This almost immediately became my favorite store in Salem. We go there for family outings. It's…read morehalf museum, half amazing toy and game store.

When this store first moved here, I was super excited to have another place to check out downtown…read moreto support local sellers. I came into this place a lot to look around, and would usually leave with a few things too! I've probably spent at least $150 on vinyls here alone, and I don't think I'll ever be coming back again. It's really uninviting in here now versus when they first re-opened and I found out why. Immediately after walking in, I got a snide remark of "Day three? Maybe you'll buy something?" And when I left without buying anything, I got pestered and called a "Transit Kid." I tried explaining that I can't see very well, so it takes me a while to look at all the small items/read price tags, but I could barely get a word in. I live nearby, so I'd often stop in after I got coffee next door until i had to leave and go to work. Telling people not to window shop at your antique/trinket store is absurd, and I REALLY hope you weren't insinuating that you thought I was stealing.

I like the store, though do not find very much. I feel their prices are a little bit to high.read more

Super hit or miss. It seems like they have different people with different pricing standards. I…read morehave purchased quite a few things here, but also left empty handed many times!

Great store, lot of good finds for great prices…read more Constantly adding new inventory so theres always something new to find

Wasn't very big and the selection was thin. Some of the vendors had new items. Just wasn't the…read morespace I was hoping for. Very friendly staff though.

This is a great store to find a unique gift for yourself or a friend. So much to choose from. You…read morecould spend quite a while browsing through great lay out of the store. The staff is very friend yet not pushy at all. I recently took a card making class there that was so fun and a great value!

If you want cookie-cutter baby products mass-produced in factories in China, go to Babies R Us. If…read moreyou want unique, quality, hand-made products that show you took a little extra time to find something special for your loved one, go to Mint. The location is a little hidden in a residential area just west of Commercial Street, off Mission. But it's worthwhile to find. There are essentially three areas of interest inside this establishment, which also shares space with a couple other businesses: the baby product area and vintage stuff are upstairs. Furniture, and more odds and ends are downstairs. This place has a homey feel to it and the staff is friendly and happy to help you. Everything I saw was of high quality. It's nice to find businesses like this that deliver great customer service and carry quality hand-made items, as well as organic products.

Pretty impressed with the amount of hand made merchandise in this store from local artisans…read more Quality, cute factor, pricing, retail space - all 5 Stars. We are lucky to have this store in Salem. Please support it by buying local. (Tons of newborn photo prop options) Don't miss this store!

As someone who was donating to this location daily for nearly three weeks, I'd be remiss if I…read moredidn't point out the exceptional service every time. They took the items without hassle, helped me remove them from my vehicle, and were great in helping me organize everything. Every time I pulled up in their curb side area, they were quick to come attend to me and I was on my way in no time. In terms of the donation experience, I give them a huge thumbs up. As a shopper, I'm actually impressed with all the things they have here and how tidy / organized everything in inventory is. One's mileage always varies for companies that have multiple locations, but I think this Goodwill has to be one of the better ones. I've found some interesting electronics here, as well as a pretty extensive amount of clothes in my size. There's also kid's toys, electronics, books, and even furniture here. Prices are standard for a Goodwill. . When a place is ripe with full of cheerful staff, along with an abundance of inventory, and the place is well maintained? It's hard for me not to give them all 5 stars. They say money is time and time is money. I wouldn't hesitate on spending both here.

Customer service not good.. Prices change when you get the register and price tags are removed so…read moreyou can't see what it said.

Excellent gelato!! Amazing mid century furniture and collectibles. They are converting part of the…read moreshop into a cafe so food will be served.

Great gelato in a fun funky environment. The staff is simply charming and friendly. The gelato…read moreflavors are outstanding. All the creaminess you'd expect from European gelato with more adventurous flavors like my personal favorite, anything with peanut butter!!! They offer a free mini cone for toddlers which is just the right size to not induce a sugar high meltdown and makes him super happy. Great dessert option after dining next store at Bo & Vine (yummy burgers and beer)

This is a special thrift store, different from all others in Salem. After items don't sell in the…read moreregular 'shelved' goodwill stores in the area, it's by the pound, and those blue trays are rotated. Every 20 minutes or so a new row comes out and everyone waits patently till the last tray rolls into position and Go! Great fun digging for treasure at $1.69 per pound! Glassware is 50 cents, and if it's breakable, it glassware. Plus their furniture is awesome, and each day they lower the price. $20, $15, down to $3, $1 until it goes. I stalk items, checking back until they hit my 'gotta buy this' threshold. Such a nice pleasant professional staff too, This is a hobby for me, I spend 30 minutes doing surface mining and you just never know what you might need.

My elderly veteran father recently came in doing his normal shopping when he was provoked and…read moreintimidated by an irate customer. The irate customer was screaming at my father and none of the employees intervened. My father was in fear for his life and no one helped him, they banned him for screaming at his aggressor. This is not how we should treat people with PTSD that have served our country.