Great place to buy collectibles and antiques. From sports cards (vintage and new), Pokemon…read more(Vintage and new), MTG, Yu-Gi-Oh, and other gaming cards to Records, Comics, Toys, Advertising Signs, WWE, Star Wars, and so much more, this place has a huge variety and very fair pricing.

The store is very clean, and chock full of great stuff! Worth checking out! I ended up going…read morethrough almost all the $1 comics and the owner was extremely pleasant and great to talk to!

Once I found this shop, I started "out with the new, in with the old"…read more I love this store, my 16 year old son even said it was a cool place to walk around. I have replaced almost everything in this house. They have everything and at fantastic prices. From vintage fishing poles, to pulleys, to park garbage cans, to Corning ware and cast iron pots, kitchen tables, bed frames, desks, sewing tables, bureaus, standing closets, pie safes, and some of the most quirky thinks that you didn't know you were looking for. My favorite piece is an old country store shelf, got it for a STEAL!!!! Take a drive and visit the shop, it's a blast from the past. You be glad you did. From the moment you step in the door, your walking down memory lane. And ask about their selection of candles. They smell absolutely delicious. You won't regret it.

I absolutely LOVE this adorable antique/vintage store (so much I made a listing for it here!)…read more These ladies have tons of quirky housewares, furniture, and accessories for the vintage obsessed. The gals are fun to chat with while shopping and offer really great prices. This store is a fantastic alternative to the stuffy antique malls that dot the landscape of the South Shore area. The layout is cute and playful. I have purchased a good number of things that fall into all different vintage categories and everything here is always in fantastic shape and/or has a beautiful patina. It is exactly what I have been looking for!

Most of the store is very well kept in clean. The furniture selection is great and the prices are…read moremore than reasonable. I like to stop there at least every two months if not more often.

Whitman Furniture moved from Whitman to Brockton Ave in Abington. Love the items they sell. You…read morenever know what you'll find. The two guys who own the store are very friendly. It's my go to vintage/used furniture store. I enjoy browsing and never leave empty handed.

Crazy Horse is an underrated hidden gem for finding vintage/used guitars. Probably the only place…read morein Massachusetts you can frequently find a vintage amplifier that's ready to be restored for a good price. Mike (the owner) and Gus are always incredibly friendly and the store is a favorite place of mine to visit whenever I'm in New Bedford. Typically the store is open most weekends, so be sure to stop by if you're ever in the area and looking for a new project. I've been a repeat customer for over 5 years and it's still always a fun place to visit!

Very cool store! Have purchased acoustic guitars and clothing. Great deals and friendly owner/…read morestaff. Hidden gem

Was not expecting to flea market today which are always the best ones. I was on my way elsewhere…read morewhen I seen the signs and decided to detour here. Free parking and $1 to enter. You have your typical stuff which you see at flea markets. You have a mix of indoor and outdoor vendors. I did a quick brows through because I had plans today but found some good quality cloths for work and a couple shirts. Could of spent more but bit my tongue. Will pop back in some time if I am ever passing through on a Sunday (only days open)

Awesome deals and professional service. Great selection of things to buy. Good value of gifts…read moreavailable.

I've been coming to this store since the mid-nineties. It has changed quite a bit, but not…read morenecessarily for the better. I remember coming here about fifteen years ago. And it was a very big store with many different rooms. It seems that somehow they reduced the size of the building. In the past, they had a lot more in the way of unique gifts and country type items, antiques as well as cookies and candies. They still have some of those things, but it seems like it really it has been toned down quite a bit. I also remember in the past there was an old firehouse outside nearby, and I think they renovated it. And turned it into an empty building, which resembles the same building as the country store. My friend ended up buying a bar of lavender soap and I bought a couple of bags of netties kettle corn. The staff was friendly and helpful. We found the prices to be a little bit on the steep side.

Such a cute country store! They have the cutest setup with tons of gifty items and seasonal…read moremerchandise. I loved the candy section with packaged old timey candy! Everything was reasonably priced and the customer service was great!

Great place, nice owner, good vintage pieces, and good prices. They had a lot of stuff…read more Definitely worth it.

Don't believe the hype. This store is NOT worth a trip to New Bedford…read more It's not because they don't have plenty of vintage clothes -- they do. It's just that 80% of their stock SUCKS. It's cheap and ugly vintage -- it's the stuff no one wants that would be left behind at a garage sale. Think heavy woolen overshirts from the 1950s and 1960s that fit poorly, look bad, and make you sweat, or old ugly polyester suits that were cheap when they were made and still look just as cheap. There are live moths and plenty of moth holes on the clothes here. Compare the price of 1970s blazer in mint condition -- here it's 85 bucks, at Goodwill in Boston, it's 8 bucks. The inventory of this store might be good if you're making a Scorcese period movie or for Halloween, but you're unlikely to wear anything that's here on a day-to-day basis. Most of the clothes here are HEAVY (physically heavy), and the racks are all so stuffed you can't look at anything without practically ripping it out of the rack, and then forget about trying to put it back. It's like the owner is afraid to throw anything away. This store would do much better if it were closer to Boston, or if it was in New York. Then maybe there would be far more turnover, hipper pieces, and fewer moths. If you want to see an exemplary vintage menswear store, check out Crowley Vintage in Brooklyn or Pick n Weight in Berlin. Don't get me wrong, I see what the store owner is trying to do here, and maybe 25 years ago, this was where it was at. But the world -- including the vintage world -- has changed, and this store's inventory is stuck in the past -- and not in a good way.

Happy that we discovered this little antique shop by accident. Very reasonable prices and a great…read moreselection.We will be returning often. Lovely owners too. A short drive south of the rotary in a small shopping mall. You gotta go !

Beautiful antique co-op with a little bit of everything: early american, primitives, mid century…read moremodern, pottery and even a few chalk painted vintage bureaus! The owners are wonderful people and always helpful. On weekends, they have free coffee and pastries out for you to munch on while you browse.