Love this store and shop it at least once a week. When you step in the door you are engulfed in…read morecolor and textures. This shop is a level above the average "Next to New" in merchandise selection and display. Yes the staff knows my face, I am a frequent flyer, and they are always eager to help with questions and suggestions. I never know what I will find but I usually do, and even if I don't , I leave with the restful sensation of all the color and glittering glass on display.

My wife &I have been going to Sweet We Going to Sweet Charity for years and always enjoyed the…read moreambiance & selection! That being said we are extremely disappointed in the way the place looks now and overpriced merchandise. It used to be so inviting but now it looks very utilitarian, layout is not good with the tacky curtains separating some areas. The new management should talk to the previous people in charge!! For us we feel no reason to visit again

We've been here a handful of times. We've enjoyed each stop and usually make it a regular stop on…read morethe way through when treasure hunting. The ladies that tend the till are always

Fun little co-op with multiple sellers. In the spring and summer months, they host a flea market…read morewith additional outdoor vendors and usually some sort of food truck. One of my favorite things I did during the very boring summer of 2020 was to attend one of their outdoor markets. I came away with a pretty vintage bird print, a wooden bowl, and some Fiesta brand plates my cousin was on the lookout for. Stock changes frequently, and prices are generally reasonable. I suggest following them on Instagram (@upstate.vintage.market) as the owner posts available items almost every day. Definitely worth a stop if you are near Rochester or Buffalo!

This was one of the coolest thrift/antique shops i've been to in a LONG time, i really don't…read moreunderstand the bad reviews for them on yelp. TONS of merchandise, we checked out after we went through the whole upstairs not realizing there was a whole other floor downstairs. we spent two and a half hours here, and got a ton of cool stuff, clothes, art, trinkets, blankets, dishware, glass, they have literally anything you could think of. I'll agree the place was jam packed with merchandise but that's definitely not a negative to me. staff was super friendly too and the prices were fair, they even had sales on a lot of it. will 100% be going back!

The entire place is a huge disaster. It smells disgusting and is a filthy, congested tripping trap…read more There is barely room to navigate the cluttered dirty booths. The owner is loud and the whole experience was one I'd never recommend to anyone. Don't waste your time.

We stopped in on a post Christmas Sunday and really enjoyed antiques! The proprietor is very…read morefriendly and welcoming! The items for sale here are all very classy and well priced! We will definitely return after he swaps out from the Christmas stage.

Great selection of nostalgic wares, modern,country & of course collection of old world memories to…read morerekindle days past. Walk through an eclectic atmosphere that takes you back in time. You'll enjoy the owners gift of knowledge & his outgoing personality. Lucy W. June 2026

The selection of items was incredibly. However, service was very dependent on who you spoke to, the…read moremanager on Sunday was a bit rude and escalated a simple question into a bit of a rude and not necessary aggressive conversation. Kayla was fabulous though.

Avoid shopping Sunday's at all costs - Manager Melissa…read more I'm a weekly customer and avid comic collector who loves the treasure hunt here. For context, I stopped shopping on Sundays months ago due to prior issues involving Melissa (weekend manager) and another employee. After six months away, I tried again--same result. I also observed smoking within a few feet of the public entrance when I arrived. On 10/19/2025, I brought two early '70s Batman issues to the 5-items-or-fewer line with Melissa, who was visibly agitated and had just called for additional front-end help. She allowed a one-item customer to go ahead--no issue. During my checkout, she began picking at the price stickers, bending the books, and left nail marks on a cover. I politely asked her not to remove stickers--a routine request I've made many times here because it can damage older paper. She paused for ~30 seconds, then rolled her eyes and replied, "Suuuuuure" in a sarcastic tone as if to imply I was crazy. I declined the purchase and stepped away. She called after me that she would personally buy the books so "no one would lose out," then grabbed the phone, threatened to call the police, ordered me to leave, and banned me--in front of three cashiers and roughly 6-8 customers. I was also accused of "threatening/harassing," which was unfounded and embarrassing. I value this store, but the conduct today was unprofessional and needlessly escalatory--especially from a manager. I hope ownership reviews the footage, clarifies handling of collectibles (including sticker removal), and addresses customer communication and de-escalation.

I had never been here until my mom asked me to accompany her to a craft class. It's a little…read moreoutside of civilization (I had no cell reception in the building) but not really that long of a drive from the suburbs if you use 490 and 531. The class we took was ocean resin and it was a lot of fun. The instructor Pat was friendly, funny, and gave us everything we needed to complete our ocean scenes, including boxes to bring our projects home in so they didn't slide all over the car. I looked around the antique store part a bit, and they have a decent selection. I didn't find anything to purchase but I am getting to the point in my life where my house doesn't need one more thing in it. I'd definitely come here again to shop or to take another class. The craft class schedule is on their website or you can sign up for their newsletter.

We stop here about once per year. It is always clean, organized and some vendors add holiday…read morespecific inventory. The building is mostly accessible - a tiny step up to get in, and a couple of tiny steps if you need to use the restroom. We were looking for 2 specific items, but we didn't find them. Instead we found a lovely vase with flowers ($30), a Vera Bradley purse (only $6), a necklace and a potholder. And it was fun to look around.

This place is in the back of the building it is in. A lot of clothes. I did find a very large…read moreironstone platter, which I love. The staff was very friendly.

This is a great place to shop if you need a tool, fixture, or small household piece. Everything is…read morereasonably priced and the proceeds support Fairport Senior Living, like plaza-mate Craft Bits and Pieces. I got a gardening hoe for $4 and a screwdriver for 25¢. They didn't have watering cans, but the staff member said that they do get them donated. Staff said donations to the thrift shop should be limited to handheld items, no doors/large building materials/etc. Check here before spending a fortune at a hardware store!

Always new items available! I go once a week never knowing what I will find. Very helpful staff!read more