I've popped into this LCS a couple of times when I'm in the area, and each time I'm massively let…read moredown. But first off, the good... The location is on a cozy little side street in a cool-looking town, not too far from Princeton. There's side-street parking, but it's easier to park in the tiny lot next to the shop. Inside, there is a regularly updated new issue section. As well as a decent selection of trade paperbacks. And the employees who work there are always super nice, friendly, and tremendously welcoming. However, the same cannot be said about the shop itself... Not only is the inside incredibly dusty with dirt in the bins and on the floors, but the boxes of back issue comics (which mostly sit on said floors) are completely unorganized and in the worst possible condition. Some books are bagged and boarded, some are loose and falling apart. Comics are so tightly packed in some bins that you can't even properly go through them without damaging the spines of multiple books. Now, regarding the selection in those back issue bins, most of it is $1-dollar to $2-dollar bin-worthy. Sure, you might find a couple of keys every now and again, but they are not worth the high sticker price given their condition. I remember the first time I was in the shop, when most of the back issues hadn't been priced out yet, and I was told that unmarked books were cover price, or $1 if the original cover price was below a buck. Now that pricing structure makes a lot more sense, I guess, given the general condition of most of the books. But as of my latest trip, most of those same back issues are now sticker-priced at incredibly high levels and do not reflect the general condition of the books (F-VG quality at NM prices). Plus, trying to access the bins is a challenge in itself since the shop is relatively small and there is often debris in the way or stacks of clutter on top that you have to move first, including a trash can that sits directly in front of a few rows of bins by the side entrance. So, until I hear they've lowered prices, carry better books, and just all-around better present the store itself, I won't pop in here again. You all have superhero charm, but you really need to clean up that shop to keep it from entering into supervillain territory!

Excellent experience all around. I was recommended this store by a friend of mine. I live a bit…read morefarther away but he loves this store and has been wanting to show me it for a while. I stopped by in the afternoon to look for an old Hulk issue and missing Nightwing for the current run. I wasn't sure what to expect when approaching the building as it just looked like a house but was excited to see how cool it was inside. Lots of posters right as you walk in for various ongoing/past comic series. They also have a large selection of back issues in all the different boxes with each series that they house labeled with a divider. I am personally more of a comic book person but they have lots of Funko Pops and other toys or action figures in the shop too. They even have a selection of old video games in the very back of the shop as well. Plenty of hardcover and trade paperback books as well. They really do have a good bit of everything for a smaller shop. I went in looking for really only 3 comics but ended up walking out with nearly the entire Spider-Boy run as they had just about all issues and I had been thinking of picking it up. One of what I believe is two owners was kind enough to give me a discount on the spider-boy books since I was buying so many of them for which I was very grateful. I only really had one complaint which is small for me but may be larger for others. Not all of their back issues are bagged and boarded at the time of this review so don't expect the back issues to be in very high condition. Additionally, even though the back issue selection is labeled. It is not easily discernible where each publisher starts or ends as in some areas they are mixed but in others they are separated. Regardless of that, I still had a phenomenal experience and would love to visit there again and even more regularly! Very kind service, very good selection, and very fair on pricing. I would recommend stopping by if you're ever in the area if you love comics, toys, or anything collectible!

Pretty cool shop selling unique and handmade items from countries such as India, Tibet, &…read moreGuatemala. In this store you will find, jewelry, knitted items, incense, essential oils, candles, trinkets, decor, wood carvings, dream catchers, etc. The owner has been traveling the world for over 20 plus years and brings back many of these items to sell. She has established many coops in these countries and donates part of the profits. I was told this by the kind gentleman volunteer who was manning the store for her. There are many interesting items you can buy for yourself or give as inexpensive gifts. The prices here aren't too bad. There is a minimum of $10 for c.c. purchase. This store is hard to find as is tucked away in an alley on spring street. Even if not purchasing anything it's also a cool store to just to poke around.

I seriously love this place. I started going here in high school, and still go back every time i'm…read morein town. Very small shop, but packed with all kinds of amazing handcrafted jewelry, hippie-esque clothing and handbags, incense and spiritual items (i don't know how else to describe it!). In school, we were always annoyed at there "only 2 people under 18 allowed in at once" rule, but now as an adult, I see why. i honestly think this place helped me shape my whole "look" (if you can call it that) -- after buying numerous poison rings, boxes of Nag Champa, and hand woven purses there, i credit them for making me the pseudo-hippie i am today :) and while you're there, go 2 doors down to Chucks for some killer wings :) can't miss!

The tour guy was great. It was a cool experience if you love horror movies . A lot of amazing…read moremovie props. They were really nice when entering the store.

If you're into horror movies or have a friend who is, this place is definitely worth a stop…read more Admission is $5 or free if you buy something. Before entering the showroom, you walk through a mini store where if you buy something, you can enter the showroom for free which is pretty nice. As someone who loves horror movies, I really enjoyed seeing all the costumes, props and pieces from different movies on display. The showroom was nicely decorated as well. The guy there (I think the owner) seemed happy to talk about any pieces as well.

PROS: Very nice soap and clothing store! The products are locally made and theyre good quality…read morewhile the young gentleman worker was friendly and helpful. They have two floors of inventory and their prices are reasonable CONS: They're out of the way of the center of town and located just below street level so its tough to see them while passing by OVERALL: Despite the location not being the best i do believe the place is absolutely worth seeing!

Artifacts is a true gem. Once you find it, you are hooked. They provided fine custom framing,…read morehistorical memorabilia, original art and collectibles from a Victorian storefront. The framing is superior as the 29 frames gracing my walls can attest to. The owners are always on hand to help and guide you in matt and frame selection. The Trenton memorabilia is a true treasure hunt-Marge and Bob know the history of every piece. "Woohoo! As good as it gets!"

This is a gem in Trenton. A small corner shop with lots of antiques and interesting objects. The…read moreowner also does quality framing for your artwork. They're accommodating and friendly, are very knowledgeable about their merchandise, and are eager to please. I've had many prints, posters, and paintings framed here, and I've found nice gifts for hard-to-shop-for people. My last acquisition was some old Trent tiles. My friend likes to collect them, so I found some interesting ones and added some stick-on felt patches underneath. In a few moments, I had a lovely set of coasters for drinks that were unique and fit in his décor. If you like picking up antique objects, or have interesting prints or pictures you'd like framed, definitely stop in here! It stands out amongst all the businesses on Broad Street.

I am so excited that I finally got to pick my own lavender this year for the past four years. I…read morehave missed the very short window that the lavender is in peak for picking. This year I was on top of the game and probably annoyed the owners a little too much by calling way too often. I had a chance to stop in over the weekend and despite this insanely hot heat for June, I had a lovely experience. There were four areas that I could pick from. But the English lavender that I really coveted was not quite ready yet this may prompt me to take a second trip this year to make up for all the years that I have missed out. The process is fairly simple. They give you a cute basket and a cute pair of purple scissors and show you exactly how to cut your lavender. Prices are a little bit high for what you get anything you can fit into trash bag style twist tie is $10. But you're paying for an experience not just the product. Be aware if you are afraid of bees, there are plenty frolicking about the buds. I personally enjoyed this and got some nice video. I think the heat kept a lot of people away this weekend because it wasn't very crowded and I have heard that it gets pretty crowded. In addition to my lavender, I picked up a lavender honey and a lavender stress balm and I am quite excited to make something with my culinary lavender that I picked. All in all, I enjoyed my experience and like I said, I may go back when the English lavender is ready but for now I am quite content to know that I did not miss out on the 2026 lavender picking season.

I went to pick lavender. It's more difficult than it looks because of all the bees! But it's still…read morea great experience. Also bought some culinary lavender - can't wait to try!

Tony has everything you could want in O gauge trains. He has a lot of nice used engines and rolling…read morestock and stands behind what he sells. Everyone in the store is friendly and helpful and there's always a good conversation. I'd advise to call the store before coming from a distance as they close occasionally to purchase collections.

Great place. A lot of new and used O Scale equipment. The owner will cut a deal for train sets. I…read morehope to bring my grandson to this shop soon.

Photographer artist Denise Jill Marshall and her curated collection of woven photos adorned this…read morebuilding from 1827. Contemporary dressed up rustic classic. Each showcased piece was the actual photograph and not a print. She gave us the story of how she got started, what she's doing now, and where she'd going with her art. Commissions. Ideas. Inspirations. Requests. Displays. All of it. She was the kindest! This was her last weekend so I'm glad we made it there.