received. Walking into the store, we were immediately assaulted with loud yelling and shrieking coming from the owner, Sheryl, who was on a telephone call in the back office. It was obvious tensions were high and, of course, that happens to the best of us, but she was superfluously loud and her shrieks followed us through the entire store. Shrill, rude, and unwelcoming were our first impressions of Ena's. While nearly nothing in the store was of our tastes - and only would be had our tastes included over-sized, gaudy furniture - we continued through to be polite, as it was clear to all of us from the moment we walked in the door, very little would appeal to us. Low and behold, after 10 minutes of exploring and moving deeper and deeper into the emporium more to escape the heightening squawks of the owner still on the telephone (y'all, I am NOT exaggerating. it was SO off-putting!), one of us found an item at least worth inquiring about. By this time, Sheryl was off the phone and met the member of our party, Linda, in the hallway as she was en route to ask about the price; the item had not been marked. When the owner responded, she quickly followed with a pushy, "So, do you want it?" Linda explained that she wanted to think about it and asked a follow-up question regarding the item as it seemed part of a set. Apparently, this was an incorrect assumption and Sheryl snatched the item from Linda's hand and very sarcastically replied, "No way!" She then made a disgusted sigh/laugh, turned on her heel and marched the item back to where it had been sitting. Taken aback, Linda turned to the man who had greeted us upon entering, and who was standing nearby, and said that she was very offended and didn't like how she had just been spoken to. Without apology, he responded that the owner was just in a bad mood from her prior telephone call, suggesting we should excuse her. So, not only was the owner incredibly rude, but the rest of her staff doesn't know enough to handle customers with care either. Having very tacky furnishings that only interest a small population of people is one thing, but also having deplorable customer service is another. What a winning combination! (Look! I can do sarcasm, too!) Seriously, don't waste your time being talked down to by stopping in.